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Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
state uniyersity Commencement

Iowa CITY, H., June l4.-[Special Tele-
gram to THE EEl-Commencement exercises
at the State university began, to day, with
the review dress parade and sham battle Of
the university battalion. Nearly three thou
sand people witnessed these exercises on the
campus. The battalion was reviewed by
Colonel Gilchrisu, commander of the Third
regiment, and Lieutenant Read, of the regu-
lar army, the new instructor in military
science at the university. This evening the
commencement exercises of the literary
societies of the college were held, They all
united in q programme, furnished by repre-
sentatives of each of the four.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
Nebraska and Iowa Pensions.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-TSpecial Telegram
TO THE BEE. pensions granted Nebraskans, ,
Original invalid-Nelson A Smith, Benia-
min f. Pope, William l.. 10y, William j..
Emigh. Increase-Thomas j. Kidd (de-
ceased), William II. Hiatt.
Pensions allowed Iowans: Original in
valid-General @. Murphy, Ira }. Allen,
Brazil Stuart, Thomas l., Montgomery, Tim.
othy O'Donohugh, Joseph w. David, Samuel
Gordon, George Nelson, Lewis w. Davis
Increase-.Thomas b. Dotson, Henry II.
Young Original widows, etc.-Nancy,
mother of James Il. Wise.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
An Assured RaiIrond.

SIOUX FALLS, Oak, June 14.-lSpecial
Telegram to The BEE. l-To-day, the Sioux
Falls, Yankton s. North Platte railroad
company was organized here; incorporators,
J. M. Spicer, E. A. Sherman, II. f. Pitti-
grew, ID. r. Bailey, John r. Gamble, George
Scougal and l.. NJ Purdy. Mr.. Spicer is
president of the Willmar & Sioux Falls rail
road company, and the others ore prominent
citizens of Sioux Falls and Yankton.
The object is to build line from Sioux Falls
to Yankton, and then connections with the
Yaukton & Norfolk road will be made. This
will make an air line route from the Union
Pacific to Duluth for the Manitoba system.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Rebuilt

The Pennsylvania Railroad Rebuilt
Through the Flooded District.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June 14.-[Special Tele-
gram to THE BEE. Under the direct super
vision of the officers in charge of the engi-
neerng and transportation department of
the Pennsylvania lines, the last rail needed
to connect the severed parts of the great
thoroughfare was placed IN position on
Thursday afternoon. The new track Is sub
stantially built and will De gradually tested
until Monday, June II, when the great trunk
line will be opened and express trains, with
Pullman cars, Will again run through IN
both directions, between Chicago st. Louis,
Cincinnati, Toledo and Cleveland on the
west and Baltimore, Washington Philadel-
phia and New York on the east.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
An Indians Story.

MORA, Mimi, June 14.-Jm Chalty, chief
of the Snake river band, was in, this morn
said the trouble was caused by whisky and
there would be no general uprising, and
that the Indians desired to maintain peaceful
relations between themselves and the whites.
He said the Indians would assist to bring tho
murderer of Maguson to justice. The lndi-
ans have been supplied with whisky by law
less whites, and while drunk they had made
the attack. 1t is generally believed that
Maguson was the only one who was killed or
injured. Nothing definite can be known
until tomorrow,
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county, as special agent OF the general land

county, as special agent OF the general land
office.
Assistant Surgeon f. j. Ives, relieved
from duty at Fort d. A. Russell, Wyoming,
and ordered to duty at Fort Lyon, Colorado,
relieving Assistant Surgeon j. l.. Phillips,
who Is ordered TO duty at Fort Crawford,
Colorado, relieving Assistant Surgeon w. ID.
McCarr who is ordered TO duty at Fort Nc
Pherson, Atlanta, Ga.
BY direction of the acting secretary of war
the leave of absence granted Captain Charles
A. Algood military storekeeper, May IS,
1859, Department of the Platte, is extended
one month.
The extension of leave of absence granted
First Lieutenant Charles II. Bonesteel,
Twenty-grst infantry, April %, 1889, division
80. 1889. PERRY S. HEATH.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
The Fort Dodge Cow Ordinance.

