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There arrived at Castle Garden yesterday
1,346 immigrants.
Deputy Sheriff J. G. White was killed and
Hartman Kenchen wounded by assassins' Mon
day night in Springfield, La. Lucien Morgan
and Q man named Hale have been arrested.
John NJ Bassett, broker doing business in
New York, has been held without bail at Ia
maica, Il, to await the result Of Miss Coyert's
illness, whom he persuaded to submit to q
criminal operation.
A camp Of 1875 men employed by the Walnut
Grove reservoir company In Arizona il unac-
counted for.
Mrs. Msrgery A. Horstman Of PHILADELPHIA
appeared in the United States circuit court,
Baltimore, yesterday as complainant in Q libel
suit against the Cumberland, Nd, Times.
At Chippewa Falls, Wis, yesterday whom
Mrs. J. s. Doss built fire in her stove an en-.
plosion occurred. Mira Doss was seriously
hurt and her little girls ear drum was burst
A rubber trust company of importers and
manufacturers has been formed.
Two women have laid claim in Chicago 70 the
estate Of Joseph Putnam, each representing
herself to be his widow. One of the women he
married in England and she supposed him long
since dead till she saw his death notice IN ths
papera
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Buy Your Rubbers Quick.

New YORK, Feb. 27.-At the meeting of rub
Der goods manufacturers held at the Windor
hotel yesterday, at which representatives of all
the rubber boot and shoe companies in the
United states were present, including the
Candee, the two Bostons, Goodyear and others,
1t was decided to advance the prices on rubber
boot and shoe goods 10 per cent. Mr.. E. s.
Converse is chairman OF the committee having
in charge the perfecting Of the rubber trust.
1t was learned that raw rubber quotations are
up in the Sos.
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Hurt by q Landslide.

KUosros, n. T., Feb. IA disastrous land
hide occurred In the little village Of Giasco,
on the west bank Of the Hudson, five miles
from this city, yesterday afternoon A large
clay bank which was being dug out for brick
making purposes cAyed in and crushed In the
Residences Of John Mccarthy and Christopher
Tracey. The houses were completely wrecked.
Iraeey's mother, aged eighty years, was taken
irou The ruins in an unconscious condition and
fatally injured Tracey's wife was struck by
lying oricks and seriously injured. She also
suffered greatly from the nervous shock caused
i1ns disaster and 10 In . very critical condi-
80 Lizzie Degroat, who vas Waiting the
Mccarthy family, Vas also hurt The damage
- property y sbeas o6,000.
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To Emulate German Voters.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-In speech today Sir Will
lam Vernon Harcourt compared the lessening
OF the government majority in the house OF
commons to the sweeping away of the Cartel
parties majority in the German reichstag He
urged the electors of Great Britain to emulate
the German voters
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Mfserly Deaths.

LOWELL, Mass, Feb. 27.-Two misers died
In this vicinity yesterday from want of proper
attention and the necessaries of life. Charles
II. Grant was found dead in his farm house near
West Andover. Besides his farm he had
30. 600 in cash. He had evidently starved to
death
Charles Roshan, reported worth several
thousand dollars, who lived alone in this city,
was found IN a dying condition yesterday
morning. He was in a filthy state and
bad probably starved himself. He was taken
TO the hospital, but lived only Q few hours
AFTER reaching there.
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Stone Cutters tn Strike.

BosTos, Feb. T.-There is a strong posi-
bility Of serious interference with the building
business Of Boston as result Of the strike OF
freestone cutters against the employment Of
marble cutters
At a meeting Of the freestone contractors
yesterday they Endorsed the position of Evans
q Tombs and decided to back the firm up in
every possible manner. The contractors have,
1t is stated, determined to lock out their free
stone cutters in all parts of New England on
Friday If they don't agree to certain PROPOSE
tons which are to be posted in all the yards
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TO PROTECT THE FISH.
The Finny DeniZens Of the Tawny
Potomac to be Cared For.

