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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-05

say Wenn Semanb fem uno gu on.
nebmhorem 9teiie fpeifen min, 10 esbs
ct gum Wiiitonss@arten. Die
9errea 0Deimer & Saul, 8efber bies
1es @tab.inements, balten baraut ibre
Gdfe ffets boltommen aufrieoer gu tels
len. NQe taiionmdBisen 9elitateRen,
Mutern, Wilb, Slide, @efhgel &c. linb
bort in Der oelitatefen 3ubereituns ale
3ett gu baben. Mabl5eiten perben auf
Wuni6 in Die Wobnungen Der Gunben
gefanot. Nud bietet Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbi6aft berbunbene 8 a
D 0 m bic beien @etrdnfe, ftets frii9es
Bier unb feise 2iqu6re unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-05
Saf5aae mad, gurppa.

Sie Mgenturen beg perrr %. s.
Young, SO. l Commerce : StraBe,
San Antonio, unb go. SOB Mains
StraBe, DALLAS, bertreten nur bic
anerfanrt beten europdiiden 9ampferz
2inien. 6err Orung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
i'll Ell Raten gu geben, err
tbeilt bereitmiQig iebe getpinf9te Nusz
tunft unb beiorst iebr prompt ale inn
hbergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer mad @us
ropa gu reiien tpiini9t pber 8erpanbte
beriiberfommen la1e1 min, penbe fi9
on irgenb eine Der %genannten Nsenturen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-05

= See Gountp i9eint cine aeue Set
matb beutider Garmer gu tuerbeu, benr
nit 8Orliebe faufen bieielben bier 2dns
bereien an. Ser 3u3ug fommt aug ben
meiitens beuti6en Counties unb bas
8ertraueu in ben Nuff6mung bon See
@ountp 1T in fetem Wa6ien begrifen.
50 baben Dor Gur3em erft pieber bic
5erren Wolters fr. unb 86bme bon
Sdulenburg amii6en BeeOine unb
@fiomore ie 1000 Ndsr ansetauft. 9ie
Wa6frage nod 2dnbereien in See
GountD 1T febr groB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-05
Ser CINDERELLA gGuh sgture.

@de OifsSouiionitraBe unb Noeuue c.,
bieier beliebte 2abeu Der Siabt, bat
ieinen neten 80rratb bon SDmmer<
6uben fir 9erren. 8amen unb
6inber erbalten uno bat cine unDere
aleidli6e Nusmahl oler Sorten unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : Gdub.
Store ftbrt nur bic Gabrifate Der beiten
Jabrifen uno iiberbietet Nles, mas i'm
biefigen Martt 81 babeE 1T. Specio
litdt fir 6erren: Der &pdforbsS 9ub,
fir So. @s berlobnt Ii6 Der Miibe, i'm
CINDERELLA Store por3ufpreden,
ebe Mo- anbersipo fauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-05

@err 6. $. Maiiaer in Ser Wef.
Commerce : StraBe bdIt ftets bas poIs
fommenfte 2ager in 3eidenmateriaz
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, 9piegels
glas, 8iloerrabmer, 5irni5en unb allen
3et9nens unb Malersu ten 5ilien. Stint.
lerif6 ausgefibrte Bilber llno 5tatuets
ten &c. inb in elmer iebenspertben Sal
lerie CUR Mni6t uab gum 8erfauf ausz
gefelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immeroefoz
rationen 1T bas @ei6madpo1te unb
Weuele bort au finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-05
Decentralization Smrmerbuno.