Fort DODGE, Ia. June 14.-[Special Tele-
gram to THE BEE Mayor Pearsons pub
lished a card, this afternoon, in answer to
some anonymous letters sent him in relation
TO the prohibitory law and notorious COW
ordinance. He roasts the council severely,
and says he can't do anything while they tie
his hands and bind his every action. The
card creates something of sensation, when
taken in connection with the existing inter.
est in tho cow question. AT the meeting,
last evening, the council refused to rescind
the obnoxious ordinance.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
Kearney High School.

KEABNEY, Neb., June l4.-[Special Tele-
gram to THE BEE. THE commencement
exercises of the Kearney high school took
place this evening in the opera house. The
class consists of twelve, of whom Harry
Calkins, son OF Hon. E. G. Calkins, and
Robert Le Fountaine are the only male
graduates. The girls are Annie b. Arnold
Ruth Barnd, Blanche Conner, Edith NJ.
Finch, Nettie e. Forehand, Clara NJ Huston,
Susan NJ. Lyman, Anna p. Ray and inertia
I Wickham
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
SMALLPOX in Kansas.

TOPEKA, Kas., June 14.-ISpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE.l- The annual meeting of
the state board of health was held to-day.
The report of the president showed that
during the present year small pox had pre-
vailed in twenty-one counties OF the state.
and condtions OF this number IA died aud
265 recovered.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
Over Nlnyara E,aIIs.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, June IA This
afternoon an unknown woman, supposed to
have arrived here on the S;i0 Buffalo train
committed suicide by jumping from Railway
Point, in Prospect park. la an instant her
body was swept over Fhe American falls.
Shortly efterward it was seen floating in the
river and toward the Canada side. The body
was properly cared for
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
A XniuahIe Iumn.

PUEBLO, Colo, June H. Special Tele-
gram to THE BEE. The discovery, by Judge
w. j. Kerr, that eightylacres of land in this
city, had never been fled upon has been
verified by the old territorial SURVEYS and
the surveyors generals records. Kerr filed
upon it, paid fees and located property val
ued AT half million dollars.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
The indians Disarmel.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June A Special Tele-
gram to THE BEE. THE detachment of regu-
lars sent out, this morning, returned to
Mora at o'clock this evening They were
met four miles north of Milaca Junction by
courier, who informed them that posse Of
citizens had succeeded in disarmng the
savages, and needed no further assistance.
The troops will remain at Mora, awaiting the
orders of General Ruger.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
An Eneinanr Shnt.

ABERDEEN, Miss, June 14.-ln an alterca-
tion, to-day. between locomotive Engineer
Terry Smith and Section Foreman Eaker,
the latter fired twice with a pistol, killing
Smith instantly. Smith was member OF
the order of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers. HIS remains were shipped to his
family at Minonk, Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
Democrats to be Dismissed.

PESprR, Neb., June i4-[Special Tcle-
gram to TnE BEE. l--Reports received here
tonight from the Winnebago agency
strongly indicate that Colonel Warner, the
agent during Clevelands administration,
and the rest OF tho democratic officials, arc
to DC retired within fortnight, or less.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15

government is very little affected
by many Of those considerations which nee
essarily restrain the action Of those Euro
pean governments with which he Is more ac-
customed to deal. It is. not less plain than
even Germany would be compelled to think
twice or thrice before provoking q collision
with America over such question as that Of
Samoa and we can not but rejoice, there
fore, that the influence of the United States
has been so moderately and yet so efTectual,y
eyerted
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Tho seIGsacrificing Brother.

NEBRASKA CRY, Neb., June l4.-[Special
Telegram to The BEE. Jim Rainey, the
serving sentence in the county Jail for
chicken stealing for which brother was
guilty, was released to-day, after his father
had announced his intention OF prosecuting
the officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
For n Ho5pitaI.