Tomorrow the bill entitled can act tolprotect
the fish in the Potomac river, in the District of
Columbia, and to provide spawning ground
for shad and herring in the said Potomac
river" will be considered by the House COM
mittee on merchant marine and isheries
The bill makes it unlawful to fish with fyke
net pound net, &C., or any other contrivance,
stationary or floating. within the waters of the
Potomac river within the District of Columbia.
Arguments in favor of the bill and against il
will be heard at tomorrow's meeting.
A petition has been drawn up and presented
By number of citizens of the District and of
Alexandria county, Va, asking that the bill be
not passed, because, they say, it destroys an in
dustry that was once a source of income to
many of the people OF said District and
persons residing on the opposite shore of
Virginia, rendering valueless many franchises
and valuable privileges such as rents ipr ofits of
fishing shores, &C., and the right to fish in said
waters without just cause or any compensation
for such loss.
Mr.. J: E. Clements of Virginia and others
will be heard in speeches in opposition to the
bill
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Cloud Burst and Damaue

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ, Feb. 27.-The Califor-
mia express, detained in the washouts on the
Atlantic and Pacific on the Little Colorado
river for several days, arrived yesterday after
noon. Several hundred feet of track and a
bridge over the cannon were washed ayay.
The rise in the river came from cloud burst
in the mountains
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A Dagger In His Heart

NV YoRK, Feb. T.-It has TRANSFERRED that
Claude Chaffenjon, the Jersey City silk manu-
faeturer whose dead body was found in his ba ,h
room yesterday, did not die from natural
csuses, Is was at FIRST reported. He undoubt-
edly committed suicide. He had a dagger
wound in his heart and by his side was found q
loaded pistol, which he had evidently intended
70 use in case the knife failed him Business
troubles and his inability to meet his financial
obligations led to tue suicide
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Divorce and $50, 600 Damages.

LONDON, Feb. IA decree was entered to-
day granting divorce to Mr.. Francis Darby
shire from his wife on the grounds OF adultery
and awarding him &c 500 damages against the
correspondent, Mr.. Geo Baird, the well-known
sporting man Mr.. Darbyshire testified that
his wife confessed that she stayed for days with
Mr.. Baird at his house at New Market and two
days at his residence in London The diyorcee
10 an actress known a. Agnes Hewitt. Prior to
her marriage to Mr.. Darbyshire she was the
widow Of Lytton Sothern, the actor.
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Kaiser In the Chair.

BERLIN, Feb. 27.-The state council, which is
considering labor questions, reassembled to-
day Emperor William presided
Spain. Portugal and other countries are in
vited to attend the Berlin conference. The
emperor will open the conference personally.
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Real Estate Matters.

Theodocia Whitaker has bought for $5,O75
of F. J. Bell lot Is, block SO, North University
grounds.
Alice V. and Ida NJ. DAILY have bought for
$1,000 of T. F. Schneider sub 225, square 362-
northwest.
Annie P. Clark has bought for s4,863.2 q OF
Ellinor Morris lots to II, square 1l2O, and 8
and TO- ll21 103 feet on A street north and FOG
feet on Goth street east, and 103 on East Cap
itol street and 80 on Goth street east.
H. Barton and w. II. Walker have bought TO-.
5000 Of d. Carroll Diggs part of tract called
Enclosure on the south side Of Bunker Hill road
near Brooklapd.
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A Hecatomb Frozen

BowLDFR, MONT, Feb. T.-Tuesday night
the temperature fell to As degrees below,
freezing herd Of 100 cattle in the stock ward.
belonging to the Miner cattle company. The
average for the state is about rs degrees below.
the coolest in seven years.
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Discussing q Dead Mans Mind.

NEW YORK, Feb. N.-The jury which heard
the testimony In the contest over the will Of
Maltby G. Lane, the millionaire real estate
operator, had not yet reached verdict at IL
O'Clock today They retired at 4:S0 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and have since been en-
gagged III discussing the evidence.
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Poor Outlook for Cuban SUGAR.

HAVANA, Feb. N-Besides reducing the
yield Of the crop the drought which prevails
interferes with sugarmakins operations. as
the juice contains a large proportion of viscous
substances. rendering it gummy and consider
ably damaging to the test, which is generally
below the average OF previous years. About
burned recently,
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An Ex-Governor Illness,

New HAVEN, CoSS., Feb. 27.-Ex-Gov. Jas
E English was stricken down with pneumonia
yesterday and Is in a critical condition. He il
seventy eight years Of age and it is feared, that
he cannot recover
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Rismarck Saws No

BERLIN, Feb. 27.-Prince Bismarck has de-
clined to permit the German West Africa COM
pany to sell part of its possessions to an Anglo
French syndicate
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Not Guilty Of Causing the Accident.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Feb. 27.-The trial Of
John II. Bush and Michael welhan, Michigan
Central employees, for manslaughter in causing
Ihe death Of six people at the street car acct
dent here last May, was concluded last night
and The jury, after being out i've hours, re-
turaed verdict of not guilty.
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Robbed and Murdered.

