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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-26
A Drunken Fool.

NoRDEN, Neb,, Aug. 19-At ~
O'Clock Tuesday farmer by the name
OF A. U. Lively, who lives eight miles
north OF this place became intoxicated
while in town and among other places
visited the ha rness shop belonging to
Sames Aerzlik. While Dragging about
shooting he aimed and fred at small
ice cream freezer, ing q ball
through the wood an n. The pro-
prietor turned from work and
stopped to bee what had been done,
when Lively shot him in the head just
above the ear. Henzlik fell without a
word, dying in about two hours
About one-half ounce of brains oozed
from the wound. The culprit is now
in the custody of the sheriff.
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A Narrow Escape.

FREMONT, Neb., Aug. lG.--J. w.
Pemberlon, foreman OF the bridge
gang on the Fremont, Elkhorn & Mis-
souri, Valley road came near meeting
his death Monday morning, and that
he did not do SO is almost II miracle.
lie attempted TO board a moving freight
train on the Hastings line and was
thrown between the cars, lie fell
upon the track aud was dragged for n
long distance by the brake beam He
was finally thrown outside the rails,
clear OF the track. lie had his clothes
nearly torn from his body and received
some severe injuries, though lie will
recover
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From an old wopnd.

FREMONT, Neb., Aug. 19-Henry
Roggonthein, an old settler OF Saun-
ders county, living about four miles
south of Fremont, was buried Thurs
day. The manner OF Mr. Roggonthein's
death was somewhat peculiar. Nearly
three years ago he was bitten by a
horse which afterwards gave evidence
OF being mad, and died within a few
days from the date OF the attack upon
its owner. At the time OF the Incl
dent Mr.. Roggonthein had some mis-
givings about the matter and went to
Lincoln to consult a maidstone. The
wound inflicted upon him never healed
and recently the injured member be-
gan to pain him and the poison in it
permeated his system and caused his
death.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-26
Saved by a Policeman.

OMAHA, Neb,, Aug. 20,-Mary Mil
Ter, country girl, came to the city
Thursday in search of employment.
Friday night Ohicer Ryan noticed
man going east on Capital avenue In
company with girl. Tho youthful
appearance of the girl her dress and
actions attracted the attention OF the
officer and he accosted nor. She said
that the man with her was an old man
who had promised to secure her n posi-
ton at IS per week with respectable
family near by. The mai proved to
be }. NJ. Mcclellan and his reputation
is bad, His plan was TO take the girl
TO dsorderly house and that charge
was lodged against him, Hanging 10
too good for such brute.
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PROBABLY MAJ PRS.
win be the Nominee to Fiji the
Vacancy.


LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 23.-The re-
publican state central committee met
at the Capital hotel in this city Mt s
o'clock last evening for the purpose of
selecting its officers Tor the ensuing
year aud also to name candidate for
lieutenant governor to I'll the vacancy
created by the withdrawal of lion, j.
q Tate.
There was large attendance Of
prominent republicans outside Of the
members Of the cOmmitte.
After permanent organization had
been effected, the convention proceed
ed to make nominations for lieutenant
governor TO fill vacancy, A motion
being made for an informal ballot the
members made known their prefer
enccs, and the result as announced
was: Majors, q; Hedlund, /; Bassett,
3; TelIt s. McDoughcrty, 2.
An effort was. then made to nomi-
nate Majors by reclamation, but this
being objected to considerable discus.
sion arose, and the convention ad-
iourned TO meet again today at 8
O'Clock.
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Tho Wire Was Lonhed.

FREMONT, Neb., Aug. 20.-George
Huntington, dispatcher in the head
quarters Of the ElkhOrn, was pros
traicd by a heavy shock OF electricity
yesterday, He was sending message
when his instrument stopped working.
In trying to adjust IL he took hold OF u
wire which was surchargcd with cleo
triclty and was instantly rendered in
sensible by tho shock. lie gradually
regained consciousness and il is thought
he will recover In due time.
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Two BIazes.

