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Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
KOREANS BITTER AGAINST
INVADERS FROM NIPPON

Seoul, Korea, July 3.--(Via Toxic,
July 4.)-At a demonstration in cele-
hration of the return of Prince PAX
Yon Ho, reformer and the most for
chile of living Korean statesmen, who
after twelve years of exile was a fore
night ago welcomed by the emperor
as possible Korean saviour, Chung
Chain Ong, an educator, killed himself
in the presence Of 500 people in or
der to emphasize tho subsection or
Korea to japan.
Though administrative conditions
have steadily improved the past six
months, the suicide of the statesman
i'm public. also the recent assassina-
ton of member of the cabinet for his
connection with the signing of the
suzerainty protocol and other evidence
shows that Korean hostility to Japan
is wholly unchanged. Marquis Ito's
success in Korea is due solely to Jap
anese energy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
WESTERN ROADS AGREE /
TO ABOLISH LOW RATES
Charitable and Religious Organiza-
tions Lose Privileges Because of
TwO-Cent Fare laws.

Chicago. July S-With a view of
showing in the courts that there is
not reasonable profit i'm passenger
rates of two cents per mile the vest
ern railroads today agreed not to
make a lower rate on any traffic in.
to. from. or through the states Of Iln-
nois Iowa. Missouri. Minnesota, and
Nebraska for ninety days. One result
of this agreement will be the abolition
on July of reduced rates in the states
named for clergymen. disabled soldiers
and all those who have been given
half rates for years because engaged
exclusively in religious or charitable
work. Another result of the agree
ment which will have a much greater
effect on passenger revenues of the
railroads. will be the cessation of all
excursions at pOpular prices.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Algodones Land and Town COM
pany will be held at the office of the
company at 317 w. Copper avenue.
in the city of Albuquerque. territory
of New Mexico. on Saturday, July 6.
1907, at 10 o'clock a. M. for the pur-
pose of electing five t5) directors to
serve one year. and for the transaction
of such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
R. T. FULTON, Secretary.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
Notice for ruhlIeatIon.

Department OF the Interior. Land Office at
Santa Fe n. NJ, June "a, 1907
Notice is hereby given that Hezeliah b.
Hammond. Of Albuquerque n. NJ, has filed
notice Of his intention to make final COM
mutation proof in support OF his claim,
viz: Homestead Entry No s72S made Dec.
IS, 1905. for the Sh NwM, and. NY swh.
Section u, Township 10 ~. Range Il. and
that said proof will be made before IL. w.
$. otero. u. S. Court Commissioner, at AL
buquerque, n. NJ. on August 5, 1907.
He names the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of, the land viz: John c.
Ross Jerome b. Fish. Benjamin X. Adams
and Elmer d. Evers, all Of Albuquerque. N.
NJ MANUEL r. OTERO Register.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
Two killed by Tornado.

St. Paul. July s.--A tornado Is re-
ported to nave swept over eastern
Wisconsin late this afternoon. Sew
erai towns are reported to have been
struck and at Oakdale two persons
are reported killed. The railroad sta
tlon at Tunnel siding. on TN Omaha
road. near f1lroy Wis, was demoI-
ished. and, the telegraph operator Is
reported fatally hurt and a watchman
hadlv Injured
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
DANISH ROYAL FAMILY
WELCOMES GERMAN RULER

Copenhagen, July 3.--A dinner was
given tonight at the Federnsberg
Castle in. honor Of Emperor William
and the empress The entire Danish
royal family was present. King Fred
erick, In toasting Emperor william.
expressed the hope that her majesty
would feel at home in Denmark. In
reply the German emperor toasted the
Danish family and said.
Her majesty has been most happy
to comply with your wish, and she
hopes to be allowed to enter the init
mate circle of your family / thank
YOU heartily for this kind welcome.
and | trust II is,a token OF the hearty
friendship between our two houses"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
GRIM NIchGED
UWIIH IIUHULU
VAR HAUNTS
GERMANS
JAPANESE AMERICAN
CONFLICT INEVITABLE
Berlin Critics Hold Mikado Is
Justified in Attacking United
States Before Pacific Fleet
Can Be Strengthened,
IBy MornIng JournaI specIal leased wIre.l

