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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-08

a. S'NA 4 ~ IA ~
a scrap Of paper
rp in the street one
day. found it con-
tanned DR.. Ken.
redy's s Favorite
l,cmcay adyr,isa-
EleBt, and osispar.
ticu!erly hit his
case, bought the
medicine aud found
the help he had
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-08
CHAPTER xv.-coNTrNuED.
by t. c. DE LEON.

tCopyrgh isoi by J. D. Lippinoott Co. and Published
by Special Arrangement.l
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lANNey AhtA NhNs ~
pains in NY side, my
urine was subject to
violent stoppages, and
often tinged with
blood. l lost flesh,
appetite, and strength.
I consulted several
physicians who said l
was suffering from
gravel and hnam-
alton OF the kidneys
and that I could live
but q short time, Mr..
John Spencer OF Pitts
Aeld loarnin0 OF my
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-08

lI4SsisETYS3.as .asls, your own e
somsbody elsa -.
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...l II I'LL TALKING OF IT.
z Ccrortcr investigates several public
recommendations, and finds
-.vERY WORD TRUE.
scsse Words OF Praise spoken than Pub
lished.


The strong letters of recommendation
and experiences which have so frequently
appeared In the various daily papers.
exciteN the curiosity of the Editor of the
Alban 4rgus Determined to know as to
the genAinenes' of the published docu-
ments, placed matter in the hands of
one of their re, orters, Mr.. Robert A.
Male, the veteran foreman Of VanSlyke& &
Horizons Tobacco Factory. on Broadway,
Albany, N. Y, was first called upon, and
shown the following:
About ten years ago had great deal Of
trouble with stone In the bladder, and had TO
su0rnit TO an operation. But the old Aouble re-
appeared and feared that another operation
would be necessary. A friend suggested that
try Dr.. K-nHcdy's Favoiite Remedy, OF Rom
d1lt. NJ. Y, after using the medicine short
Shilc, iOdnd 1t was doing me good. contin-
rcd jts rso and am happy TO say II entirely
tu,@d re, Itake II whenever feel a little out
u rs, AMI railways does me good. But for
Nlny rr Urinary trorble Of any kind am q
PROOF OF its curative powers.
Mr.. Male said every word was true and
rnd he would not be without that valu-
able preparation.
,'r. 7. c. Brink, Of Ponghkeepsie, NY,
va famous eyDerienca published,
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condition, said don't MIR. Peter Lavler.
bother with the doctors. take Or. David Ken
nedy's Fayorite Remedy and be cured" ] al
oncs sent for the same, and had taken only part
of the bottle, when two pieces Of stone passed
my bladder, and now am entirely we'll Costiye-
ness and rheumetism trouble me no more, and
feel Ike q new man. Thanks entirely 10 Dr.
Kennedy 8 Favorite Remedy,
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Mr.. Il. ID. Parsons. says:
~ Suffered beyond words to describe. None
Of the means taken produced any benefit, until
began the use Of Dr. Kennedy's Favorte Rem.
edy which dissolved the stone, the symptoms
beRan TO yield, the pain ceased and from this
time my recovery was complete Can after
this experience speak too highly Of that which
saved MY l!fef"
II can speak in Liz her praise than /
hive written" are the words Of every per-
son ] talked with, which proves the great
popularity Of this remedy, possessing
what no other medicine has, the
power TO save life. 1t can lie used with
ssfnty by all ages.
The worst cases Of nervous prostration.
leerlcssness, headaches and digestive
foubles. yield to It's curative power. Salt
cum, eczema. Rheumatism, scrofula, or
~ diease arising from impure blood,
re banishcd by this brain, nerve and
',ooI tonic, DR.. David Kenncdy's Favor.
.;e I.emedy.
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Mr.. e. d. Parsons, head book.keepcr
Wholesale Dry Goods House Of s. ].


old & Co..
Rochester, N. Y,
had a similar ex-
perience. Seized
one day with pain in
his back, next came
sloppage Of urine.
Medical advise was
sought. and promo
.unced 1t stone in the
bladder. In writ
ing TO a friend he
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-08

secret as desperate in peril-was
needed; and that grand fellow yonder
risked halter hourly-bore obloquy
and insult from both sides-to serve the
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PELXOTO AGGRESSIVE.
His Vessels to Force a Naval Bat
tie with MellO,
THE LATTER AFTER RECRUITS.

