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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-02-17

At Home Every Day for the Present.
Oak ST., I'D House North, Chaplin.
WINDHAM, VT, SEPT %, 1892.
Mr.. II. A. Wadsworth:
DEAR SIR-You adjusted one of your double
trusses for me Nov. 1889. am very happy to
say have not needed to wear one since last May.
You called my rupture very severe one, aud l
ba We worn other trusses for four years, all the
time suffering and growing worse. ! think the
great trouble with yours Is getting it adjusted
right thought for avn lie never could wear
it, After working OH it for awhile, at last got
perfect fit; then had no more trouble with it;
then it effected cure. l have not needed to
wear one since last May never expected at my
age-a4 years od-to get along without wearing
one write this to let You know how grateful
am, and would recommend your trusses TO all
suffering humanity that have ruptures.
Yours truly,
GARDNER UPTON.
From the Master of the Massachusetts
state Grange.
MARLBORO, MASS, July 90, 1892.
II. A. Wadsworth
DEAR SIR-You remember fitting me with a
truss in the summer of 1885. had been rup-
tured about eight years and had scarcely any
relief. After wearing the one you fitted to me
for about three years, got entirely over the rup-
ture and have worn no truss siuce, now nearly
three years. There is hereditary tendency to
rupture in our family, although mine was doubt
less brought on by foolish overexertion of
strength while in college. II any statement of
mine would induce others similarly afflicted to
try your trusses, you are at liberty to use this
let er, or refer them 10 me.
Yours truly.
ELMER D. HOWE.
A STRANGE TESTIMONIAL.
WEsTFIELD, MASS, MARCH IL, 1852.
Rupture is hereditary in my family, and when
WINS about 80 years old l was ruptured and
wore various trusses and finally was fitted by III.
A. wadsworth of Brattleboro, Vt. | am now
IS years old and have not worn truss for three
years. e. R. VAN DUsEN.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-02-17

Found-the reason for the great popu-
larity of Hoods Sarsaparilla-simply this
Hoods Cures. Be sure to get Hoods
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-02-17
Conversion.

COnVersfOn,
He was at the revival meeting,
Telling people to be good,
While his wife was bringing up from
The cellar the coal and wood.
New York Press.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-02-17

Costiveness can be permanently cured
by the use of Bakers Mandrake Bitters.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-02-17
Special Notices..

M~CASH FOR BARK-The sub
scriber, agent for Frank A. Cutting of
Boston, will pay cash for bark as soon
as loaded on the cars, delivered at any
station ON the narrow Gauge.
j. B. Worthen,
So. Londonderry, vt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-02-17

&g~Indiana Winter Wheat flour for
S4.75 per barrel at j. Hills Bondville.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-02-17
LOCAL SUNNI AIRY.
FNTERTAJNMENTS

ENTERTAINMENTS.
At Londonderry, Feb. %, Ball and
Farmers supper-Spiritualists society.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-02-17

HOOPS PILLS do not nnrgs, rsn or grpc.
but act s.omp.ly. e4;.:J aad efficiently. &c.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-31
LIE SPANISH PRINoEss
Pays Visit 10 West Point. and During
the Journey HoIds Reception.

Pays q Visit to West Point. and During
the Journey Holds Reception.
New YoRK, May 80. The Infanta
Euialie trip to West Point, which was
postponed last Saturday, was made
Monday About o'clock the members
OF the committee arrived ut the hotel.
A little later detachment galloped up
and acted as the escort TO the Monmouth
ut the foot Of Thirty fourth street Az 10
o'clock the start was made The prin-
cess was dressed in grey gown and
wore a pretty spring hat Her eyes
were sparkling. A large crowd had
bccn patiently awaiting her appear
ance. and as she came In sight tho In
fanta was greeted with cheers and
clapping Of hands. She responded TO
tho ovation with mods and smiles
Leaning on thearm Of Con. Porter, the
infanta entered her carriage. She was
followed by Prince Antonio and the
duke Of Tamnmea. Then the signal
corps took Its place at the head of the
line and the Journey To the steamer
Monmouth was made. As soon as the
infanta arrived the Sargossat band.
which was upon the top deck Of the
Monmouth, began 70 play lively air
Among those on board were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ Ceballos, Police Commissioner
and Mrs. John McClaye, George ID. Nc.
Clan, BourIse Cochran, Mrs. Gilroy,
Lieut.. Buckingham Of the Dolphin. and
Dr. Cyrus Edison. West Point was
reached at 1:45 During the Journey
up the river the princess held recep-
ton, all the ladies and gentlemen on
board about 300 were presented 10 her.
At West Point there was general
demonstration. The party went out 10
the parade grounds where they re-
viewed the cadets followed by reccp-
ton. At4 o'clock tho homcward jour
ney was begun, which was character
lied by the Same features as the up
journey Tho princess won't n the ho-
tel ON landing.
The Infanta will start for Riverside
park Tuesday at / o'clock and will
place wreath on Gen. Grants tomb.
The Spanish royal partysarriyed home
from their West Point tripnt o'clock
and at o'clock they arrived at the
Carnegie music hall Tho hugo
audience arose to greet In trne
American style. The concert was
given expressly In honor Of the Infanta
Donna Eulalie and the Infanta Don
Antonio by the spanish colony Of the
city md the boxes were we'll filled by
many Of those brilliant toilets that
had already been noticed Of tho pre-
cedinR sociaI functions.
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CONDENSED NEWS.
Gather From An Farts Of the Coantry 81
Telegraph

