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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
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Never fore did we make such show
ing or PLATED md SOLID GOLD j Eyv.
ELRY. All the novelties ..re reprearnteA.
BROOCHES, BRACELE'rs. ssTICKPlNs,
set with Diamonds, HAIR ORNAMENTS.
FOB md QUEEN CHAINS, CUFF Sna
COLLAR BUTTONS, silver, Gold. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
Art Embroideries.

500 Dozen China SILK HEAD RESTS q
Sac. AOc., s0c.. and soc. each. .
60 Dozen SILK SCARFS, suitable Tor
Decorating, at Soc. q worth Toe
SACHETS and MOUCHOIR CASES. We
arc showing an elegant assortm ent from ali
the leading makers mt 15c.s 10c., H6c., 06e.,
60e. to 95.06.
shades, at Se.8s, Ss0s. $3.50 to o1s.Oo.
Fair play., 1891-12-12

The other night Miss Susie O'Rrirn.
of N"hcriy, fell into Il well. which i
said t" hc forty fee, deep, with twenty
feet Of water. Is She was going down
shr gave scream which brought - her
assistance the occupants of the housc.
who, as soon as possible, lowered a r"r.'
To the unfortunate girl. She claims to
have strucl; the bottom of the well. and
coming out Of the water clunw tight To
the rock wall until She caught hold of
the rope. where she clung until landed
safely ont of the well. The girl after
being ont of the water for some time
first began to realize her condition at
the bottom of a to-font well. ami only
then became frightened. She escaped
without Il scratch or h;ui>c.
Fair play., 1891-12-12
Ieri.hcI in the IilIuaS.

At y o'clock the other night the resi-
dence of :. NJ. Fry. seven miles south
west of Springfield, on the Galcna road,
was burned and Miss Minda Payne. Is
wears old, persisted in the flames The
house was tw" story. and the fire orig
mated in the room occupied by Miss
Payne. upstairs Several other mem.
hers of the family barely escaped the
fate of Miss Payne. The house was in
full blaze before the alarm was given
by J. H. Fcily, assistant surveyor "f
Greene county. wh" happened to be
spending the night there. The victim
of the tragedy was Mr.. !ry's niece.
Fair play., 1891-12-12
THE f1AFlA AGAIN.
The Italian Murder Sorirty Rrrrovinc
P"s..>~nrs "f Dangerous Secrets by
Poison.

I'It-ob
DENVER. Col. Dec 5-The malta is
supposed to be at work in this city.
Angelic Eiycro, died in the Italian
quarters Thursday ui.,ht with ali tho
symptoms of afscnical poisoning. and
his wife is now seriously i'll. She also
exhibits symptoms rf ;irsruical poison
inr. Eivvrn and hi, wife We're recently
arrested on the suspicion that they
were cnunt.rfcjters lie owned vatua-
be mining property near Boulder.
Col, and tn" charge i said tn
have been trunprd M against him, to
get him ont "t !hr way in order that
interested parties might secure this
property. Ioun:crfcitjnr tools are
s;tid 10 have been placed in a cave near
hi, mine and th,. United States officials
We're informed and arrestc,! the unfn
tunatc man. His trial was set for he
Isl instant, and although he was taken
violently i'll, he appeared. The Italian
witnesses against him did not appear.
and he was told 10 go home and
remain until hc got well He
and his wife took roorS in the Italian
quarters, where he tlei IN the greatest
agony. He knew that he was diving
ana said that he was being murdered.
He urged his friends - revenge. him
and they promised tn do 50. 1t is said
that Eiyrro was put out Of the way be-
cause he possessed dangerous secrets
"i a gang cf Italian countrriri'.rs who
We're also members Of the malta Th.
United States officials are also to take
hand in it
Fair play., 1891-12-12
DEATH IA A GALE.
Twelve Barc.s Cap-iIe'l in HaycrStrsw
Htynnd Many Of Their Tenders Supposed
80 Have i.sPn Drowned.

