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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-09-29
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REPUBLICAN Cry.
Stock extra from Almena, Sunday.
Art Lyman goes to McCook on ac.
count of Jack Curran's S return.
Mrs. Talcott has gone from Wilson.
vile to Orleans, as her husband is ur
there now.
Len Harding worked few days, last
week, while Talcott was getting in house
keeping shape.
Shorty Null shows up at the Nc
Donald depot occasionally and talks
railroading with the boys
Jack Curran and family returned from
the White City on last Saturday and re-
port most enjoyable time.
Brakeman Wright is seriously sick
with typhoid fever. We hope to note an
Improvement soon, however.
Mr.. Milt Peniger and family of Atwood,
Kansas, while en- route to the world 5
fair, stopped to visit with their cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Green.
The order of the day is to make
round trip and transfer your combi-
nation car. No. III was delayed as
minutes, Wednesday, a. m. while engag-
ed in this operation.
Agent Guy of Beaver City has a very
sick baby. His wife is convalescing,
however, and is now able to be up some.
We sincerely trust that she may soon
fully recover her wonted health, for she
has suffered several months now.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12
MICHIGAN PEN PUsHERs.
Have . Jolly Time 1T the Worlds
Fair.

CHICAGO. July u.--About 100 mem.
bers % the Michigan State Press asso-
ciation met at the Michigan building To-
day. At IL o'clock they gathered in as
senbly hall. where President r. w.
Palmer made shor: address ~ vel
come. Mr.. Palmer related number II
his experiences with members Of the
Michigan press. all of which. he de
clared. had been agreeable TO himself.
Junius +. Beal Of Ann Arbor, the refir-
ing president ~ the association. also
made an address. and the morning
passed with impromptu speeches ard
music.
Last night members 81 the association
20 the number IL DO arrived at the
Mecca hotel Most Of the party Will re-
main for week or more The aseocia-
tion held its annual meeting at Detroit
last Wednesday and Thursday, and then
by boat went up 81 MackiDac. leaving
there Monday on the Manitou and
reaching Chicago last night The re-
tiring officers IL the association are:
President. +. r. Deal. Ann Arbor: vice
president. L. r. Quinley, Detroit; secre-
tsry. James Slocum; treasurer. l.. NJ.
Sellers. Cedar Springs. The new oh.
cere elected on the boat yesterday are:
President. M. Quiuley; vice president.
Frank Green. Oiivet. secretary, janice
Schemmerhorn: treasurer. y &. Raw
sa4n Members ~ the association.
through the courtesy 81 Secretary Page.
eere given carte blanche a. the Midway
Pisisanee and viii reciprocsfe 10y pres
ent, for which purse was raised TO-
day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12
PRESIDENT COTTON Now.
The Detroit Man Made the Head Of the
Agricultural College.

LANSING, Mich, July 1.-THE state
board Of agriculture held a meeting yes
terday which continued till midnight.
Lewis G. Gorton. principal Of the Bis
hop school at Detroit. Was elected presi-
dent OF the Agricultural college 10 sue
cced President Clute. who resigned
some time ago. He will assume the
duties Of the position September /. when
a new term Of school begins.
The resignation OF G. NJ. HARDWOOD as
professor OF agriculture was accepted.
Clinton &. Smith, director Of tho expert
mental station at the Minnesota Agri-
cultural college. was elected as his sue
cessor. Mr.. Smith IL a graduate OF Cor
nell university and a successful and
practical farmer.
Prof. Gorton was born in Waterloo
township. Jackson county, about thirty
five years ago He received his early
education in the common district
schools and then graduated from the
Chelsea high school. After that he at
tended tho State Normal school at
Ypsilanti. graduating in 1879. During
the last year there he also attended
lectures at the university at Ann Ar
Dor. For four years after finishing his
course he was at the head Of the scien-
iific course in the Detroit high school.
In 1854 he taught sciences at the Michi-
gna Military academy.
During the years Of 1855 and 1856 he
was principal 81 the DufheId school. and
since then he has been principal Il the
Bishop school. He is president Of the
Detroit Teachers association.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

GovsRSnksr papers in Canada are
trying hard 10 convince the do ninion
farmers that they are not hungry, but
their success 10 hardly nattering. The
loss Of the American market has re-
suited in terrible agricultural depres-
sion. ard the best efforts Of the Cana
dian government to find an English out
lei ZOE their produce has ameliorated
the condition OF the farmers but little.
The government received crushing
blow few days ago in the shape Of a
notification from London that the en-
barge GU Cana disn cattle. which was TO
have been removed. would be continued
indefinitely. owing 10 the discovery Of
pIeuro pneumonia in Canadian ami
NAL recently iaaded at Glasgow. An
nexstisn seems to be the only relief for
thcs- unfortunate farmerA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

