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Cañon City record., 1911-09-28

The following interview with Mr..
Clyde C. Dawson. is taken from the
Post of Washington. D. C.
I'm Colorado the Republicans are
exceedingly hopeful that at the next
session OF the Legislature they will
have majority on Joint ballot and
elect TWO Republican United States
Senator's" said Clyde C. Dawson. a
leading lawyer of Denver. who was
given the complimentary vote OF the
Republicans in their last senatorial
contest. and who is In Washington
on business.
Governor Shafroth' extra session
of the Legislature. and the general
failure OF the Democratic party to
enact needed legislation has dis
gruntled many Democrats. and
whereas the party has greater
number OF hoidover senators than the
Republicans 1t viii require only a
change of twenty votes on joint ball
lot to give the state 10 the Republi-
cans, We think that with the disaf-
lection OF the Democrats We shall
have = mighty Eood chance to win
victory. The division among the
Dsnocrats - : rssult q the last ssar
atorial neht h.s net besn e,oss4 ~
thees = sun NJ bltAsr seel1no.
1nVer nns1E ~ - : esn1lna1a.
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
COMMITTED
BY HARMLESS
DEGENERATE
Pinkerton Man, After Per-
sonaI Investigation of Sex
tuple So Concfudes.
tBy United Press)

Denver. Sept 27.-That degener-
ate Of the so-called harmless lunatic
type committed the Colorado Springs
sextuple murder is the opinion Of
Elmer E. Prettyman. superintendent
OF the Denver branch OF the Pinker-
ton agency. Prettyman has reached
this theory after four days Of per-
sonal Investigation. He said. however.
that he believed the crime was COM
mitted by a person familiar with the
Interiors of the Wayne and Burnham
houses Prettyman is satisfied that
neither Bnrnham nor DONATED had
anything TO do with the murders. He
suggests the reiease Of DONATED.
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
WANT WATER DEFENSE
APPROpRlATION.PAIO

At meeting of the Arkansas Val
ley Editorial Association held at Pu-
.eslo last Saturday the following res
olutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. AS each days delay in
securing the fifty thousand ts5o.ooo)
appropriation for the defense OF Col
orado's waters. jeopardizes not only
the interests OF the great Arkansas
Valley but every section OF Colorado:
and
WHEREAS. The continued delay
only weakens the ccse OF the Colora-
do Ditch Users Association in the
Arkansas Valley. the San Luis VAL
ley and Northern Colorado: and
WHEREAS. The farms and homes
OF our sturdy tillers Of thesoii. which
have taken years to build, at the
same. time reciaiming vast arid sec
tIons. are now menacsd by the sever
al water suits now pending. and
awaiting financial assistance from
the State: and
WHEREAS. We believe with the
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28

Three sections of this state are
vitality interested in water suits now
pending by people interested in ir-
rigation projects of other states
Canon City is not directly Interest
ed in any of these suits only as they
effect the future prosperity of the
great state of Colorado.
The three sections are the lower
Arkansas Valley. the Northern part
of Colorado and the San Luis VAL
ley,
The state legislature made an ap-
preparation Of $4,000 for defense
fund In these suits. The appropria-
ton was entirely regular and emf
nentiy proper. No interest in the
state is more deserving OF state aid
and protection than the landed inter
est. our home owners and the mutual
irrigation propositions.
Tho committee in charge OF this
fund met ana selected seven promi-
nent attorneys to take up this work.
arranging to nay them $4,000 which
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
WnITETMEN
! ARE LYNChED
BY A MOB
Ressit Of . Battle sBetween
Negroes and Officers
NeasjDsmas. Ark.
fny unitsd rrssa,

Pine Blur. AK, sept z7@=Foiio~-
ing a battle between officers and me-
groes near Dumas yesterday after
noon In which sherin Preston. Dc
putty stien and two negroes were kill
ed. a mob this morning iynched
Charles Malpass. a white man. and
q father OF family OF negroes. Lee
Maipass, a nephew of Charles. was
also captured by the officers last
night and shot to death. Charles NAL
pass was taken by mob to a water
tank and hanged.
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
Arkansas valley Ditch Users Asso-