U.vEE-rrAw, y. y, Dec. 5.-The
Storm in this vicinity last night wa.
;-rrific. d, serious accident j reported
f~1-A the river. While TIE steamer
Townsend. Of the CORNELL Steamboat
g.. vas towinr twelve brick harrc-
jrwn he river lat uiri,'. 81 eerere
ra'e suddenly >pran- un. struck the
tow IN l'avc~-tra'y hay. sinking Or
7rer-urning al twelve e tie barEes
,.!.-rh 1ve-n loaded w.-h trir'5 for ~,
New York market. Il = stated ti.a:
tn" ha--cS were manned ~ about fifty
men. thirty of whom were picked M
ur tue Townsend and hrou-h. 70 this
place. Those >1vta claim .la' q, least
fifteen or twenty men we're drowned.
Two men. Richard Na-5e and Charles
williams. are known - be lost. having
been seen To p down by some Of those
who were rescued
Fair play., 1891-12-12
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

| ADViCTS received AT the Chinese lcga-
| tion in Paris say that 4 revolt was in
| augurated by The secret societies in the
| province of .iChrl against all the for
| eigncrs and Christians III that province
| nn November IS. During the revolt 4
number of Mungolian princes and sew
! cral hundred Christians We're put to
| death Also Il number of native priests.
| Churches were burned and other
! property destroyed. The national
| troops were ordered To proceed to the
scene and fucll the disturbance, On
November - they me: the rebels, and
after desperate resistance, defeated
them.
The news of Dom Pcdro's death was
received with sincere grief by the Brazil
ianS Eut while all unite in regret for
the former emperor there i a deep and
strong determination that the empire
shall never be revived. Should the
Princess Isabella and the Count D'Eu
make and persist in any demand for
the impcrial succession. the result will
pr0ha hiv bt the con:i>cation of all the
property OF the imperial family in Bra
Ill
THE Eellefonte pa Nail and Iron
Co. limited. has suspended. with LA
l,lities of SOC. 600 The president, ex-
Gnv Beaver. assumes all indie ebtedncSS
and will place the plant in the hands Of
4 trustee for the benefit of creditors.
IT is probable that bination
will he made between the radicals of
the Argentine Republic and the sup.
porter> of Gcn- Ni;re. President Prlli-
grim, il is said, viii supper, the candi-
,iacy Of ten Mitre.
THF resignation OF Redticld Procto,
Is secretary q: war was accepted nv
the president. on the 5th. Mr.. Proctor
took his seat in the United States SEN
ate from Vermont on the .th
THE Official Journal of Paris pub
ii>hed decree on the 5th. which au-
:hor.zes the importation of Arne -ican
pork via Dunkirk. Havre. bordeaux
and Nar>eilles.
The nited States cruiser No. Q,
named the Montgomery. was launched
al the Columbia iron works. Baltimore,
Md on the 5th.
THF political complexion of the
United States senate is: Republicans
=. democrats. g.: Farmers Alliance. 5
The French government has decided
that Dom Pedro. the eX-eInperor Q!
Brazil, shall have royal funeral
THF French army commanders have
reported a-ains, adopting the system
OF TWO wears service.
\ NATIONAL tank has been opened
in BuenO> .ayre>, Nth capital q; S.
GilQ, Noi u gold.
Fair play., 1891-12-12