KEARNEY, Ne0., Aug. l6.-Monday
afternoon the Wood River Touring mill,
located five miles north of Kearney,
owned and operated by S, Bcares, was
destroyed by fir, Loss about So, 900.
No insurance. Tho fire is supposed to
have been caused by ovcrheuted grain.
DORCHESTER, Neb., Aug, l6.-Fire
broke out yesterday morning about
O'Clock in A.. I, Decker's opera house
and rapidly spread to the adjoining
buildings, consuming in its track the
town hall and jail, G, c. Tylors lum-
Der yard and john Painters real estate
and loan Office. Losses are as follows:
Opera house, $4,000; insurance, 81, =
200; town hall aud JAIL $500; no in-
surance; Tylor's Lumber yurd, S., 900,
insurance, $1,000; Painters rell estate
oliic? s., 500, INSURANCE, 81, 500. The
origin Of IL ire is unknown.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-26
A Peru prOrossor Ite.Ipns,

PERU, Neb,, Aug. 20. A called
meeting OF the board Of education was
held Thursday evening for the purpose
OF considering Professor Farnham's
resignation us principal After
lengthy discussion the resignation was
accepted, TO take effect the LIST Of Jan
uary, 1893. 1t Is believed that the
resignation would not have boon &C
cepted had not many Of the promln emit
educators OF The state openly expressed
their dissatisfaction with Professor
Farnhnms management OF tho school,
1t is not yet known who his successor
will be.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-26
Starvation Instead of Revolutlon.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 1S.-United
States Marshal Paul Fricke has arrived
here from an extended scouting expe-
dition through the lower Rio
Grande border counties in search
of CARA, the revolutionist. He
travelled several hundred miles on
horseback and reports that he found
no evidence whatever of any move
ment against Mexico, There is great
restitution among the lower class of
MeXicans on the frontier, several
deaths from starvation among children
having occurred.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-26
Drowned in the Nemaha.

AUBURN, Neb,, Aug l6.-Gcorgo
SchardL Of the firm of Schardt a. lay
lOr, proprietor OF the Auburn roller
mills, was drowned yesterday In tho
Nemaha river, just below the mill
dam, He was missed and his clothes
found on the dam. 1t is supposed that
he went to take a bath in the Aume
and tie force OF the water and the
slippery condition OF the boards caused
him to tumble into the deep hole. He
was in the water two or three hours
before the body was recovered.
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Died Var FROM Homo.

RIsINGs, Neb,, Aug 20-News was
received hero this morning OF the
death Of Mrs. Colonel Roberts who
died Mt Idaho Springs, Col, at 3
o'clock yesterday morning. Her re-
mains will arrive here Saturday morn
ing und the funeral will take place nj
the NJ. Il. church at p. m. Mrs.
Roberts was n prominent m embor OF
tho Eastern Star Women's Relief
corps and w. G. +. U. She was also
treasurer OF the missionary society OF
the Nebraska M. Il. church. The de-
ceased leaves husband and six chill
dren and n large circle OF friends TO
mourn her loss.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-26
Grand Ialnnd,a prnnnrntinn.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug, 2O-The
work at The reunion grounds, Camp
Sheridan, has been progressing rapid
ly. The street car company has
erected temporary but spacious de-
pot for the accommodation OF those
who will come and go TO and from the
city. There are quite u number Of
visitors in the city at this early date
who are the guests OF friends and rela-
tives and who came mainly to take in
the reunion. Besides tn SO there will
be hundreds to board at private resi-
dences and hotels and many have al.
ready made such arrangements. In
all, tho indications are that the crowds
which will take in thecity OF tents
called Camp Sheridan will never have
been euuulled.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-26
A Trio of NIishaps.

FAIRBURY, Neb., Aug. 19.--Yester-
day the l5-year-old son Of George De-
wore, Il farmer living near the city,
had his right hand lacerated in a
threshing machine so badly that the
thumb and three fingers had to be
amputated, Later John johnson, liv-
ing near Helver station, lost thumb
and two fingers from his right hand in
another threshing machine. George
Viskins, farmer, slipped from a hay
stack, falling upon u pitchfors, the
tines OF which penetrated his thigh and
side, inAicting serious wounds.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-26
The Teachers of PbeIps.

HoLDREGE, Neb., Aug 1.-THE
Phelps county teachers institute opened
here yesterday morning. The pros
poets for an interesting session arc
very hattering, there being about
seventy teachers enrolled and moro
are expected tomorrow. The county
superintendent, W. A Garrett, has
secured able assistants in the persons
OF Prof w. Il, Hart and wife Of this
place, Prof, +. s. Harroun of Orleans
and Prof A. G. Hart Of Fraklin.
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He NYas a Poor Shot,