MsxsfIKlp. Ohio. July 1.-The
wholesale case u poisoning by the eat
Ing q eheese IN this city 6 much wore
than was 1t hrvt supposed. Nearly
every person In twenty .nve families Who
purchased and ats q the chess ere
nov afflicted. and feg twelve pomona
there Is slight hopss a recovery. The
following and msulbsss of their families
70 tho number given we're poisoned:
Frank Ackerman, rse persons; William
Bient. five persons; William both. two
persons; John Croea six peFsons;
George Cunningham. six persons; Henry
Faust. four persona; Geofge Fickei.
seven persons; John Fisher. nine per.
sous; John Gcriack. nine psrsons;
Charles Hans. four persons: Frank Hess.
three persons; Il. kelser, live persons;
IL. Ruesa. four persons; J. w. Steward.
three persons; George Wetherby. two
persons: Paul Wingert. eleven persona
One hundred and trn persons sampled
the cheese. which was manufactured
near the city. Nine doctors. together
with the coroner, are In charge Of the
afflicted. ard although no deaths are
yet reported. several person are expected
to die hourly. Health Ocices Reed pro-
cured two pounds Of the cheeee today
and sent il 20 the health department st
Columbus for aualysis-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

NKrrHKg Panama mud nor Paris riots
are sufficiently potent to overthrow the
French republic. The French chamber
and the French government are at this
moment Tar from popular in the nation.
but the people seem entirely willing TO
wait uatil election time comes and then
make constitutional change Of rulers.
This stability OF the young republic is
gratifying to lovers OF free government.
as il indicates that even the most er-
ratio movements In the direction Of lib
erty are apt to lead. finally. to desir-
able cad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

CLkyxxssp. Jaly 1.-THE imuenss
bailsllrg erected for the accommodation
II the siassrs in The great sangefEsss
thai IL being hsid Ia tkis city thls week
vss packed ter.ghs vith an a0disnce
that . a estlnsssd - number sou per
SOFA Itvss the openinx night II the
sAngerfest. and in sdditlca ~ the nat
ural euxtnsisy ~ 80 the interior II the
building and hsax the aSidssssr~ II Gov.
error Mckinley and others. there wss
IN additional attraction ia tbs facs that
tbs young Cleveland prima donna.
Ndlle. Rita Elandi, sas TO make
her Amsrscsn debut She has sung
both ID France and Italy with great sue
cess snd vss granted = private audience
By Victoria. tor whom she sun9 ia Cav
alsssa RussicsnA- Tonight her old
friends In this city. 70 the number 4
hundreds. with the thousands ~ wish
tors. listened "a the aria ~Ah Pertido.'
By Beethoven. and gave her one Of the
grandoss receptions that . singer ever
received Ia Cleveland. In addition 70
that SOLO number there Mas q solo BY
Niss Lena Little and . second one BY
kandi- Tho vast audiences Was treated
20 two orchestral numbers. . number OF
chorusss apd several sddresssA Cover
nor Mckinley wss given = reception
that was second only 70 that ct the lead
ing singer of the evening.
There are Thousands oe German sing
err Ia the city toaight and they have
been arriving all the evening and are
not all here yet The societies repre-
ssntsd are ~ follows: Frohsinnin. No.
bale. Alabama. Arion. Topeka. karsas;
Aurora. Newark. New Jersey; Lieder-
kfsnx. ST LOUIS; Hxrugari Iiedertafel.
Chicago; Freis Saenger Bund. Chicago;
SeneefeIder Lieslerkranz Chicago,
Liederkranz. Covington. Kentucky;
Maennerchor. Dayton. Ohio; Lietietafel.
Lawrencsbusg. Indiana; Schwsebischer
Sasnger Bund. Dayton; Harugari
Mscnncrchos. New Orleans; Alpenroe-
aii. Louisville. Kentucky. and all the
singing societies Of Cincinnati. The
representation from that city In the
largest here. and IL 10 confidently ex-
pected by tho Cincinnatians that they
will carry the prizes 10 be competed for
10 the Queen city.
Cleveland IL a mass OF bunting. IL il
hard to tell whether the red. white and
blue. or the rcd. white and black pre-
dominate. Every vacant ball in the
city, and every room Of any consequence
that viii accommodate a large body az
men has been pressed into use by the
active German citizens. Banners hang
from every wall In the city announcing
that the interior Is the headquarters Of
some visiting delegation. The attend
anee is larger. IL anything. than had
been expected; on account Of the attrac-
tons at the worlds fair. and the fact 81
stringency in business circles. il had
been deemed possible that the attend
ance would be light. but il is the largest
in the history Of the organization
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Br o vote cf twelve 10 eleven the
board Of education has decided that the
question Of free school supplies is not
entitled 10 reconsideration. The vote
~ final - FAR as the action OF the board
10 concerned but IL does not In the least
affect the principle at stake. The
passing 81 the original resolution was a
mistake. and the Tact that twelve mem
be-s % the board are fascinated by the
glitfering socIalistic features Of the
scheme hardly furnishes conclusive eyi-
dence that the theory is a sound one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Aslc there u a strong movement IN
erica In favor of what l. know ~ .
1nentzl- OF liberal Sunday. the
.ncy In the old world 10 Ia the direc-
Z Sunday Observance. New laws
Y toward this end have been
I'd. and Old ones enforced Fac
ARE. ~ q rule. closed on the first
fths week. and many stores are
p<aed This tendency h not pecn-
b any country. but seems To n
a among the central and north
~ nauonz
stro Hungary forbids the employ
a wonen and children on Sunday.
manufacturing establishments can
vae on that day without per
"a cabinet minister. But little
.fsy worix L. no~ performed en- the
: fsilxays % B~lxinn. and general
has been greatly redgced In
asrk al stores are clo-ed after . a.
riasa and employees arc given at
4 every other Suoday for Themselves
French sunday Rest League. or
I'D A. lSSq. has secured a heavy
sfemens "a the volume ~ Sunday
Sunday races are dying oat IN
ny. stsrcs are largely closed IN
and misunderstanding work Of al
a Forbidden.
olisad has slsp made great strides in
.li4ertson of Sunday rest. and the
.ss may ts said u Norway. ssitzer-
ri ard Sweden. Great Britain. q
srse. u Ssrdsy Observing nation.
hosaa Iitfl~ advsncs IA. been made.
q ssrre petitions askinx for the resss-
y Of SUNDAY labor have h>en signed
4 parts a ths empire. aud addressed
. hrly synod.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