1ather From An Farts Of the Country b.
Telegraph.
Secretary Carlisle has appointed Cor
nelius g. McClogan, Of Michigan, an
immigrant inspector
The crew Of the ship Christiana we're
landed nj Dover Monday morning, tho
fessel having been sunk in the North
sea
NJ. Doudel. member OF the French
chamber Of deputies, has been ar
raigned in the police court for embez-
dement,
The Kolnfsche Zeitung denies the re-
port that the kaiser congratulated the
seryian minister at Berlin on the kings
coupe d'ctat.
Eleven persons In Seabrook, Mass,
we're poisoned by eating cheese which
contained deadly poison. Sciectman
Dcaton is dying.
The president, late Monday evening,
appointed Col. Geo NJ. sternberg, TO be
surgeon- general. u s. A., to succeed
len Switzerland.
Hon. Lawrence Maxwell qualified MS
solicitor-general Monday, and, owing
TO the absence Of Attorney General Oh
ney was acting encouragement
Paris Figaro says that the regular
troops In Siam number only 400 and
that the rest OF the army ARE little
more than poorly armed and clothed
bands Of pirates.
The Cork Journal cnntradicts, on the
authority Of VIM. O'Rrien himself. the
statement that he had settled the Boil
ton bankruptcy case, which threatens
to result in his exclusion from parlin-
ment.
Marshall Lincoln, who brought suit
at Boston against the Old Colony raii-
road for sa5, 900 for injuries received n
an accident in February '9l. Monday,
received d check from the company in
settlement for $1,000.
The French deputies Monday adopt
ed an amendment to the electoral bill,
to provide for the exclusion from tho
chamber Of all salaried public officials.
Tho amendment will render Illegal tho
denomination of some sixty members
Of the present chamber, notably Cassi-
mer Perier. Leon Say and Albert
Christophlc.
A general strike will probably
be inaugurated at the Rock Hill
Iron and Coal Co.'S furnaces, at
Huntington, Pa. Notices have been
posted forbidding employees to work
until nine mon, who were discharged
because they were union men, have
been rcinstatcd. Eight hundred mon
will be effected by the strike
A bold robbery was committed by two
women in broad daylight Monday at
Moorehead's saloon, State and Water
streets, Columbus, o. Godfrey Kcgg,
OF Morgan's Station, O., while there on
business, went into the place to get a
drink Belle Williams and Anna Evans,
prostitutes, knocked him down and
robbed him OF $50, They were arrested
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THE FAIR GATE-KEEPHRS.
RObbing the Worlds Columbian
Exposition.
A Number Of Broken Turnstiles Prove
Too Much Of d Temptation.


cnIrAoo May 90 Over half Of the
ono hundred and forty turnstiles IL tho
Worlds fair arc ont Of order, and do
not record the number Of visitors who
pass into the grounds. Az consc-
qnencc there Is no why II keeping an
accurate connt d the attendance. II
also gives the seventy odd Rnteslxcepcrs
at these faulty tnrnstIlcs ali excellent
opportunity 20 hold ont admission
tickets The hnreau II admissions
has heen on the lookout FIR this
and already half dozen gatclnen have
been discharged farattcmptlns q s.eal
tickets. md several arc under arrest,
An entire lot of new tnrnstiles has
been purchased, and Ms soon ns possible
they win he put In place. On account
Of the fnulty tlrnstilcs II VIII be Inn
possible TO tell the exact number II yiH-
itors at the fair on Sunday nntii
the tickets taken at the various
gates have NIL been counted
1T Is known that over 10000
tickets wcre sold at the booths outside
tho gates To these must be added
those sold by the various railway COM
panies which carry passengers 70 the
fair, Then there arc $4,000 passes
issued 10 worlxmen, eonccssionaries, ex-
hibitors and the press, SO that the
Worlds fair officials are confident TINT
tho crowd at the fair on It's first open
sunday will be found 10 exceed 200. 300.
A member Of the barnau III admissions
said Monday that every effort was be-
ing made 70 bring TO jnstice the dishon-
est gatc-kcepers One was arrested
who had appropriated ans werth Of
tickets. He would DO punished 70 tho
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4 MII,LrON YRIEEDs

