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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22
THE WAR IN BRAZIL.
Reports OF the Bombardment of Rio do
Janeiro.

Reports OF the Bombardment of Rio do
Janeiro.
Dispatches were received on the 18th. via
Buenos Ayrcs, from Rio dc Janelro which
give some idea OF the bombardmcnt which
has taken place in the Bay of RIO 1t should
be remembered, however, that President
pexoto Is In control OF the telegraph lines
and that all news leaking out from the dis
tutbed capital OF Brazil must be accepted
with reserve.
The rebel ships Aquidaban, Republica and
Trajano yesterday made an attempt to land
soldiers and marines at Gamboa In the Bay
Of Rio, where the English cemetery Is situ-
ated. Gamboa Ia . little more than mile
from the loading grounds where foreign YES
sells take In their cargos and just across the
bay from Nicteroy. It Is Just north OF Rio de
Janclro.
The insurgents ships are reported to have
used only small rapid-iirlng guns, and their
fire is supposed TO have been Intended more
for the purpose OF covering the landing of
the insurgcnt forces than as q regular bom-
bardmenl The rebels It IL added, have
taken prisoners the officers Of the gunboat
Aiiouex. AZ this message was sent, the In
surgcnis were firing In the direction Of the
arsenal with the expectation Of blowing II up.
The guns on the Aquidaban Numbered forth
at long range, for tho rebel ships were not
foolish enough to engage the forts, and the
latter replied to the fro OF the war vessels
without apparent damage. At night there
was period OF calm, but hostllitlcs were cx-
pecied u be resumed unless some under
standing could lie arrived at between the
rebels and the government,
Rio itself was not bombardcd. A few stray
shells fell in the city, the result OF bad
marksmanship, but no great damage was
done. There Is no doubt that there ale many
people on shore In sympathy with the insur-
gents, for the latter seen able to keep posted
concerning all the doings ashore.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

To SEE the worlds fair and walk
through the buildings the grand total
10 something in excess OF lis. 900 feet.
or nearly twenty-thrcc miles The
estimate does not include state. gov
ernment or private buildings; the
Plaisnnce is ignored and no account
Is taken OF the long jumps from one
building TO another. A walk OF abou,
forty miles is necessary TO do tho
whole thing up.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

1nE more train robbcries are safe.
ly and successfully committed the
more popular will tho industry he
come and the more frequently will
the robberies occur Something
ought to be done to eroctually DIS.
courage tho Infamous business. state
legislatures ana railroad and express
companies ought to cooperate 10
place such price on the heads OF
the bandits ms to Insure that they
Will be hunted down md cxiormi.
mated
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

SOMEBODY with a long memory has
discovered that the serpontine dance
is old enough even for DIR.
Schliemann. The ancient Chinese
discovered it, probably, us they did
Mexico. and printing and gunpowder.
and all other things on which invent
ors OF comparatively modern times
tried to pride themselves.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

1HE Welsh In tho United States
claim tina, they ARE In number Us
many as their conntrymen In Wales.
ind they also claim that ono OF their
ancestors forostallcd Columbus In
tho discovery OF America by 272
years, They base their assertions
on historical traditions and the man.
userip,s OF old Welsh bards on tho
enc hand. and on the prevalence Of
Welsh In many OF tho Languages OF
tho lndiars, both OF South and North
America. on the other.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

The statement is madc that during
many seasons the cost Of carrying n
passenger who pays five cents for a
cable rido is i.95 cents. The cable
companies have not heretofore been
regarded as philanthropic institu-
tions. Blu. their kindness in keeping
in the business and so preventing
rivals from taxing the right OF way
and waxing poor thereon must be
recognized.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

Ii the mind is educated by the
sort OF literature one reads. no one
can wonder that magazine editors
have the INITIATED tastes that their
contributors OF rejected contributions
are all the time finding fault about
They have to wade through such
dreary wastes OF slush that in time
their literary tasto is completely
spoiled, Of course
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

The Newyofk ssn on the ieih printed III
Washington special While Others ar, N
dlctlne ~ha, the Senate will do, will ID
wh. Democratic Senator told Mr. Cicvt
lsnd about I, a day or tao ago. prsfar,na
what he hsd u say Ia the president with Al
plain statement that While some other. Waltz
he white lIousn 10 tell him ohiy what tbSI
thought be would b. GLAD 10 heat, ,hia senk
toy fhld thnt br came 10 toll him unl, The -.
mel 'rnih, ana u wAs ~ substance this y,s !
,pur stprHihhges a. ,lir rfc.sn, nio,nr. !. "
fiom the House, TOR the y -. siw,s "
stands, ril pass The H'e,,l. No rens--
=. ! alca u N,I,sg " e .,.i.rr W
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

