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PRO ree Se ae he Pe eas ee THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 26, OPMENT KAM AV NR PS MISS CLARK'S WEDDING WILL COST A LARGE FORTUNE. Everything Quite Ready for the Ceremony in St. Thomas's on Monday —Magnilicent Floral Decorations in the Church and Rose Strewn Path for Bride —Rehearsai To-night. DUDUC CGD DOCU noOGE SENATOR CLARK PAYS: $121,150 WEDDING BILL. ¢ Senator Clark's wedding atft eyed Troumseau OC ad Deoorations and ‘res com Caterer’y and engraver's trees 5m Expense of boney moon. o- © Pirtdee gifts ‘ 11 aie F OTD RG) OMIM rere erere es There will be a salert ty tated treet Mark wil Benator Wiliam A be ther ae will his daughter, Miss Katherine Dr. Lewis Rother? Morris whom the ts be married on Montay aft noon; the test man, the dritommolds and the ushers. They ere to rehearse for the wedding, and the doors of (he church wil! De closet to all ovhers Some ginple tnnevetion the ereap tng ¢: the bridal party at the altar wil be introduced, and these especialy ne conattate @ rebenreal Many deautiful girs of notable fam ‘es have pitghtel their treth in Br Thomas's Church, amé the majority of the weddings ‘are heen wonders (6 thetr wey It ie meet, therefore, thar ihe Morrie-Clark nuptials should be « ly marked THE BRIDE. Katberina, the charming daughter ef | @enator Clark, the Montane copper Ming, wil) plght her trot laws Rutherford Morris, 4 teeponesied young New Yorker, wduse ancon'« were among the eartiest wettiers ip New Am eteriam. Both principals are inie.cw tng tm themeatves, aside from tie a penfous fortune which We caught sient air uaton The vride has 0 her own $ sig oe pam fortune te ne we lew irs af ob, wavy et that crowns 4 countenance notable for ity abun vat oo with an 119 beauty and serenity muah of ber fatiers magnetiam She ls bie Mol, and she aderes him. Dr. Morrie te gurty years old, and stance @ fraction of ap ‘neh more han x fest, Hie proportions are excellent, aod nue Leght @ not noticeable = ile hae weedy Ou aud & Gorid complexion His bee d ls oul Vea Dyke end 60 wears winsees, Te le & physiowes of By mean bhi, aad Gd creditable work when io Levevue several yrare age it was while in Bedevue (bat he mat the man who brought him hw wife, Di BM. Culver, who marred Miss Clark's elder ster, ittroduce:) him to her. The yeicians Oret deoame acyuainied in 4 when Dr. Morris wae studying in Mollevue He mei dies ark while vie Sting at Dr. Culver's home, 17) West Pifty-eighia street Dr. Mewris we descendant of Levis Morris, one of the s'gners of the Deols ration of Ladependence. He is a cerm ber of the Bone of the Keron evr tary, Metropolitan aod Calumet cubs ond an athiete of consileradle - id OR. MORRIS TALKS. Tt Bae been the Gere of Mise Clark eopectally to keop geotet the vetalls Monday's coremony. ‘Ths feeling arvve from ren) ag the adverse politteal « clam which her fet ver enator, oe Feoent.) undergone « fe oor marriage vis . for two yersous r a Without se « j eare ae 4 id the pres ime to be married at Bt. Thomas» ant th Chureh on Monday at 1 hall be married by ihe Fes Jobe Wesley Brown. | don't know that ther will be anybody he can do ik iE Greased tn eo with ‘ace tremmings, a» brides wut.) @: € her als ter, will be matren of honor and will Greased in white “The bridesmatie wi pink and wear big Sata. They w!) carry Douquets of pink roses Mre Culver's Uttie Gaughter will not act as « tower be Areseed tn etl, aa I env {t printed in one of the papers, There will be no folo singing or chote singing. The © f he decorated as churehes and after the ceremony | nde will be & reception at “A @ioner wil reception and, following I guess ot about 6.9), we rhall take @ night train for the Se We anticteate later alt trip abroad on | a Latherna, which the Senator has charteret for our use “Between four and “ve thousand tnvt- |! tations have beer it, The great dulk of these are to people ta the West 1 guess hat a can gay about the affair, except date of the wedding was chang June 19 to Mey % beeause of Sena rh's ine) ability