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and not loss than one million people
have found just such friend IN pr.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
lion, Coughs and Colds. If you have
never used this Great Cough Medicine,
one trial will convince yon that il has
Wonderful curative powers in All dis
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Zach bottle is guaranteed to do all
That il claimed or money refunded.
Trial bottles free at q. c. Williams,
=. \ Co.'S drug store. Large bottles
oOc and Sl.O0.
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pR. GRAVES IS FREE.
rho Accused Roiaonet Of Mrs. Esarnaby
Gets 4 New Trial. which Ends AIattars.

Tho Aceusrd POiaoneF Of Mrs. Barnaby
Gets New Trial, which Ends Matters
DENVER, Col, May 90 DR.. T. Thatcher
Graves, who last year was convicted Of
the murder Of Mrs. Josephine Bnrnaby,
OF Providence, n, l., was Monday free
man for the first tirnc in two years
Monday morning he appeared In Judge
Burns court. where his motion for d
new trial has been pending for some
weeks Without any delay the court
set the new trial for june IL. and fixed
tho doctors bail ut so. 600 Judge Ma
con, the doctors attorney, signed the
bond, and the prisoner walked from the
courtroom q free man. The general
opinion among the lawyers and court
officials Is that this ends the famous
case. There is9no expectation TINT the
second trial viii ever be called, and the
final motion will probably be noile
,.,.s,arrtttf
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
ma Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via the
B. q o. r. r.

ina Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via the
B. & o. r. r.
For the benefit OF those desiring to
attend the Worlds Fair the Baltimore
: Ohio Railroad win sell Excursion
tickets to Chicago and return, at all
TSs !: on its line, at low rates,
ilekets will be on sale until November
- and will be valid for return journey
slll November 18th, 1898. They
PROVIDE for reduction of 20 per cent.
i Ssiow regular rates. These tickets will
\ yahd only for continuous journey.
!, ilekets at higher rates will be sold
y nay VIII permit holders one stop over
pflnsliege going and returning.
railman accommodations may be
, y, in advance Of journey. For
i + and information apply to nearest
SsS = Y. Ticket Agent, OF Chas. o.
nv Genl Passenger Agent, Balti-
A'ore ND. 5-3-4t.
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lie Nm auRN INo ,.
The Young Man Destroyed Himself h
despair q conaasr'na n. Appetite fo'

The Young Man Destroyed Himself IN
despair a. conaanrine Iiis Appetite for
Liquor,
cHIcAao, May 30 qkn inquest was
held Monday on the body n r. II, MIL
burn. the son 81 W IL Milbnrn. tho
blind chaplain Of the house 81 repre-
scntatiyes. who killed himself Sunday
at the Saratoga hotel. The Testimony
brought out the fact very clearly that
tho young man committed suicide be-
cause he had dcspaircd Of being abio 70
conquer HIS appetite for liquor and had
concluded 70 end the fight The prin-
scipal witness at the inquest was s.
Quincy, OF the Mutual Accident Aesur.
ance Co, whose Office "A In the Hol-
lands building Mr.. Quincy said he
had known Chaplain Milbufn for
three years and when tho
latter came to chicnlyo 10 take
part in tho Worlds fair opening ex-
Hcrcises, ne stopped at his hoinc. After
hearing further testimony the Jury
brought In verdict 81 death by
suicide Mr. Quincy received, while
tho inquest was in progress, the follow
ing telegram from Chaplain Milbnrn,
'.Will yon kindly secure plnin coffin
and send my sons remains and effects,
and papers TO me here. Remember
my poverty. WIN remit expenses
later w. II. MILBgnN
Mr.. Quincy did as the father requested
md the body WINS semitic Jacissonvillc.
Monday
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coLuMelAN GUARDS.
rhcy Denounee sunday Openlnr Of the
Fair wlth enc Acclaim.


