court house resounq v\ un mei* w mu* lotion* lt;‘ounly Judge Ua\ r. a ho jperformed nu- .......... H u .. N-who \s \s m.) unforiun \t* as to blt; the ! {Horton wtto issued the license. and .ill attaches of tbf court house who have onythii g to do with the marriage ft?*** ord* have htn n Individually and eoilec- j tively blamed by the enraged members i of the family, who insist that their an* central twciitouon has been permanently diftgui«*d h* 11 ■ iht «'Urtgest son jin.ui i**l pretty 11 * * * • i git Ti *t*. i». unitthe united ivmorvt ranees of the remainder of the family. * |CleOffti !*f'curul the tie#tj»e, mad* all Iarrange men in to have tht ceremony ^ performed and mat i i d h*a man before : hi* relative* heard the Unit tinkling ofthe wedding bell*. * -■* kMA* \Ia*te Saturday afternoon o young ni.tl \ Uted Judge Baxter'* ' i?! a da ked for a iicensa \ * tie* man lag.* of young K lo?- snrr and Tr-'bu*. He\\ae assured that one *»f th*4 cont 1 acting pa i 11* must apply t a Hi*' do* umeru mpet uni s»njt tfl* M ~ I otu ap*j. it.dland blunhhofly made the necessary show ie* and paid t~ f,,! the ! \-. o.v She said that *h. vs as 1' v* irad a ■ j i that h* t pi live rm** * a n dwho J) and the license was c niHe'dU* «t-|y iSMPfd Then she fidgeted a »ui 1 fora f» a minutes af\d rto-it v ak- i r : naudiema w ith ill* ju Ig r » h m si lt;de* lared i hat mdthei ah* not tier sweethrari knew of any clergyman topvrf rm tht cnem *ny uni in ord* r toKnylish. but Hey supplied m volume vs hat th* .v bu ked in lucidity and foi two hours the occupants lt;*f tin* corrl dors u*r« entertained by as lively a verbal encounter as has been on the boards since atari tage licenses were in-stiiuti d They declared that K.nil i* onl 17 years old. and that he had been h i into a marriage by a designing young woman, of whom they couldgeareely say am thing bad enough,They insisted that .he marriage mustb* annuibd at one.*, but Hv stru k a snag in the proposltion that *u« h anaction could not be instituted exceptb me of the eoritraeting parties. Then they hunted up Ktc.il, but he msistr 1 that he knew what he wanted and that he was entirely satisfied with his bride. There the matter stands and lt;'upIdpromises* to have his way In spite ofUt#tr opposition. * ,The affair involve?- on-»th«-i pe« ulnsrcomplication In that a lt;ornmon causeagainst the bride has brought togethera mb' i - of a family who have not spoken to each other for four year*.\l out tout v ears ug » tin* some fami-\u - w* r* n * urt on tvn a U gat m thatJ hn Kl‘» —n » li id b* grossly abusive in i that his i h idren could n**t rein a n in the same hous** with him Asa result Julia Kiosrn* r taken ewayfrom him and since then she has liwd Witn a widow in another part of i he city tfar is now a young coman, and .-h* w jthv p-- ‘ hlt; u of h»*i brothCuUdllll S, lt;., April U- -This city got along today without a mayor us theresult of a bitter between twofaction* of the r* publ can part^ After lift* * a y• ars or iU mocratio administration, Hamuel J. Swartz, repuhb-can. was elected mayor at the recentspring election. Mis pronaig# to d videappointments fairly between the two faction* wa r attack' d nnmoi at* ly f-ler tin* ele*ti«n by men who wanted everything. Swartz was spirited out bf the city, it is said, The term of Samu* I K Black, the outgoing mayor, expired at mi in gh* Baturday; but Mayor Hwarix elt;uid not i*» t • m i to i t.and fonaeq tie fitly tint city ran itself, leaders threaten to hav* May*Bwarts impeached a* s*on as he takeshis scat for the II god violation of tli»-Garfield corrupt practices act, which Imposed a plt; n.iii v for making an tb * * tit»n i tomis* *nd sp n bn *-vlt; i * • r-tain sum of rnon* y i«» s* * *i» * V* ion,-emu i l. Bhu k • r* ng mayor.is p| - Sid* ill of I h V m l 1 a 11 • ofmunicipainics.Kven the most vigorous and hearty people have at times u feeling of wear-mens and lassitude To dispei this filing t »k• Ib rbine it wUl l nparr vigu and vitality Pin e ki r.*ni» D K.OS ka drugglrt I.ll 0 zt»