PofE Lao and the kaiser have almost
certainly come 20 some sort 81 an under
standing. and lively interest is mani
fesiel throughout Germany to know
what conceesions are to be made the
catholics by Won Cspriva In exchange
Tor army bali votes. A great many per-
sons refuse % believe that the Jesuits
are e. bs readnitied into Germany. but
nevertheless many u the most shrewd
Observers think that was the bargain
nads with the csnter'ets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12
SAMOAN SITUATION CRITICAL.
Mstsafs L. Marching ON apis and n
Rattle u Imminent.

Arcxl.sn. July 1.-The samoan
msiltoat has arrived with sdvices which
confirm the repx,ff that the SITUATION ~
Samoa contirBes critical MataAfs =
marching on Apia. \ bsttie - immiu.
enf aud trade 70 ~ q standstih
Sxpxr4. y. :. ". july H. steamer
which arrived here to-day from The
Ssmosn stands briggs dispascte~ indi.
eating that var - imminent between
the faction snpporting king Naliefna
and TIE sahsfsnts Il Chief Natsafa.
A Rfisi~h warahip hss ben of,isrea -
prsc~ea - Awa. We capital q ths
islands sh~re shr vili ioin shr eefmsn
sod Ans~fscsa wss~hipe - preserve
order snd tfosAef fssessnefe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Ssats Bs<bars Ca, Y nou the Geo
~ q NE IN i<ssi~r" izdQs1sy. oacs .
Dss0psly - cur southern sspubilc.
The S<isia q shis vosdsrfsl handicruft
bas bsss. los aud the aists q sntiq-
atty. &shoseh IL u almost esrtainly
"a Arse = Nauxssh discovery. Asxi-
e. an lsathess vorksss = hxlf . ecu
tusy 80 u>es very proneient. hut moth
ing 10 oI0pasisoa with The opsrstosS u
sAnss tiaetasz The skllisd sorkman
uish oaly . ehissi and m2liet In an in
cssdibly shus space q time stznps
bssssifsd dorsl dssigns GA noistsned
lssthu. shs lsatksr having previously
b'ssa fsss from patterns o. outiinsA
Stamped leather wa originally used by
the Aexicans and native Csiifornians
Cor ernsmsatlng saddles. silver coin fur
nlshang the remainder Of the dscorsfions.
Many Of their Saddles we're surprisingly
beautiful. and cost into The Thousands
81 dollasA
Princess Louiss h credited With having
turned this wonderful Industry into
wider and more useful channels. When
on . visit 70 the coast ten years ago.
ths princess vas shown loe a ''horss
furniture" beautifully decorated With
stamped leather. and her strung CON-
mon Ssnse at cnec suggested that tho
Santa barbara product might easily be
put inso moro portable shapeA Ac-
cordingIy. her highness ordered leather
TO be stamped for music cssss, pocket
books. etc. which abe took away with
her. Tho result " the growth q IN in
dustsy that adds materially 10 the
wealth Of California
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