the offices, III J. j. ne Navarro The
u,;,,' door y at lraS: twenty-five feet
tr'rI Nr. >arc'> office. Nevertheless
:hc windows were all hrtA,en. and
everybody in the place was badly
,haitru. r. Navarro WAS cat i'll one
hand by diving glass. The second honr
hallway. leading - Nr. Sagc'S office.
was badly shattered. the f,s,r WAS COW
erred with debris,
IL this hallway. Just r:,idc the door
Irar.U., - >Jgrs uain office, WAS found
the >a"c.,lr.i iy-',anSlrd body vi I man.
Iuc trun}, and legs wcrr in "A state
thlt would have made recognition i'm
V"sNjilc, hut the head. which the police
report A. having been severed frciu III"
u1.iS. showed few marks of the cNplo-
e.n;t " the trunk and legs Law in -
net of rope hrnu-ht hy the ,ircmcu.
th.'v hooked G,r a bundle "
ragged old clothes aud we're all
>rlUit'Y without human >cmt lance.
'!hr man Were i pointed
reddish beard fhr face looked like
thai II u man rf education The pn-
lice from time Ia time brought little
80. ', ''''
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hasr been recognized as these of the
dvnamitrr
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I..',l,.!, = closed carriage. ,lrov.
~, q, tf.,, .trt.r >t,r, EuSs,ll Sa,r,. NJ
,,rppairJ Is two friends got into il
and Ir.,y,. AWAY. H.. refused to.p,,k
II IN, accid.nt. Int one of thu. gentle
ur, .liI. Mr. ~1u,..s iuipr,,s arr, mt
,,.rinu. My. Sa,r,. walked II the car
riarr without ASSISTANCE His hands
were, tuuI1.r,i H.. had his hi,riI hat
ON. In, although hi. tlr,. was blood
stained II vynr,. no h..lid,,r.~
\ ;clcphnn. message. later nm
nnunrrd that Mr Save i probably
much worse hurt than was at first sup
posed. II WAS necessary 1" carry hin,
mp the stairs t. hi, door. No one is ad-
mittch
At l;31 o'clock Coroner Schul,zc. who
nan h'th Hpi'utu Nv fttPh"ht' hr-
rive" ." '''' Sc'h' "' '''c eNP'"s'"".
'i' we've" .'c r'"h''". vi '"' "'a'
a"'''' '' ny III ''' nc'. i'" "''''''','
'a''I nv %"'c "r'''N iof '''ei' '.i'"'a''
i"' ''N' "i ''ic "''i an" III ," ia'
"> now "'l'"h ~
DEAD
II. W. Wilson. alias I.o.d, the thrower
OF the bomb, frightfuiiy mangled and
torn.
l. + Norton. of Far Rockaway. 20
years old; died III ambcrs-strcct hos
Psial
in,n"rn man, head and fragments
"f body picked mp on hoor and wallis OF
hh7N''A Ha"e once; suppose" To oe a
'i'rH !" hr- sage
Unknown iain. portions OF whose
ihn'''''e" remains were i'''hu IN the
ia4"dH ""iA'h'' MI '''S" , oiiicc'
MISSING.
+ J. Mrnzies. - years old. type
writer and stcnographer to Russell
Sage said 20 have been blown up by
Fair play., 1891-12-12

Albert King and Lizzie Smith were
arranged before Justice Wor,hen at
Kansas City. charged with the ab3uc-
tion OF little David T. Bral>. Jr They
We're granted a continuance auI their
cases We're set :oc necemher T..
Fair play., 1891-12-12

ISAAC SAwTELLE, convicted at Con-
cord, n. H., and sentenced To be hanged
January 5 for the murder of his brother
Hiram, has made affidavit that he killed
his brother, but did it in Maine lie
hopes by this means TO escape hanging.
as there is no capital punishment in
Maine. The court is considering the
affidavit as part of an application for
new trial
Fair play., 1891-12-12

Gov. Francis. Attorney Gcneral
Wood and State Treasurer >tcrhcns.
state board of fund commissioners.
have gone Ia New York on their rerrt-
lar serni-annual trip to inspect the
bonds deposited as security for the
states money
Fair play., 1891-12-12

EDWIN c. RAY, one of the survivors
of the commission and transportation
merchants who did business on the Erie
canal before the advent of railroads in
western New York, died suddenly at
his home in New York city on the Sd.
wears of are
Fair play., 1891-12-12

Secretary of State Icsneur reports
the receipts of the department of state
for November as follows:
Sotari.- So: miscellaneous S2.a,ai: cor,.o-
ration tax. foreign. 50: CORPORATION tax. do
Ines:lc. Si.!#5. Total. S,.,r,si Total r.c=.iyrts
for eleven months. S.lp;;,i Total r,c..iv,ts for
eleven months in l>!si. slln.ui!aL Excess of ISal
over lS.sl SlIlL,i N
Fair play., 1891-12-12

QUESTIONS with which the justices Of
the supreme court interrupted counsel
ality of the Mckinley bill. on the lst,
are regarded as indicating a hostile at
titudc on the part of the court to the
position assumed by counsel.
Fair play., 1891-12-12

THE protectory building connected
with the convent of the Sisters of Mercy.
near .Newburg, n. y, was burned
TO X "f,sround on the 1st. There were
2'ear children sleeping in the building.
nj pnt all were got ont safely. The struc-
turc was a four story brick. Loss,
about $40. 900
Fair play., 1891-12-12