ASHLAND, Neb., Aug. 1G.-The
country north of here is considerably
excited over a shooting affair which
occurred some five miles north OF here
yesterday. Henry Reed, a farmer,
with young man by the name OF Hall,
attended the &. A. r. reunion at
Greenwood last week. A day or two
later Hall told Mrs. Reed that her hus-
band had been to Greenwood flirting
with some girls. Mrs. Reed told her
husband, who swore that he would
shoot Hall. AS Hall was passing his
house yesterday Reed shot three times
at him, none taking effect. Hall came
to town at once and started officers
after Reed.
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Governor wlnans Not a Candidate.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 1s.-
Chairman H. j. Campau of the state
central committee called to order the
great Democratic state convention at
noon to-day. |, NJ, Weston of Grand
Rapids was chosen chairman and made
short speech outlining the work of
the convention and predicting Il sweep
ing victory for the Democratic party
next November. Governor Winan's
letter declining to run again for his
present Office was read and the conven-
ton took a recess
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A swift Man.

FAIRMoET Neb., Aug. pa foot
racer blew into the city about 0 o'clock
Sunday night, and after promenading
the streets for n short time encoun-
tered the local champion, Caus.
Bratcher. A match was arranged and
the rnce run, the stranger winning.
Parties were anxious 20 learn the name
and whereabouts OF the visitor, lat he
had vanished rs suddenly as he APP.
nnnrnl
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Shot While Hunting.

WAYNE, Neb,, Aug. 23.-Charlcs
Wells, painter OF this city, wns acci.
dentally shot yesterday by one OF his
companions while hunting u few miles
west OF Wayne. He was sitting in the
buggy and his companion was standing
on the ground Ioading his gun, which,
in unbreaching, was accidentally dis
charged, the loQd entering Wells right
breast, below the shoulder. There il
some chance OF his recovery.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-26
Fourth Dlstrnct,s Candidates.

CRETE, Neb., Aug. 10-The repub-
lican convention of the Fourth con-
gressiOnal district OF Nebraska met
here yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose of placing in nomination candi-
date to represent the district in con-
gress. Hainer of Hamilton was nom
mated on the second ballot without
friction. The choice Of the delegation
was made unanimous amid roar OF
applause. He was brought before the
convention and made a favorable
speech.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-26
A German Suicides.

PENDEE, Neb., Aug. lG.-Henry
Hanson, a German % years old, com
m tied suicide at his home two miles
west OF this place yesterday morning.
lie was found in shed with bullet
hole in the center Of his forehead. lie
has been sick for several years and
had been in Oregon for some time for
his health, only returning last week.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-26
A DIstrnssinE Accldcnt.

KEAENEY Neb., Aug. 1G.- -Satur-
day afiernooa Herman War; OF Loup
township, WAS fatally injured by being
caught with the needle OF n self-binder
The machine became clogged and
War; went in front OF it to clean il
out. The horses gave n sudden start
AMI the needle cim5 over, striking
him between th3 shoulders and going
clear through his body lie leaves u
wife and young child.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-26
Tho ProhibitionIsts.

HASTINGS, Neb., Aug. 19.-The fol-
lowing nominations for state officers is
the result of the convention: For
governor, c. L. Bentley, Lancaster
county; lieutenant governor, james
Stevens, Merrick county; secretary Of
state, Isaac Boostram, Polk county;
treasurer, Jerry Denstron, Dodge
county; for auditor, j. c. Thomas,
Knox county; superintendent of public
instruction, Mrs. Belle Bigelow, Lam
caster county; commissioner OF public
lands and buildings, G. E. Smith,
Richardson county; attorney general,
Judge Brewer, Nance county; presi-
dental electors at large, r. A. Haw-
ley, Lancaster county; Mrs. NJ. M.
Lantry, Douglas county.
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Tho Rlne Grnss Pnlncc.

CEGsroN Ia, Aug. 23.-Today the
Blue Grass palace was opened TO the
public with appropriate ceremonies.
The palace is completely filed with
exhibits, including those Of several
states and territories The Nebraska
exhibit is the greatest ever made by
that state, aud includes some Of the
finest agricultural products ever grown.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-26
County Sent Fight.

DAKOTA CRY, Neb, Aug. 20.-The
county seat fight was formally reop-
ened today when South Sioux City cit
liens started over the county seeking
signatures TO n petition calling for an
election. RomOnstrances were at once
put in circulation by the Dakota City
people and the fight promises 10 be as
lengthy and bitter MS the one just
closed.
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Winning Right Along.

OTTUMwA, Ia, Aug. 19.-The Lin
coin horse Mercurius won second
money yesterday. Five heats we're
trotted, the best time being 2:304.
The track was fast and the attendance
large. The way these Iowa people
turn out to their own fairs is revela-
ton. The Lincoln stable goes from
here to Creston and Des Moines, and
is still eligible to Nebraska state fair
classna
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Schamn OF Lancaster.

