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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-28
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LETTERS
mig New school for the East Side.

C.. B. j. Snyder, chief architect OF the
Department OF Education. has filed the
plans for a new five story school 10 be
erected in Eighty-eighth street east Of
First VENUE, to be known as Public school
90. 1t in TO have a frontage OF 1870 feet
and a depth Of 100 feet. 1t will have
separate interior playrooms for boys and
girls on the main floor adjoining the audi
torium, and a large playground on the
roof, ornamented with a pergola. The
building Ia to cost 1920, 900.
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The Rev. Dr. bowling to Marry.

The marriage OF the Rev. Dr.. George T.
Bowling, the rector OF st. James's Protest
ant Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, to Mss
Mary Z. Williams OF Boston will take place
at st. Paul's Church in that city tomorrow.
Bishop William Lawrence of Massachusetts,.
who ordained the Rev. DR.. Bowling in that
church, will 'oficiate, assisted by the Rev 4.
DR.. Thomas A. Jaeger, the rector. On tho
return OF the Rev. DR.. Bowling and his
bride to Brooklyn a reception will be held
at the Pouch mansion.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip R~hinelander. who
have been sojOurning al, Atlantic City since
they left Spring Lake, N. j., will go on
Thursday to Lakewood for a time, as their
house at % East Thirty-ninth street Is not yet
ready for
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Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, who ar
rived recently from Europe, are at their
town house, $50 Fifth avenue. They were
In Washington for the second annual meet
Of the United Hunt Association. Later on
they will occupy the house they had at the
capital last winter, pending the building
Of their own new establishment.
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Miss Dorothy Whitney has been the guest
for the last week of DIR. and Mrs. W Seward
Webb, who are entertaining a large house
party at Shelburne Farms, Vt.
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IN SOCIETY.

Social New York is now devOting its
energies to getting ready for the Horse
Show, which opens on Monday, Novem-
Der 10, in Madison Square Garden.
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Among those present were all the Tuxedo
~colonists and relatives OF Mr.. Walker from
Chicago. The presents we're numerous
and very valuable.
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THE MONTHLY EPITOME OF
THE WORLDS BEST FASHIONS
AcCREADY- BEAL.S co.
Publishers,
24-se East 2lst ST.. New York.

Kenlin winslow will take place at the
Church Of the Heavenly Rest on Tuesday.
December 4. The rector. the Rev. DR.. d.
Parker Morgan, will perform the ceremony.
The bride will be attended by Mic Con-
stance Pratt as maid OF honor, and Carroll
d. Winslow will assist his brother as best
man,
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Comtesse de Ia Lande and Vicomte and
Vicomtesse p. de Tristan arrived from
France several days ago. Count M. orlow-
ski of Russia il paying one Of his occasional
visits to Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic H. Allen,
the latter his sister-in-law. Sir Almoth
Wright sailed for his home in England last
Tuesday. Countess de Chavanne has sailed
for Italy. Baroness Won Meyer arrived on
Tuesday on the Kronprinz wilhelm. Baron
de SLAMS was a passenger on the Savoie,
which sailed Thursday for France.
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Miss Helen Talbot Olyphant and Prentice
Strong are to he married next Thursday,
November 1, at st. Thomas's Church. The
Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires, the rector, will
be given away by her father, Talbot Oily
plant.
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The wedding OF Miss Annie Ide, daughter
Of former Governor-Genera Lde OF the
Philippines and Bourke Cockrcn, is on for
Saturday week, November 10. 1t Is expected
that it will be a very quiet affair. The
couple have planned an almost Immediate
departure for Europe.
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A number Of cards are out here for two
smart Boston weddings Of the week. The
first will he that OF Miss Dorothy Allen and
Chandler Hovey, TO take place at Emmanuel
Church, on Thursday afternoon. Miss
Caroline Dabney and Augustin Hamilton
Parker will be married at Kings Chapel on
Friday. A~fterward the brides father
Lewis Dabney viii give a reception at his
house in Beacon street.
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The marriage Of Miss Emily Foster and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
SOMETHING NEW.