Arkansas Valley Ditch Users Asso-
citation that the legislative special
committee exercised proper discre-
ton in the appointment of attorneys
to prosecute the case. therefore be Il
RESOLVED That we, the members
OF the Arkansas Valley Editorial AS
sociation. in convention assembled.
voice our exceeding dispieasure at
the policies now being played in Den
yer. supported by certain newspapers
of that city. 10 prevent the immed.-
ate or early use of the so-called de
fense fund" now being jockeyed at
the State House. and
RESOLVED. That The Arkansas
Valley Editorial Association urge all
newspapers and individuals living In
districts affected to use every honor
able means within their power to
bring about those ends which will
assure continued prosperity TO the
State of Colorado through its various
supply systems: and
RESOLVED. That n copy of these
resolutions be sent to every newspa-
per in the districts affected. that the
attention OF water users be focused
upon those unfaithful Denver organs
which would wreck the farming dis
tricts OF our beloved State
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
MAN NAILED TO CROSS;
, BABlES TOSSED on SPEARS

Mexico City. Sept 2s.-wenceslao
Franco. resident OF Acsia. a small
town In the state OF chiapas. was
crucifled by the rebeilious Chamula
Indians when they sacked that place
last Saturday. according TO n tele-
gram received by FL Imparciai to-
night from Tuxtla Gutierrez. the
sfAts capital.
Franco's wife and others who
brought the story Of the crucifxion
~ Tuxtis outierEss. alec Atold tales
OF horrible barbarities committed by
the haif-savase horde In chiapas.
Women and children have suffered
most, the savages making gre~some
sport OF pitching the babes high in
the air. catching them on their
lances. A leader OF one of the fanatic
al mobs was a priest. who himself
was killed frances wife was stab
bed seven times and left for dead.
semi-officiaily IT is stated tonight
a military governor. probably Gener-
al Josede La Luz Blanco. win be sent
10 chiapas To restore order.
Another uprising reported tonigh,
is led by a man called .Nayarith" in
the territory of Tepic.
Emiiiano Zapata and Anders Alma
ran. the rebels who have been ter
rorlzing the southern part OF Puebla-
have sent letter to General Huerta
in chieila. Puebia. asking terms OF
surrender.
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28

A great many people have paid on
their Weekly Record SUBSCRIPTION ac-
count during the past month or two.
We have checked over the books and
believe every label has been correct
ed and now shows exactly how your
account stands.
WIN you kindly look At the label
on your paper or ne wrapper and zee
\ 4 eorrssposds with your last re-
esspe g's
Z Il d <eos-yuur xnev NJ IN soshs
Z ~ ,1 M - ~ 1srros-
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
The Denves press and
the Wate. Defense Fond

was small enough for the work in
hand. Two of the attorneys were as
signed to Northern Colorado, three
to the Arkansas Valley and two to
the San Luis Valley. The selections
and assignment were wise and en-
tirsr satisfactory to all sections in
terssted.
Then come in the Denver news
pansrs with a fulistrade of charges
Of graft to intimidate the state of
nciA1s with the bold intention of
preFenting the payment of these APP
propriations If possible.
Why this undue interest of the
Defver papers?
why this organized efforts Of the
Dsnver papers to attack every appro-
priation for the benefit OF the state
outside OF Denver?
Why the unfriendly attitude of
Denver towards the state at large
ana the Arkansas Valley in particu-
Iars M
Why indeedl Unless just from ,
long and well grown habit Il
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
DEMAND CONFERENCE
WITH RAIL OFFICIALS

Chicago. Sept 27.-President Kline.
of the Boiler Makers Union. an
nounced today that an uitimatum was
served on the New York officials OF
the Hartman railroads. Unless con-
ference is inaugurated by noon to-
morrow with the officials of the sys-
TEN federation of the Hartman
roads. strike of shopmen will be
called. Julius Krutchnitt went to
New York today to confer with east
ern officials
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
PROSECUTE.
LUMBER
TRUST
Suit Instituted In the
Federal Court
At Denver
BY DEPARTMENT.
OF JUSTICE
Eighteen Associations Are
Charged With Criminal
r. Re
2 :
BY DEPARTMENT
OF JUSTICE
rress.l