NEBRASKA CRY, Neb., Aug. 10. The
Independent convention for the First
congressional district was held here
yesterday. Schamp Of Lancaster. was
nominated on the first ballot. d. N.
Johnson and D, Young OF Lincoln,
were chosen chairman and secretary
OF the congressional committee, and
Henry Z. Doll the member from Ian
aaStar
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Ambnrnia Proud.

Auburn, Neb., Aug. 2O.-The re-
union closed yesterday. II has been n
great success, with perfect weather, no
accidents, and, remarkable TO state, u
crowd Of 5000 to 5000 people. Nc
one was seen under the influence Of
Intoxicating liquor. Auburn is proud
Of her reunion.
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RepnbIIcnns at lincoln.

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 23.--The Ian
caster republican county convention
met yesterday 10 nominate II candidate
for district Judge TO Gil the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Allen w.
Field. There was no contest over The
the place, Hon. j. Is. Strobe Of Lin
coin being nominated by reclamation.
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THE sCoURGEs' RAVAGEs,
Increases in Cholera Victims in Russia
Teheran, Persia, Terribly Stricken.


Teheran, Persia, Terribly Stricken.
ST PETERSBURG, Aug. 23.-The Off
cial cholera report issued this morning
Shows an increase yesterday of 3SI
cases and an increase of 23G deaths as
compared with Saturdays figures, the
total number of new cases reported be-
ing g, sol and the deaths 3,3l3.
LONDON, Aug. 2?.-The Standards
Berlin correspondent says that since
the hot spell numerous cases of cholera
have appeared in various parts in Ger.
many, and several persons have died of
the disease in Hamburg, but no cases
of Asiatic cholera have been reported.
Cholera is decreasing rapidly in
Tabris Persia, where the number of
deaths has fallen to sixty daily The
epidemic is still severe in the neighbor-
hood of Teheran. The vice-governor
and his wife died yesterday. ,.everal
Europeans have died The only trust
worthy Independent estimate is that
the deaths number from 500 to 900
dailV
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WnnIh.he Ahvnntnrcra.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. TO-
Remick Cameron and Charles Rilchi
ell, two runaway boys from Omahp,
were captured here Monday Ritchell's
father has already called to take his
wandering son home and Mr. Cameron
sr., is expected on a like mission to-
daV
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Ashland is in the midst OF a carni
val Of HOUSEKEEPING. Three houses
were broken into within the last TWEEN
ty-iour hours and many valuables
taken. Peru is also infested by gang
OF troublesome thieves.
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IlilIed nv n Hunnwnv.

CozAD, Neb, Aug. 23. Mr.. A. c..
Clark, who was injured recently by
being thrown from his buggy in a run.
away, died last night, having been in
jured internally. The deceased was
about 6J years old and prominent
citizen,
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10 Honor tic nnv.

IMpERIAL, Neb., Aug. 2O-Emperial
is preparing for n grand celebration in
honor OF the completion OF the rail-
road 10 this place on August a. Sew
eral speakers from abroad will he pre- s.
emit, including .number Of the state
officials. A large attendance Is as
nnr cd
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Ask for CarroIl,s wlthdrawnI.

ArcHsoN, Kan, Aug. 1s,-A, D.
Bonnell, Peoples party lecturer for
the First congressional district said
to-day that strenuous efforts were be-
ing made to get Edward Carroll out of
the race for congress in favor of Fred
Close. Unless Carroll should with
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AM Obleetlonable Hu,band.

NEBRASKA Cry. Neb., Aug. 90
Frank Williamson was bound over TO
the district court Thursday on a peace
wqrfa6t sworn 0ut by his wife, who
alleges numerous assaults. His bond
was fixed at $500.
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Bardv's Reunion.

HARDY, Neb., Aug. 20-The sew
entb annual state line reunion OF old
Veterans aud their friends is In session.
1900 people were on the ground the
opening day. Bands Of music, good
addresses and successful balloon assem-
sions have been the features.
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Faics Against MELBOURNE,

GEAND ISLAND. Neb.. Aug. 10
Although Melbourne has now been at
work sixty-six hours. the sky is per-
fecuy clondless and there is every in
dicaiiOD OF continued dry weather
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KlIleh llr a Arnrnn-

LOCUS, Neb. Avg. lG.-Tbe II
yeaf old con Of j. W. Jackson was
thrown from a wagon on which lie
had been loading wheat. The wheels
pa ,sea over him, Killing him instantly
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Boyd Declines a denomination.

