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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01
FEDERAL LEAGUE MOGULS NOT
AFTER THE CUBS AND GIANTS

New York Oct. She ons con-
~sctec with tire feGe al League has
any desire 10 hu~ the Giants No ens
connected VIII the Federal League
ass any desire 70 euy the Cubs No
one connected with the Federal League
has any desire 10 b.. into organized
baseball at ali. SO SAYS George =
ware s. says James A. Gilmore. And
Comstock, Sinclair and "eeshman
agree with Wessge. WARD and Gilmore
In their sentiments.
After the arrival Of the story from
rhifago purportins 10 quote Weigh
Ean ID The effect that peace was about
to he declared and that the Wards
wouid buy tbs Giants and he would
purchase the Cubs. Mr.. ward Mr.. Gil
more. M. Co1asiock sod Mr.. sinclair
were seen At an uptown hotel
sssyhY." asked Gilmore 100 the pa
rsys print these wildcat rumors when
they are 50 cas- 70 RUN down. For
INSTANCE. this sre4ehman story sent
out from Ch3caec, have direct word
from sharley himself that he never
was interview 81 ON peace ar purFhae
tng the CARTS or Cubs and that he
sever made an az the statements ~
fributed To hir7
Have Deamste Purpose.
1--WE Same irto bs*ehs!l@ cat IN Nr.
WARD. with 4 vers definite purpose
# that ts the eetabl5shustHf - the Fed
ara. league sr tho baseball 7rRaniza~
tsea ~ the country We have not &C
ecra Ssilshed tils ptrrose iH fun vet, hut
At is much 1earer realization than PEG
pIs imagine
sNhe as business sren should tEe
rish to aba 8dou project that we
4 have invested millions in and which
return on cur Tao9es, 10 take up a
I ainasiar proposition ara invest lapre
n where baseball mas proved failure"
.'For instance why should We want
I III purchase franchises ia tlie Ma ioral
Il League in cities like Chicago, ~ Lauis
and cfncfnnatf. where vie clubs are
n losing money. particularly in Chicags
q and So Louis, where We have or
Kanized baseball badly beaten
werth More Than Cabs.
Ss @weegh nan's Chicago Federal
sxI.eague franchise is worth - certa
On the dollar nore today than he
NGpb fsanehise why should h. want
sxos rive II Wy 10 get ibto the National
sSI&aeues Tbs sane thing holds good
sS4N ~, Louis.
M There Ia uo doubs that the Giants
s4fanchlse III the mos, vatua bic In base
III" said the outlaw leader. but IL
e entnad nnt be worth disbandiag our
N&&ne for. 1t would cost ~ abont
y eeeeAnd Will So .shv buy the
= MI s5s 1 94 lit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01
Binding Permits,


Inspector Butler issued building per-
nits to the following persons:
Catharine keppler's estate. to repair
brick store, No. 623 East Broad Street
to cost $3.50.
First Baptist Church, to build an
addition to the church on North
Twelfth Street, for Sunday School
room, to cost $500
Tucker Sanitarium, to build addi-
ttonal story on wing of building No.
FIT West Franklin Street, to cost
$4,000.
A, J. Bradford. = to repair frame
dwelling, No. lois st. John Street,
TO cost $500.
C. *. I4assiter. TO build two ga
RACES. Grace Street, between Allen
and Meadow. to cost $3.50.
James Lomax. to build frame ten
cment. No. los Mitchell Street. 10
cost 81 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01


o'clock. tomorrow morning, and will
close At silndpWn. 5:tt d clock
General election day is observed as
an official holiday state officers will
go to their distant homes TO cast ball
lots for the men of their choice for
local and legislative Office. The City
Hall will be closed 30 Tar as possible
without interference with necessary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01
Iheaters
FAMOUS JERSEY
LILY IS COMING
VIII Present Mrs. Thompson" At the
Academy Friday and Sat
urday Nights.