la y. CRASE. who died IN Lansing
yesterday. was one u the most faithful
and loyal newspaper workers Grand
Rapids has ever hal tie was warm
hesrfssi. generous and companionabls.
ard conscientious in ala that he did.
Every newspaper man IN the city eas
hss friend. ard his death ali lie ain
cereiy regretted by all
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

LarxR reports from the worlds 'sir
Are add 81 rather than detract from
the tefrors 81 that terrible affair.
and il viii bs recorded A. among
the usoss frightful events Of . year Of
horrors Many instances u personal
bravery that ara calculated 10 awaken
ons's admiration Ter his kind are re-
ported. Such affairs bring out the better
side az human nature
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

PtAv beer IL said b. b in better de
raaai than champagne at the fashion.
sbls resorts. owing 30 the financial de
preston. Iho-- vho g~t Grand river
water every day without money and
without price. are subject IN no such
fluctuations Il fortune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

LOUISVILLE. KY. July IL. Judges
Lurton and Barr handed down an i'm
portant opinion in the United States
circuit court today in the case OF j.
Kennedy Tod ct al. declaring that the
guarantee by the Kentucky Land com
pany OF the bonds Of the company. and
OF 100000 OF stock, is valid. This re
verses decision II the state court Of
appeals. The suit involves s3,l00,000
OF bonds and stock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

s1ksa appreciate the fact. but
.saGw place THE sads u the
ksroq y the ints<i..r d . states
cnn Ials are silaoss invariably
4 bsf.ts reaching thu go Of Il
q a ulAturs years aud honorable
len Go 70 fscs nearly certain
. nndI arrest Tor the szks Of
snonsy . little more rapidly than
inz<> bus.nss4 Ii this age OF
ID telegraph the arms u justice
with = wide sweep
snitbs speedy arrest Tor forgery
tor4 nay. the almost newt
..lls ofhis odsnse. IL 10 con,par-
cay y get money out Of a bank
n ~ sergrd papers. bat the dif-
axt is}n making q safs retreat
v<~ DO not among the dullest
>n earth. and when Furnished
8cxs0cH or descriptions nno
soohid IA runntsx down the most
r2>caL
riA3s dispatches tod how
II Isoia eoavics~ among them a
Rzpi<is boy. faced death at the
~ u their guards loaded Win
Ne rather than longer endure hor-
on,inenent in priscn- In spite
warning Leon s'mith and . hall
,thsr Grand Rapids boys ar sx
very effort 10 break into that
sr,son. Men would not be %
Tie crime which young Smith
sd-ssealing half . million
g less than the inventioa Of a
Ills chance % escape after
Ting forgeries b such an amount
sot be- one In ten thousand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

FsssEpxSr CLsvsrssps surplus adi-
poss tissue u N be rrsiuced 10 the
amauat a seventy Eve pcunds by a
New York specialist n the president
.sn't careful ms intrinsic va!u- vill Tall
bslaw that q . silver soiisr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

NEw YoEK, July 1.-The CONNER
cial Advertiser this evening says: Still
another actress has joined the matri-
monial state since the cIosing Of the
season. Evelyn Pollock. the soubrctte
in Hoyt's A Temperance Town. 10 the
bride. Mr.. kirkoyer, the groom 10 a
Harvard student who il 10 claimed will
soon come into q 100000 He is con
Of II. Donnelly Kirkover. the we'll
known turfman Of Chicago"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Rasvx a. we're The Chlc-go arsmen a.
rs rarisls fsr Nonasy. ih~is esuzl-
ssn hs fsaed IN fhs Grand Hsp.sss de
psr'@ens towards arr act iooking Zoe
.,sas. q tnsi klsd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

LoxDos. July II The Gios's ssys II
u authorised h. ieny the prlls.h~d
stsseraent to the eject that AZ III cop
tsias a the se~~eis ,hsf ion. part 10 the
naanneuvrss a the Britain Medit~r
rsaesn squadron q Tripob we're 10 Be
sss-a ~ eoufs martial fos oh~yins A
sntrat frx~ns esrnsis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