LINCOLN, Neb., June A.-ISpecial Tele-
gram to TnE BEE. tho Butkstaif property.
in South Lincoln, was bought today by the
Sisters of Charity, and will be fitted up for
hospital 1t consists OF five acres OF
handsomely improved ground.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
A Now Ncwspaper.

CREIoHroN, Neb., June H.-lSpecial to
The BEE.l-The Creighton Courier is out,
to day with its first issue. 1t is republican in
politics, and fills a long felt want" as there
has been no republican paper in the city for
two years. Local capitalist are backing the
new enterprise, ana It bids fair to become an
influential institution.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
BAD FOR HILL.
The Democratic Papers of Ten States
Almost Solid Against Him.

HImOSt SOflU AEufhsC H1H.
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-The Republic (dem-
ocratic) will tomorrow pnnt an entire page
devoted to the opinions of democratic edi-
tors as to the availability of Governor Hill,
Of New York, as a democratic stan
dard bearer in tile presidential con-
test of 1892. The newspapers to
which the query was addressed
circulated in ten states, whose democratic
opinion is strongly represented by them.
There is but one expression in favor of the
nomination, coming from the Augusta
Chronicle, protection paper. OF the
others, all but two are uudualifiedly opposed
to the nomination of Hill. The two eX-
ceptlons are the Louisville Courier-Journal
and the Atlanta (Ga.) Journal. MIR. Wat
terson declined to commit himself to an
opinion now.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
The Lutheran Synol.

pirTsBrRG, June 1+.-At this mornings
session the Lutheran synod of the United
States, the discussion was devoted to home
missions. 'fhc biennial report of the board
showed twcnty-six rev congregations had
been organizes, and i0,S30 members enrolled.
The contributions aggregated s23l,0O0
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
Pinkerton Men in Brooklyn.

New YORK, June 14.-Three Chicago de-
tectves, connected with the Pinkerton
agency, began an investigation into the Clan
ma. Gael affairs in Brooklyn yesterday. Ac-
cording to the Eagle, of that city, they are
of the opinion that at least one of the men
who murdered Cronin came direct to Brook
lyn from London and that the details for
Cronin's removal were arranged by the
Clan ma Gael men IN that city.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
Another Armagh Victim Dead,

DUBLIN, June 14-Margarct Huston, in
iurcd IN the railroad accident near Armagh
Weinc5day has died from the effects of her
injury. business still remains suspended in
Armagh. The only sounds disturbing the
the frequent fGaera professions.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
A. Vicious Dog.

HASTINGS, Nob., June 14,--TSpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE. THE twelve-year-old
daughter OF Thomas Bates, in this city, was
attacked by vicious dog, late last night
and severely wounded. She has been in con.
WILSON'S ever since, and may not recover.
Tho dog was not suffering from hydropho.
b,a
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15

BEocIylLLr, Ont, juno l4.-The works
Of the Canada powder company, two niilcs
eas: Of here blew up this morning, but Is
tie men had not goAe TO WORK no one was
killed. The cause Of tho explosion is NOT
huOun
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
riln I;nrIish Turi.

LONDON, Jguo l4.-The rGca for the Man
chester cap, cf the value of Co soverti:;n1,
and 2,GG0 soyescigas ADDED 10 tae l.Gadic ID
sweepstakes Of - soyeret;ns egch, ~ Llilc',
6as Won Ly GotiilIon, laden pliuce second.
l. sri Lorne t-ird.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
"A BLOODY AFFAIR.
The Result of Colored COnstable's
AttemDt To Arrest q White Man.

AUSTIN, Tex, June A.-Meagre details of
a bloody affair, last evening, at Given's
store, thirty -elght miles southeast of here,
reached the city this morning. 1t seems a
colored constable undertook to arrest white
man for horsesteahng. The man resisted
and fight enseuel between him and his
friends, and the constable and his friends.
Revolvers were freely used, and four whites
and two negroes were killed outright, while
at least dozen others were wounded, some
probably fatally.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
a D?ugetst huicides.