The appearance ct the Academy
OF Music next Friday and Saturday
with a matinee Saturday. Of LAZY dc
Battle. better known 10 theater- goere
as Lille Langtry. in her new plav by
sydney Grumpy. entitled Mrs.
Thompson" brings TO mind a story
Of her first visit TO the United States.
Mrs, Laugtry is known as one OF
the coolest of women; In fact, she
largely attributes to this fact the pres
ervation of her beauty Mrs. Lang
try never allows herself TO becoma
excited. Surroundings, whatever they
may be. do not seem to affect her;
good luck and bad luck. from her
viewpoint. are much the same. She
is cool winner, a composed or good"
loser.
Her first engagement IN this coun-
try was TO have been In IAN Unequal
Match" at the old Park Theater.
Broadway and Twenty-second Street,
New York. She YVES staying at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel block away. At
o'clock in the afternoon OF the Mon
day that she was to make her debut
the Park Theater caught fire. Her
manager ran over TO the hotel, and.
going to her room, knocked on the
door.
Knocking three times and getting
no response. he pushed open the door
and walked in There on the balcony
that ran alongside the window stood
the Jersey Lily watching the fire.
do you know what building is
burning % he asked
Yes, answered Mrs. Langtry. "1t' g
the Park Theater."
All our scenery and all your eX-
pensive costumes are going IN in
smoke Bad luck, isn't ito"
No she answered calmly, ITS
good luck. ! was just thinking how
lucky ] vas in not being in one Of
those costumes when il was burning
up Come on. let's have some supper.
I am as hungry as n bear"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01
Divorced vt the Superior.

bisoIt<h -N the superior.
Divorced" the big FIVE part SOCKETS
drama which is coming to the Superior
Thester today and TUESDAY Is another
of the releases on the Equitable Mo
ton Pictures Corporation's series
which Is being shown at this play
house. The star OF the play, Hjlda
Spong, is one OF E,ngland's most
prominent emotional actresses, and
has more than made good" since
coming TO this country. her return af.
ter world tour being on this las,
westward trip of the Inflated "Ilusi-
tania." The lure OF stage dancer
and the complications which follow
the elopement OF husband, the snare
into which the wife falls in the effort
10 send her son through college, this
revenge taken by the wife on the mar
who wronged her. the great courl
scene, and the final reconciliation be.
tween mother and son, with the sor
winning the girl with whom he IS III
love, are only parts Of a play which
will grip the heart at the start and
hold It's grip until the final fade
out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01
BUSINESS NEWS
AND COURT RECORD
Chanccry Court Transfers.

J. T. Nicholson and wife to L. B.
Williams. No. l72l Florida Avenue,
7oxl4o; $2.soo.
j. p. Nash ct Tx. to r. T. Bib
No. 3207 Floyd, 20xl35; $40,
Il. T. Bibb to p. Nash, lots 1919,
and part Of lot II, block A, Leonard
Heights. Sox13o; $40.
Il. T. Bib to Clara w. Snyder.
Maynard. west of Antrim, 40x130;
$40
n. X. Pollard, Jr., trustee, TO Rufus
Holtz. 70 1-2x1 "a feet east line Tween
ty-ninth Street, $50 feet south of p
Street, October ~. 1915: sl,7s5.
l.. t.. Kelley ct ux. to l.. L. Scherer,
35xsf feet north line Kemper Street.
204 feet inches east of Carter Street
October 20. 1915. tax, s2.50:sS1o
/ Abbey Realty Corporation to j. w.
| King, lots and in block in the
plan OF Colonial Place, section A.
March "a, 1915; $3.50.
II. r, Pollard, Jr.. trustee, to Julius
c. Siewers. s feet I 1-c inches by lis
feet inches north line " Street, 1T
feet east Of Thirtieth Street, October
IS, 1915; $3.50.
Same. to Walter c. Shaaf, 2oxss
feet. inches west line Beech Street,
&c feet south OF Taylor Street. Octo-
Der 2s. 1915; 1850
A. V. shea. trustee. to First Ma
uonal Bank. lots 3. I, II and Is in
block . in the plan Of Colonial Place.
October 80. 1915; $3.50.
W. A. Willeroy ct al. special com
missioners, to Walter c. SchaAf. 2sx
30 feet west line Ninth Street, being
No. $50. October 81 1915: $3.50.
Walter c. Crenshaw ct ux. to L. d.
Mcconnell. 5oxl3o feet west line Gar
land Avenue. $50 feet south of Mere
$3.50; $40
Highland Park Realty Corporation
to John A. L. Herold. 5ox14o feet
north line Stuart Road. 100 feet east
tof Fendall Avenue. October 80. 1915;
tax, 81; $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01
Deeds of Release.

j. Deeds OF Reiease.
II. f. Pollard. Jr., trustee, to Walter
Anderson. Twenty-sixth, north of @
ZONES: s1.37s.
c. H Sutton. trustee, to Page A.
Royal sox1aS feet north line Cary
Street. 900 feet west of Auburn Ave-
nue.: also, 36oxl35 feet at the north
west corner OF Dooley Avenue and
Cary Street, September IS, 1915: ST.
$50.
John Sloan, trustee. to Phillip J.
Bagley, s.s5xl225o feet at the
northwest corner OF Thirty-third and
NJ Streets October IL, 1915, So
003.3o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01
INTEREST INCREASES

CONTINUED F.om First PAGE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01
THOUSANDS Of

Continued From First Page.
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business Barrooms will close at
o'clock this afternoon, and not re-
open until o'clock Wednesday morn
ing
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-10-16
nso31-tl
TBEsPAss NOTICE.