The statement has been made that "There
is nothing new under the sur" This may
be true 40 far ~ actual matter is concerned,
but Il Is not true when the various methods
for utilizing matter for the benefit of hui
manity are considered. Some one has said
thst In nature there is a boon for every
bane, y II II could only be discovered. The
author OF this statement meant that for
every IN which afil cted mankind there
was remedy in medicine If 1t could only
be found. In hundreds of cases the medi-
cine has been found, but the proper knoWl-
edge or method Of combining the in
gradients Is lacking. Il. b. Cartmell
has recently secured a remedy for in
digestion and dyspepsia and their result
and disorders, that is entirely new. This
does not mean that the ingredients In this
remedy have only recently been discovered.
On the contrary the ingredients have been
known for years, but the employing of these
specific ingredients for stomach troubles
10 new, In other words Mr.. Cartmell
has succeeded IN getting a remedy, Bar
neys COMPOUND. In which will be found
drugs that until recently were not pre-
ecrioed for stomach troubles. This is why
II Is new, and Why more people are finding
relief and cure from their old enemy, indi-
gestion, after taking Barneys Compound,
than they ever diG from the older remedies.
barney's Compound is the old theory Of
Letting the stomach iestn reversed. Il
makes the stomach work. and do its own
digesting AZ nature intended, instead of
digesting the food artihcially, thereby
causing the digestive organs to partially
lose the use OF themselves. An idle
stomach, Ike idle hands. Is a source OF
mischiei, Barneys Compound contains
ingredients that stimulate the stomach TO
perform the churninG motion necessary
10 healthy digestion. Ii contains ngro-
dients that cause the different glands OF the
digestive organism TO throw out the natural
digestive fluids that VIII be found in all
healthy stomachs. 10 contains an antiseptic
that cleanses the stomach and destroys all
germs, thus insuring the sufferer against
foul and offensive breath. MIR. Cartmell
has so much faith IN this remedy that
he will give trial hottie TO ali dys-
peptic sufferers that will ask for same.
trial viii convince the most skepticai. Get
Il today. II the trial bottle gives any relief
get 500 Size and II you feel that you are
getting better get a full course Of treat
ment six Sl.OO bottles for 5000, and you
will soon be able to bid farewell to that
long annoying stomach trouble. L. b.
OartFnsl, Sixtn aud Madison streets.
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SOCIAL EYENTS

An enjoyable birthday PARTY was
given to Ethel Talley on "Wednesday
evening at her home, BOZ West Eipbfb
street. Those present we're Helen
Armour, Maie Taley, Harriet Tallev
Mabel Smith, Margaret Harkins.
Gertrude Edna Baily. May Perry
Lena Bloom, Helen Louis, Edna Brewer.
Jean Stubbs Elsie Collins, Bessie car.
penter Grace Taylor, Howard Dawson
Jester, Roy Clemens, Cloyd and Har-
old Helsel, Earl Perry. Mr.. and Mrs, j.
III. Iailey, Mr and Mrs. b. b. Talle,
Mrs. ID Armour, Miss hi. Milo. NIr
and Mrs. ~ fallev Refreshlnents
were served. Misses Horriett and Maie
Ialley sang.
An enjoyable PARTY was gnen or
Thursday night IN honor of Miss Rose
Gibbons. Refreshments were served
Those present We're Miss Mamie Farley
John h. D0to, N ss Mamie McMahon.
VIII +. CANARY, ISIS MAY Marvel
john BosIrick, Miss Rose Gibbons
Wright Coleman, Miss Mary Robinson.
john Doughcrty, Miss Rose Esrley
George 4. b ernard, Miss Sallie Gibbons
Mr.. and Mrs Ackerman. Mrs. m
Farley, Miss May Shannon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daginist, Miss Hanna Neupent.
Miss Katie McMahan and John Lingo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
HARD ON GUNNERs.
Cannot Shoot Certain Game in Cecil
County, Except From November 18th
10 December 18th.

Cannot Shoot Certain Game in Cecil
County, Except From November 18th
TO December 18th.
A recent act of the Maryland Lcgis-
lature prohibits tho killing, trapping or
exposing for sale of partridges, phoasants,
woodcock, robins, rabbits and rail and
reed birds between the 9Th day Of Decem-
ber and the 18th Of November
Whether this law was passed in error
1t is difficult 10 say, but It's effect is to
prohibit absolutely the killing Of rail birds.
reed birds and woodcock because they are
not there in the season in which their
killing is permitted Rail and reed birds
are TO bo found on the marshes in the
early fall, but take their flight when frost
comes, or before November 18th, while
woodcock are generally shot in warm
weather.
If IL was intended to stop the killing
Of rail birds, reed birds and woodcocS,
the reason is not apparent There has
been no demand and no need for such
a law in order TO protect these birds and
increase propagation, as they are as plenti-
iul as they-have been for years. True, the
damage done is not great, as il will simply
be deprivation and disappointment TO
sportsmen, but ii it is an error il might
have occurred in some connection that
would have resulted in great injury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
MIDpLETowN.