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.l
Berlin, July 3.-The reports and
denials regarding American naval
movements are printed conspieuously
and commented on by the newspaper
here as indicating the tensity of the
relations between the United States
and Japan. Such things as the dis
patch of the American fleet to the Pa
citic coast justify, according to Ger
man critics, Japan attacking any
American vessels caught in the Pacific
without waiting for the concentration
of American ships. The Japanese Of
licials who have recently visited Ger.
many with Admiral Yamanaka and
those attached to the delegation to the
peace conference, who spent some
weeks In Germany placed heavy or
ders with the German ammunition and
small arms factories. They were on
the lookout for new machine guns.
but did not find any, soTfar as can be
learned. They placed an order for
some 12-inch naval guns with the
Krupps, but the number ordered is
not disclosed. These guns take nine
months to build and would have been
ordered in England had not all the
works there been fully occupied with
orders to supplysthe British and Japa-
nese war vessels now building in Brit
ish yards. About 120 large guns are
being constructed at English gun
works for the fitting out Of battleships
of Dreadnaught type, each of which
require ten guns. The Japanese gov
crnment, it is reported, does not care
To spend much money in Germany, but
in this instance it was obliged to or
der guns from the Krupps as they
were the only other works in Eu-
rope of a sufficient capacity to guar
hntee moderately prompt delivery.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
Sale of
UnsightlySoiled
UndermuSIinS

ifs the general cleaning up Of all the solled
and mussed .garments--in all grades. in all
grades. in OH kinds In goods at ali prices
Every garment which has become soled no
matter how trInlng the damage may be.
hears price that means the greatest kind
Of saving Frugal buyers wait fur this
sale. knowing that a little soap and water
Is all that's required 10. make the garment
like new. IT'S periodical event and this
year the values seem better than ever be-
fore The variety Ia larger. consisting of
Gowns, Drawers skirts. chemise and Corset
Covers; made Of nne Muslin. camhric or
Nainsook, enectvsiy trimmed with lace. In
sertion, embroidery ana beading.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04

For constipation there is nothing
quite so nice ac Chamberlain's Stom>
ach and Liver Tablets. They always
produce pleasant movement of the
bowels without any disagreeable eff
feet Price, 25 cents. Samples free at
all drug stores.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
COLORADO MINER JUMPS
TO DEATH FROM TRAIN

Denver. july 3.--Frank Schmelzer
of sllverton. Col, who was yesterday
elected member of the executive
hoard Of the Western Federation ot
Miners. jumped from a moving train
tonight and was killed Schneider
vae on his way TO SllvertOn for a
short visit prior 10 going 90 Boise 10
testify IN the Haywood trial. In the
snburbs of the city he discovered he
was ON the wrong train. and Jumped
on. calling 10 the conductor 10 throw
his grip after him.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
CLEARANCE OF W0MAN'S
LINEN, ,LINENE AND LAWN
TAILORED SUITS AND
SKIRTS


Made OF fine quality fancy IAwns
no Ots, Regular 500 sult..f..., .sa.25
No 07g. Regular $3.50 sult.4.- .sa.15
No O0a. Regular $500 suit, 80. o. .st.e5
Special Black Lawn JumDcr Suit q $3.50
white poplin and Duck Coats f0f Misaes
and Women specially priced Tor this
sale;
Nn. oos. Regular teh value. 10 at $3.50
No. osi. Regular ;75e value go ~ Sa.o0
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
PEACEFUL M0klS ON
WARPATH, REPORT

salt Lake. Utah. July IA letter
from Bluff Utah. to the Tribune, says
Il Is reported there that the Moltl In
dians are on the warpath. Bluff Is
i'm the extreme southwest corner OF
the state. and the Moki reservation Is
a short distance away In Arizona.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
Eton Jackets