OMAHA, Neb, Aug. -GovernDr
Boyd has decided to decline a renou-
nation. At the same time ne cy-
presses his belief that The democrats
can elect their state ticket if linen Of
acknowledged integrity and ability
are nominated
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.IaII Rrenkera.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. 23.-
About 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon the
inmates Of the city jail broke the lock
Of the door leading from the court
room to the jail. broke the transom
leading from the court room to the
street and made their escape.
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SEwARD, Neb., Aug. 23,--J II
Purdnm. an old and respected citizen
OF this place, died after an Illness q
only u few hours.
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York is suffering from an Invasion
OF a gang Of thieves.
The record-union., 1892-03-18
SOCIAL AND Personal,

Major y. NJ. Orr of Stockton was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. t. A. Cody and son have been
guests of relatives in Auburn for the past
week.
Mrs. y. J. Mckay and niece are visit
ing Auburn, the guests of Mrs. Z. A.
Stuart.
Miss Jennie Chase left home last even
ing to spend few days visiting friends
at Lodi and lone.
Mrs. Dr. G.. b. Glow left yesterday
afternoon for San Francisco and Southern
California, on visit for month.
W. H. Mills and family passed through
the city yesterday on their way home
from Tying trip to Colusa County.
Erskine Greer, Chairman of the Board
of Supervisors, came in from his farm
yesterday and spent several hours in
town.
Charles A. Tennyson, son of the poet,
is in San Francisco. He arrived from the
south seas on Monday night in company
with L. w. Merrill. Both will leave for
Boston in few days.
Lawyer Joseph NJ. Wood of San Fran
cisco was in the city yesterday Colonel
Wood his father was Secretary of the
Supreme Court thirty years ago. when
the court had rooms at Third and j
streets.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: j. Bromley. Astoria, Or; w. A.
'fitcomb, Newton Philips, K. G. Mar
liave, Mrs. j. B. Lanch. Mrs. Mitchell, j.
Doychert, VIM. 5. Lockwood, Miss Ian
agan. Jim Alexander, Geo. w. Jordan,
II. Eloesser, Jas. Jerome, Gus Stangen-
berger, Il. w. Van Slyke, Jas. Lang
horne. John f. Bragg, San Francisco; J.
c. Kahl and wife, Omaha; w. C.. John
son. Boston; II. J. Mckusick, Oakland:
). II. Bell, Minneapolis; l.. NJ Mills and
wife, child and nurse, t'itchburg, Mass:
A. 5. Ganney, New York; j. W. Dona-
van, Mrs. j. z. Price, Mrs. Davis, Des
Moines, Ia; K T. Jones. st. John; Robt.
N. Shcarer, Cincinnati; \. G. Watkins
and wife, I'ittsburg; Paul Blouet, France:
4. Small, Rockford, H.; w. ID. McKin-
non, san Rafael; Mrs. L. Z. Davis, Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nahl gavea 'house-warn-
ingi' at theirnew residence in Sheldon. in
his county, on Monday evening. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Nahl and
mother, MIR. and Mrs. Casey, Mr.. and
Gay, kittie Kelly, Hattie Baber, Lily
Macy, Lizzie Putney. Rebacca Macy,
Fannie 0peley, Alice Chase, Addie Car
ret. Pauline Fahrenbaker, Maud Theo-
bald, Annie Winkleuan, Minnie Grad
dock, the Misses Bader, Amanda Casey,
Ida Kelly. Among tile gentlemen were
III. Kelly, c. Shirmer, }. Kelly. I. Ait
kins. W. ). Shirmer, {. Kelly, +. Schultz,
=. schultz, G. Wackman. 4. Lewis. W.
Macy, j. Casey, s. Chase, j. Healey, Z.
Fowler, l.. Humes, Fl. Putney, T.. Lewis.
4. Dalton. w. Fahren baker, II. Waek-
man. 9. Theobald. L. Shirnier, j. ShuItz.
q. Kelly. j. Schiller, c. Goldman, j. Car
ter, Ed. Dunn, c. Piersou. Fred WARD
ro5e, NJ. Pearce, j. Craddock, C. Kelly.
w. Baker, a. Kelly, S. Baker AT u
O'Clock line lunch was spread, after
which dancing was resumed to music by
Ellis, Casey K Bakers orchestra.