Col. William L. Pcnicli dropped dcao
n 81 Jnsnnh nf heart .iis.,aSr

AT 81. Joseph of heart disease.
He 4 prominent antagonist of Todd
Quantrell and other hi.-hwi!ackcrS durin. tf,
war, and coon"! # th,. fifth Missouri caval-
ry he struck terror into tn" hearts of MANY :,
northwest MiNsouIian. F.!lirk vas born On III,
Platte purchase i'll Ism. AMI was in the whnleS.
drug business until few .ar> ago when he
failed. Siuce that time h. has gained :; liv"l-
hood a. 4 pension agent. and h.: the manufacture
Of a corn salve. He was high mason. having
taken thirty two degrees. He leaves a widow
and one son.
Fair play., 1891-12-12

REV. FATHER PETER HAvERMANs. of
Troy, n. v, commemnrated, on the
2?th' the sixty-tirst anniversary of his
ordination in the priesthood. lie is
the Oldest priest in this country, hav
ing been born in Belgium in 1865 and
entering the ministry in this country
twenty-five years later.
Fair play., 1891-12-12
Death of Dr. Ioring.

Dr. fredrica /. Lorin-. 4 well know
and hiGhlv-es.e.med physician Of 81
Louis, died the other day, aged 81. lie
leaves = widow and three children.
Fair play., 1891-12-12
! he Ieci~iature.

GOV. Francis ! reported to have re.
Gently stated tina: he would make up
his mind by January in regard 70 an
extra session of the legislature.
Fair play., 1891-12-12

The gold brick swinGle was perp,.
trated Al Independence ly smooth IN,
Lewis. and Mary {. Ford. widow. j.
wiser by 5000 worth OF experience
Fair play., 1891-12-12

A DECREE has been issued by the gov
ernment of San Salvador to the effect
that no merchant Will be allowed to
act as foreign consul vice-consul or
consular agent in that republic after
February l, 1S92
Fair play., 1891-12-12

AN awful calamity occurred at Black
burn, England, on the 3Oth An eN-
plosion from some unknown cause took
place in the cellar of the Crown hotel.
causing the collapse of the hotel and
two adjoining stores and burying a
large number Of persons in the ruins.
most of whom were burned to death in
the fire which followed. Thirty-two
persons are believed TO have lost their
lives
Fair play., 1891-12-12

Gov.-ELECr MCKINLEY, who was to
have been tho principal guest at the in
augural dinner of the Fellowship club
of Chicago. telegraphed, on the 3d, that
illness Of his wife compelled him at the
last H.oment to cancel the engagement.
Fair play., 1891-12-12
q TRIPLE WRECK.
~"vcra! Persons Killed by Week Of Three
Trains az tIst Tlioinp-on. Conn.-A0
Open ~v;trll said TO be EesponsibIe for
The. .Lr.iti,nr.

Open switch said to be EesponsibIe for
the .L'.iI-nt.
WorNs.rEET. K. l.. Dec. 5.-Tele-
phDric reports "ire ncager details Of q
terrible accident on tn. New York &
New Eng.aHi railway at East Thomp-
son Iini, I r,t- team boat train, bound
east and tt@p hours late. ran into .
freight train al Il crossing. and FIVE per-
son, veg. killed outright. Another was
harmed r1 death in the smoker. which
took Ire. aud several others we're
seriously AU-t. Including at least one
fatally. The passenger engineer is
among tie ,.iiIcd. All traffic IS blocked.
4 ;9:,.cl.i;Ig rain from Norwood with 100
men has gone - the scene of the acci-
dent - has also a special train with
physicians from BOSTON. The Long
Island express was passing on the
other tract; at the time AID all three
trains were plea ~. The engineer Of
The Boston trair: and his fireman we're
reported s:ii.c-.. The wreck alIrost i'm
rne,iiately took fire and doctors have
been summoned from nearby points.
The accident is said 20 hare been due
TO an open switch.
Fair play., 1891-12-12
An Impnrtant Deci.inn.

Hv decision OF the Missouri su-
rrcna court counties must pay SO yer
month. in advance. towar,: the Inainte.-
nance = each boy committed by coun-
y To the state reform school.
Fair play., 1891-12-12

ONE of the pits of the Agocraft col
liery near Manchester. England, filled
with choke damp. on the Sd. and OF the
twenty miners at work six were over
come. Four of them were suffocated
and two were rescued, IN 4 critical con-
djt.ou.
Fair play., 1891-12-12

who arrived at Vancouver, Il. C., on
the 3D. on the steamer Empress of ia
pan. say that the official report of the
late disastrous earthquake in that coun-
try places the number of killed at s. 900
and the injured 1000. One third of the
injured will die. The sickness and dam
nge to property resulting from the dis
aster is incalculable. The foreigners of
Yokohama have subscribed 0.000. and
the japanese government has appro-
priatcd secs for the relief Of the
sufferers
Fair play., 1891-12-12