Made n ail-over Embroidery and T,ace,
not nmny on hand but you can choose
a. half regular price.
a new shipment n Chiid'H colared
Dresses received. I 20 years. made of
pretty pink and blue chnmhray and
checks and striped glnrhnmH bishop.
ituaaian aud French STYLE nt d1f. use,
fi.s5. fhso. and Fins.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
JAPANESE BOYCOTT OF i.
AMERICAN GOODS CERTAIN

Toxic. July An well Informed
quarters there is an inclination u
smile at the denial of the associated
chamber of commerce of an intenti IN
To inaugurate boycott against Amer
lean goods While there is no doubt
that the chambers of commerce would
not, as such, take any action of that
nature, yet in this connection, how
ever. it is necessary to remember that
public bodies like chambers of COM
merce do not give out positive infor-
nation in a matter the consununa
tion of which requires great secrecy
also the Japanese capacity to keep Sc
crets, a faculty which was remarkably
proven in the late Russian war. 1t
is possible that the public may be
surprised at any time at the sudden
appearance of a strong communica-
ton, committed to a policy to buy
no American goods.
The report that the United States
would augment its naval force in the
Pacific has not attracted much atten-
tiOn here,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
Lingerie Wash Suits

Handsomely Trimmed with New Laoes
aBa Embroidery. on sale az follows
No. ops Regular a.s0 Suits 20 nj 7.50
No dae ueFular ftiso Suits 10 At 300
No. eof Regular ft2h0 suits ~ at $1,000
No. 0s2i, Regular tzp.oo suit 40 al $500
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
Very Special

We have lot of white wash Suits con.
fstlnE # Lingerie. Elton. ana jacket
sYleH also Extra Wash sNris slightly
HHitHH ~ being used IN our WindoNn Tor
display purposes. II We have what you
want choose at half regular prices.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04

m YOU rivS IN 4 SNAIL TOWN
AND FIND 1T HARD TO GET
WHAT YOU WANT IN FANCY OR
c1iA I1T T. CunfsustSlIrC tVTlTuyTN TrC
WE HAVE NEARfY EVERYTHING.
FIG. PRATT & co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04

which have been at issue'Ddtweeri the
Central American countries-for more
Than four years
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
CLEARANCE OF W0MEN'S
LINEN SUITS, LAWN AND
BATISTE SUITS IN ET0N
AND PRINCESS STYLES
Lawn Princess Suits

No. oea. Regular 500 value. for. 3 SIS
80. eos Regular tis.oo value, for. $3.50
No. psii, Regular $3.50 value, Tor, $1,000
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
of
Wonen's
White Wash
Waists

This Clearance takes IN Every White or
coiorsd Wash Waist We have In the
house and also takes in ali China sih
and every Net Waist in our house. re-
sardlem Of cost The Entire stock a.
yIded into lot Numbers as follows.
80. !, cOc to SIC Waists go at.... .Oee
No. 2, SOC to ,Lss waists 90 ats,...1ss
40. .. values up to si.5o go at. u.6O
80 are values up TO ,sao 90 at .sl.as
No. are values up to ss.so 60 at. u.7s
80. Q are values up to $500 go at ssoO
No 2 are values up to ssso GO at. ss.ss
No. 3 are values up to ace go At $500
30. are values up % tLso made Of
CHINA sllk and Net 60 at........ .sa.ss
No. 10 are values up TO 500. consisting
N snk. Net and Lingerie. ....... .ssea
40. II are values up TO ts.so at. .st.as
40. saire values up 70 $3.50 ata.. ss.oo
so - are values up 10 fisso At. si.se
This takes IN our Entire Stock and many
laio arrivals have been added this last
week. conslstine of China SIX fouiara
SIR PonFee SIX, Lingerie, Net aud
Lawn Waists
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
Silk Shirt Waist and silk
EtOn Suits