CuIrAGa. May MOI without any
special effort on their part tho ranks az
the Sundays closcrs have received On
addition Of about 1000 people Those
arc Tho Columbian guards Hollow
eyed and detected tho guards sat about
quarters Monday dcnonucinR Sunday
opening with ono acclaim Weary
looking jnnitors with hrooms laborcd
MI the morning In the buildings, pick
Ing up papers. carrying lunch boxes
half filled with dry crnsta. and banana
pcols. sweeping up peanut hulls and q
great variety 81 half eaten scraps that
bore silent evidence to the fact that the
visitors Of sunday came prepared for
picnic and left tho grounds looking
like tho Sunday picnic grounds Of Will
low Springs or Sharpshooter's park
Weary musicians tollcd up the stops Of
the band stands and sunk into their
chairs with an aif Of much abused nen,
each and every one declaring that the
work Of Sunday Ind worn them ont
and vowing that they were 10 favor ~
closed fair on the Sabbath day while
In tho far southeastern corner OF the
grounds on the shore If the south
ponds swarthy pondoliers bathc their
swollen hands and prayed for Sunday
closing GARDENERS iaborlnG until noon
plying their rnlses In the vain endeavor
70 separate The peanut shells and ba-
mana shells from tho young and tender
grass, whore the small boy disported
himself sunday in Defiance at tho q.
gantlc sign boards labeled Keep On
the Grass. .
The 900 college students who labored
Sunday struggled into tho grounds
Monday morning with bent shoulders
and dusty shoes, Totally unfit 10 pursue
their labor. desiring nothing bnt 10 20
70 sleep In their sqncaky rolling chairs
md lrrlm 81 sunday nloaina.
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CANoNsBuRa, Pa, May 80. The farm
house Of, Samuel Skilca; two miles west
OF this place, was destroyed by fire
early Monday morning, and three small
children were burned to death. The
fire originated in the kitchen from an
unknown cause, and when the parents
were awakened by II they attempted to
subdue the flames While thus engaged
the fire made such rnpid progress that
1t was impossible 10 reach the children,
who were sleeping in an upstairs room
One of the children was babe q few
months old, and the others were aged
respectively and IS years
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!. GEORGIA WIND STORM.


and Number InJurcd.
ATLANTA, Ga, May 30 "A terrific
wind storm, amounting almost to a cy-
clone, visited this part of the state Sun
day night approaching within two
miles Of Atlanta. Two deaths are re-
ported, namely that Of Mrs. Kinsley,
near Harmony Grove, and that Of Mr..
Baker. near Butler, while several are
said to be seriously injured. Thomas
Weaver, one-legged confederate
veteran Of Harmony Grove, had his
house and furniture blown away and
entirely destroyed
Mr. Weaver and his wife, together
with an infant child and an elderly
sister was fearfully injured, while his
little S-year-old son was probably IA
tally injured. Mr.. Weaver's wooden
leg was blown several hundred yards
away and was brought back to him
Monday by some neighbors who had
found 1t,
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The Lnteet Penaion Decision.

wMaHINGrON, May 30. Secretary
Hole Smiths latest pension decision
was tho topic Of general discussion
around the interior department Mon
day and among the pension attorneys
along Eaktreet Secretary Smith re-
ceiyed numerous congratulations from
members 81 congress and others who
called during the day The unani-
nous opinion Of these callers was that
the decision Is righteous one and In
strict conformity with tho law Of
congress. the act Of June 81, 1880.
The pension attorneys ara sad, for the
decision will make considerable differ
ence in their fees for the future.
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GLADTIDINas.