Special correspondence o avery Evening
Middletown. April 25.--MrsJ. O. Parker
was rendered a surprise party on Friday
evening in honor OF her 50th birthday
anniversary.
The Jr. y P.S S. c. e. will hold bazaar
in the vestibule Of Forest Presbyterian
Church on Thursday afternoon. The pro-
ceods of the sale are to 90 into the fund
for the San Francisco sufferers
Personal: Miss Helen Biggs is visiting
friends in New York City-Alexander
Metten has returned from Wilmington
Miss Mary Lewis has returned 10 BROOKLYN
n. N.-Mrs. Mary Hall and Miss Eliza
beth Hall are spending the week at At
lantc City, N. Misses Hilda and
Eleanor Milkie are visiting friends in
town-Mrs Clark of Cecilton, Md, is
visiting Mrs. Mary Vandegrift
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
GARBAGE SPECIFICATIONS.
Details OF the X, quirsments for Collection
aud fffanuual

aud Disposal.
Following are tic chief provisions
of the specifications for the collection
Of garbage, in addition TO those al
ready published:
In case of the prevalence Of a con-
tagious disease at any place, the con-
tractor shall be required to disinfect
the garbage at such place and the re-
ceptacle from which and in which the
same is removed at the time Of re-
moval.
Amy employe Of the contractor using
improper language or being under the
influence of liquor OF accepting pay
ment for services must be discharged.
Garbage must be collected on Mar
ket street before 10 O'Clock in the
morning.
Employees Of the contractor shall be
designated by number plate.
The garbage carts must be thor
oughly cleaned and disniected each
day and the lids shall be closed while
removing garbage.
The contractor must provide himself
with an Office and telephone where he
can be communicated with.
If the contractor fails to collect gar
bage in accordance with the terms Of
the contract, the Board of Health
must direct the same to be collected,
and the cost Of such collection shall
be deducted from any moneys due the
/ contractor.
The specifications for the disposal Of
/ gar bage provide as follows;
That all garbage shall be disposed
OF IN sanitary manner.
That the contractor may use the
| present city crematory and may make
/ such alterations therein as shall be
| approved by Council.
That bidders shall submit with bids
a description of the method or scheme
! of disposition or utilization and that
the Council shall have the right &c
accept that bid, the acceptance OF
which will best secure the efficient
performance Of the work.
That the operations and appliances
shall be subject to the inspection OF
the Board OF Health.
That the disposal plant shall be Of a
capacity ample TO dispose of all gar
bage within twenty four hours alter
collection.
That the Mayor and Council of Will
mington shall have the option to pur
chase the plant and machinery at the
termination of the contract at an
amount to be agreed upon by the ma
jority of five referees, three of whom
may be appointed by the mayor anc
two by the contractor. The referees
are to be appointed at least six months
and not more than one year before the
expiration of the contract and are t'
report their finding at least thre,
months before the expiration of tn,
contract
There are also numerous other regu
lations in regard to what will be re
quired of the contractor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
KENT COUNTY COURT.

sperinl Correspondence % every rveninq
Dover April 25.-In the Kent county
Court Of General Sessions, yesterday,
true bills were returned by the grand
jury as follows:
Frederick shockley, assault, pleaded
guilty, sentenced to six months. inn
prisomment; Frank Patterson and James
Prattis, assault and battery; Lizzie Ennis,
larceny; Thepatel Jones, burning q ware
house; Thomas Cooper, larceny.
Thomas Emory, assault, with ielonious
intent upon Mrs Galloway, residing near
Fodorioa. The assault is alleged to
have occurred last August, but Emory
was not arrested until month ago, the
time the charge was made. The trial
may be commenced tomorrow.
George Pullman, larceny Of turkey
gobler from Henry Wright. Plead guilty
and sentenced to three months inn
prisonment
James Barrett, indicted for carrying
concealed deadly weapon, WAS tried
and acquitted.
Bills We're ignored against the follow
ing Mcllroay Shockley, assault and bat
terry; Nathaniel pleasanton, larceny;
George Watty, pointing gun at another
person; Joseph Fountain, embezzlement
as bailee, Frank Roe, assault and bat
tcrV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
BILL OF oLERK OF THE PEACE.
Majority Of ihe Levy Courtmen Said to
Have Reached an Agreement.