Ser Sobresbeli6t bes 0prorts bes
Decentralization Surnerbunoes lit
Ioebeu erldieneu. Qus aemislben geDt
berbor, BOB Der 8uho i'm le5ten Sabre
bsoeutenbe Torii9ritte gema6t bat.
Mn Surnbereinen bat betfelbe i'm bers
HoHeneu Sabre 26 g%etponnen; an Mitz
gliebern 1913 = bic @eiammt3abl Der
Mitelieber betrdet iebt 36.912.
Befoubers befrieoisenb 1T aud bic
3unabme Der 3abl bet attioen Surner,
lopie ber QusiDeis iiber Surni6ulen,
Nltersriegen uno 9amenclaHen. 9ie
8%emiibungen Der te6ntf9en Setter, bas
Surnen mebr unb mebr in poIfstbimlis
der Weiie gu betrei6en, f9einen in als
len &idtungen CUTE Jri6te gu 5eitigen.
Srpb Der in bas Ginanaiabr fallenben
Soften fur gunbesturnfef utio Semi
nars@urius, iomie Wusgaben fur Yrp=
paganba i'm Slime Ser platform uno
griuaipien, bat bic 8unbesfaKe elm
Baarberm6gen bon $10,911.90 unb ber
BibIiotbet bes Su%rnlebrer.S eminars 1T
man9es Wertbboae uao Nibli6e binau'
sefist uorben.
ssSn Dem Beri9te piin16eu Die Mits
gIieoer beg 8orprts ben Surnertt BON
Soma unb Cincinnati ber3li9 Slid gu
beren Siesen iiber bic Semperen3z unb
SonntasssGanatiter unb ipra9en ben
WunI6 aus, baB bieIe Burner 10 forts
fahren 1outen uno es ben Mitqlieberu
beg Bunbes in Gaaias ebenfals balo ges
linger m6ge, aud bort bas Semperen3s
9eu6lertbum ab3ui6afen.
Muf bic @infIbrung bes beuti6er
5urnens in bic 6ffentltden S6ulen binz
tpeiienb, iagt Der Ssri6t: Scr boben
Mufgabe. pel1e Der Eurnerbunb iber'
nabm, als er bic @infhbrung bss beut.
i@en Surnens in bic 6Rsutli6en 9@u'
len unieres 2anbes gu einem ieinel
0auptsiele ma6te, linb mir itets einges
bent gemeien. Sn ct. Souls 1T es
benz 8orort, unter tbdtiger Mitbalft
BET ct. Coulter Burner, gelungen, eine
bis tebt bur6aus erfolsrei6e probe BEG
S6ulturnens in feben Mufteri6uler
gu peranitalten. Nu9 in anberen @tdb.
ten baben bic Surner dbnli6e unb mod
bebeutenb gr6Bere Grfolge gu ber5eid:
men. Cine i'm Nouember in Bottom
a~bgebaltene Gonferen3 BON 8ertreterr
berf9ieoener rSurn SDiteme" tpurb'
aud bon uns burh 9elegaten bel6idt
unb ob9lei6 bieie 3ufammenfunft ofen'
bar nur in Scene gefebt DOrben mar
um einem uobl borbereiteten plane
ben 8oftonee 6ffentliden S9ulen Do!
f6uebiide Surnipitem 5uBufabren, BET
n6tbisen 9intergruno 81 perleiben, Il
1T biefer S6a9jug bennp6 bis ieb
Ei6t gelungen. Die Bofoner Sur:
ner pabren tapfer ibren Stanopunf
unb Der 0oro1t bat f9 tpeiter bemiibt
bic Mttslieber bes nnterausi6ules
uel9em bic genauere Grpdgurg Del
Grase augefalen 1T, bur9 ale paKeil.
ben Wittel fur uniere Sadie gu getpin.
ren."
8eahsli9 Der Surnlebrer empfiebIt
Der 8orDrt, bdB bieielben fdbig iein foa:
ten, ben unterri1t in ben 0olfsf9ulet
gu leiten. 5erner mirb elm barmoni.
fdes 3uiammentpirfen Der beiben Surn:
lebrer > Seminare Mmeritas empfoblen.
Dieier 8otf9lag fol bet SagiaBunQ
unterbreitet perben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-05

sa5 8eF6tist Bel pancoaf &
8 o II ben sroBen 8orratb ~eleganter
Qn3ige fir bieie Saiion BON SO aufz
ipdrts. 9ie beiten @aaren fur biaiees
@elbl Seine fertige 9lnaiise, bon BEN
belten S9neibern berseteqt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-05

HaT Sen reeQiten @erib in 6erren.
MISREPRESENTATION inbet man
BET pancoat & Son. 5ebt
unfere $1sQemben, Is Gts. 5trimpfe
u. {. 10.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-05

na~ Wiinf6en sic einen feinen mos
bernen an3ug gema@t2 @ehen sic gu
q ~ancpaft & Sobn. Die f%einlten
impprtirten Stoffe finben sic bort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-05
9emtid5 : Gmgliibe gHmle,
g an Antonio, Seras.