<kow a va possshle that lad -
af< ruuki coms into possession n
e.ace xisi fliesi sith powder 10 aet
arrut AMI a. explanation from IRE
4, ~ho salsl o. gave such quantity
.xplcsisrs n fas Stewart by On he
sing q - Fourth - July IL cer-
liz ~ orsser. The fact that the child
barned - fr,ghtfaiiy ~ an -xri.r
uat Il Vas necessary - take hin
Marks hospital that the injuries
.ee. bTea-t snd arms we're hor
a .le~cripfter does not aid
lnsifty q the che Who fur.
- explosives
- ps@eet through IN. dsy
fsriru harm. ,he offence
ave b-cn nitigateei although
soula probably have created
al IL n Horstrous thing
"a rs.sfhers baby 1T Il ehsnc- D.
sus ke~ pennie--csn oosne mite po~-
sessoc Il enough po~sler - rata y fnr
e. ssd @pme one shoaisi ~ made an
ssaple - 6>fcr~ an indignant father
,kr- me law N hi= svr hansis
Again. the dyneuite 'irssrsckefs Gid
, titsn ests "a Tuesday can hardly %
.isi ~ have ss;ri - the sctusl pleas
20 - the nsticns Festival Svn-
r~sser fsm q hundr~d years pest. ere-
- srcueh hssor 81 tae feaFth -
uly n .atieff r<su~ssshie peeple sn5 a
r~xs shsn qaestseu sh~fhef th~
49, ds>s--r~ssesssf srierrs se~.i - rsilesi
4 3. al IA ths vvrs - ra.slrx Aa<r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

t.aspau. 3uiy ~ u sesfease g. Ia
4assies - ~ ksiasz = es.ssatsas f'sfsy
. y fsise-ell, PatliamensaFy s~sfstaty
q shs fna.a ssfse. sssiesi tfsat 80 pftleef
q Tie f~essf sasef l<ss~i<tsst Il ssH
Gssesnsa~sf q lsasa SO hsa 70 ga Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

ofieinal f'hasirs A. Niner. Frederick
~ piinx tsfs2snal. uhio~s src Ca
.ss.if. ststlf jnathrf nipefs q Clark
Saa~se suiss Costello fmothexk
I.oa.lsa Cto~s. Nsyrnrrt is<~&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

value u the rup~s - Is psncs q any
other sroant, bot 10 prevent fsense
fall 10 the prizes q rupsak He ack1sd
that there wss rot 6xed rattle Y value
bstsc<a ths rapss and he sovereign.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

t,srsr IisftsFs's Struggle esnr h,s.n~
RUE v - ssv~iss What fsasiy hAs nss
rs--s shr~ash ar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12
NETS Buyy, cnIlDRHs cl1IIme FURNISHING soouS
HATS, ETC., ETC.
At Quarter on Regular Prices.

One Dollar full value returned for every y cents
invested No garments taken down stairs or marked
in the store CASH the only power that viii let you
in on this unprecedented offer. Nothing reserved
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

ss11ox, July IL. = For Lover
ssas Tziz. except local showers
6s<u pos4ion, warner soathefly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12
"Cy Havoc and Let Loose the Dogs Of War;"

them
coIlared or some M collar and
chagrn, what ignomny what tantalzing
come upon you The origin of dog
what dark doubt Adam have had terrier
guard the cottage while enjoying
hi. scstn. may the fact
ucoria the dog has been TO through thick
and thin faithful friend ally.
place around the neci of such friend
token of appreciation the shape - collar
ought be to Cairo without
cent TO pay way. We making
Special Sale or Dog Collars.
Dog MuzzIes. Dog Medicines.
Dog Leader and
Dog ParaphernaIia OF all sorts.
No dog small TO h from stock- No dog
large neck with Brass Band and
savage breast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-13

At the meeting of the Short Story Club OF
the Western held Friday afternoon the new
story, The f1,OOO.0O0 Bank Note by Mark
Twain. was read by Mr.. John Lacy. Miss Isa-
belle Turkenton contributed sketch of the
authors life and Miss Elsie Roche led the dis
custom
The Debating Club has recognized under
most suspicious circumstances, and the meet
iugs will. without doubt. be most pleasant and
profitable TO ITS members. The debates are az
a rule spirited and skillfully conducted and are
OF such character to broaden the culture
of the pupils Of the school. A most interesting
feature is the delivery Of an essay or Grafton at
each meeting by one of the members.
Class room is now used a music room BY
Miss Scanned, the teacher. instead Of the hall
as formerly.
Friday afternoon regimental drill by the
cadets was held at the street market at 2:3C
pm. under command Of Col. Richelderfer
This was for the purpose of giving the cadets
experience in battalion maneuyers in prepare
ton for their appearance on February ~.