Gone to IA Penal Colony, Where He Hopes
to Get Thousand Convicts to Man
His ships-The Nlchthoroy starts After
Him.
PEENAMHUCO, Dec. 2G.-Thc situation Of
affairs has very materially changed i'm this
city within the last few hours. Until yes
terday Pernambuco believed chat it's har-
Dor was to be the scene of the first big
naval battle between the Repubhca, Ad-
miral Mello IS best warship. and the Aqui-
daban, her companion rebel ship, ON the
one side, and the Nichtheroy, President
PeiXotos dynamite gun cruiser, on the
other
The news just received changed the
whole aspect of affairs The rebel war
ships, it was then learned, were not on
their way to Pernambuco, but ON the
contrary, had sailed towards the mount
aiuous and rugged island of Fernando de
NohOuho, whore there is a large convict
settlement. The island, despite its rug
gedness. possesses considerable fertility,
and its several harbors, defended by forts,
would enable Mello to make a vigorous
resistanceif if attacked.
The revolu tionary admiral's object in
going to Fernando de Noronha, which is
over 100 miles from the main coast Of
Brazil, is to compel as many able bodied
convicts as he can find in the settlemtnt
to 20 aboard his vessels Hud join their
crews. 1t is said that he expects to secure
not less than 600 men in this way.
Upon the receipt of this news aboard
the Nichtheroy there was great activity
noticeable. Members of the crew were
sent ashore i'm small brntg tO sparch
-. an. 90 ~. -
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ELIzABETHTOwE, Ills, Dec 26.-At a
christmas dance at Rock Creek, near here,
Dave Evans ANA John Howell appeared
Tor the purpose as they said, Of raising a
disturbance, and doing up George Bar
nard." Barnard was too quick for Evans,
the spokesman, and sent ball crushing
through his mouth. Barnard S assaiiants
smrtied their reyOlvers at him, Howell
following him up and shooting him until
he fell dead Frank Ledbettor, by
stnder, was shot in the thigh -Four bull
tets took effect i'm Barnard body Howell
gave himself up, and Evans lies in a criti-
eel condition. An old grudge is at the
bottom of the affair, occasionsd by
trouble over "a woman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-26

WASHINGTON, Dec g6-The annual foot.
ball game in this city on Christmas dav
between team composed of the promi.
nent players of college teams who reside
in this city and the eleven of the Column bia
Athletic club has become one of the fea-
lures of the holiday season in the District
of Columbia Yesterday the opposing
teams lined up before crowd of about
$500 persons and though, the game from
a scientific standpoint was not as bril-
liant as it might have been, the individual
work Of some of the men was of high
order. The Washington team won by &
to d
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-26

CHICAGO, Dec 96-Oncers uealy and
Morgan, of the Dearborn street station,
were locked mp lns. night charged with.
the murder of Samuel Nelson. the pro
prietor of O. small cigar store Nelson
met the ofli"ers in front of q saloon and in
vited them in to celebrate Christmas.
The officers soon left, and Nelson had a
row with the harkceper, who elected him.
The Officers, who We're outside tried to
pacify Nelson, but he knocked Healy
down. He was then put under urrost, and
when be attempted 20 escape they both
upeueg fire ou him, one bullet iuNicting a
wound 'r-w which N.'I-rU .nnr died
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-26
1ENN0YERS CHRISTMAS LETTER.
5regon's Governor Appeals to the Presl-
dnnt I'm RehnIf of Silver.

dent in Behalf of silver.
SALEM, Ore, Dec Ex-Governor PEN
loyer yesterday addressed the following
etter to President Cleveland
The extraordinary circumstances which
Jreet the return of this holiday must be
ny excuse for writing you. Today is the
lrst Christmas in tho history of Oregon
where more than two-thirds Of its people
Ee without employment and more than
,ne third are without sufficient means Of
mpport Business is almost completely
tagnated. The laws of congress which
lave Disseminated against silver and
made gold alone full legal tender money,
Tiviug to the money lender the privilege
VI refusing both the silver dollar and
llver certificate, thus render unavailable
more than oue-hulf of the national cur
'eucy as absolute debt paying money, are
no sole causes of the impending star
ationn
Governor PcunOyer then calls attention
o the pl8nk- of the Democratic platform
declaring for tine use of both gold and sill
Ter metal as standard money. and con-
,ludes:
"Nou are father. and you no doubt
'eel grateful TO God when You, upon re-
.iring To rest, look upon your sleeping
nabies in cir CouCuu-. the pictures "
lenlth, consequent upon their having
uhiyiency ot food and clothing pray
ron, however. to enlarge the scope of your
vision and behold as you can in many
and many "a cot, children loved as much
by their parents as yours are by you.
weak and -.clly from insufficient food
and clothing the innocent victims Of
vicious iingucial legislation, and then re
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-26