THE miners are gradually returning
TO work in the block coal mines in the
Brazil lInd.) diStric-. Many who are
needy will w"rl, at any price in prefer
cnce to suffering their children to 20
hungry. Some of the miners and their
families are actually i'll need of food
much longer considerable suffering will
prevail.
Fair play., 1891-12-12

was launched from the Philadelphia
shipyard of the Cramps, in the pres
ence of large party OF distinguished
invited guests on the I'd.
Fair play., 1891-12-12
Mm rroh,nl, Receive the Contract.

". II. stern ber-e. o: Wichita. kas
mas presented me lowest bid :or CT,
stone. brick. iron and Wood work Of the
public building II Springfield
Fair play., 1891-12-12

THE Canadian Pacific has decided to
build a double track on its road be-
tween Winnipeg, Man, and Lake SUI
perior, a distance of over 400 miles.
The building of this line is rendered
necessary by the inability of the com
pany to properly handle the Manitoba
wheat crop. 1t is expected that the
line will be completed in three years.
Fair play., 1891-12-12

OBERLIN COLLEGE is again rejoicing
over 4 handsome bcqucst. by the will
of Rev. c. Y. Spear who died a few
months ago. while abroad. the college
receives s6',0 900, subject to small annu-
tiles to his wife, child and one friend
Of the family. DR.. Spear was donor of
the fine Spear library building and the
Sa5, 900 library endowment. This is the
second large gift made to Oberlin with
in month.
Fair play., 1891-12-12

THE condition of Cyrus ". Field. Of
New York. who. borne down by the
many sad Affections which have re-
Gently befallen him and his family, had
been dangerously nigh to deaths door,
was considerably improved on the sd.
He sat up for some time. and his phys-
elan reported that he was in a fair way
to recover. The latter prophesies how
ever. that Mr.. Field will never again
be the man he was before his illness.
Fair play., 1891-12-12

II. u. WILSON, ALIAS LORD. ii crank
with socialistic tendencies. visited tn he
office of Russell sage, the millionaire
broker and investor of New York city,
on the ith. and securing a personal in
terview with Mr.. Sage. demanded ST.
200. 1000 on pain of destruction of all in
the office by dynamite. Mr.. Sage be-
gan to temporize. and the crank threw
the satchel he carried on the floor.
when an awful explosion took place,
killing the assassin himself and three
others. and severely injuring all within
that part of the building. among them
Mr.. Sage, whose injuries are Of a very
grave character.
Fair play., 1891-12-12
| i.lNiIII'$ r,sN!,.