Gun NHlpHtp SeEas.
anerfannt tiidtiae 9ebranialt fir anaben
uno Mabdsn felt breibia Sabren in reaer
@irfiamfeit. @ortrefFi6e qebrtrdfte inter Be.
pobrter 9eituna. Der cnsIifden Sprade nirb,
mte oer beltiden, bolle &e6nuns getragen.
auBerfem nnterriat i'm Sbanilden. @ini9er.
riaben borbereitete SdIler finben j~eberseit
aufnabme. gabere Austunft ertbeilen Serr
8. @roos, @rdfibent oes SduI. 8orfanbea
uno Us M. 8arbed, Director Der Nnaalt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-05

ba~ Moberne Siite in Strob unb
5il5 in ben beIiebtelten 6acous: 9un=
lap, Gnpr unb Stetion.
Yaneoaft & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-05

So sibt @usenblide i'm menI6lt6en 9eben, no man
Dor Sdmer5en perridt perben tbnnte, unp oann lit eS
9eit, iib he's berlbinten SalpattpnzS eleS gu %erinnern.
GieieS BELT ale duBerlihen S6merjen lpfprt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-05

9te "Sretc @refie fiir Seras" bat
oun allen bemti@ teraniidem 3eitum=
gen BITE 8rDRte Mbpnmentensabl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-09
-e-
ENGINES INTERLOCKED.
North Shore Passenger Trains Collide-One
Man Killed. Two Badly Hurt

LOCKPOET, y. Y. September S.-At
1905 o'clock this morning two North
Shore limited trains, one going east and
the other west, collidcd with terrific
force on the Central track near the sta
tion in this city.
Engine COZ, of the train going east,
was telcscoped by engine 73j Of the
western train, and they stood locked
together with their SmokeStackS nearly
touching each other
By the force of the collision the ten
der of the engine of the eaSthound
train was forced back over half It's
length into the Wagner buffet car No.
I9O and the baggagcman, w. A. Fielder,
of New York City, was instantly Killed.
The tender of engine 73j was also
driven in like manner into buffet car
40. The engineer of the engine, Nj
son Bradley. of Syracuse, sustained a
compound fracture OF both legs, and
the fireman. William Huston, also OF
Syracuse. received a bad flesh wound on
one thigh and severe cuts on the side OF
the head. No other serious injuries
are reported, although the passengers
oil OOtu lldlHS WtI' uduIN SH"N'" "F -
the force of the collision.
As these trains do not stop at this sta
tion, the passengers were only saved by
the square intcrlocking Of the engines.
Had the collision occurred but two or
three rods to the east one train would
have cut the other in two, and the loss
of life would have been appalling. The
west bound train is due here at 3:22 Il.
m. and was therefore over half an hour
behind time. Their meeting place Is
Sanborn. - miles west of this city. 1t
is said that both had instructions this
morning to meet at the Junction, two
miles west of the city. The disaster did
not obStruct the passage of through
trains
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-09
VERY POOR TASTE.
ANDREW CARNEGIE GROSSLY INSULTS ENG
LlSH ARISTOCRACY,
Whose Circles He Has Been Trying 10 Entsr-Says II
Their Wealth Wasn't Entailed They Woult
Drink and Gamble Themselves
Away in Five Years.