PATERSON, y. j., Dec. 20 William
J effer is credited with having eloped with
Mrs Minnie Fstzer, the handsomest
woman of Hawthorne. Mrs Jefrer is left
with four little children, and is again soon
to become a mother. Gustave Fptzer, the
husband of the woman who he is charged
with running away with, left a little child
of rs months TO be cared for by him
Jetler, who was q prosperous contractor,
left a horde of disappointed creditors be
hind The couple are said to be en- route
for California.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-26

New YORK. Dec 26-In the six day go
as-you-please bicycle match, which started
at Madison Square Garden Sunday mid
night, the score at a. m. was us follows:
Ashing, PSI; Albert, 3IT,5; Shock, HO2;
Marsin, 4Os.4; Waller, 402 l.; Golden, 3OG9;
MeiXell, 3.25I; Hosmer, 364 Forster, 23Il;
Fuller, 25l.S; Van Einburg, 3O51; Barton,
25O &. Starbuck 3lO
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-26
4 LITERARY CRANK.
He Wrote Threatening Letters to
National Leaders,
SAYS HE WAS PAID FOR TIE WORK.

Ho Is AN Austrian by Birth, but Denies
Completely with Any Anarchistic soci-
cty-Didn't want 60 Go West Through
Fear Of the "Dsnearuua Coyotes"
WASHINGTON, Dec gj-Joseph Douian,
bhc man who has been writing threaten
Ing letters TO "a mum bpr OF prominent pub
lie men during the last two weeks is i'm
Jail today lie walked into the detective
bureau of James A. McDeyitt yesterday
afternoon asking for food The detective
took him into q coffee house aud had
something prepared for him To- eat Mean
time he questioned him and learned
enoEFh TO liN his identity.
Doulan is 2S years old, and has the
dropping eyelidswhich usually accompany
brooding and melancholy disposition
The mans manner of relating his story
gives ample evidence that he does not he
lie his appearance i'm this respect. lie
talks nationally and with rather studied
effort to avoid amy appearance of bitter
ness or the expression of any unorchistic
view.
letter from this man to Senator Mills
a few days ago caused the senator's SON,
Charles Mills, TO secure leave from the
authorities to go armed for the protection
OF his father. For several months pas; he
has been writing similar letters to mum.
Der 81 prominent public meu, among
whom were Vice President Stevenson.
Senator German, Senator Mills, Senator
Sherman, and, as the man himself claims,
President Cleveland and Secretary of Wut
Lamont. AS long ago ms during the fight
over the silver question i'm the senate
Vice President Stevenson received letters
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-26

BEDFORD Pa, Dec. 2G.-Reports from
various parts of this county indicate that
Sundays earthquake lasted eighteen or
twenty seconds. In many places houses
were shaken to such an extent as to seri-
ously alarm the inmates The shock ap
pears to have travelled in southeasterly
direction, and was most perceptible to
those persons who live near the noun
taing
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Brazil, Ind, Dec 26-Asheville, just
south of here, is excited over an alterca-
ton that occurred there Sunday night.
The fight was the result of drunken
revelry, and many persons took part.
William McCielland was dealt heavy
blow in the head, which crushed his skull,
fatally injuring him Several others were
badly cut and lacerated
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A NnLed nandIt Cnntnret.

LONDON, Dec ga dispatch to The
Times from Paris says El Bachir, who has
long been q terror to the inhabitants of
Kabylia, has been captured Since Nov
% tweuty-oue brigauds have been cap
tured or killed. Since the arrest of FL
Bochir confidence has been restored
among The people.
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Grirardv111e. Pa.
NOTICE

OFFICE SuHUYLKLL Co. COMMISSIONS RS. 3
Put.svlle Pa, December 28, 1888,
The following Schuyl,jl county per ceEt
7on1s have been drawn for redemption, viz.
Oh tine s. 900 denomination. Bond NO.4
OF the eluW denomination, Bonds Nos. ca sl,
6t. 13 and %.
or the $500 denomination, Bonds Nos, 49, 92
80 l2 and 07
The holders OF the above viii please present
Pie same tl The County Treasurer for payne No
before the last day or December 1893 as iu-
teIest viii cease on that date,
BY order of County Commissioners,
223 % PHIL. j. CONNELL. Clerk
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NEW York, Dec. 28-There is no doubt
now as to the destination of the crack
cruiser New York. She sailed from tha
Brooklyn navy yard this morning, and
with the exception of "a short stay some
where near irayesend Bay TO take apilor
on board, she viii go directly to Rio
Janejro
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-26

