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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04
CRANK AFTER PReNoeReAsT.
Hr say. Hc Has Done Nothing Wrong and
Wants Him Freed.

Chicago. Jan. l-Thcre was great ex-
element in the Office of the criminal court
clerk when big countryman >talked in
and demanded an order tn see Prcnder-
CAST. the assassin: II intend TO get him
out Of jail. g said the visitor calmly. ''IIe
has done nothing wrong in killing Mayor
Harrison. | demand his freedom. II you
will no, lc; him ort you must let me see
him and ;hcn the Lord will help me to
litrrate him.
My name is Frederick 4. Names and |
live NJ OTTAWA. Mich. said he. MY husi-
nes- l. Tea preach the Gospel and assist God
t. induce the contrary hearts Of the rich tn
hclp the poor and needy. ! want to get
i'rcndcrga-t out lie did rich; in killing
Carter Harrison. II was for the good q;
the world had been praying about it
for several days before he WIS killed. One
/ DAY whca was going to En:glewood was
| told that Harrison had been killed and
\ | knew that my prayer had been an
swercd.'
Names was sent 10 the detention hos
! pital
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04
BUSINESS PICKING Up.
Nearly sli the Iron and steel Plant. Abor
Fitt>burg Resume.

Nearly al the Iron and steel Plants About
Fitt>i,urg Resume.
PiTrsBrIG. Jan. s.-Ncarly all % the
iron and steel plants in and about Pitts
burg resumed operations. giving employ
ment tn thousands Of idle men. On the
south side divers Tenth street mill, Sligo
mill. Clinton MILL Jones q I.auchlin's.
NJ Byers * Co. and Bilworth. Porter
4 Co are all working. Carncgie's city
mills resumed ia some departments and
others viii. be started before the close of
the week The Homestead Steel works
Of this firm resumed operations in every
department The exact number securing
work could no; I've learned. but it is es,i-
mated M 2..nn. II j. claimed that the
company has orders enough on hand to in
sure operations until April /.
A Youngstown. O.. dispatch says the
AmalcaIna;cd officials have been notified
by the Manufacturers association tina,
.hc scale for pudding fixed there ut S3. .;
must bc reduced 10 50 10 on April I. Anal
samatcd men claim the cut vii! not bs
L sp,l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04

From a letter written by Mrs. Ada
l.. Hurd. of Groton. 5. d.. we quote:
WAS taken with bad cold. which
settled on my lungs. Cough set in
and finally terminated in consump-
ton. Four doctors gave me up. say
inc could live but Il short time.
gave myself up to my Saviour. deter
mined if l could not stay with my
friends on earth. ! would meet INV
absent ones above. My husband was
advised to get DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. gave il a trial, took in all.
eight bottles: it has cured me. and
thank God | am now well and
hearty woman. Trial bottles free at
Hartz 4 Bahnsen's drug store. regu-
lar size. soc and 81.
GOOD LOOKS.
Good looks are more than skin
deep. depending upon a healthy con
dition of all the vital organs. If the
liver bc inactive. you have a bilious
look, if your stomach he disordcred
you have ,lyspcp.ic look. and il
your kidneys he affected you have /:
pinchcd look. Secure good health
and you will have good looks. Flee
tric Bittcrs is the great alternative
and tonic. acts directly on thcs,
vital organs. Cures pimples
blotchcs. boils and gives good com
plcNion. Sold at Hartz 4 Bahnsen'
drug store. soc per bottle
BUCKLENs AHNlCA sALvE.
The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers salt rheun
Fever sores, letter, chapped hands
chilblains, corns, and all skin crup
tions. and positively cures piles o
no pay required. 1t is guarantee
to give perfect satisfaction. or none,
refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale by llartz & Ullcmeyor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04
.3SREviATEO KILOGRAMS.

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mon, yrb;ri, la. ,,,an rcrouuized by pr..i
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04
MARKETS sv TELEGRAPH.
New fork rinancial.