LONDON, September S.-A great dea
of ill-feeling has been stirred up by Mr.
Andrew Carncgie'S recent speech al
Dundee.
He INDUCED in an attack upon the
upper classes Of England, while eulo-
gizing the corresponding classes OF
America as little short Of angels.
The prevailing tone OF criticism upon
the speech is that while it is appropri.
ate for Mr.. Carnegie to speak highly oi
the country and the people whence he
derives his great wealth, it IS in very
bad taste for him TO go out OF his way
to aSsail the people among whom he
chooses to live, and whose society he
eagerly solicitS.
Among the remarks made by Mr. Car
negie in the speech referred TO, when
have caused the greatest oifense, was a
declaration that were it not for the fact
that the property of the ariStocracy Is
entailcd, so that they can use only the
income, they would drink and gamble
themselves into poverty within five
years.
The speaker also ridiculed royalty
and made some claims for the American
system of government, which, according
to the opinion Of several Americans who
heard him, were hardly borne out by thu
practical workings Of political inStitu
tionS in that country.
1t is thought that the speech will have
tendency to somewhat interfere with
Mr.. Carnegie'S success rs a cultlvatoi
Of relations with the leaders Of English
society.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-09
ANUS SEMENTS.

.Knjanka" at the Opera House. Monday.
OF this grand spectacular play, TO be
seen at the Opera House next Monday
evening, the Newark Journal Of the I'd inst.
SAYS:
Miners Theatre was formally opened for
the season last night with Miller Brothers
great representation of "Kaianlia" rs the
attraction. Despite the many other attrac-
tions in the city the house was comfortably
filed. and, judging from the applause, the
play was thoroughly appreciated and en-
ioyed.
Since its last appearance in this city
''Kajanka" has been greatly improved by
strengthing the corps of dancers and also
the chorus. The cOstuming Of the com
panv. the mechanical effects and the
scenery is simply grand, the transformation
TO Electra home at the close Of the last
act. being the most beautiful stage pic
ture ever seen in this city. The company
is very good throughout, and each and
every one has catchy way that pleases
the audience. 4 feature Of the perform
ance is the clever change act presented by
Mile BertOttO. a diminutive premier, who
is truly an artist The dancing Of the
Marlposa dancers, the Misses Sennette,
Menette. Arson, the Sisters Don and the
Sisters Lincoln, was also biz feature,
and they were recalled several times. The
French acrobats, the Marlonis, eight in
number. assisted by the great clown
Charles w Rayel, gave wonderful per
fOrmance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-09
4 PECULIAR CASE.
Two Sorth Wheeling Girls Seriously and
Peculiarly Ill.

There was good deal of excitement
in the extreme upper end of the city
last evening. arising out Of the wide cir
cnlation Of story to the effect that twc
young girls of that portion Of town,
named respectively Green and Porter,
had been brought to their homes from
Benwood, suffering from some peculiar
illness, indicating that they had been
either drugged or poisoned. The girls.
who are aged abeut eighteen or nine
teen, have been working in Bcnwood
families, according to the story in cir
culation last night. and yesterday were
taken suddenly i'll. After the lapse OF
some hours they got no better. and il
was deemed best TO remove them to then
homes. which was accordingly done. n
physician was summoned, and after an
examination OF the cases IL was con
cludcd that some drugs had been admin
stercd to the girls, one at least Of whom
was delirous last night, and talked dis
conncctedly about having eaten somC
green candy.
No very definite information could be
procured last night, either regarding
the condition Of the girls, or the exact
nature of their malady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-09
FEDERAL COURT.
Both the Circuit and District Tribunals
Convene, and the Doclsets Called.