On the 18th Of this month tho people Of
0unnlson met 10 form nm Equal Suffrage
club, under the leadership OF Mrs II. q. OF.
ney, Who was also worker for tho suffrage
cause when the question wm nrst presented
In Colorado, Mrs Carrie Lo,r Chapman, a
gifted speaker from the East, Who Il nov pro.
srn,ins the elaine Of equal suffrage 70 the
citizens Of Colorado. WAS expected To address
the meeting,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

Government receipts from ali sources con.
pnue 10 he more encouraging during thl.
month than had been hoped for and treasury
officials are beginning Ia believe that tho In.
crease Of expenditures over receipts viii not
be 10 large this month A. they have been for
the two preceding months OF the present ~.
cal year, The r1rrss ~ expenditures over
receipts during July and August averaged
pretty nearly 5000 900 each month. but thus
fat this month, aud II Ia almost half gone.
the excess bns been ltss than half million,
with Indications of keeping down pretty well
during the remainder VI the month. The To-.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

A severe cyclone struck the pretty ii,tls
town Of iockport, on bayou La fourchr,
nbont Thntsiss morning aud left II q mazt
Of ruins, The fnc store of ". q. isrries wn3
hall demolished and all tho goods Injured
The siow Of Paul Meyer aud his rrsidrncS
we're completely demolished. The rrsIdspreX
% tius Abriial and G. !. ticbards, Oliye5
W,cr. barber shop, isadof Ln Dlsno's fcsi1
ienar, q, u, naftio.' large cooper shop. ma
Convent ~ immaculate Conception and friek
Pullurhy's fruit shop were completely drsifoys
ed. A large portion II Mr. Louis TcrriIlN
residence pas destroyed, Many other buil(1
ings were badly damaged, n
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22
THE government of Brazil has

The government of Brazil has ar
bitrarily shut of telegraphic commu-
nication between that country and
the outside world. Tho other nations
should retaliate by shutting off all
other communication Of whatever
description. The consequent STAR
walton would soon bring these Span
iards to n realizing sense OF their
own unimportance.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

EVERYBODY Is In doubt rs 10 whore
Franco comes in. and what object
sho can have TO obtain by adopting
toward slam bullying and piraticni
policy for which ihorc IL no ethical
Qualification. ms Ia proved Kiresh
when any French wri,er attempt. n
Justification. Every impartial per.
son will agree that tho recent pro.
ccodinRs In siam constitute n deep
disgrace 10 tho French nation. What
such person desires 10 know IL.
What are the practical advantages
for which France Is ready 20 incur
this moral opprobriump
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22
Na,inn.i i,nnL f.iinrr,.

The comptroller OF the currency la, pre-
pared some rather Interesting statistics rrla.
tive To the suspension Of national banks dur
Ing the last nine mouths II 10 shown that
Aimee November last l33 national banks have
suspended. OF this number .iNty.tNo, hay.
Ing been found by the comptroller 10 be sol-
vent, were permitted ~ resume business. OF
the slsty.tvo that have resumed, twenty eight,
or nearly half. have reopcnei their doors to
hnsiDess since the Goth Of August Fifty eight
national banks which suspended .ilil remain
IN the hnnds Of tho receivers thirty-two arc
In charge Of national bank examiners aud one
10 In process OF liquidation.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

The man who broke the bank at
Monte Carlo is now out OF date. A
young Scotchwoman, named Leal.
has recently accomplished that feat.
they say, by winning 10000 francs
in an hour. The announcement of
Miss Leafs starring tour throughout
America may now be expected at any
mOmapt
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

II was discovered last week tina, ti0i, 600 10
gold had disappeared from a vanit In the
Philadelphia mint The vault had not been
opened for several year,. The thief was dis
covered To be Henry =. Cochran. an employee
who has worked In the mint for many years.
lie had rakcd the gold through tho barred
II Mt hi, house. lie confessed TO this. All
but 5000 wns discovered Cochran I. not nj
together responsible for his ne,ioas. lie 10 old
and feeble and has done good service In the
mint, has handled gold all his life and has dc.
yelopcd n passion for IT, lie though, the gov
crnment was rich enough and helped himself
To an extent that he thought would make hls
declining years happy lie may escape pros.
ccutlon,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