Also divided into iois as follows;
no .. Regular t2ooO sllk Suit. .sis.5o
No 4. Regular t2eto silk suit.f. .sib.0o
No e. Regular $500 SILK suit. .sif.so
No 9. Regular ia7so silk suit ss0.eo
40. 2. Regulaf tsooo silk suit ,sas-oo
so. =. Resular $500 slik suit. .sf1-so
80. .. Regular ttooo six suit. .sse.0o
rhls takes IN Evefy sllk Suit IN the
House.
slirhily soiled white Wool skirts made
NJ Panama ana vollle about 6 IN this
Tot. choice Al half regular price
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-04
Embroidery Special

These goods should have been In stock sew
erai weeks ago. hence this big reduction.
This lot consists OF MerccrlKed Silk Work
on Batlsie grounds aud in very handsome
ana effective consisting " Edges. Inser-
uens' fiouncings and nandineS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
BELIEVED TO
BELO n G TO
MONSTER
Excayating For Well at
1921 South Walter Street
Unearths Portion Of 0sSes-
Gus Structure of Prehistoric.
Animal.

F. W. Spencer. the well known ar
chitect, who IS digging q well on his
property ut 1-2f South Walter street.
has made what ne believes ls a re
nelrkable discover. When Inc Wei
diggers yesterday reached q depth Of
81 feet. they unearthed portions 81
very peculiar looking bones 10 whlch
they called the attention of MI.
spencer. The latter after examining
Them. has come 10 the conclusion thai
they are probably portions ~ the skel-
eton OF q prehistoric monster ana theN
are being carefully examined ny Pres
ident ". O.. Tight, Of the University
who has something of a reputation as
a geologist and paleontologisl me
bones are peculiar enough in their SIT
and anpearonce 10 enlist the very
lively interest 81 the scientist n a
very careful excavation Is 10 ne maze
at the bottom of the wei Ia sec II -
is possible 10 resurrect the remains 81
a mastodon. or other extinct creature
such as played about the feet Of Adam
and Eve IN the good old days
The news % the find excited consist
cradle interest about the city. In all
probability" said Joe Sheridan last
night. those bones belong to a Geng
lodon Cetoides. an Iguanadon Bernis-
~sartensis. o. an Ichthysanrus. Mar
tin Tierney gave il as his opinion that.
although 1t is possible the remains are
those Of a Rhamphorhyncus or an
Ar%chaeopterx M8erura. they are mare
likely those Of some poor horse that
got mired in the street after some
heavy rain. Marshal McMillin believes
the bones are those of a Palaeoniscus
Macropnmus. while Constable Jim
Smith Is equally certain they belonged
to a T%inoceras Ineens which roamed
south Waiter street in days Of auld
lang syne. Other citizens who have
viewed the remains incline to the the
Dry # a Dinoihcrium. S~ivatherium CT
ganteum or Icthyornis.
At any rate the well digging Is TO so
slowly and carefully for a while to see
what kind Of a prehistoric cemetery
the workmen have broken into.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
PROSPEROUS SHEEP
YEAR IN ARIZONA

c. II. Nofer. one of the prominent
wool growers OF northern Arizona ar
rived here yesterday from Flagstaff,
en- route to the southern part Of the
county, where he has several large
eocks OF sheep grazing on the desert
ranges. says the Prescott Journal Min
err. Speaking of the outlook Tor the
sheep industry. Mi. Nofer said.
n believe that We are entering a
year that viii prove To be the most
prosperous In the sheep business IN
The history OF the territory. These
winter storms insure good food on the
ranges OF the north IN the spring ana
summer months and with the present
prices Of mutton there Is no reason
why the wool grower should not LOOK
forward to a prosperous year. ON me
desert ranges south OF here there IS at
least 100. 600 more sheep than there
We're last wear. and b stock driven
IN from other places Is of a good
class"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
ALL CANDIDATES OUT
FOR PRECINCT ELECTION
George II. Craig Announces Hiniself rs
Candidate in Precinct 26 With
james smith - Constable.