.-nver. Sept 27.--An entire new
prosecution directed against the lum-
sber trusts drawn after the original
suit brought In New York has been
Instituted in the federal courts here.
1 II vas nied several days ago but
vas fya,prssssd by order of Judse
Levin. pending service.
After BIG Lumber IsterestA
n4dy lumber interests OF the
country are effected. The heads Of
the lumber concerns src~ alleged %
be operating under a sales and terri
tory agreement and are accused Of
criminal conspiracy in restraint of
Of trade. The papers were prepared
BY the department OF Justice
Against Eighteen Association.
The defendants are. eighteen ium-
be- dealers associations in the ter
ritory between Colorado and Penn
:, syivania and their secretaries The
Colorado and Wyoming Lumber Deal
ers' association is included.
> The complaint alleges tia; the
dealers In 1902 met In St Louis and
adopted constitution providing, I'VE
claim the right to buy OF such manu-
facturers and wholesalers as we pre-
fer and to refrain from buying Of
those who disregard the equities OF
the trade.s our Injury and demorai-
ization."
Mcord Ads for Resslts.
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
Look At Your Label

pond with your receIpt then call us
up or come in. or write us the facts
and let us get 1t corrected at Once.
II your label shows that you are
behind year or more viii you kind
iy send us . check or money order
ON account
Every snbscriber should try to pay
somsthiae on his subscription ae-
count. 1f pasd yssrly Tie amount =
IN Weat yoe kisdly attend V this
-. - W1rrE1.Y nDcQ0n
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
Canon City "Lookine Up"

Things are looking up In Canon
City.
For several years past business has
not been SO good nor the future quite
SO bright as right now. ifi4
For two or three years conditions
have been rather slow in every town
I'm Colorado. and Canon City. like ev-
cry other town in Colorado. has felt
the general depression OF the nation.
SRealestate sales have not been
numerous because the people who
would like to buy homes or farms
in Colorado cannot sell their hold
K ings back in the Middle and East
ern states. The stagnation in the
reaiestate market Is nation wild and
the effect has been felt In Colorado
But things are looking up" In
SEanon City.
Tho schools that have recently OPP
ened report a larger enrolment
than ever before.
The postonice reports the receipts
Of last year the sreateat in the his-
tory Of the city.
Rssisstats men report fewer va
ricsnt residences than for many yeArs.
3 A casual observer can note The re-
mavnakas nIlinG up Of business
j nour ~ 1G6l1 ol1tg
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28

newcomers to the town.
Transfer men report the fact that
they have moved in about six times as
many sets OF household goods as
they have moved out.
Va The Daily Record notes that hard
iysa day passes that the paper is no,
ordered sent to one or more new ar
rivals in the city. without solicita-
tion.
The banks report the opening OF
many accounts by new residents
The leading grocery stores report
business largely In excess OF tina,
OF the past season. or of any pre-
vious summer
The hotels and rooming houses
have all been full NIL season.
The garages estimate that Mt least
1900 out of town automobiles have
been here this summer to take the
Sky Line and Top OF the Gorge trips
Mr.. Maddox. secretary OF the Bus
mess Mems association. reports many
inquiries about the town and the
prospect of many newcomers dur
Ing the winter.
Business men are feeling good and
the prospects are most bright for the
future IN canoa CITY.
,ss,xe ~ sesvv 4 ssstsrSs ssHs ~
1 vualegszse tnvset.s.t = ~ ~
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
Defense
HAS EXPERT
WITNESS
All Testimony in River Claf-
ification Case VIII Be
In This Week.