LONDON, Dec 26 The Times prints a
special Berlin article on the relations of
Sweden and Norway 1t says that there
is every reason TO believe that the king of
Sweden is prepared 70 use force to main.
tain union between the two countries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-26

NEWARK, n. j., Dec. 26.-James Walsh,
2l years old and James Farley, 23 years
old, We're arrested upon a charge Of high
way robbery having knocked Edward
Pilgen down and robbed him of a small
amount of money Pilgen was roughly
handled by the highwaymen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-26

PARIS, Dee. sj.-Durug the celebration
of midnight mass in the Catholic church
at Beziers, in the south of France, a dyna-
mite bomb was exploded. There were a
number of people i'm the building at the
time, and the explosion caused a panic.
No further particulars have been re-
aafr.J
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec 25 Wayne
of Pennsylvania, who is in
the city, said today that the president of
the United States could not have given
him position more to his liking than the
Italian mission. He will start for Rome
about February
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-26

For five years l suffered with pain and dis
charge OF the throat, hacking cough, frontal
headache, weak eyes, sc, at times, could NOT
talk above a whisper, lost weight continually,
and not aale to work. 1 was treated by the
best physicians in the county, but received no
relief After giving up all hopes 1 was rec lm.
mended TO use a bottle OF Mayors Magnetic
Catarrh Cure. After using II for four weeks
my spsech returned. All symptoms Of Catarrh
have disappeared and 81 feel like a different
person"
MRS, ELIAS HANDWERK,
Elk Lick, Somerset 90 Pa.
The above is one of the many testimonials
we have received this week and we viii publish
every two weeks @ diuOual persons having
been cured 10y olr marvellous medicine. Try a
bottle anU ha cured q. one.
MAlERs' DRUG Co.,
Oakland Md,
For ale by druggists.
Aayyrs' Nagu. lo CaJarrh Cure is the only
medicine used by yapOr inhalation, and rs
guaranteed by your druggist,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COLLECTORS WANTED.-For particulars
> apply at HLRALL Office q
DEAL ESTATE FOR SAIE-Pioperty
n situated at the northwest corner of Coal
and CHtharine streets coEsisttus Of one lot.
3JNl51 feet, ana six dwelling hCu5nE Apply TO
trauk W. Wilson, $40 North Jard!n sute..
H. ls.2w
dNE to $50 per week using and selling Old
DHU R,lanlC Fltlcr Every family has
Iusty, worn knives 70 ks, suoonG enc Quickly
piated by dip ing IN melted metal No *
.erence or nnr1 w r'-: good situation. 4 l-
dress w p. Harrison * Co Clerk No, IA, Col
umbus Ohio.
DANK rLECTION.-Thea annual election OF
ID the stockholders OF the Merchants Ma
uHnal Bank. ot Shenandoah, Pa, will b. held
q tine Banding House, TUESDAY January gth.
1894, between the urs nf 4 and % m., for the
purpose OF electing thirteen U3J directors 20
serve the ensuing year.
l205t oaw E. b. HUNTER, Cashier.
DSTATE OF EDWIN GhIFFIN. deceased
u Lettergu OF administration on the estate OF
.sWin Grimm. late OF the borough OF Sueuau.
uOah Schuyldl county, Pennsylvania, ue.
lcgsod, have been granted to Mary Ann Griffin,
residing i'm the said borous h, 10 whom All
pnrsO indebted TO said estate are requested
90 make payment and those having claims or
demands, viii make known the same W thOut
delay NJ ? RY Ann GRIFFIN,
Admiui-trg triX.
Decemhe- IL, 1893. I2ll6-oaw
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TAR. j. $, ChLLEN,
~ No 81 South Jardin Street Shenandoah.
OFFICE HOURS. 1880 to , and G.3O 20 8 p. M.
Except Thursday evening.
No office 1r0rt Or iSIHG0U eIceDt 63, arrange
meHL 4 strict 0dhcreacc to the oDice hours
is Ubs3itcly necessary.
l03l.6m NIGHT CALLS DOUBLE
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-08-21
CLOSE SHAVE.
A Boys Hond Nearly Crushed by a Pill,
Driver Hammer.