The experiment Of paroiing prisoners con.
fined IN the Massachutrti, state prison under
the habltnal criminal act, Il 10 lie tried In the
case Of William Y. Hazard. who ha. served
i've years Of hls twenty-five sentence.
Tho conditions are; First, he ,hhii not
hereafter lead nm idle or dl.soln,r life; see.
ond, hc shall not visit any hsr.room or gam.
bling house or associai. with parsons Of bad
character. third. he shall lead nm upright,
industrious mud Law. abiding life.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

+ A SAN FRANcIsco man drew up ten
arbitrary commandments for his wife
to obey. This exhibition OF cheek.
while noteworthy, was not the re-
markable part of the episode, for the
woman during series OF years
neither broke commandment nor
the patio OF her master.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

Erss. ranch he, state its, butter
bes, creamery s6d27c. dairy tie. hay, up.
and baicd si09ei2, second bottom tpstsio.
alfalfa 1000. wheat SIC, corn, bulk
;sc, sacked SOC, oats, old o5o, ssw, .si.05,
potatoes ti.i5. cattle, choice stecrs q. zoe
ts,fb. COWS tiCDdsooo native feeders ti.7s
mtaDs. hogs. choice u,os, spring chickens,
o. 0O@fa 10 per do1
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

DURING the carly spring. robin in
building Its nest, used, among other
things, rprig OF geranium, which
later on took root, and since the
middle OF July has been blooming
with as much beauty as though it
were planted in a well-kept flower
bed
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

A BosToN old maid died recently.
leaving an estate OF -, 900 to her pct
cat, with instructions that the feline
legatee be taken for u trip abroad.
1t is likely that that cat will need nil
OF its nine lives in rapid succession
IL there are any other prospective
heirs
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

suicide statistics, rs recently Published by
an English doctor. sho. that taking tho On.
titr population u the world there ls nm al.
tempt made every three minutes on M aver.
age by som. one 10 take hls own life. II
seems that tasony IL the quarter Of the eiobr
where suicide Il the most popular, the ratio
there being 400 suicides In 1000. 200 deaths.
Portugal, on tho ether hand, occupies the frat
place for inffclucncy Of srlf.ic-iriiotlop, III.
proportion there being oniy 10 10 I ,OoO. 900
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

IT must have required n largo
amount OF ncrvo for man 10 go to
the worlds fair and spend ton days
and only so. That 10 what man
living at Mount Pleasant near s,cu.
bcnvillc. Pa. says no did. A Mar.
tins Forty woman put IN two weeks
aud spent only $50.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

A PLEASANT school year to teachers
and pupils alike, with no foolish
racing after useless record making,
but real progress in knowledge and
common sense to mark its course.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

An Indian baseball game. played nj Han
bots, Cbaaiaw nation between tbor,aw IN.
diane, last Saturday, broke NJ IN row, which
was followed by y ffrc,fof.aii light Louis
Lnonf. N. sheriff, attempted 10 restore peace
assisted ny Mosss w1lhtj, a deputy Bo,i
~rtr abot and killed. Treasurer afrn Me
Curtain. Of the Chociaw nation. also ~.
tempted 'lic toll ~ psactiuni,f and had his
iiwt y i'1l,?te II said cnbni, ibis iat, istf.s,a
'N'F ' " l"fa ft,ht
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

The frst ChinAmen To have their sentences
Of deportation under tho Geary registration
act executed arrived IN San Francisco from
Los Angeles ON tho 9th, and were confined In
the county jail until Tuesday when they were
sent back To the Celestial kingdom on the
steamer China There were i've Chinese In
the batch. and they were In charge Of United
States Mar.hai Gard.
The Chinese are all lAboren and were mr..
rested on warrants issued from tho United
States court In Los Angeles. They were
taken before Judge lioss mud BY him sen.
fenced TO be dcportcd. a. they hsd not com.
piled with the Law requiring Chinese In the
United States TO be registered.
News that thcsr Cbinesr had arrived IN the
city and would be placed on the steamer
leaving Tuesday created sensation all
through Chinatown. The prcsidcnls Of The
Six Companies held q conference At tbs con.
sui generals Office and n number Of .s.
patches passed between them and the Chinese
legation Mt Washington.
Those who pretend 10 know say that the
Chinese arc preparing n petition TO be sent 10
President Cleveland. The document will
place tho birmc Of tho Chinese not register.
Ing heretofore upon the faith they gave their
American legal advisers, who assured then,
that the 0rary Law could not stand. II will
probably pray for an extension 81 time IN
which 10 allow them To register.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