New fork Financial.
New NoaK ian. B.
Money on call cary. Offered at l0i,s per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3sss5,- per
business IN bankers bill, at sSSls ItsjE TOR
demand aad sS'H s:A fer sixry days;
posted rate; isI,e DIS. commercis. blli'
sS:sSGtsns
silver certificates 6os, hid: no sales: oar si.-
YER SIS. Mexican dollars aominally IS
Cnitci states 5onis ~ regular. liz; do IS
coupons. lie. do IS, IS bid; Pacific IS II "
iG.
New York Grain aud Produce.
NV YORK. ian. g.
Wheat March 6s.Sc. Rye-Nomha. Corn
-O.tions dun aud heavy on large receipts.
OUts--No. dutl: May: 3,:sG 3rac; track
white state. ;I5itioc. track white western
a5a&pc. Pork-Dul.; new ncss. Si31j family.
Ss5o0dl5G short clear, slh5bit!..Jo. Lard -
Quiet; prime western steam IS ~.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Jan. X
Followin: were the quotation. Oh the
Board OF Trade today: Wheat = January,
opened 5a>.c closed Gnsc: July. opened
CSC. closed Gsgsc. May, Opened &c. c.osetl
$685.. Corn-January, opened AAc. Closed
J5s-: MAY, opened ;Slsc. closed IS &c: July,
opeaci 3s34c. closed $50. Cats-January,
opened C. closed sc: May. opened 3jtsc.
closed 3Jjsc: july, Opened-c, closed &C.
Pork January. opened sl:co closed
81: S.. May. opened 81: ~, cios.i Sle.j.,l /.
Lard-.ianuary. opened :. 50 c.os.i ;. .6s;s
Produce: Butter - Fancy creamery. -.i.c
per lp. fancy dairy :3;g:jc; pacSiu; stock.
.Gl.c. Egcs-s'resh stock. BE ier dozen;
cold storage. l.Giac Dress Poultry Chick
ems. sage per Id, turkeys a:hsc; ducks
sd ice: geese Sa9c. I'otato.s - B!rkanxs
b5a5sc per bushel licoron>. 3.15oc. mike!
| stock, a5l5.c sweet Potatoes - Illinois
s:..jis5 W ne. barre. Cranoerties- Cod
St.uout.5U yer barre. Appcs-s: so pc;
| barre.
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, Jan. ).
Live stock: The Price, at the Union
Stock yards today raag.d as follows
Cattle-Hec ipts, H,oo, s!ow on eveTythin.
except a few .h,ic. and handy steers tbs
sold steady; COW stock aisJ steady: top steer
.s55oGj..j, others. s4..da5.s5; common, $500
/ 49,.
| Nogs-Eeceipts FOR the day, $1,000; mar
ket active: opeIed "a trif!c lower, CLOSED better
rough and heavy. Siat.i 5.u5: mixed and pack
ers, s5l1fJ5:s,: prime heavy, and butche
| weights siI5G54J, prime assorted lisis
weights S535a5io
Sheep and Lambs-Rcceipts for the day
li,uti; market steady, sHcep, l5d25c lowe:
| lambs. lO,t !5c lower.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04

BALTIMORE, Jan. 4-The engagement OF
Miss Louise II. Morris, daughter Of John
Il Morris Of this city, To Frederick Geb-
hart of New York was authoritatively an
nounccd. Mr.. Gcbhart has been fire.
qucnt visitor to Baltimore this winter.
and although he has escorted Miss Morris
to all the Monday germans rumors of
their engagement have always been denied
by members of the lady's family until re-
Gently. Miss Morri, is leading belle in
Baltimore society and u a beautiful wc
man
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04
C.,s- cYn s.r An..n-r k,i,ns.
.lin,nr, s.nixtn Arrested.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 3.-Jame~ p. Calvin.
pitcher for the fitt-burg league base ball
team last seuson. was arrested in Clara
raimcr'- place early In the morning ON the
charge ut robtwry, preferred by ii. w
Hubbard, % tailor Hubbard claimed to
have been robbed of u $50 diamond pin
rnd a watch worth si?5 and gave de-
scription of the man. About > O'Clock
calvin was found nj Palmcr's and with
three others was arrested. All denied their
guilt. No trace Of the missing jeweiry
was found.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04

CHATTANOOGA, Jan. while workmen
were engaged in undermining a wall Of The
old Windsor ho:c! il fell and buried cigh.
negroes in the debris. The masonry was
Ia feet long Ivy 35feet high and four bricks
thick yet no one was killed, though lie
land smith. Jack Mayfield aud Jay Henry
were very seriously hnrt. The other five
were less dangerously injured. a team D:
mules was killed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04
TOTAL DEPRAVITY.
The Only Explanation Of the
Liceo Explosion.
xIscREAsr WHO THREW TIE BoMs
Caught by Nr spnnish Police ut Lsst--Hs
coo''y Consc,scs Ms Ds>s"rs''y Deed
and u Sorry tie Did M More Harm
1ei.s How He Threw Hts Dcath-Deai-
Ing Weapons aud How He Got Away.