CINCiSYATI, June 1i.-Charles Wittsein, Q
Drug st Of this cty, committed sslcide by
shooting tbs laornipS Tie dread Of ap-
proacSih;: bliuc lcss coupled vita III health 10
supposed TO haze .aduC:d tic act
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IL Was Lnndnd.

CgNTRoroLIs, Neb., June H.--TSpecial to
The BEE. While loading q 32-calibre bull.
dog revolver, yesterday, f. NJ. Jordan closed
the barrel too sharply, add discharged one
cartridge, the bullet OF which went through
his left hand One bone was nearly all
blown out
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
Stenmsnin ArriYnln.

At New Yer!s-Ihc Helvetia, frorl Liver
pool
At Baltimore The Lord O'Ncil, from
swapsoa aad the Baltimore, FROM Liver
p:ai.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
The Weather Indications.

For Nebraska and Iowa. Fair, cooler,
uorthorly Uinds.
For Dekota: Fair, proceeded ~ light rain
in southern pCi tion, slightly warmer, varia'
bic Wials.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-15
Boulanger's Lstters seizcd.

PARIS. June l4.--Tho police have seized a
number of letters from General Doulangor
10 the Boulangst national committed, in tho
house OF Madame B0n!ou.
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

cooroine Jameschowsky, good singer and an agree
.bs and spirited actress made her appearance last
night AT Terrace Garden in BDccaccio' Inc opera
will De repeated tonight
The ruuo- that Brauder Matthews and George
lessons play "On Probation" written lor W H.
Crane Is an adaptation Of Le Voyage de NJ rcr-
rtcbon is denied on the best authority ME- Orane
r r.bearse his new plays in Boston. and VIII nave
the assistance of William seymour VINO Is 70 T u1
TAG manager Of Abbey aud Schoefel's new fremont
Theatre In that city.
Miss Lizzie RechelI Will be the Diane in Joseph
Uawortl's tour with Paul KauvaI7 next season.
Miss Rechell was last season the uhders'uuy I '''
mart which is that Of the helOlHe'
uumber Of theatrical people who have spent a
mart Of their holidays al the Paris Exposlu0h so e
pected here next week on the CITY Ol Ne"A'iA
CANAAN Alfred Thompson of buriesque fame Is u
descu the dresses for Dixeys new piece seven Ages
Dlxev t. summering at Manchester onthe-o sea
Robert Downing will next season try ne" pay
called The White Pilgrim" a.
John Richberger, actor connected Win 'H0 ~
Cauu Opera Company, married in the Wv "H
ate,tsv ~ carrie sylvester He is twenty-five years
old and his bride twenty-five. She was dressed III
dark bne with profusion of lare trimmings ana wa
occornuaried by her sister Kite. The hup'ia hhoV
va tied by Judge Hnlme, and they tooh ~ W
wishes with them on their wedding tour Ia Niagara
Fails. -..,
The Oolabs enters upon its tenth week to-morro"
night and the audiences at the broadway continue
r,s and there appears 10 be- dminuton OF inefrs,
in fbs ENJOYABLE comic opera kNtTy OoOI MS
and the theatre crowded and even the WaiIncst VI
evenings shows receipts that are amoSI "i tcaP a.
precedent in the record of summer theat'lca' III
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NOTES on THE STATE CANVASS.