A Boys Hond Nearly Crushed by a Pile
Driver Hammer.
The boys who congregate along the
river front DO not allow any opportuni-
ties to get into mischief to escape them.
b. Mcmahon IL Son of San Francisco
are constructing bulkhead at the Clunie
Warehouse and use a pile driver in their
work. The other night when he quit
work the engineer left considerable steam
in his boiler and went home.
1t did not take the boys long to dis
cover the state of affairs, and then they
deliberately went in for a picnic Of q
kind they do not often get a chance to en-
JOY.
One of them acted as engineer, and an
other mounted the derrick to where the
heavy hammer is raised in order TO let 1t
drop.
The steam in the boiler gave sufficient
pressure to enable them 10 run the ham,
mer up and let it drop several times, but
the last time the young engineer who
had taken his station on the main top
gailantmast announced that she" wouldn't
leg go.''
One of the youths, whose curiosity was
greater than his discretion and who had
taken much interest III the proceedings,
attempted to inspect it from the under
side and ascertain what was the matter.
just as he got fairly beneath it the ham
mer was lOCsened, and he had barely
time to get his head out Of the way when
down it came, giving him a hair cut on
one side of his head for which he had not
bargained, and the hair remained on top
Of the pile as a reminder to him of the
narrow escape he had just had IL is safe
to say that he will be very careful in
future how he offers his head as u SUBJ
stitute for pile.
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Specifications For Subterranean
Water.

I.-PRovISIONS CONCERNINGS WELLS,
The water to be supplied shall be OBJ
tanned from we'll. or system of wells, to
be sunk at such places within the county
ofSacramento, and outside the limits ofthe
city of Sacramento, that the well nearest
the city shall be located at least one-halfa
mile from the present limits of the city
Such wells shall not, nor shall any of
them, be sunk within a distance nearer
than one-half a mile from any natural
surface stream or pond of water. The
mouth of each we'll should be at such an
elevation as to afford drainage of all the
surface water away from the entrance of
such well, and the contractor shall be OBJ
hgated to fully prevent accumulation or
existence near any well of any substance
calculated to create impurities in water.
Each well made use OF shall be sunk to
a depth of not less than 100 feet, verti-
cally, below the natural surface of the
earth, and each well shall be sunk to such
depth that the supply of water OBJ
tanned shall be from beneath stratum of
clay, or other earth imperviOus to surface
and sipage water, and all the water sup
piled shall be obtained from below a
stratum of earth impervious to surface
and sipage water, and all wells, cisterns,
reservoirs, tunnels, and other excava-
tions, made use of in obtaining such sup
ply, shall be cased go as to fully exclude
all surface and sipage water, so that all
water delivered shall be water obtained
from below such impervious stratum and
free from all surface ana sipag5 water.
u.-QUANTITY OF GROUND TO BE USED.
The contractor shall obtain absolute
ownership in fee simple of at least ten
acres of ground, on which the pumping
works and reservoirs are to be built, and
such pumping works and reservoirs shall
not be constructed within 100 feet from
the exterior boundaries of said tract of
land: and at all times said lands and the
water works thereon, shall be so man
aged as to prevent the accumulation of
any material or substance thereon hav-
ing the tendency TO create impurities in
the water. And the said land used bv
said contractor shall be included in the
term land in purchase by the city.
DISAGREEMENT TO PURCHASE.
During the eighteenth year of the said
term OF twenty years, the city of Sacra-
mento shall have the right and option to
purchase the water rights, wells. lands.
reservoirs, building, machinery and
other property constituting the water
system made use of by the contractor in
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-08-21
CIRCUS MAXIMUS
Prominent San Franciscans Who VIII
Give Assistance.

Prominent San Frnnciscans Who VIII
Give Assistance.
John Theobold, an enthusiastic athlete
of san Francisco, and prominent MEM
Der OF the Olympic Club, came up from
the bay Saturday evening to assist the
local athletes i'll their preparations for the
reproduction OF the old Circus Maximus
which is to be given at the State Fair.
Mr.. TheObold reports that the Olympic
boys are taking a great interest in the
work of the local men, and that there will
be a large delegation OF them here during
the fair. He says Amadee JOullin, the
well-known artist, will be here shortly to
do what he can 10 improve the artistic
arrangements. Mr.. JoulIin had charge
of these details when the Olympic Club
held its roman revival, and he Is a valu-
able man to have around.
Mr.. Joullin Will also assume the part
of a Senator in the cast. \ contingent
from the bohemian Club of san Fran
cisco will be among the Senators, too, in
Guiding Dan UConneu, George L. Brom-
ley, James Hamilton, Nanderlyn Stow,
George Maggie, Alfred Wilke and others.
A. j. treat viii also come up from the
bay to take part.
Quite delegation of athletes were out
to the New Pavilion yesterday morning
practicing the various games iii the arena
\ big rehearsal will take place there
Friday evening.