Majority Of iha Levy Courtmen Said TO
Have Reached an Agreement
The Levy Court broke lis record for
executive sessions yesterday afternoon.
From 245 oclock until 10 the commits
sloners were in secret meeting. discussing
the bill of Clerk OF tho Peace Winfield
s. QWEloy. which was held up about "A
year ago because Comptroller Chandler
failed 20 approve Il.
Since his bin was disputed Mr. Qugley
has not put IN any bills for work.
IL Is understood that tho majority Of
the commissioners favor allowing him
one cent line for copying of names
instead OF "a, BY this arrangement. il
Is said, the clerk Of the peace will lose
about 1000 year.
The court sustained the action of
Comptroller Chandler in sealing down
the bill from S2.2i3.25 70 Si.2l5.S5.
Heretofore the court has been allowing
Mr.. Quigley 81 200 as Clerk of the Levy
Court, but it decided In the conferences
yesterday, TO pay him 81 800 a year In
the future as compensation for his
, services as clerk Of the Levy Court.
II is understood that the members are
unanimous in making the allowance.
While Mr. Quigley has not presented
any bills he has been paid about $4,000
on account. which under the present
agreement, about pays him for the past
year.
The question is now finally decidee
and no other action is necessary. IN,
court had previously approved the bill
as scaled down by the comptroller.
/. Court took a recess until next Tuesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
LEwEs.
Special Correspondence Of Egery Evening.


Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Lewes, April 25.--About so barrels
of fresh mackerel we're landed here from
a smack and shipped by express to
New York, on Monday.
a 50-mile gale from the northwest
prevailed here ON Monday, causing the
few vessels at the BreaSwatcr to drag
from their moorings for a short distance,
but without any damage.
Miss Rhena f. G.. Mosher, organizer
and national lecturer of the W. c. T. L.,
gave a lecture in the NJ. +. Church on
Sunday evening to young people
The mackerel fishing schooner Lewis
II. Giles of Gloucester Mass. was forced
by the gale of Monday morning on Hens
and Chickens Shoals. After pound
ing for several hours she worked off with
loss Of rudder and was towed to the
BrealSwater.
a report prevails that a rabid dog
from Georgetown is at large in this
vicinity. Efforts are being made to
locate him and kill the animal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
SUNSHINE SOCIETY.
COrsopsis Branch to Give an Entertain.
mcrt on Ihursdav NIGHT

COrsOpsis Branch to Give an Entertain
ment on Ihursday Night
The Coreopsis branch Of Interna-
tional Sunshine Society will give an
entertainment at the New Century
Club ON Thursday evening. 1t will
consist of tableaux Of well known pic
lures to be followed by a dance. Music
will be furnished by an orchestra.
A number of prominent society people
will take part Part of the proceeds
are TO be devoted TO the relief Of the
California sufferers. As the price is
very reasonable and the cause a worthy
one it is expected that large number
of people Will attend
z Ibis branch is just one year old and
has done much good in this city.
The Cynthias Helpers branch. at
its fortnightly meeting at the residence
of Mrs w. r.. Briggs, began arrange
ments for improving the condition of
the blind in Wilmington. After a
short business session the hostess, who
was recently married, served refresh
ments, and a social time followed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
FOR vErERANg GRAVES.
The G. A. r. Joint Committee Raising a
Fund for Memorial Dav

The G. A. r. Joint Committee Raising a
Yund for Memorial Day.
The joint committee Of the G. A. x.
which is arranging for the proper OBJ
servance Of Memorial Day has issued
the following;
The several cemetery companies in
the city OF Wilmington and vicinity have
generously donsted 70 the c. A. r. two
OF more plots in their grounds for the
purpose Of buging deceased soldiers,
sailors or marines, and the Grand Army
Of the Republic Of this city desire 10
pvt these plots in proper shape and
properly mark the same Now we nre
nearly eli poor men and At an age when
We csnnot command the wages NO used
20 do, We therefore have taken this
manner Of addressing our friends and
asking them for a contribution for the
above purpose. Respectfully yours,
Samuel Lewis. Chairman,
20 East Iwenty-fourth street.
]. S. Litzenberg, Secretary,
1905 West Fourth street.
William A. Reilly. Treasurer,
7l2 Lombard street.
Contributions can be sent or left with
any Of the above and viii be promptly
acknowledged.
The joint memorial committee is as
follows
General Thomas A. Smyth Mol Post
Samuel Lewis, J. r. y. Montgomery,
George c. Morton, A. X. Douglas, Thomas
Boyer
Admiral s. r. du Pont Post. No. o.
John Wainwright, Richard Heritage
Wesley Boulden, John Weaver b. ID.
Bogia IT, Craig
Gen II. s. Grant Post NO l3 John
WEIGH, Andrew Blair, William H. Blake,
a. r. Boylan
Gen. Phil Sheridan Post No. 23 ". A.
Reilly j. J.. Wilcox. William McCrca.
AppomnttoS Camp. NO .. Sons of
Veterans III Daily George Duffy. vii
liam Kirk, r. ID Wade.
Samuel Lewis is chairman H. Daily
secretary and b. d. Bogia treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