The Republican state Committee win meet al the
fifth Avenue Hotel in this city on August 10 TO select
date and place for holding the Republican State Con
Vent!0n. The late date Of the meeting of the COM
mittee points late convention. Party machinery
which grinds out delegates such conventions
with much slowness; usually il does not complete its
work for Ave or six weeks after the call for the
vention has been issued Judging from the dste Of
the meeting of the state Committee, Therefore the
Republican State Convention will not be held before
september Is or september 20.
The Democratic state Committee it Is reported will
meet at Saratoga Springs on August 10 name the
place and date upon which the Democratic state
Convention shall meet saratoga springs is now
favored a. the place for holding the convention not
only on account Of its hotel accommodations but
because being Albany the Democratic leaders
receive their orders from Governor Hi speedily.
II is probable that the convention VIII be mold on
september H., or about a week later than tle
Liquor Dealers state Convention at Rochester. which
Is expected Will furnish some points for the Demo
cratic platform.
The friends Of Judge Albert Haight, Of Buffalo. are
urging his nomination By the Republican State Con
Venton for Judge of the Court Of Appeals. Judge
Haight was transferred by Governor Hill from the
supreme court bench 10 that Of the Second Division
OF the Court of Appeals last January, which Of Itself
testimony oil the high opinion held of him even by
peihVlats. In Buffalo aud indeed throughout West
tih Nc" ora he Is highly popular and his friends
predict that the Republican n,aiortes in the canfis
OF ms former judicial district viii be unsuaiy large
this tall If ne i nominated. e
In the AAIVh Senatorial District which f. rom.
posed Of the counties Of Blpome Chena,po and
Delaware, the Republicans concede the nomination 10
their brethren living in Broome County: and there
the leading candidate at present IS Edward O'Copner
a bright young lawyer Of Bipghamtop VINO bs. no,
heretofore held any public Office. -' "0'
senator Vedder is candidate for denomination in
the XXXIId senatorial District, which IS made mn 80
the counties Of ChaIiauqua and CattarauDus I,
elected senator this fall 70 will be Mr. Vedder's FIN
term In the senate when he takes his seat In Jan
usry. He bases his claim for reelection upon fine
taxation laws which have been put upon the stntpte
books through his efforts, and which have brought
several millions Of dollars into the State fea,ury
Ar. Nedder has the support pretty generally of MS
own county of CattaJaugIs bui IN Chautauqua County
there Is u strong opposition candidate ga the person If
Arthur &. Wade. Republican lawyer Of jamestown
Assemblyman William +. Shechan, Of Buffalo, the
Democ ratio leader In the Assembly, has decided II is
said that II would be imprudent for him 10 run for
senator ia the &XXlst District Erie County,, and
VIII again be candidate for Assembyman
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DIED.

5as 6 g IL at III 6aro % a So Gi'
FuaciS services at ST. Paus Church. Glen Cove Fri-
Special train Viii leave Long Island City at IL o'clock
BArEs-on Tuesday evening July g at Morrisown NJ.
w1 s Td% OF Samuel 81 sS a Ct
Interrnenf at Mount auburn.
Boston papers please copy
pansyille \. J; Rat9 Strickland wife OF the iaa
FSnersi rViees At her late residence $50 2sths.
Rome, " &, papers please copy.
BROOKE-At mis- home IN Brooklyn on the lith nsti %
Brooke, II the 1t' Sd year Of his age.
Relatives ani friends invited u attend the funeral az
his late residence, 50 Wow-st. Brooklyn on the lS'a
RE IS4 Wife Of E lawn s9oeF Of gS
loY T. folGe%us %.no, On
Of he arrival S Of the p from foot Of Cham
rnierment in Greenwood Saturday.
COCKEY-In BROOKLYN on WEDNESDAY morning July 10.
oaio H H. Soeke{ c dSuen5f IF Rye ~ 'e ''s III '
rah i .crySe at the sb5ieTan Church in Rye
carroge vii b. IN waiIns UPON arrival OF the
from New-York.
OF Thomas b. and Kate Lozier Chfysta In the eth
Funeral from me residence Of his parents No. ga Mon
roe-st, Brooklyn, saturday O'Clock D. m
dense Of ms tthsr 1sw Hon rheoioro Maurice B.
Flynn aged 20 years 49,. I,,.
Funeral Frdly l2th inst at ~ francis AaSiers ChurOn
West l6thst, lO3Oa. m.
LAWBENCEs suddenly OF pertonits at ColnnloN sprnss
TUESDAY July g. Thomas NewOod Lawrence. OF New YORK
cry. ,-. =. ,.- -. n.
Funeral from the residence Frerick y Lawrence az Bay
side Long Island Friday morning July ~ a. II 20 clock
special train will leave Long Island CITY al II O'CLOCK re-
turning after the funeral
MONEII-July H. after a painful and lingering Illness
Downing daughter OF ,. L. Anu oaS - 'AoheAA
C51 Western Boulevard
Notice 0 funeral hereafter.
Brook N and Chicago papers please copy.
PERKINs-At Napa. California, July % George shepard
.on Of John A. ahd s. Adela Perkins, age ~ years
RrADy-At IS Bolmontlye Jersey City july To- Delis
Trembley Remsen widow u the late John Ready aged
50 years.
RFslINGTON-Suddenly, wednesday evening, July 10.
a. The residence his sOn-!naw. \. g. Atkin- orange,
y j. Rev L. r. Remington, VI Brooklyn y. l., III tAs
13l % his
Notice Of funeral hereafter
RCBERTSON-On wednesday, July 10, James Hiram
Robertson, formerly OF Montana. $780,, 49,
Funeral services take place 40 his late RESIDENCE ~
West l26th.st. Friday, the 18th inst, al clock p m
Relatives and friends invited to attend without fute
notice.
san Francisco and Montana papers please copy
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WEDDINGS.