The grand specific for the prevailing
malady Of the age, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Rheumatism. Gostiveness,
General Debility, etc, is Baeons Gel
cry Cure. This great herbal tonic
stimulates the digestive organs. regu-
lates the Liver and restores the sys-
TEN to vigorous health and energy.
Samples FREQ. Large packages soc.
sold only by A. NJ. Gilbert & Bro.
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At the Old Capitol.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. May 90 Tho
train bearing the remains Of jefferson
Davis, en- route TO be reinforced at Rich
mopd. arrived here Monday, and the
body was conveyed 10 the Alabama Cap
iitol building, where Mr.. Davis years
ago tooIx the oath NJ president Of the
confederncy. When the train arrived
tho massive ohk caslxct was almost nm
discernible under the mass 81 flowers
hcapcd upon IL and surrounding II, and
Of every variety Of design, from the
most elaborate and costly u the simple
bouuuet
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WAsHIsGToS, May 30 AN order Il
said to have been prepared In the treas
ury department, and Il now awaiting
signature. which will forbid crossing
the border lines OF the United States.
by residents u foreign countries, be-
tween the hours Of Z p. m. andy6 a. m.
In other words. II guarantees a day
light inspection Of all people coming
into the country. II Is intended to pre-
vent the introduction Of cholera and
illegal Chinese and other things that
have been giving q great deal al
trouble
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ToPEKA. Kan, May 80. "A cousin Of
the notorious paltons, who has been
with the gang II several raids On KAN
vas banks, attempted suicide here Mon
lay BY jumping In the Kaw river.
lie was rescued. He says that
life as an outlaw has made him
miserable for six years. The dc
non Of remorse he claims caused him
10 seek death.
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NOW r. THB TINE

When moths begin to get in their
work, and if you want to save your
woolens, carpets, &c. from the ravages
q this pest, you can get nothing more
sure 10 kin them than COAL TAR
C,AMPH0R, which is much cheaper
laan camphor, and more effective. A
large supply of above article just re-
eelyed at A. M. Gilbert & Bro. 3, Drug
glst, I'm. Queen street.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 30. The
trial OF M J. O'Brien, the defaulting SUI
preme treasurer Of the Catholic knights
Of America, commenced Monday. An
action was also brought against the
Fidelity and Casualty Co. which was
on O'I,rien's bond for $50, 900, Tho
company claims that tho accounts and
bonds were ESQ. 900 short 81 balancing
when IL took tho risk In July O'Hri-
ems offer Of a compromise few days
ago was rejected and only long and
bitter legal battle will be the result.
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LoSDox, May SO. Col J. 7. North
the Nitrate King" 20 called, received
cable dispatch from Iquique. Chilli,
Monday, to the effect that q hurricane
had destroyed the mole at the nitrate
port az Junin and had done damage Il
The amount Of kihA. 600
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Frnnne,a Erlihlt Open.

CHIcAao, May 80. Frances com
handing and artistic pavilion in. the
liberal arts building was opened TO the
public Monday. and the exhibit at
trncted the attention 81 the thousands
who passed through the building dnr-
ing the day. The French exhibit H.
probably the most expensive at the
fair, the sculptured and painted en-
trance front capped BY grand arch.
costing fortune BY itself In bronze
and furniture tho exhibit Is not ex-
celled by any nation at the fair
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aerman Attaek on the nm.

BERLIN, May 50. The newspapers
here concur IN declRFing that the
awards at the Chisago Worlds fair win
be worthless, since the fair committee
has refused 70 give an international
composition to the ayaten 81 awards
The newspapers express regret that
tho German exhibitors were enticed 70
the Worlds fair.
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\ NEW YoRK, May 90. At meeting a
directors IL The Northam Co. held Mon.
lay the resignation Of Henry Willard
vas accepted Mr.. Wetmore, chair
man Of the executive COMMITTEES, was
elected 70 succeed Mr.. Willard. The
new president represents Mr.. John d.
Roclsafeller and other capitalists identi-
ned with the standard Oil Co.
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Insllann statne Calarle.e.l.

CHIcAao. May 40 The statue repre-
senting Indiana was Monday placed in
the state building. II II the work Of
Miss Matthews, native of the state.
The design Is strong, well-dcveloped,
mature woman II IL . fitting typifica-
tinn Of the state, beginning to realize
her power The pose Is graceful. and
tho ilue proportions are noble
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FAnaoe n. D.. May 80. The National
bank Of Fl Ashley Mears was closed
Monday BY the national bank ex-
aminer. The First National bank. a
Lalxea. n. d. also closed Indebted
ness WIN not exceed 900, 900, with Is,
ets i've times thpt amount,
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rae CHAMPION OF THE WORLD,

Tie Jewel process gasoline stove is
the Worlds Champion. Everybody
happy that uses them. For sale by
J W r, Fisher, King Street. "
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Uflttsh COmmtnAAulpfN 20 10 nsutpFtAAueNs
GIucAao, May 80. Tho British com
missionors here, Mr.. Walter Harris and
Mr.. Drcdge ARE TO be entertained 1t q
public banquet 70 be given In their
honor BY the colonial commissioners III
recognition Of their services here Ia the
muse Of imperial interests II Is ex-:
pcctcd that the principal official vis-
tors and inhabitants Of Chicago win
be present on the occasion.