NEWMARKET, ONT, Feb. 27.-The body Of
Robert A Smith, q merchant OF this place, was
found this morning in the cellar Of his house
With bullet hole through the heart. He had
evidently been murdered Robbery was the
motive.
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An Incompetent MiIIionsire.

81. PAUL. Feb. N.-Edward Langevine, q
Minnesota pioneer and one Of the wealthiest
citizens OF ST. Paul, was yesterday adjudged
incompetent to manage his estate and his wife
ana two sons-in-law were appointed guardians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27

NEW YORK, Feb. IA call has been issued
| to all local branches of the Afro-American
league OF New York to meet in state convention
| az Rochester, May rs, 1880.
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Son of One of Andres Captorx

NEW YORK, Feb. T.-The Rev. Alexander
Van wart, who was the only surviving son Of
Isaac Van wart, one Of the captors of Major
Andre, died yesterday at Pleasantville, West
Chester county. NY.
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Alliance.

PANS. Feb. T.-The Steele, q semi-official
papsr,says treaty exists between England and
Italy providing for concerted action by those
powers on the west coast OF the Red sea.
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Wrestler Cannon Won.

PHolIA. LIZ, Feb. T.-Tom Cannon Of Gin
einnati and Bert Scheller of Kansas City
vrestled here last night. Cannon won the first
fall, catch-as-cstch-can. in twenty-five minutes;
schsIsr won the second, Graco-Roman, in
twenty-five minutes and Cannon the third in
forty minutes, catch-as-catch-eau
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Opposed to That Nlodus.

OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. T.-Advices from New
foundland state that the Legislature of the
province will not consent TO q renewal of the
modus vivendi regarding the issuing OF licenses
70 American hshing vessels on account of the
bitter experiences the province has had in an
forcing the bait act Of the colony.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-J~iqe Montgomery,
Today-Smith agt. Columbian bank note
company; verdict for plaintiff; S25s. Chick
agt. Baltim ore and Ohio railroad company; on
EQUITY CoURr-Judge Coz
Today-Barr agt. Patchin; amendment of
proceedings ordered.
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SHOOTING STARS.

HIS NAME WAS WILLIAM
s"What are You doing thsre daughter? It's
time for breakfast" called . Congressman TO
his only child as she stood BY the front window
in patient waiting.
ITS all right papa; I'm only waiting for the
Bill to pass, she replied sweetly, and the father
called the roll and the beefsteak and proceeded
to the business Of the morning hour
lovely poem on Spring written yesterday
for this column today has been indefinitely
postponed. We are now preparing q revised
version of Beautiful Snow, subject to the en-
dorsement Of the Weather Bureau.
Where the animals come from: Cats from
Purrsia; Horses from Hosstria; Cows and oxen
from Cattleonia; Dogs from the land of Canine;
Donkeys from Assyris; Crows from Caucasus;
Chickens from Hendostan: Rabbits from
Hareabia; Mules from Brayzil, and 30 on to the
end of the category.
II. A. r: Swampoodle: No, Battenberg is not
descendant of base ball family.
MINNIE \: Richmond, Va: Certainly there
are eligible young men in this city who would
like to marry, but you needn't come up after
them. They are not Mormons.
B. D. F: New York ave: We do not know
what 'Old Rye" is unless it is rye that was
raised last year, just as we have new wheat and
old wheat according to its season.
Henry F: South Washington: 1t will cost you
about S1O month to feed horse, unless your
neighbours stable is handy and unlocked
MOTHER IN ISRAEL; Alexandria: Husbands
that can 60 to church and won't go to church
ought to be made 60 to church.
Mrs. Blank: NJ street: Yes, you can buy an
Easter bonnet for $3.50, but there isn't real
lady in town who will speak to you on the
street if you wear it.
G. H.: street: No sir; Lucullus was no rela-
ton to Lew Wallace.
Making Record-senator Call. Making q
record-Senators Chandler and Call
DID SHE HOG IT?
To the deeply grieved New Yorker,
We would say it, if we dare:
Twas in game of porker,
That Chicago won the Fair.
1t goes without saying-a watch.
With couple Of mischievous young kids in
an otherwise well ordered household, family
needs protection against infant industry.
HE LIKES IT EARLY AND OFTEN.
Editor Jones of st Louis,
With great big hullabaloo,
Made speech in nomination
OF Cleveland in '92.
And though everybody is thinking,
It was most Jonesesquely absurd,
We believe, as far as reported.
G.. Cleveland has not said word.
HATS OFF.
She came into the theatre
And down she proudly sat.
Then footed forth the orchestra:
where did you get that hat''2
Senator Chandler says that however weari-
some call Of the House may be, the Call Of
the Senate is infinitely worse.
A boarding stable is kind of hosstelrie.
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Struck Him With an Iron Bar.
In the Criminal Court Chief Justice Bine-
ham this morning heard the case Of John
Brown, colored, chorged with an assault with
intent TO kill Vim. Lancaster December Z, BY
striking him with an iron bar.
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The King OF Spain Not in Danger.