All candidates are now thought To
be in The feld FOR the justice OF the
peace election which occurs next Mon
day George r. craig, the present JUS
tice Of the peace Ia Precinct %. an
uounced his candidacy yesterday.
II Is understood that no convention
viii DE held FOR a formal nomination.
the announcement Of his candidacy
being considered sufficient.
The contest in the Twelfth precinct
promises 20 become interesting since it
IS understood that fragments of the
old Hubbcli following are making an
effort To defeat Police Judge Crawford
FOR reelection. Judge Crawford has
made an exceptionally efficient onicef
and the fact that these influences are
working against him viii have a e.
feet OF bringing a his friends tn
force on election day Candidate FOR
constable with Judge Crawford Is +.
r. Garcil. the present constable.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
SCHEDULES DEM0RALlZED
BY BAD WASH0UTS
No Trains From the West Until SONIC
Time Friday and Chicago Limited of
Thursday Night - Anuulied on Ac-
connf of Prolonged Delay by lsea-
son of Soft Track aud iandslidcs In
California.

Train service on the coast lines Is
pretty badly demoralized by the serl-
Gus washouts on the Santa Fe in Cali
fornia. Train No. s due here from the
west at 6;46 THURSDAY night was re-
ported at ar early hour Friday morn
ing luz to arrive here as No. 4 al $50.
No. 4. the Chicago limited. due here at
midnight Thursday night. Is annulled.
II IS likely No. s running as No 4 viii
not roach albuquerque until late FRI
day as the situation on the Santa Fe
on the west end IS more serious than
IL has been for snme time, CrOzier
Canyon in Arizona. Is. as usual. giving
the most trouble and torrents fifty feet
deep that ave been roaring through
the famous gulch have taken along
a good part Of tho track with them.
There il a bad landslide on the Cajon
grade. trouble at san Bernardino and
n lot az soft track In Arizona ana
New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
BUS|LY
B|LkING HE
SOUTHWEST
FL PASO AND H0LBR00k
BOTH AFTER PEN ARTISTS
Authorities Have Not Yet
Landed Man Giving Name Of
Howard Who Forged Check
On First National Bank of
Albuquerque for $500.

The Fratornal order Of Forgers are
sim busily plying their trad in tic
/ southwest and Albuquerque has not
suffered much more severely than
neighborlng towns. The territories
are az present receiving a larger num-
Der OF hobo and worthless characters
than for many months. a condition
which "a easily noticeable in Albu-
oueruue. Migrants drop of almost
l~every train tha ONE in 10 stop the
nearest citizen and inquire II he has
in his clothes the price Of just a small
frugal meal for a cor man that has
only one mother and one father and
whose most painstaking and consei-
entious efforts 70 find work have been
unrewarded.
Citv Marshal McMilfin has received
a elegram from Sheriff Woods. from
Hoabrook. Ariz., asking him 20 LOCATE
Ia printer named J. r. Wilson who IL
wanted for forgery in Holbrook. lie
Is Of dark complexion, hollow
checked. weighs las pounds, ls
slightly bald and smokes a pipe con-
staMtiy. occasionally removing y
Mnltf ne itfEtH n fiffhf ~
ilicved the man was In Albuquerque
This week, but so far the police have
been unable to get ~ his trail.
Chief McMiliin also received a
message from Chief Mitchell Of El
paso. asking anxiously for informa-
ltion as 10 one II. Murehle. who has
been giving bogus checks on The I'll
Paso Brewery company and J. y.
Dieter. He is described as smooth
faced. light haired, weight 100 pounds.
labout rs or 30 years old and a glib
talker. He is five feet nine inches
high and when last seen was making
tracks for Albuquerque.
Howard Stin Going.
c. ~. Howard. formerly OF Hol-
brook. who has gone into the forgery
I business on a more pretentious scale
is still missing and the authorities
are unable to trace him, Howard
forged the name OF julius Wetzler 10
IA check on the First National Bank
fof Albuquerque for $500 and cashed
The check nj the Mckinley County
bank In Gallup. Siegfried Meyerhoh
discovered the forgery in looking
over Mr.. Wetzler's checks. returned
from the bank the first Of the year
and The authorities were notified.
Howard was last seen In Los Angeles
by Ezra DiVelbess of HOibrook ana
Siegfried Meyerhoff. There is a pos
sibiliu that Howard may be the same
man az Wilson. but this is not be-
lieved To To- the case.
other towns ia New Mexico and Ari-
IONA continue to send In reports OF
forgeries and bad check men who IN
variably prove to be successful As an
Albuquerque man expressed IT. re-
Gently the merchants aud saloon
men make IL u policy TO take IN an inc
checks thar are presented and cash
them In the hope that they may finally
get hoid of a good one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