We. the undersigned. forbid 81
uniting. trapping and trespassfng OIL
ar lands. Anyone caught 50 doint
vii be punished to the full extern
~ the law
JAMES BARTENDER.
MANDANE, BARRENGER
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-10-16
TKESP.Ass NOTICE.


All persons are hereby warned anu
prob .bited from cutting, burning
#oeadening, carry ng or floating away
inluring or destroying any trees
timber OF wood growing or lying UP,
on the lands OF the undersigned, on
the lake front f..om Lewlsburg to the
fchefuncta river. and along the cas-
bank OF said river for about two and
half miles. formerly known rs thf
Amand Marigny and McQuinn tract:
and are also prohibited from fishing
hunting or trapping with dog or torch
or trespassing in any way on lands
bel ging to the Undersigned One.
Z lidred dollars reward will be paid
/ 1r Information and conviction OF tres
passers.
b. G. HEDDEN,
1924 Washington Ave.
dec1O-6mo New Orleans. Il.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-10-16
A CLOGGED SYSTEM NEEDS AT
TENTION.

Are you bilious, dizzy and listless?
DR.. Kings New Life Pills taken It
once siezes upon constipation and
starts the bowels moving naturally
and easily. Moreover it acts with
out gripping. Neglect of = clogged
system often leads to most serious
complications Poisonous matters
and a body poorly. functioning need.
Immediate attention. II you wish
to wake up tomorrow morning happy
in mind and entirely satisfied start
your treatment tonight. 25c bot
tie.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-10-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
We. the undersigned citizens
net allow any hunting Oh our lansi
DIR. YOUNG.
FL. GULBREATH,
JOE GULBREATH.
r. QUAVE
TUNER Smith.
WAITER LAVINGH0USf
WILLIS JENKINe
C. w. BUSH,
N. BUSH,
WILLIAM CuLBREATH,
p. r. COWART,
A. M. JENKINS,
DORA TALLEY.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-10-16
Dependency Due to Indigestion.

About three months ago when
was suffering from indigestion
which caused headache and dizzy
spells and made me feel tired and
respondent, / began taking Cham
berlain's Tablets writes Mrs. Geo.
Hon. Macedon, ". 7. This medi-
cine proved to be the very thing /
needed, as enc days treatment re-
lieyed me greatly. | used two bot
ties OF Chamberlain's Tablets and
they rid me of this trouble. OBJ
tainable everywhere.
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TREsPAss NOIICk.

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All persons are hereby warned ana
prohibited from cutting. buFniae
deadening. carrying or loating aWay
or otherwise injuring Or Asetroyfne
any trees. timber or wood growing @
lying upon the 'ands Of the under
signed. The re also prohibited
from nshin Aunting or trapping
With dog, or torch or treopass.
ing In any .tay on laRds belongin1
to the UNI yned.
=. p. ROBERT.
H. H. MAYFIELD.
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Ilkfasi ass AUTAeI..

All persons are prohibited IIous
1aespasslng upon the lands Detwees.
Coslngton and Abita Springs forMes
" known as the Bossier-IieaMis
Lands. aud from cutting any tree
or timber on said Ianas, OF naaitu
aay Woou therefroIn, or lacking CT
mailing any advertisements or notice
On any OF the trees. Ten dollars
ward viii be paid for infofInas..
and conviction CO trespasslng
CHARLES r. Esfisi,i.f
THOMAS & PARKER
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TKESPAsS NOA1Cn.

The Undersigned forbid al hunt-
Ing trapping or tresDassiag on their
amos. Anyone caught doiag 10 will
bs puAisAed to the full sxtsAt Of sAs
tAw
QUEEN 4 REaeBNT CLUE
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TRESPASs NOTICE.

l, the undersigned, forbid all hunt
ing, trapping anu tFes1,assing on any
OF my land. Anyone caught so do
ing Will De pun -sned TO the full eA
tent oI tue i~N
Je2b-4t ~. u. C0UTEIi
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-26