and u Sorry He Did No More Harm-
1ei.~ How He Threw ~. Iscath-Deai-
Ing Weapons aud How He Got Away.
MADRID. Jan 4-The sensation of the
dny in anarchist. police and political cir
clcs is the arrest of Salvador Franch, the
noted anarchi,, leader. chief OF the con-
spiracy TO caiise death and destruction In
the I.icco theatre at Barcelona. Before
the examining magistrate franch con-
fesscd to being the author of she Lieco
theatre bomb outrage. Salvador Franch
says that he alone was responsible, when
twenty-five people were killed and over
fifty Others hurt, some OF whom have since
died of their injuries.
Franch said: Taking bomb in each
hand hurled one of them with all my
stalls where that group Of select people
were sitting. and a fine explosion followed
the landing of the Tomb l threw the
other one almost Immediately afterward;
but don't believe it exploded, or I should
have killed n nice lot of bourgeois, as l
aimed il with particular care at a portion
Of the theatre where that hated class was
thick.
How He Got Away.
''Of cours,., there was terrible row and
panic after the explosion of the bomb and
before il had in any way passed, l wa.,
enabled to get away, as | was already
clear OF the seats and so had no difficulty
in making for the staircase and from there
running down into the street "
Franch then told how he remained in
hiding supplied with all the news by his
brother anarchists When questioned n
tn where he procured the bombs, Erancil
said:
IL made the bombs myself, according to
the prescribed formula, and regret deeply
that so fee people Were killed.
Franch, who is Il tall. fine looking man
of about thirty years o. age; comes of a
respectable family, and left home when
only IA years OF age and went to BARGE
Iona, where he soon joined the anarchist
society and rs ne grew older distinguished
himself by his daring ut;erances and fer,
advice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04
Medical and Surgical Institute
DOCTORS
ANDERSON & ROSE,
Permanently Located in The Ryan Bock, Corner
second and Brady streets, Davenport, Iowa.

AL the Afflicted are w.lcome. Drs. fudcrron
h hose arr gradutcs Of the leading mef ical co..
ieg,s Of this country. ana with 70 Yeas exper.
fence in tue treatment Of CHI ronic diseascs, sue
ccs-:uly treat Catarih, hroat AMI Lung. diseases
Of the digestive organs. dysp psa liver Troubles.
CO Ell ion. chr nc diar,hpt
KIDNEY AND UR NARY troubles specdil,
moved.
NERVOUS DlSEASES-Ihe most aggravated
cases are ally and per. a Gully curei by oar
new hod Of treatment.
LADihS AFFLICTED Special attention given
20 all diseases pccult' 10 women. Every facility
aud advantage for the treatment and .ecdy re-
u oval Of this class Of Diseases.
u !n'ts AND eKtN nIoEASES-An troubles
arising from impure ,loo1, scrofu'a, eczs ma, ,ct
| ter tbmo!s, u'ceis, etc.
Elcctricity--lts Scientific Applica-
ton.
| Fetal blcmishes. as moles. supcrfiuous hair
| wine marks. Ia mOrs, wvns, etc. removed by ecc
| irolysis.
| Can be consulted confidently by letter or ohcr
wise. send cents for q~cst on blank. Addvt s.
DRS. ANDERSON n hO:-, Ryan block, Daren
| port, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04
Torture Applied by burglars.

kESrOS, o., Jan. 4.-Burglars entered
solomon Polarvl's residence, tied him and
his wife. ransacked the house and secured
about 500 in. money and valuables. They
tortured the old man by burning his feet
with hot irons to make him tell where his
money was secrrted. His injuries are
serious.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04
WAS ~ A CLOSE CORNER.
aap-3,' state Secretary Has q" Hustle IN
Keep Out at Jail.

TurtKA. Kan. Jan. 3.-Secr'rry of
Ssntc Osborn has narrowly escaped jail.
Judge IIazeb, of the district court. in the
libel Gaze of Gurus Leland, of Troy. Kan.
" O-bu-n. sentenced the defendant to
-aaG aud Gusts about 500. Tive sheriff told
U-i,ogn he would have to put him ia Jail
unlr-. III, line was paid Osborn and his
srirn,i- hustled around aud had Eazen
Withdraw the sentence. Osborn intends 10
TAXI. ~. C:,. Ia tn, >i,l,rrmc court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04

UNION, Mo. Jan. A desperate but un-
uuccessful attempt was made here to rob
chs wells-Fargo express Office. The out
side door Of the safe was blown on aud an
effort was made to open the inside door,
bus failed. several packages were opened
end number VI articles stolen. The only
elsw b IN 0vsrcost left ut the express VI.
Ice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04
WEN Dirrc,rd RuIlrt.

GALENA, Ills, Jan. AT Bellevue, Ia,
just across the river from here, Hiram
Huber was shot dead by Henry Weston,
the village marshal. Huber and his di-
vorced wife met Mt n dance and Huber at
tackled the woman. The marshal inter-
fcred and Huber attempted to stab him
when Weston sent bullet through his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04
BETRAYED eY MS IGNORANCE.
\ Man Who snn.ot Errd Ps~ "a Disastrous
Hunt Tor Ui. wife.