She broke out all over her body with a
humor, and we used everything recon-
mended, but without results. called
in three doctors, they all claimed they
could help her, but she continued to
grow worse. Her body was a mass Of
sores, and her little face was being
eaten away; her ears looked as if they
would drop of. Neighbors advised me
toget Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and
before had used half of the cake of
Soap and box of Ointment the sores had
all healed, and my little ones face and
bodywere as clear as a newborn babes.
/ would not be without it again if it
cost five dollars, instead of seventy-five
cents, which is all it cost us to cure
our baby, after spending many dollars
on doctors and medicines without any
benefit whatever"
Complete External and Internal Trestmsnt FOR every
uumor, from Pimpei 10 eerofua, from Infancy 10 Age
touetnuR Of CutcurA Soap, c, Ointment Soc, Rosov
en dOc fn form of Chocolate Coated Pulls go per vial
Of co., may be- had Of al druggis sing often cures
the most distressing cates when all other remedies, and
even he beat phyncians fall Potter Drug Chem Corp.
Sole Props. Boston, Mass
~H- Manr Freo. Au About The ekin Scain, and ETsir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
THE JAPANESE FUND.

~ Has Not Been Lost Sight Of Notwith-
standing the Liberality Toward the San
Francisco Fund
Notwithstanding the great liberality
of the people OF Delaware in contributing
toward the fund for the relief of the
San Francisco sufferers, the fund for
the relief Of the Japanese famine sufferers
has not been overlooked. and every dav
some contributions TO that fund are
being received az the places designated
for the purpose
The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Co. one Of the agencies for receiving
the money. has taken in about $500 I'M
the last three weeks Several large
subscriptions were received yesterday.
A few days ago a woman, evidently in
poor circumstances, gave 43 cents TO the
fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
CERTIFICATES OF soORPoRATIOs

sprriai CsucHonaencr oi oyerv Evenine.
Dover, April Certificates Of in
corporation were filed here, yesterday.
as follows:
Southern Construction Co, Whining
ton, Del, TO do a general construction
business; capital stock $4,000
Mawa Tribe, No As, |. 0. r. NJ. Union.
Del no capital stock
Change of name Of Mercantile Invest
ment Co to the American Agency Co.
Baltimore Md
Increase in capital stock Of the Electric
Hose and Rubber Co, Philadelphia. ia. /:
from $500 900 10 $500 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

taker Clewell Of this city has the
funeral in charge.
Personal-John r. Campbell,a a guard
at the workhouse, who was confined to
his home for several weeks by illness,
left for the workhouse this morning,
TO resume his duties-Mr. and Mrs.
William j. Lutz and daughter Mil
dred Of Wilmington are spending two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry He'd
ley of near New Castle-Charles Hall
Of Virgi mia has been the guest of Miss
Matte Calhoun.
The Jim Shoe, S3.50-Shaws.*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
boat 60 Leave.

The steamboat Asbury Park, which
has been wintering at the wharves Of
the Harlan 81 Hollingsworth Co., will
leave on Sunday for New York. Ex-
tensive repairs were made to the boat
and she now has the appearance of a
new vessel. She Will be in charge of
Captain Clampitt, as master. A party
of New Workers and Philadelphia
interested in shipping will go around
on the boat in company with Presi-
dent Coke of the Harlan d Hollings-
worth Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
PROHIBITION PARTY.

Special Correspondence o. Evsrv Evenine.
Dover April 25.-The State Contra |
Committee OF the Prohibition Party met
here yesterday and selected Thursday
May 18th, as the date for holding their
State Convention, and Dover as the place
Those present included State Chairman
Richard NJ Cooper. Secretary II. W
Brosius, l.. NJ, Price, John T. Price, Rev.
T. A Il; o Buen, Rev. Alfred smith
George W. Todd and Joseph Delrickson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
Graduated From rrainlnr school.

Miss Katherine V. Kane completed
a three-year course in the University of
Pennsylvania Training School for Pro
fessional Nurses on Saturday last, and
on that evening she entered upon her
irst case of professional nursing. Miss
Kane has located in Philadelphia. She
is a daughter of Plumbing Inspector
Edward L. Kane of Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
poVER

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, April 25.-The benefit per-
iiormance held in the Dover Opera House
last evening by home talent. for the san
Francisco sufferers. was a great success
George W. Bush and Miss Clara Scotten
were married on Monday evening. at
Wesley NJ 4. Parsonage, by Rev. 4. d.
Barrett.