1t is believed that all OF the tes-
timony in the Arkansas river clarifi-
cation case will be in by the close of the
current week and that the matter
will then be taken under considera-
ton by Judge wilkin in order to per-
NIT him to make a personal investi-
cation of the Cache creek placers and
other sources of the rivers pollu-
ton The court is desirous of obtain
ing the fullest possible information
in relation to the matter at issue and
will make a private Investigation of
the proposition with a view OF SIP
plementing the data presented by the
parties to the suit in the trial of the
case. When all the facts pertaining to
the question obtainable are before 1t
the court will be in a position to
hand down an opinion that is not
likely to be reversed ia event the suit
Is appealed to a higher tribunal for
fnai adjudication.
George G. Anderson. of Denver.
consulting engineer for the Denver
Union waterworks company. was on
the stand all day Tuesday and this
morning as an expert witness for the
defendant and was interrogated prin-
cipally in relation to the amount Of
mud and silt carried by Western riv-
ers, and as to the character Of the
matter held by the water in solution
and the methods employed in its pre-
cipitstion- Nr.. Anderson rs expected
to be one Of the last witnesses to be
placed on the stand by the defendant
In reguttal the plaintiffs will l.2prob-
ably. recall Prof. Carpenter for a
few questions. as well as some other
experts on the subject to be determ-
ined.
A statement from a prominent
member OF the American Society of
Civil Engineers was admitted in evil
dence at the hearing of the case
Tuesday afternoon that the rivers
of the United States annually carried
fifteen hundred million tons of silt
into the sea: most of ii by the tribu-
taries of the Mississippi. having
their sources in the Rocky Mountains.
Court Reporter Clark estimates that
the testimony in the case now being
heard here will make fully two thous-
and. Ave hundred closely typewrittcn
pages.
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28

Mr.. Fred Linck. of Memphis. Tenn
essee. who has been the guest of Miss
Minnie Looney for the past month.
left this morning for his home.
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
RoLPH HAS
PLURALITY
OF $4,000
Mayor Mccarthy, Union La
6orite, Badly Beaten for
Mayor Of Frisco
fBy ualtsa Prssa,

3an Francisco. sept z7-Estfnaates
this morning based on the latest re-
turns give Roiph for mayor piur-
aiity OF $1,000 over Mccarthy and =
majority of 1000 over all candidates
This elects Rolph-
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28

Mrs. Lafe Combs came home on
Tuesday after several days visit
with her sister in Cripple Greek.
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
Colorado Is For T aft

and former governor Adams. who OPP
posed him. doubtless will run again.
and il is believed that Governor
Shafroth will enter the race. making
1t three-cornercd one. All this. OF
course, will help the Republicans. es-
peelally n there Ia no sign that the
Democrats can get together. !.
There will be no opposition among
Colorado Republicans to the renom-
ination Of President Taft" continued
Mr.. Dawson '-Of course there is In
surgent sentiment N the state. as
there is in every other western
state: but It is not potential enough
to bring sbout effective opposition to
the president. Wherever Mr.. Taft has
gone he has made friends. and his
visit to the West viii win him many
supporters II was my privilege to
hear the President's speech before
the American Bar Association In Bos-
ton and must say. to me 1t was the
beat speech hat ne ever made
Washington Post
Mn. Ffsnk Bhar5aft and daughter.
of Cunnisoa. arrived In salida Friday
s.d we're =. tAsar vsy 70 Canon CITY
where ~ sassAssr expected to eater
schoeL lsstsaa - \ y nsd oFess
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Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
A.ssAsr Ultinstum-

Constantinople. Sept 27.-The Itai-
ian government today issued an ulti-
matum to Turkey demanding that
Turkey agree to Italian occupation
of Tripoli- Italy declares that unless
Turkey replica tomorrow. Italy WI
occupy the province without further
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
THREAT
SULTAN
AGAIN
Italy Issues Another
Ultimatum to
Tnrkey
MUST AGREE TO
OCCUPATION
Two Italian BattIeships Pass
Malta on TheirIWay
To Occopy
TfipoA.
tBy Uaited Press.)