NV NoEE. Dee. A terrific -
p.r~.nu ,r...trr.$ -: t-.-I u'c,r..., N,.--
tr..ta- n''..ift.u SO ~. o'J aigu
Trust l,ii...iuy. ~ 80. = and - i;ru:.G-
way. II j asa na"vn a$ 'ao ~
cade. II runs through. '" '~'uitv
place, and j. used for r-rry>~ fsot. the
E';',.'r->trr,.t Elevated railroad station.
The unl>, ,:,sd "-'p.l; was fri@hrtui. and
caused Il panic N In, ,;.''.' bower part
of ihr cisy. 1t was caused us ..'',''a
r:.'~ ''os"h exploded in Russell >.g,.'~
o-iirc. MI -" wa~ badly hvrt. tEt
VIII live. 1t,,. m4,i ~H, tnrJ,v She
bomb. and one 81 Nr ~.Ess .'i.-'i,-
were killed. Several others were killed..
&t.l many persons were injured
ii,r ,splnajru va, the work uf a
ticntl whether iiI~nJit' ~ Mt. j. Vet uii-
known. who wen; - l;u>-r!i Su..,.'> Of
Ire Fifi' The uurp. - e as,i>-iun' 'us
him. fire >'rrs j. ,hu, II l..I1 o'rio'it
a small. wcls-,lrrs~r,i man. apparently
about - Years old. carrying i i""th..r
bag. called at Russell >I~r office. cii
''' N''''l' L''- ~ - ''i'''''" '''' ''''''
asked t"r Mr. sage tic ".N told it';;
Mr. Sage WAS h''Nv and ''uid pot "'
seen + ne man persisted an" '"nt'h-
urt I" tAlA III loud tone. VIZ. sac.
who :'H~ "a IN inner office. came 'ut I"
see vhat uas the matter. IL asked
the man what was wanted. !ht nl"
sand.
II demand Il private interview with
y"u.
III ~ag> inquired " tn wha' hr could
"h'i@''
H. ma" WIN we si''h'' r'pi.'d.
we wan. "' ~a"L SLOWLY ana d'~-
tjuc;IN. 81 .-h'.nei "" want II right
here amt nov"
Mr.. sag, Started back, hut instantly
recovering his presence ot fnlnd, ~alI 1
was Il great deal a. money. and that he
would have tu think about = II" knew
that be VIZ dealing with crank. and
WAS >parriur for time. Ru, suhtrr-
fn"rs wcr" III vain with thiS crank. H.
had no tim" !" wait, and he sail 49,.
I'VE canu"t wait told Your clerk
our business WIS urgent. ii.' money
is wanted now. In Tins satchrl huyc
dynamite, pounds "i 1t | Mess You
hand OYER 'h" money. up She goes.
Mr.. Sar, made onr more at.cmnt tn
tc3lp"riir. II" has n"' got n" money,
II" Na'd; liiS visitor mIsiIi com" again.
~ the word the man made an angry
gesture and raising tn" Na'"hcl al arms
length, "Nun viii not ir sad. then
mere goes
An tNPi"Ni"h t"ii"N"" "H-'h almost
raised fh' f""f from 'h' Ho'."ih%' alii
VIZ. sage was blown clear through tIi'
doorway oi hi> private .iI''' ana
across thr room II" !ahd'h III Il "ah"
"i in''"iah
Inc persons III -''' HhF'N ONCE NJ
''' ','no ~ INV '''
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"e ""''''''P r'''''r'' IN" N'''''S '''', ''l'
h''iN H'''ii'' ~ 'iAr up '-N''H " '''''
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Fair play., 1891-12-12

The long unprecedented drough, in Texas ha,
been brought To close by perfect deluge of
ram. The las. rain tha, -isited Denisou ard
viciaity was September =. since which fine
great suffering :roin vaat oS water by stocx Ess
Dss3 sxSry.ssesd.
Fair play., 1891-12-12

NJ. LEM"NIER, president OF the Inter
nationa! Lodge of Peace, died in Paris
on the 3th.
Fair play., 1891-12-12
CCnas,ffRGGaL REVIEW.

Tl,e Condition "f Trade Throughout tic
Country a. Reelected Through X t..
Dan = Cas- " r.-kiN E'v.,', t objections
-oT,. ~! hat >I,n"- than t-usi AZ some
Points I.ut i.is:t.-s ,sucr.,ity >..ii>t.ic-
tory failures. Itc.
Fair play., 1891-12-12

+ J. Mrnzies. - years old. type
writer and stcuographer to Russell
~agc. said 20 have been blown up by
the explosion, may be one OF the un-
It0wn dead
The rustler., 1891-08-14

New Mexico producers should
take great pride In making their
one fair. held at Albuquerque 10
September. = great success. lts
success means n good advertise
meni for the Territory.
Lovers Of our National game will
enjoy q treat as quite = series Of
games have been arranged for With
clubs from Arizona and New Mex
Ico with a chance for q game with
the Denver Club. Should the lat
ter club decide to come visitors will
witness n great game of ball.
The Culinary department will be
another new feature Of the Fair
this Fall. This department Is un-
der the charge OF Miss Kate Forres.
ter, a young lady Of considerable
reputation as n culinary artist, and
/ Il Is hoped that our lacy friends
who excel In this art will lend
their assistance 10 make a fine dis
play in this department this year
The Hose contests this year
promises TO be unusually spirited
Reports received by the manage.
ment indicate that quite number
OF teams are already practising fol
the event and the prospects are tina
the contest for prizes will be very
close. After the hose races anC
tests are made there will be "tul
Of war" between picked men from
all the Hose companies.
What Ii right royal time the liitl'
ones will have on Children's Day
This Is a feature never before intro
duced and the management hav,
neglected nothing TO make the da!
one long TO be remembered by tn
children. Every variety of spor
and games most pleasing have beer
arranged for and others will be ad'
ded between now and Fair week.