MADRID, Feb. 27.-It is officially announced
that the report that the king has suffered q
relapse is unfounded
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Russell Harrison I'm Havana.
HAVANA, Feb. a. Mr.. Russell Harrison, son
u President Harrison, arrived here yesterday
BIZ steamer from Tampa, Fla
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Jeweler Failed,
A Afro-American Call.

81. PAUL, MINI, Feb. 2.-Frank NJ. Finch
retail jeweler, has failed. Assets $4,000,
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DID SHE HOG IT?
To the deeply grieved New Yorker,
We would say it, if we dare:
Twas in a game of porker,
That Chicago won the Fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27

1t goes without saying-a watch.
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FER Other Telegraph News See P.ses and 8
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WANTED--ROUSES.

WANTED-HoUsE BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY
w in the NV, containing q or Z rooms with mod.
ims: price not to exceed $50; would Part of
House with small family; no real estate need
answer Address, stating location and price, Box so
Star office. 1t.
MANIFESTATION HOUSE OR THREE UN-
w furnished Rooms, between Pennsylvania ave. 9TH
and 10th SITS. NV; please state price. Address A..
East Cap. station. f2o-3t'
WANTED-FoR AN IMMEDIATE PURCHASER,
W aGood House in Northwest, north of II and west
OF IL SITS price about $1,000.
WANTED-for q Customer a Good Dwelling ANY,
where IN desirable section Of northwest price from
SIU,OO0 ~ Sl2, HODGES & IEEI.
i2o-3t l3o1k st.n NV.
WANTED-COLONIAL BEACH-WILL PAY CASH
w for Cottage at Colonial Beach If suitable and
FEST
WANTED WANT TO PURCHASE IN EAST
w Washington % Houses and Lots Tor cash.
Titles property purchased 1T far price.
f2o-bt JOHN Il. DUNoHoE, 3l3 z. Capitol ST.
WANTED-BY APRIL 1 SEVEN TO TEN-RoOM
w Brick House; modern improvements: good To-
calty: rent not to exceed $40 per month. Would
lease for term OF years or purchase suited Address
Box 20 star Office. flS-eoot'
WANTED-BUsINEss PROPERTY ON Urn BET
w Pepna ave and q, Penn, ave. bet 9th and IA tn,
bet. 9th and 4th, 9th bet. and price 900
to $4,000 BUSINESS PROPERTY, Star office.
WAN1ED-FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT-
w Desirable Houses in all parts of the city. VIII
BUY a. once price Is right L. STAkGAkDTER,
ol3 loth ct. Jal4-3m
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Senator Chandler says that however weari-
some call Of the House may be, the Call of
the Senate is infinitely worse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27