Malta. Sept 27.-Two italian bat
tleships and four torpedo boats pass
ed here today ON their way to Tri-
poll
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28

&cord Ads for Re..lss.
Cañon City record., 1911-09-28

1.alss Z .Ass.asP 'sssss esP'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

The Federation of Mems Bible
Glasses Of Richmond and vicinity Will
nold it's annual mass meeting and
parade on Sunday afternoon, Novem-
her IL, the parade terminating at
the City Auditorium, whore Pres1-
dent Edwin A. Alderman, of the Uni
versity of Virginia, will speak at .
O'clock Or. Alderman's topic VIII
tie Christ. the Great Leader OF
Men
DIR. Herbert l.. Willet. OF Chicago.
viii deliver a series OF lectures on
1.-THE Beginnings OF Christianity at
the Allen Avenue Christian cnurch
November Z to II.
The Mems Bible Class Of the Al
len Avenue Christian church Will
give a social Thursday night At the
church TO the members and their
friends
Misses ,Tarnette. Of Meadow street,
have as their CUES, Miss Hoge. OF
Blacksburg,
The Rev and Mrs. Fl. r. Lee, or
Charlottesville. Is the guest OF the
| Misses Leigh. of 2o2 West Main
street
Mrs S. A. Meyer who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. s. d. iHl-
Ion, Of 1903 West Main street, mas
Ira.
Misses jean and Kate Graham. OF
/ Tazewell, are the guests Of their IN
Gle, Edwin p, Coz, at 1903 Park ave-
nue..
Mrs. Mary Alvey and daughter
spent the weeks end with MIS- u
a. Hankins, OF Williamsburg.
Miss Sanle Coles, OF Automatic, Is
! the guest of the Misses Leigh at 2o2
West Main street.
Mrs Fred Scott has returned 10
| Richmond. after visiting Mrs Nelson
Strother In baltimore.
| Miss Gay F'rancia. OF Lomoardy
| street. who has been very sick Tor
! the past three weeks. la improving.
Miss Vera Palmer has returned
! homo. after spending some time with
| friends IN Hanover county.
! Miss Bruce Goodrich mas returned
/ home from Fredericksburg.
/ Mrs.. r. y. Bayne continues quite
sick in her home, $500 Charm street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
CONTINUE HIGHWAY
"ON TO WASHINGTON

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
BRISTOL. Nov. The Bristol-to-
Washington highway scouts who re-
Gently made the pathfindinB trip over
the projected State highway from Bris-
tol to the National Capital city. were
given an elaborate banquet here last
night at Hotel Bristol, by the Bristol
Board of Trade. President w. w.
Aston, Of the highway association.
was present and made An address
The movement for the highway has
gained considerable impetus and II
is believed that there Is no question.
hut that 1t VIII be built. 1t will be a
continuation OF he Memphis to- Bris-
tol highway on the new Tennessee
State road which extends from Mem
phis on the west to Bristol on the
east.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
SPANISH VETERANS
INSTITUTE CAMP

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
SUFFOLK. VA. Nov. 3.--Mr. and
Mrs David y. fawies announce the
approaching marriage Of their daugh-
ter Francis Olive. to Mr.. Daniel Cur
tie Lewis, the ceremony to take place
on "Wednesday afternoon, November
10. at o'clock, at their residence.
1412 West Washington street
The Daughters OF the Confedertcy
met with Mrs r, II, Preuow Fri
day afternoon.
Grand Outer Guard w Mex.
Woodhouse. of Norfolk. representing
the grand chancellor OF M,rRiniA, paid
an official visit to Welcome Lodge.
No. so.
The Henry G. Hasbrouck Camp of
Spanish War Veterans was formally
instituted Tuesday night with the aid
OF the Fft2hugh Lee Camp. of Nor
folk. The installation ceremonies oc-
CURED in the City Council chamber.
The visitors from Norfolk. in fun
uniform, came up on the night train.
and after the ceremonies they were
invited to large oyster roast on
the banks of tho river. The Tom
smith Camp Of Confederate Veterans
was invited, but owing to the late
ness OF the hour and the incieInency
OF the weather they could not at
tend.
The following are the officers of
the new camp: 4. .. Palmer com
mander: J. Il. Winstead, senior vice
commander: l.. W. Caulk. junior Vice
commander; J.. H. Norheet, camp
musician; John~T Withers, treasurer:
s. NJ. Lawrence. adJutant; James 7.
Shepherd. Officer of the day; Dr. j.
II. Sweeny. officer OF the guard; w.
e. MacClenny. chaplain and historian.
There WAS a. subscription Hallow-
cen party and a dance given at the
Armory Hall by the girls in honor
Of the boys Thirteen club" on Tues
day night.
Cards were issued "Wednesday by
MIR. Joseph Henry Nurney ammo mo
ing the approaching marriage OF his
daughter Mildred Jane. 10 Mr.. Will
liam Milby Lloyd. The ceremony will
be celebrated on wednesday. Novem-
Der 15. at the Suffolk Presbyterian
church. The bride-to-be 10 we'll
known young woman, who Is pronfi-
nent in church and musical circles.
The prospective bridegroom 10 trav-
cling man. and the son Of Mr.. NJ. r
Lloyd. commissioner Of revenue in
district No. ], Nansemcud county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
WAVERLY