4 pretty wedding took place in St. Marks Church
W. orange y. j., last evening. Miss Lillian Bush
nell daughter of John Bushnell was married ~
1egov + Bauer Of Munich. Germany, by the rector
~ tho church, the Rev Bishop FalIier. The church
was beautifully decorated with flowers. Inc Dr'de'
,,aids we're Miss Jennie Bushnell and Miss Gussio
- The hest man was william F. Rowe, and
a. ,,.,ers were Henry CadmuS. James GOODBYE and
~ Tlo pnsbneI of Orange, and Henry Donelly, OF
New York m, , r.hi,a llacs The
oan,ion ,ras amended By about 800 guests.
Monticello. Ill. July IL (speciaD.-lAs evening d'
the home of the Rev G. NJ Goode. Professor James H.
Adams of the University of Michigan ana MISS Naille
80. ,rera married Miss GOode is the dauGh ter
~ the rev G. NJ Goode. of the leading ministers
- The Christian Church in the United states.
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WORK OF TIE FRESH AIR FUND.


The Tribune Fresh-Air Fund is still keeping up frs
good record of the last two weeks and parties OF
little children are leaving the city every day for
points far and near The following towns received
excursions Tuesday: Arlington. Bristol and Proc
torville, Vt: FoTestve and Hunts. y. Y. and
North Long Branch, n J. Two excursions started Oh
Wednesday, ono for Sheldon Vt, the other for Hghts
town. y. J. Yesterdays parties for Eatontown.
y. j., and Bridgewaer LeOnarlsville, Little Fans
and Hyde Park, n. Y. Two parties go to-day and
one tomorrow. Considerable anxiety was felt by
the manager Of the fund yesterday morning when
the reached the city that sixty New York fresh
Air childrea were passengers the wrecked train
al Brandon VI, but later reports confirmed the
belief that has long since rested in the minds Of Ger
tan people, that each child sent ont by The Tribune
Fund must have special protection. for since the
work began there has been no case OF child being
hurt lost in travel. once twice, through inc
stupidity Of some one not connected with the fund.
youngster has been delayed gone astray. but he
always turned up at his destination If II was by a
roundabout way. and enjoyed his outing. too.
Next week VIII be- even more busy than the present
Parties VIII be In every direc ton and The
only threatened inconvenience l. that the man
will experience trouble In getting enough care
takers conduct the outgoing and bring back The
returning parties. In next sundays issue Of lh'
Tribune there viii he complete account OF the week
excursions also the list OF hosts who VIII entertain
the