to bet on the former date. And one th Pranciyn Lawrence wi! act as orher in parce Me. F. 8. Young, who is Arigona and unabdle to reach here in time Dr, Morrie il at @ Weet Pitty. eighth street, orly « dieck away from Bis aManced. FLOWERS EVERYWHERE. ‘The wedding on Monday will be stmpte, extravagance being shown in only ose One mnerite} BODO UE O OOOO OOOO OCU LOE aa ON ee, one ney stm Pia DECORATIONS hin BIO OO OOOO OU UO ORT Themed e to-morrow twenty proceed to the church and wagun-load | after wagon-ioad of palme and cut flow lore tll be taken there Four vases of | pink and white roses will stand on the fold and white altar, end \eading down the chancel either mde from the chird poet of the sanctuary rail wtll extend @ line immense natural pal banked up Dy roses, iilles and orehite ‘This line will page around aah side the bese of the chancel ‘The floor of the chance! and the hone aisle leadirg from the “tower room” wt!) be mrewn with rosas and the baleony st the rear pf the ahurch witl be bebind pale 4 ferns Put the fentire of the denorations wt! jbe the wevering of the aight main pillars which supp he high vaulted reef of the edifice * capitals of these stone Jcolumne will be covered with masses of | apple Dinewome and orckids, while hang- jing from these around all sidew of the plllare will fall long strands of pink end | ‘White roses, smiiax and ilites. ‘These pendants will reach almest to the floor of the church and the effent Riding the choir etalle, whieh are situ ated on either aide of chancel, twe | robes of (:ses, Mites and urchide will atther ie of the church to @ point at arches will hang streamers of emilex and flowers, THE BRIDAL PARTY. ‘The work of arranging these derora- tons will require the serviosa of twenty ret ‘Thoriey'® men ual! noon will be opened an hour ceremony, Wheu al Fo Mactariane, the orgs St one's, Wil ott down a e ke ar shind ihe palms, and from t vlpes above him will issue the awert otrains of “Lohengrin,” when the brida party © lower room end pre aisle toward thy tand on the right of @ brideemaide on the egroum, accompan tes ‘Whitlam H. Harri nite from her father 10t take places In the | atand at ite base, while toe groom and bie beet man, William H Hinrtiman. receive the pride at the anctuary Mf The bridesmics wi aid on the fe e chancel and the} ne chancel after the merrt exact reverse of the the alter he rehearsed to-night. ‘SIMPLE WEDDING GOWN. Miss arka seasion from and rove rl ne the thing which he gown one of ‘he moat on by @ New York und point “ke h covers thy «fh exception of the throat ver the feure, with: +! to the very feet The two ends fall court mming ss vis valued at 14 years In the making, ft aod sleeves are mate of rote! te » match the 1 and wited expense In the wedding this rare Ince weer no jewels Her ' fle, and she will carry a dden | y be bent from the tages of pillars on| ,, cane hese! Hurope Ob Site he: epee. Fram | ther onetumen tor ree here nek ean emely valuable rq] nas Not stopped at the cutting of] + Fem eae ene ee exer: — of Genator Clark's own desien comt of them wae S00 | Mine Clark hag received already ‘\, wed ling gifts There are jewe! of V THE RECEPTION. Tie The recopttan be ceremony | which will ulver'a, will be ‘imtted t iach wil re ¢ @ box » Thi eh Dele the reeaption is mone canis wt | ‘De Morrie and nts bride | from the Someh_on June 20 ani Joln dor and Mra. Everett Ouver | bly at Paria After a brief visit po py far will board the oe win” | Nhat we will take : gon Here are deacriitins o e year rule in co A grt of owantiress) din fer be ‘nntahed in sold return gall tm will be entrancing. For the purpose of| inediately for aes e, where they will prod: to the yacht | sly expenatve and | dyroad with her | ik * dresses made for and © heee e@ marmen! |@itk sere, rs to Here an admiradie com oi an e pa! ow brocade, the of sik KATHERINE CLARK AND THE FLORAL DECORATIONS 1 8ST. THOMAS’S CHURCH SOC OOOO OOO Cn OC meno patntet ern yee shed off with a fr are bows of deep vinet v them, and the costume it @ pash of the aame rth? ende ‘ed tn a em