Especial 10 The Richmond Nire1 n'sn)
wAyERLY. VA. Nov. Mrs. NJ.
A. Hall, OF Aocoma g, visited in The
home Of Rev, ". T. Snyder the past
week.
Mrs. John y. iAerricksou and little
daughter. Nellie. cf Frederick. Del.
are visiting in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs A l.. Gray on Copperhaunk.
Hon. Thomas II. Howerton. Fl. A.
Gray. ]. IG. Wilcox. Gus Mmfeld and
r. T, Brittee. attended tho tair ct
EInporiA this week
Miss Aline ST. Johns. of Mobile,
Ala. is the CUES. of Mrs Edward w,
Chappel on East Main street.
John Hazard. OF Bagsboro, Del,
Visited his uncle, AIR. A. J. Gray. en-
Gupperha unk avenue this week.
Judge jesse Felix West is holding
the regular Octobe- term Of Rruns-
wick circuit Court at IawrancevilIs
thlS week.
Miss Alma Camp, who is teaching
seheol at Yale. Va, spent last Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Camp.
Miss Lena .. Rowe. who has been
Nisitiug her sister, Mrs. r. u, Chap
pet "n East Main street, for the past
zen daNs, left for her nome at Cliff
tun %prings New \ ork, on yester-
day
William Calhoun, OF Christiansburg
Who has been visiting relatives In
Wat cry for the past week, has To-
turned home
Miss Frances Broaddus. of Wake
field spent Sunday In Waverly with
her sister. Mrs George Il. Burt. on
Main street
Oscar l. Shew'rnake protutnen.
lawyer OF surry Courthouse, was IN
Waverly this week.
Mrs. NJ. .. Morris. OF Newport
News. Va. Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
i r, Spratley, at the Hotel Central
this week.
Dr. w. p. Marks. Of Clare,non..
was shaking hands with friends On
the streets OF Wayerly Yesterday.
George Waite. OF New Jersey, Ia
now on visit to his brother. j w.
Waite, on Copperhaunk avenue.
Lee Rawlings OF Norfolk. was IN
Waverlv to-day.
DR.. II, p. Reeves Of New Jersey,
was in Waverly this weex
Leroy Hodges. of Petersburg. visit
| ed his friend, Colonel Robers w. Ar
| mold, on Main street. tho past week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
COAN HALL SCENE
OF PRETUY WEDDING

Especial to The Richmond Firginiane
HEATHSvILI4E, VA. Nov 3.-The
most prominent wedding of this sea-
son, in Northumberland, took place
at the home Of the bride. ''Coan Hall.
on the Potomac, Tuesday morning.
when Miss Lottie Elizabeth Fallfn.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Henley Fallin, Of Coan. became the
bride Of Mr.. James I4ucian Moomaw.
Il wealthy young man., OF Cloverdale.
The ceremony was impressively per-
formed by Rev. J. 4. Routten. of the
Methodist church, in the presence OF
number OF friends of the bride and
groom. Immediately after the cere-
mouy the couple boarded steamer
at Coan for a bridal tour. They Will
reside at Cloverdale. after November
T.