As announced in this paper yesterday
morning, the United States Circuit and
District Courts convened in the Custom
House yesterday. and the docket in the
Circuit Court was called during the day,
the District Court docket being post
pOned owing to the non-arrival Of Clerk
Jasper Y. Moore, who was delayed In
reaching the city. As District Attorney
SturgiSS was also late in getting in, no
business was transacted, but some OF the
cases will be called this morning.
Among the officials who arrived yes
terday were Judge Jackson, Clerk Del
licker, of the Circuit Court. Marshal
White, Special Agent Roome, and a
number of others, and with them came
a considerable number Of gentlemen in
terested in one way and auother with
the business to come up at this term,
among them being Hon. Il. +. Meighen.
of Marshall; G.. w. Atkinson and Prof
w. y. Wiley, of the State University.
Among the criminal cases on tho
docket of the Circuit Court, called yes
tcrday. were the United States Y. Floyd
T. Roby and Charles lIentman, indicted
for violation OF the internal revenue
laws; and James DinSmOre. Wm. Nc
Cormick and Thomas Seamon, indicted
for a violation OF the election laws.
This last named case was transferred
from ParkerSburg, and the defendant
after having been once arrested. and
giving bail, has, it is said, been re-
arrested. Mr.. SeamOn was for many
years a resident Of this city, and claims
that at the time he is said 10 have
violated the law he was still resident
Of this city. but was doing business at
Little Washington.
On the civil side of the Court the lead
ing cases appearing on the docket are
Hobbs, BrOckunier & Co. Y. The Cen
tral Glass Company, William Leighton
v. the same Company, Clark x Hubbard
y. James Hutchinson. Nimmck a Co.
y. John Bruce ct a., the Central Dis
trict and Telegraph Company y. Arkle,
and G.. Arkle v. the same Company.
This latter case, it will be remembered.
grew out OF the suits for damages
brought by Justice Arkle against the
Telephone Company when that cor
poration made their justly celebrated
change in the method Of calling, from
names to numbers"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs'

Al Ransomville. New York, Charles
Grambo. aged "A, shot his sister Rose aseu
Q, dead. ,..
Judge James II. Matheny, for l. yeal5l
County Judge of Sangamon county, aho
one ofthe Oldest and best known citi1ens ,Si .,
Central Illinois, died at Springfield ase'
- years. ..,,.,, %
John Riley was mysteriOusly stabbed ie =
deatb in Chicago. William DrScoH i
snspected He is missing.
Flbert Hutchins, aged l5 shot and killed i,,.
Charles Steineck, aged Is, with flooei'
rifle, in Detroit. -,
During a drunken quarrel between miLi m
mon at Haselton. Pa, James Dutton sho'
and killed John Hollernan.
4 special election in the Second Arkan, Ar,
sas & District will be held November 4th, 70
I'M the vacancy caused by the ouSuhg ol
Major c. II. Breckenridge by the House.
Drizzle. Lord Harry, Bobby Beach sam
WooG Demuth and Benedictine won al
Sheepshead Bay yesterday.
The reports of the illness of Senator Far
we'll of illinois. are greatly exaggerated
He is steadily improving.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-09
REED GOES BACK.
TIE BURLY BULLDOZER OF THE HOUSE RE.
ELECTED YESTERDAY
By About Double His Plurality Of Two Years Ago
Maine Stands by Her Gods and Re-elects
Governor Burleigh-Returns
in Detail.

PORTLAND, Me-, September s.-Thir-
ty towns give Burleigh s,2s6, Thomp.
son 5,722, Clark, 9O4, scattering %. Re
publican plurality 9,564. Last time
Burleigh had 1O,O79, Putnam 1866,
Cushing 27l, scattering 236. Rcpubli-
can plurality 2,113. Republican gain
451, or over 21 per cent.
Reeds plurality in 20 towns in the
First district is 3,2G4. He had the last
time 9,s39 plurality, and it looks as if it
would be nearly doubled.
One hundred towns give Burleigh a
plurality of 1856; same towns in lsss
gave Burleigh plurality of 1923.
The total vote Of Portland is: For
Burieigh $3.50, Thompson
2,127, Clark 142.
For Representative - Reed 3,G4s,
Frank >, ,l69, HucsSey, PrOhibitOnist -.
Four Republican Legislators are elect
ed and one Democrat. the latter on ac-
count Of local dissatisfaction. There is
great enthusiasm in the city over Reeds
election, and big meeting was held in
the city hall, with an address by Reed,
under the auspices Of the Young Men ;
Republican Club.
Forty out of - towns in the First
district give Reed 1901; Frank 1889;
Reeds plurality is 4,752 against 2,439
in 1855.
Two hundred and ten towns give
Burleigh 4O,3S5, Thompson 27,427,
Clark SCI, scattering 95s. The same
town i'm 1SSS gave Repub-
lican vote Of 5O,35l Democratic 81
PA, Prohibition l,27G, scattering 1000.
Republican plurality l3,50s, against
1907; Republican gain sol. If the
towns to hear from fall off in the same
proportion, the final vote should stand:
Republican, about G4,50O; Democrat,
5,4OO; scattering, 1900. Total, 10000.
The members of Congress are all re-
elected by large majoritie:, Mr.. Reeds
being doubled. The county officers are
mostly Republicans, the Senators are
probably all Republicans, as in the last.
The Legislature will stand l2j Repub-
! licanS 10 % Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-09
Ncnrlr Hrncs Abont IL.