The ways and means committee Of the
House Is now engaged In hearing arguments
from importers. manufacturers aud Others as
TO what the tariff on various articles should
be-
oaice-seekers are pouring Into Washington
Just now from every part OF the country.
Just why they should invade the capital at
this particular time is a matter hard TO cy-
plain.
Assistant Secretary OF the Interior Rey.
no!ds has rendered u decision holding that
the widow OF deceased pcnsoncr has no
right, under the law, to make and prosecute
an original claim for n rcratlng OF her hrs-
bands invalid pcusion. This ovcrrules de.
cision rendered In the last administration.
A board Of trade convention was held In
Washington on the ieth. II was . cut and
dried affair arranged for urging the repeal OF
the Sherman law. Less than 200 were present.
The convention was given stirring up by Lafc
Pence and ex-senator Y. p. llili, but the re-
suit was not noticeable 10 the vote on repeal. ,
The silver. men In the Senate Tuesday
sprung a surprise on the repeal forecs In the
declaration OF Mr. Stewart that hereafter
quorum OF tho Senate would havo To be prcs-
cnt when senators spoke on the silver qurs-
ton. II the opponents Of the repeal Insist
upon quorum being present at all times u
Will be new move, and may seriously inter-
ferc with the programme OF the friends Of re-
peal
The silver senators arc now IN tho midst OF
the struggle, no stone will be left unturncd
and the debate will be continuous and ex-
hausti,c. The mrn from the West have said
the Sherman law had nothing TO do with the
existing depression, and that statement Il
supported by the fact that business 10 pick.
ing up and trade Ia rrviylng. The great fear
Of the administration Il that business will
have thoroughly recovered from the blow the
bankers have dealt It, before they can get tho
bill repealed. and that their only argument.
fHlsc and Illogical ns Il Il, will fall to She
ground. its only prop having been knocked
from under IT,
In the Senate committee on Indian affalrs
the homc-rulc theory seems 10 prevail. some
time since the president sent 10 the Senate
the name Of Mississippi man to be Indian
agent nj White Earth, Minnesota. lie was
appointed rs the friend OF Assistant Secretary
Simms. There was also sent In nj about the
same lime the name OF an Illinois man for
Indian agent Mt Ysnkion, South Dakota. lie
was the personal friend Of Commissioner
Brow ming Of the Indian office. The Senate
committee on Indian sfrairs has ordered au adj.
verse report on both OF the nominations Not
satisfied with this the committee voted O to :
that IL would reject nll nominations where the
sppoiniee WAS sent from one state or territory
into another state OF territory unless he wa,
satisfactory To the Representatives Of the state
or territory to whish he was sent. II remains
10 be secn whether the Senate will stand by
the Indian committee IN it, bome-rue policy.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-23
BAY VIEW LODGES OFFICERS.

Those very genial and whole-souled gentle
men comprising Bay View Lodge No. 146, F.
& A. NJ, met Thursday in their lodge room
Bamber Hall, where the annual election of
officers took place. The officers for 1894 are
as follows:-John J.. Yuhl, w. NJ; Harry
Hunt, S. W; j. Hovendon, j. w; j. c.
Rinehart, Treasurer; John H. Jansen, Secre-
tary; J. @. Dusel, M. Schultz, Jr., and l. G..
Hoffman, Trustees; Julius B~reternitz, Jr.,
Representative to Grand Lodge; Walter
Suchow, S. D.; w. Davis, J. D.: Frank
Jeanne, Chaplain; J. Walbrecht, S. NJ. of c.;
NJ. Schafbrock, Tyler.
The new Worshipful Master, John j.. Yuh,
is a worthy successor of a very worthy Mas
ter in the person of George F. Witt, and the
beautiful jewel presented to Mr.. Witt show
ed how highly esteemed he is by his fellow
craftsmen. Past W. NJ. Edward Schultz,
came in also for a jewel and pretty coInpli-
mentS.
After the lodge was closed the members
adjourned to the Belvidere Hotel, where sup
per was laid. Speeches followed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-23
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

