PAGE SIX.
ASTORIA, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1904.
BRIDE OF
A CELESTIAL
Dr. Law Keen and White Wife
Will Found Medical Col-
lege in Hong Kong.
WERE STUDENTS TOGETHER
Romantic Climax of Acquain
tance Begun inc Years Ago
in College at Ilealdsburg
California.
Chicago, Sept. 14. After traveling
S500 miles to become the bride of Dr.
Law Keem, a Chinese physician, Miss
Edith Miller will accompany her ori
ental husband from Chicago to Hong
kong, where she will help htm build
a home and medical college modeled
after American Institutions. The wed
ding, which has just taken place, form
ed the climax to a romance began nine
years ago when the young Chinese and
the American girl were schoolmates at
Healdsburg college, Healdsburg, Cal.
For several years Dr. Keem has prac
ticed medicine In Fresno, Cal., where
Miss Miller resided. Dr. and Mrs.
Keem left Immediately for. the coasi,
whence they will sail for Horigkop.g.
touching en route nt Honolulu and at
Japanese ports.
leasing vaTcuT The releasing caura" Is
simply a curved wire fastened in
central p!n that is contained in a sleeve
within the center cylinder. Both sleeve
and cylinder are slotted so as to allow
the curved wire releasing catch to
slide forward with the central pin
wheu the former has been pushed out
of a notch at the rear end of the slot
by meaus of the lever on the clock.
Outsido of the centr.il pin, which
slides In a sleeve, and between this
sleeve and the outer casing is a strong
colled spring which presses against the
curved wire releasing catch nud
through It pushes the central ro;l
ahead when the catch releases.
A spring bumper is phoe.l within the
cylindrical case at Its forward end for
the purpose of cushioning tho central
niu and stopping it without an ex
tremely sudden jar, which might &
tlcguish the match.
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