AUGUSTA, Ne, September S.-Chair-
man Manley, of the Republican State
Committee sent at midnight the follow
ing dispatch to President IIar-
riSon: Maine gives the largest
Republican majority known in
an of year since 1866, and larger
majority than given in n Presidential
contest since lSGS, with the single eX-
ception Of 1851 and lsss. Governor
Burleigh is reelected by a major
ity exceeding $1,000; Speaker Reed
/ is elected by the largest
majority he ever received. over 4,5O0.
Representatives Dinglcy, Boutelle and
Millikcn are reelected by majoritieS Of
/ from 5000 to 5000. The Pine Tree
State endorses your administration and
remains firm i'm its advocacy Of Amcri-
can industries and American labor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-09
TWO MORE ARRESTS.
Revelations Made by Reed, the Train
Wrecker.

ALBANY. y. Y, September S.-Recd,
the alleged train wreckcr arrested at
Hudson. is still kept in close coniine-
mcnt at the Central Railroad depot, in
this city.
Nobody is allowed to talk TO him, and
his family are not even permitted to see
him. Superintendent BiSSell and De
tectiye Pinkerton refused to answer
any questions, but hint to reporters Of
coming sensational developments.
The general impression is that Reed
is held for information, and is vol
UNFAIRLY a prisoner. The reason for not
failing him is said 10 be fear of suit
for false imprisonment. The detectives
are all busy and the Albany police force
is in use besides.
As direct result of the information
furnished by Reed, Detectives Pinker-
ton, Humphreys, Deyine and Jackson,
together with the local force, ran down
two men this morning. The men are
John Cordial, 81 years of age, cOnduc-
tor and John keanan, 80 years of age,
"a brakeman. Both are knights of La
Dor. and strikers. They were arrested
on warrants sworn out by Justice
Griffith. OF Troy, at the instance Of the
New York Central road, and the charge
is train wrecking.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-09
TWENTY FIVE YEARS OLD.
silver Jubilee Celebrated at Mt. de Chan
tai To-Day.


To-day marks an interesting epoch in the
life Of that worthy institution Of learning
Mont de Chantal. the occasion being tn,
silver Jubilee or twenty-fifth anniversary
of its establishment. a great interest i'
being taken in the event, not only by Tho
teachers and scholars, but more especially
bv the members OF an alumni whici
stretches over wide area of territory
many of whom have distinguished them
selves in the various walks Of life.
The event of to-day is one that has beer
looked forward TO with great deal OF eX
pectancy, as 1t affords an opportunity fo
many of the old graduates TO renew thl
ties that bound them as classmates, and Il
indulge in "a happy Interchange Of rem
inscences. Already many Of the past grad
yates have arrived, and many more are cN
pected this morning. The exercises VII
be held in tEe large music hall Of the school
which will be tasefully decorated Tor thl
occasion.
The exercises all open this morning a
half-past nine with an address Of welcome
by Miss Kate Robertson, oil Montgomery
Alabama This will be followed by re-
sp0nse, and the principal event Of the day
a speech by Right Reverend Bishop KAN
The Bishop Will probably speak at half
past ten. following which will come sea
son of vocal and instrumental music. The
instrumental part Of the programme vii
consist Of selections on the violin, harp an'
piano. Refreshments will be served Z
those in attendance during the day. Quit
number Of congratulatory letters hav'
been received from the old graduates il
different parts of the country, all express
ing warm interest in the prosperity an'
welfare of the institution. 1t is expected
there will be large attendance at the eX
ercses TO day.