kn r big ayy 4 "a of this gold and sm Tha eftect In exceed iy del teeve, The Soller of thts the eaflor order, blue sk embroidered tn ted at the with golt andes te ine On & hevrone and nn anc | With this goae a sal with @ gokt trows foathers are w These sete presented contly & friend w br to New York oapecialy for Many paite of will complete the ot NOVOTEL +ka es aye (9 OWIG Wya Lele #91 OATH 8) ve eceinaee BIENSIIONS,Si01010 e5e1n/eiererereielerereisiee.aieiete eisieteiereiesersisrere + «| eLeLStekshsieleserciese ie. s)eie:s/sielele we) steneier of the sompiated by nw On t and a i ee and sailor Knot h gleave are ty VACATED MLK AD ER LH ET or Building Worth $250,000. ‘The Interna’'ona! Comuittes Young Men's (hrivden Apsociatt yw under comatferation the whieh they wtll accept « munifice recently offered A man. 14 4 be a well-tenow ot be n bes om tn ov git nm pbi- anthroupiet in this efty, Naa offered the nepociation £290.00 tn cash or a % which shall cost $90.00 when com The committee does net know w | +o take the money or the boliding & comfor adie ‘money would mak ton to the $1.00.009 jubliee fun aTe now raising aad which now 4 | to geveral hundred thousand Jot | The Jublier convention of the A |dy thet time It was siarted | monthe ago. The estate of Wi! Dbedge io ty low | i, | moet Pita raat atlding dicted vether ‘The ot they ernie ” erorin mh will be helt nemt year in Moston, i | and it te hoped to have jhe fan4 tn full some)? POLLMAN BX? BUPELAD {| Dropped trom the Rolls of th for Not jetie © Paying Wie Dues, After being out of tbe prdi for at least twing have reappeared | ‘This time ic is Sanger Last George M. Pullman and his rome matrimonial expertences were frent. Sanger Puliman, according York A:nletic Ciub for contuct three faye the Py brother, has teen expelled from th. prints ‘man week | Tkabe the ° te unle- coming a Gace g: +4 ae Fy TAFFY —_ --- I : Can Have $200,000Cash Ac‘or Harry Corson Clark | Makes Ciscovery and Saves His Life. CHICAGO. For Rarry © fn rhe hae | milk and molasses candy hie life and to-day he ine Ioevore. Mr (lark 9 an acter, and ata months! qo wee carrint out of the Auditorium | Annex on a stretcher and five monthe itved on hat It bas saved puaaie to the friends gath- ered about him to take whet they Be Meved ® Anal farewel) ati appuaret in the hotel weighing 1% pounde am going to ent my first mea! te | be eald °F Mr. Clarte en elahty Ove pounce and was) ing to daath Decnuse he re On ancount of a ser! tthe wtomach He want-| #9 to Caltfornia (9 dia Today he chipper and ynday.” ke me poor again. I Ave gained Nfty-'wo pounds by not eat. ng mene For four months no meat ery kind spoonti:! *Whr, f water" wee he bela, » ow for & reat, haver { soup. Sve passed my pe. t even bad « Grink of months he and mo slscovery aor, for ch AH YOUNG SPENT $40,000 LIVING HIGH. a Cee Chinaman Went Broke, Imagined the Streets Were Ah Young, it le eald. had 1 t | tone whick 4 (ireet communt | proved methoas they are able Kegon nec age ane " rte. x And | ration with him e the Koeh Lu where all other doctors fall, The . n in je laundry bu ees at plo vr iP are at 48 Wo 42 st » an le York where this wom | Me was a ‘red-hot sport’ with a Ab Young in hie bey The new Koch inhalation tubercu- | Koo lone OU at feta. isthe : method. He would accumulate a for) 8. op gioam and conse uirtog |'NO medicine tha: cures consnmrtion,! The German Government indorss 4 money while b lew Chinatown wide} asthma and bronchitie te here ec this treatroent and make the tuberew | “ open." He boon to the fantan' the jatost inhalation apparatus. For |! Medicine that cures consumptiom: f A players, who gave offerings to Joss for wed = in their n laboratories, under the | g \ the evistence of much a “good thing” as ra new improvements have con- | supervision of Professor Koch. (8 ~ 1) A He payed htly, and when he “antly been going on Ite results are vent to the Koch Lung Cure @t |AELD UP AT CONEY ISLAND, "*: ‘seh | |Brookiy mite | | note musth ee a) Littered with Money and Was Taken Insane to Bellevue. Ah Young, has quaniered