With couple Of mischievous young kids in
an otherwise well ordered household, a family
needs protection against infant industry.
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ton.
The Short Story club met as usual last evening
at the Hotel Fredonia-Mrs A. H. Mohl pre-
siding. Mr.. Charles n. Ritter responded to a
Mrs. J. B. Lockwood. and interesting recita-
tons were given by Mrs. Hort, Mrs. Beall and
Mrs. Lockwood.
The parlors Of Mrs. P. Talbert, 1419 street,
we're tastefully decorated with palms and ferns
last evening, the occasion being the reception
rendered by the P. Ct. circle to their many
friends. Among the many present were
Miss Mamie Obiel, Misses Belle and Addie Mey-
ers, Miss Emma Clark, Miss Lottie Jones Of
! Chicago. Miss Marie Atridgc, Miss Katie
Clark, Mrs Perry Talbert, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Tabert, Mr.. J. Clark. Mr.. g. Killeen, Mr.. G.
Talbert, Mr.. b. Kenny and many others.
Miss Olcutt Of Albany, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Senator Dixon, for the past
month. has returned to her home.
Mrs. Mary D. Baker gave a theater party
last evening in honor o. Mrs. Gen SANFORD
and Miss Katherine Foote. They went to
Baltimore to hear Booth in Much Ado About
Nothing"
Mrs. Hine and Miss Hine will not be at home
on Fridays until April
The ladies of the National hotel have issued
invitations for Friday morning, when Miss
hendrie wiil give reading from "The Mer.
chant Of Venice"
Mrs. Lander, Mrs. A. R. Spoford and Miss
Sponord leave this evening for Old Point Com
fort Tor stay OF q week or ten days.
The Nonpareil dramatic and musical club
held their second meeting last evening, which
was well attended. The readings and recita-
tons were excellently rendered and the meet
ing was most enjoyable.
Mrs. Lander viii not be at home on the after
moons OF March 8 and 10, but after the latter
date ON Mondays, as usual, during the season.
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A boarding stable is kind of hosstelri,
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

toR REMITTANCE wELL-LIGHTED ROOM ON
- sIOun1 nooT, ioL pusiness purposes; only &20
month: ihOMsoN's MUSIC s1oRE 521 18th
tSok RENT5A FINE, LARGE FRONT ROOM
Il with smaller room adjoining ON fr.t foor sii1S
I'm 81 opposite Patent Office Apply THOs J.
flshER Co, 1924 ST. NV fI5-2v
E,oR MISUNDERSTANDING OFFICE ROOMS WITH
~ steam heat and elevator service in the Ienmsu
building. las n. u. ave. Al n CofrNlI
ja3l-lm 1aSS 49,
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FOR RENT-HALLS

EoR RENT-FEsSENDEN HALL. FORMERLY
- known as the First Baptist Church, 18th st. be-
tween " and sts NV. will be rented for Concerts.
Lectures, entertainments etc Apply 70 THO A
HARDING, 600 18th ct. NV "a In,
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WOOD AND COAL

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
L1oR RENT Or LEAsE-ABoUT, 4 ACRES or
L.na: pyeliing le roons rood ssssr out 5ulc-
see Esrs Rant rs.sonaeAs % good tenant By CnAA
II rooms; pa 26S r. Of ground; Harrison ST. Ana
costa; o3OO0-o20o cnsh, balance e25 per moufh
ssissss sls Sss ma Z ekksS sssTSe g. a. A.
e'~ss> Go
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DID SHE HOG 1T?

Making Record-Senator Call. Making q
record-Senators Chandler and Call
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HATS OFF.
She came into the theatre
And down she proudly sat!
Then footed forth the orchestra:
where did you get that hat"2
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FOR RENT--STABLES

Ir0R RENT-STABLF ON 3O-FOOT ATrFY
u west side Lafayette square; Eve stalls water and
gas room Tor three carriages; terms moderate. Key
with l. NJ. GREEN, 1905 1t. Nv f26- M
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-27
GETTING READY FOR MONDAY.

Decorating the Board of Trade Rooms to
Receive the Teachers.
Among the events of next Monday will be
the meeting of the State Teachers associa-
ton. It will be representative gathering
of ladies and gentlemen from all parts of
the state, and promises to be very inter
esting occasion. The Helena board of
Trade has undertaken to look after the
wants of the visitors. Extensive prepara-
tions are now going on under the direction
of committee of the board of trade and
every want has been anticipated.
An invitation has been extended to all
teachers to be present at the reception
which will be held in the Power block on
Monday evening between the hours of six
and eight. This invitation is intended to
include all teachers who are at present. or
whe desire to become members during the
coming session.
A force of decorators were at work. yes-
terday trimming up the board of trade
rooms Tor the coming reception of the
teachers. The board of trade rooms and
the lobby have been thrown together and
every place that will permit of It has been
decorated with bunting, flags and banners.
1t has been decided that the address of
welcome will be delivered by ex-Superinten.
dent A. G. Logan and that the promenade
concert will begin promptly at O'Clock.
Romandy's orchestra has been engaged for
that occasion,