On and after Noyember 18th. 1893, trains viii leave
JERSEY CRY as follows
Sis A. H. FAST LINE, with yestibule Parlor and
e eiesPiag e aaG chicago dssly daily aSh I t eHeept sat G2lGn%o for
Gi4A 4. NJ, the celebrated PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
exclusively of Pullman, vestibule, Drawing and
H5st e 7 1gg SbitesJPtbn H pin1ng, observation and Smok,
lights; daily for Pittsburg and Chicago.
Pullman VestIbuie Sleeping and Dining Cars. daily
TO Columbus, Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis.
bnie Sleeping Cars, daily to Pittsburs. Chicago and
Cleveland. Dining Car to Philadelphia and Pitts
500 F. NJ, SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS, daily for Column
bus, Cincinnati Indianapolis, st. Louis and Memphis.
Through Sleeping Cars. Dining Car Altoona to
SIS NJ, PACIFIC EXPRESS, Pullman Buffet Sleep
Toledo and Columbus; daily except Saturday for
For Baltimore, Washington and the South at s.1a
$4s, 80, 1923; 11.4 A. Nj 223, Ssl CONGRESSIONAL
LIMITED, Parlor. Cars and Pennsylvania Railroad
on sunday, go, 9'A j. N. ass congregational Lin
tied Parlor Cars and Pennsylvania Railroad Dining
Baf2i 4;@; pa NV and III Sit +. r. 4. M NJ; sn daE EsSO night For
EXPRESS for Philadelphia 6.S4, 7.s4, SIS, 545, s.l5.
4, N. G5.4a, lii SIS, SIP. AIS B. rs. Sis, iV "a. $50 500. t SIS.
S.4 F. NJ, and 1870 night. Sunday, 6.4, S.4S, sis, s.A
4.4s, sis, 6fl, 500. SIS, $40 F. 81. and B.@ night.
ACCOMMODATION. Ills A. NJ AZ and lis P. NJ. week
EXPRESS for Philadelphia via Camden, SIS. 9.41,
Ills A; NJ, III, 224 4is, SIS and SIS F. NJ. week
pd S2n At! sntlst ff. aElor ie esr,. q Is E F. n n. w wisR t shysash
For Cape May. 1882 P. NJ. week days.
For Long Branch, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove.
Point Pleasant and intermediate stations, via Rah-
Sunday, 1000 A. NJ. and 5.22 F. Do not stop al
Ashury Park or Ocean Grove on sunday.
and check baggage from and to hotels and resi-
I'M. PROVOST. ]. F. WOOD,
Gen'l Manager. Gen1 Passenger Agent.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-23
"A HIGHWAY ROBBERY"
The Local las Monopoly Denounced
Inv CiftxenS

A mass meeting of citizens was held at
Humboldt Hall Monday evening to consider
the gas question. Resolutions were adopted
and will be submitted to Mayor Wanser, with
the request that he consider them and answer
in writing his views on the subject. The
resolutions contend that the cost of the
manufacture of gas has been reduced one
fourth the past ten years. Continuing, the
resolution says:-'tA comparison of the
prices paid in many other cities with those
paid in Jersey City for Illuminating gas
shows beyond question that the profits Of the
local gas monopoly have long since passed
beyond the domain of per cent into the
region of highway robbery and that our
citizens are today paving nearly double
what would be an equitable price for illumi-
mating gas of first quality"
The resolutions demand the repeal of exist
ing laws relating to gas companies, and the
passage of a law allowing cities and towns to
operate gas works in their corporate
capacity. The meeting also wants the Board
of Aldermen to have the people vote on the
adyisability of establishing a gas works
under control of the municipality.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-23
ST. ALOYsIUs

The Christmas entertainment at st. Alloy
sius Academy took place Thursday, and was
a grand success. Thu programme was as
follows:-
Chorus, The Waves. Juniors; Recitation. Lot
tie Dougnerty, Miss A Callahan; chorus, Out
On the Deep, boys; piano duet, Cavaliers Fare
well, Misses Murphy and O'Briea: recitation.
Hatlelujah. seniors; violin selections, Masters
Jennings and Driscoll: The Crowaing OF Christ
mas, Preparatory Classes; recitation, ras Ride
OF Jennie McNeal. Miss L.. O'Leary; chorus,
The Angel of Life, boys; piano solo. Perle de
Madrid, Miss NJ. Kennedy; selections. Junior
Elocution Class; recitation. Tne Co ming Of
Christ TO Sister Agnes. Miss J. Reagan; song
and dance In the Glover, juniors: piano duet,
Valse Charmante, Misses Winbsrry aud Con
molly: Santa Claus Visit. Juniors; vocal solo,
Ye Merry Birds. Miss q. Wlele: recitation. St.
Freda's Christmas Gift, Preparatory Glasses;
chorus. Ny Childhood's Home. Vocal Glass;
piano duet, La Grace. Mise; Hetherin gton and
Finnegau; recitatio 4, Tie Pig 4 n. VI So 5. KIN
kead; chorus, Bitter Sweet. Vocal Glass.
The recitations of Miss L. OLeary, Miss
j. Reagan and Miss S. Kinkead were very
good. Miss B.. Wiele captured the audience
with her singing, while the Misses Hether-
ington and Finnegan received much APP
plause for their piano playing.