storm warnings are displayed on me
middle ana northern California e9ha'.
f8nsi warnings have been issued iv'
the White rlter Of Arkansas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
SPLENDID PROGRAM
FOR CONCERT TONIGHT

Following is the program for the
concert to be given in Elks theatre
tonight under the direction Of the lar
dies Of st. Johns Guild:
Part First.
No. 1. ta) March-veritas" .....
DensmOre
Cb) THE Birds and the Brook
Stolts
The Ellis Orchestra.
No. 2. Ca) Parting Time .Tosti
Cb) Absent .... Metcalf
Mr.. J. 6. Gould.
No. 3. ~seguediile"-Carmen Bizet
Miss Claude Albright.
No. 4. Life. .... Biumenthal
Mr.. w. j. Lambert.
No. :. Waltz Song .... Bemberg
Miss Claude Albright.
Part second.
No. s. Selections from Robin Hood
4. De koven
The Ellis Orchestra.
No. :. "Aira-Prophete. M~eyerbeer
Miss Claude Albright.
No. s.. Fiona" .........-... Adams
Mr.. J. G. Gould.
No. 9. -Slumberland' Moore
Miss Claude Albright
Accompanied by the Ellis Orchestra.
No. 10. March. The Albuquerque
Maid (-)
Accompanist. Mrs. Maynard Gunsul.
This evening al the Casino viii oc-
cur the first double-header basket bail
game of the season. The first game
will be between the Albuquerque In
dians and the Varsity girls. Then the
University boys will give an exhibition
game. IL will be really Il lry-out OF
material for the regular team which
will 20 up against the Farmers on the
first of February. Two exciting games
are promised. ~ cents admission. s
u. IN. AT the Casino.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Department OF the Interior Land Of
nee at santa Re. y. a., Dec. 70,
1906.
Notice Is hereby given that Tomas
Marquis Of MiiaEros y. n, a nled
notice or his intention 20 make hnal
i've year proof in support % his
claim. via Homestead Entry No.
EseE. made sept lt 1900. for the
NW Section e. Township = -.
RaHEe . b aui that said proof will
bs made before A D. walker Pro-
bate ClsTk at Aihuqufr4ue n A. nn
ffHrIaH y faHl. He names che ful.
laninF TiIntsees fn prove nls rontnu-
nus fsslleH.s uunn sud cultivation nf.
nt laHl Nl Pablo n~alarnndu ~
NtNlI ~ Ifalrnrl1 Aaldnuttn.
ID rHIHI AZ nafsarll Alifrete
hIhnIUrIa#f p Az NHNHa Hai.
IafFHa 90 IIaiII ~
Ahhlkif Nlhlpl
h0aiFf0
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Tickets for ST. Johns Guild concer,
can be exchanged for reserved seats
today after 9 a. m. az Matson's.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

one of fhc hanpiest and at The
Same timc most novel wedding incl
dDnts that ever occurred n thls cts
took uiaoa last evening 90 the rrsl-
dUncf nf ST. ~ NUa Adnluh Here
berg. no f2a EAST Van Barren street.
H vas + iuuuff wedding fle TftnUf-
0aIe hrInr Nr Abe iuhiu aEFi et.
.nH Nis Luralia Hffzhffs asfa la.
anH MI Harry lukin anNH %
.and Mia fra l~irrs..s 1904 zoe
brides So aI.I.fH add fni fdllus naa
Fl. HIai.I iU orr nj .f Nl.IHf
.aI IfI Ifi.s ara Ina slsr "a fHf
n.n all4h h4ffE H m
aa.ns h0nah.