fetame, has gone the way rappe imagines n te of gold an Hellevue he inmane pay! Utendante are tune, with eyes of diamonds and teeth | ramones of moor f perils and opale Young ™ se) i Die fort ars old, and Chinatown and tons of ty with the heat of hie] He dran® wine as though heap as beer and ordered | at and selection of a! He ts fairly ther ae | etty were as ere of prinee Mo woe a great womer m he met, ant he dressed | with the fastidious taste and wide tntt | tnde of choice that characterized Evan ‘Mer erry Wail when he was king of the| dudes favorite with the e did not, he dined hie jhisirer one eald as the per er} an he cant Young went ee white and ¢ street, and instead ‘rtends money gave them | eiipe of paper with Chinese chareeters an them which no one wae able to de- cipher Then he began & up _sorape of Bverytaing he ln Atel ck wp & bundle of money hearte of the fantan men were - The end came when Ah Fowen's | sourin, Ah Lav, of No. & Pall etreet, told he was acting like a man po a sensed by ihe inoon dragon and that hie if were worthless Then An Young tried to knoek braing agains! the rik w Line Chon’e house end waa fin to the police of money Heginning of t Ne prisoner had etop- im or ¢ Eleventh street, jell laland, |a) mi and, putting a Dintol to his head, made him walk toa vacant house near by There he went through nis pockets, talking 3 ce we a tn ax Saye Highway Held Vistol to His Head and Robbed iim. f 129 Forty-rniet Reooklyn comp’Ainant tn the Coney feland Court to-day again a homeless man calling himeeit J George Lamoreaun ree was Sunday World Wants. Gives you strength to earn your and butter WasH3URN-CRosBY Co. MINNEAPOLIS, Lost things found and found things find owners through the medium of ‘The New Cure for Consumptleal Catarrh and Asthma. — . THIS 18 A PICTURE OF EW TS 18 A PICTURE OF PROW, — | LY ‘OVERED INVENTION He |, OF BKERLIN, THE ONL! | THE KOCH INILALATION coneteennion ae The German vovernment recognize! ts 00 wonderful thet the sasha ail Professor Koch lity and pay him) hardly believe bis senses, ly The physic of the Koch Lung | Mherally for treating consumption leer Genetic tic i the dee prove that they care with thie oir hospitnis. He is the first man t by tne statements of hus | who ever did cure this fatal disease of mufferers In New York whic t ting those {nstitu- have been cured. Health seekers Visit these persons to hear the @ of thelr recovery. With | He has thousan: | none miocwed exe imitators, but im. marvellons, and to-day it ty emily the West 201 st. and already hundreds ith New York people have been eured, Greatcet medical discovery of half e/ And yet thousands of die century, and {t marks a revolution jn/every month in New York of lung treating diseases of t! es. Hun-| disease Just because they do dreds of sufferers fi onsutption, | ROt know of this treatm at | thelr family @oetor prefers | them with stomach medicine, i | Hronoditis, Catarrh and Asthma will learn with joy that this wonderful treatment ta given in New York Xe ah a the Koch Lung Cure, 48 Weet 24 et. no matter ber good the fh | Te latest new Koch treatment dif | may be who presaribes the “| cere from all others. [t includes the! The Lung Cure doctors court tatest modifleation. The vapors are! tlention They have all known treag breathed >the alr tubes and react scane. Their estab. |the deep places in the lungs that are hostel gd r Hehment neve fhieg hea by ordinary medictne: Weet "24 a and 1800 Leah ale Phils. A end b heal the diseased spots. It soft-|deiphis. Consultation and examina- sus the sore membranes, making) tion are free. If taey can cure them throw off their diseamed coat | ther will tell you so. ee ings. As the es Naty healed gd The doctors have for yearo « od he ins I ie} heen chen pains In the) been in New York, but only estale ides dise ppear The | shed the Koch Lung Cure two returns ment! ago tel irinivnivinininininintelelololeinintntnioteln|ainjntutente! AUTOMOBILES ANY STYLE SPEED, COMFORT, CONVENIENCE Cheaper Than Cab Hire, He. 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