We'll, children, your old dad will
soon have to be kissing the little ones
goodbye and starting for the jungles,
providing he intends to make good
his contract with the many geological
gardens around the country" The re.
mark belongs to Colonel Hare, griz-
zled veteran Of numerous campaigns
in the Jungle in search Of big game,
many Of which had produced bigger
game and bigger games than the col.
onel wot of In advance. The remark
was addressed to the children Of the
colonel and his wife, more especially
to his wife and eldest and most be-
loved daughter. Kathlyn: all of whom
were with the father and husband adj
miring beautiful pair OF young tigers
that were almost as tame as kittens
and equally as we'll behaved.
Come along, folks. let's adjourn to
the house: the tots to prepare for
bed and you Kathlyn and the little
mother TO help dad in his plans for q
journey that will carry him to the
heart of that strange country but lit
tie known to the outside world which
bears the name Of Alfalfa. continued
the speaker.
With the. children carefully tucked
away for the night the plans for the
long Journey that must take Colonel
Hare from the Middle West to the Pa
cific coast and thence by steamer to
the continent OF Asia we're gotten rap
idly under way.
Be it known that Colonel Hare, a
reticent man and one of but few words,
had been in the center of numerous
experiences any one of which would
have caused almost any other man
to consider himself a hero. Not so
with the colonel. But rarely he spoke
OF the escapades which had fallen TO
his lot in his wanderings around the
world in his hazardous chosen profess
sion. Tonight, however. he was OBJ
sessed OF the premonition that all
might not be well with him upon this
trip to Alfalfa. Withou: placing him
self in the light of hero he decided
to recite for the edification of his wife
and Kathlyn one OF the most excit-
ing experiences Of his career in which
he saved the life of the King Of. Alfalfa
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-26

met at the entrance to the royal palace
by Prince Umballah who mediately
escorted her to huge vault and, point
ing to large vase, advised the girl
that the ashes Of her father were con-
tanned therein and that as his eldest
daughter she was heir to the throne
of Alfalfa.
Fearful of unknown dangers Kath-
lyn demurred On accepting the doubt
full honor but, in the power of a dan
gercus man, means were soon found
to force her to become queen of Al
laha
Escorted by Prince Umballah Kath-
Ign was Initiated into the mysteries Of
a Far East harem and appalled, and
nauseated at the sights which to her
escort and the others around her we're
merely everyday happenings.
Not sure OF his quarry Umballah
turned the girl over to the care OF
slaves until the day set for her: cor
cnation; threatening them with death
provided the girl was permitted to
escape.
Proud CT his accomplishment I'm
ballah could not refrain from further
humiliating the heartsick colonel.
Once again he visited him and in
formed him that his daughter Kathlyn
was to become queen of Alfalfa and
that she had decided to choose him.
Umballah, as her consort
Colonel Hare made lunge for the
scouRdreI prince aRd would have kill
ed him had not the guards and slaves
Of the Hindoo. interfered.
AS the day of the coronation drew
near the entire population Of the king
dom wendell its way to the capital,
the crcwning Of a white queen being
an event CT the greatest importanee.
especially to many to whom Colonel
Hare had shown kindness in hyg0ne
days.
AFrayed in all the splendor that IS
an Oriental art, especially cultivated
in the little Kingdom Of Allaha Queen
Kathryn proved most impressive fig-
ure and quickly won the hearts Of her
subjects So interesting was the ceres
mony and so loyal appeared to be her
new followers that KathIyn was rapids
" becoming satisfied wifh her new
station and was mentally planning n
spend her lie working for the better
ment q her people when the herald
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-26
Put ON PLAYLET OF CROOK LIFE

Crook life. the oft told story OF
the faithfnlness of crooks and their
loyalty among the fraternity" also
their Unborn hatred for the BULL are
all yividly told and acted by the Jane
O'Roark- Broderick O'Farrell Company
in their playIet Inside Stuff" which
viii be the banner Offering for the
last half Of the week at the Bijou
theater.
This new bill gives Miss O'Rpark
another splendid opportunity for the
character work which she adores and
which, so she declares, is her favorite
line of entertainment. OF course, this
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-26

Wnen that lndlYlQuai was ottacke0 -Ey
vicious tiger and his own retaincrs
had fled in terror.
For this service rendered the king
Of Alfalfa had bestowed upon Colonel
Hare the royal title of rajah and had
willed to him the throne upon his, the
kings, death. The papers bearing ont
this recitation that thrilled his wife
and eldest daughter Colonel Hare pro-
duced for their examination.
Before departing upon his long and
eyentful journey the colonel placed in
the hands Of his wife an envelope
bearing instructions as follows:
ITO BE OPENED DECEMBER 81
AT MIDNIGHT
With the arrival of the last day Of
the year the wife and daughter of
Colonel Hare were far from being in
q spirit to enjoy Happy New Year, "
no news having been received from
the beloved husband and father. With
the younger children retired for the
night mother and daughter endeavored
to console one another. the envelope
left by the colonel laying in front of
them on the table awaiting the hour
of midnight to be opened. 1t was not
the habit of the colonel to forget his
loved ones and on previous excursions
even into the remote wildernesses he
had never failed to keep closely in
touch with them. 1t was now several
months since his departure and the
absence of news caused the grief
stricken women to conjure up numer-
Gus and weird accidents that might
have befallen their loved one on his
perilous journey.
A cry from the nursery called
mother and daughter posthaste to care
for one of the little Hares. Their
absence was taken advantage of by
Prince Umballah of Alfalfa, an adyen-
turous and villanous member of the
royal house of the country to which
Colonel Hare had journeyed in search
of specimens for the various ZOOS
which he kept supplied. Stealthily en-
tering through an open French win
dow which faced on to the soft grass
covered lawn Umballah carefully scru-
tinized the room, his eyes eventually
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-26

around case Of bigamy committed 81
a woman who Is suffering from arI|
STA. The situation that this stf1I..
element develops Is absorbing, and a.
though the ending Is tragical for ono
Of the husbands the plot upon w1'||
the romance Is based works out SAITH
factoriIy. The woman RECEIVERS I0|
memory and discovers the crime she
has committed. and when she sees ~.
horror Of 1t all and Is in the depth
OF despair, her second husband con
venientiy kills, No. ! IN e duel
The picture will be shown mighty
until next Tuesday, and there win D.
the usual Saturday matinee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-26
HUSBAND KILLED;
Ending IS HAPPY

There is plenty of action in When
Fate Leads Trump. which is the fea-
ture picture this week at the Popular
theater. The photography of this STIR
ring drama is artistic and the scenic
effects are elaborate and realistic.
Three stars in the cast Octayia Hand
worth, Gordon De Maine and William
A. Williams are supported by a COM
pany that is above the average.
When Fate Leads Trump is built
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-26

AS the rapid ocean greyhound. the
S.. S.. Empress. wendell her way
through the Golden Gate and cut on to
the bread expsnse of the great Pa
cffc ocean Kathlyn leaned listlessly
over the rail. hardly noticing the beau
ties of the unaqEalled scenery Of the
scenery Of the county, surrounding
San Francisco bay. the hills grad
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-26

ually disappeared in the distance, with
a heroic effort she pulled herself to-
gether. and prepared for the long and
tedious sea voyage that would bring
her over the first lap of her journey
to her beloved father
Frcm the opposite side of the deck
Prince Umbalfah quietly and covetous-
~ eyed his prey and his mind work
ed rapidly as he formulated plans to
make her his. Unsuspecting the dan
ger that lurked SO near the young girl
thought alternately of the loved ones
far behind and the loved one, probably
in the graYest danger, 80 far ahead.
With India reached and the long
and tedious journey over the slow-moy-
ing railroad at an end there began a
further lap to be travelled on elephants.
Traversing familiar country Umballah
gained not a little time on the girl in
making this change from steam to
animal power transportation and
reached the royal palace of the capital
CT Alfalfa considerably ahead of Kath-
Ign. Sufficiently so to make further
plans for the carrying out of his coyet-
CuSness
Before the arrival of Kathlyn Prince
Umballah visited Colonel Hare. inn
prisoned in dark and damp dungeon
under the very bowels of the royal
palace and again offered him the
thrcne that had previously been Of
fered a number of times provided the
colonel would comply with certain con-
ditions laid down by Umballah.
Colonel Hare steadrastly refused the
proffered honor; as he had done on
numerous occasions since the death Of
the kiag several months before; threat
ening that should he ascend to the
throne TO free every slave in the king
dom.
His patience almost exhausted
Prince Umballah LEI; N disgust, fling
ing at the colonel at parting, Remain
here then and | will force your daugh-
ter to accept the throne
This threat caused faint smile to
flicker around the mouth OF colonel
Hare. he feeling secure in the warn
ing that he had given to his loved
ones in the note that be knew full
well they had opened on the last
day Ct tho old ycaR several months
age.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-26
The Adventures Of KdthIHl
a CEpIAI
A SERIAL

will
Saturday natl
synopsis rcmsntc nsGrppins story
correspond
film Liberty star6uIein
lie exciting
wild animal
story in the flnna1
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cided to choose Prince Umballah as
her consort, and that the wedding
would be forthwith celebrated.
"a synopsis to be given each week