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runaway "ie a. IA " b'hNer hih'
email town eight nile. sot.5h OF this city.
aud found her l,vinz VIII her paTaInour.
Frank &. iJ,nke he ,i,tlr dreamed that the
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uiy- w, Nerh 'hs p't,l tne hu'r~ ",'h-
rarrieu n"'" anu i'r'h ny the "a-hs.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04

wwsy wife Gct u,m Se," Jsii scr Muir
der.
BFtvfpfer. H.. Ian One of the
hol,ls~t pieces of safe blowing and hank
robbing evcr prrpetra'ed In northern llli
noi~ Wa committed nj the little town Of
Frapk lin Grove. in lee county. aud the
FrsnSi'n Grove bnnk operating under the
s'af. isws wps lr8.si oi nt rly 5000 in
cash ard valuable pspcr- the ro',bcrs, after
,oinpietirg the job g.: out oi town ss qui-
city ~ they came, and lett no trace behind
by witch their idrn.i,y can easily be dis
covered Noth'r. was kaown of the rob
tery un,i' toe bans Ciciais came down
tc~pyen che concern for business in the
motninx Ca .utr .E4 the hank they were
startled trhnS 10, want oours open, papers
rpwn about she dcay aud everything IL
general cuuin~,ns
sent f"r Chicago Detectives.
Tie hnuk cilici,ls at once closed the doors
aid wired Cbicagp Cor detectives to he
placed on Tn, cs.e. and until they irvcsti-
gate the matter viii not make n statement
ot the loss The mann j. one of the most
soli,l oi - kiad In this section. however.
and * the DEPOSITORY for many wealthy
farmers uf lee county The deposits nv.
rragtd over ssu.nr0 Those in position "a
know say the loss Is nearly $500. the
robbers takiug everything inside the vault
M one IN the village heard the rcpcr.
when the safe was blown open. and as this
town has no polite" the rohhcr~ easily GO.
away with the plumber. The greatest .N
cilCmput pteyail-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04

When Eal,y vas sick, VIC gave uc- Castoria.
When .!,c IVES :: C.,id she crici for Cas-; oria.
E'lr:, she became Mis-. she clun:; t. Catoria.
When she la,, Children. nc gave them Castor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04
the nIOral ~ afket0.
ekATN, ETC.

Whe6r-cOc
Corn-Ncw. 3a1S5c.
OATS 2.0ssc
Hay Timothy, $40; upland, Ssa$9; slough
s6aS.: hsied. .Sc9.
Strx~, S.Qs6.
PRODUCE.
Rurc---rap ~ choice, 22c; creamery, &C.
ESYs-Fresh. s2c-
Pon!fry-Chickena. dressed, SC: tur: eys. dres :
ed. l2c; duck, dressed, clVc; & ,ese, SGi0c.
YEUIr AND vHonrAHiE
Appie@-$4 0x1s4 SO per bb
Potatoes 65(l.uc
CniOnp- Sc per TN
Turuips-S per hn.
LIVE sfotK
Csttic--Butchers pay FOR I'm '"r st.cr
inA~c; cowe and neifeis. 3k In calvs
AS.
Aoys SHcSc
Sheep-34cl&sc
rUfL.
Coal--SOft. iose!ic: har. eS.so
w,.d-(or 81. ~: ed. S5.5o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

Lanes Family Medicine moves the
bowels each day. Most people need
to use it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-04

csysgIso the cGooRsFiY Of THIS causryw T, ccran
ucs VA dssls IMPORTATION rSc sTuor CT THIS wsP Of IN
ICI,;iiaiiseaTD , Rock Island & Pacific RI.

the Direct Route sd from Chicago, Joliet o;;nc.
ecor!a. La Sale. Moline, RSSx Island. in lLLIEUi5
Davenport. Muscatinc, c;.wawa, Gstalcosa. De-
Moines. winterset, Audubon, Harlan and CoEncii
slu!,s. in IOWA; Minneapolis and St. Paul, IN MN
SESOTA; Wa:crtown ana Sioux Falls, in DAKOTA
Cameron. ST. Joseph ana Kansas City. IN MISSOURI
ou.nha, Lincoln, Fa.rbury and Nelson. in NEERASKA
,tchison, Leavenworth, Horton. Topeka, Hutchinson
Nicifn. Bellcvic, Abilene. Dods. City. Caldwell. q
1ANSAS; KinEfsher. Il Reno arc aiirco, in INDIAN
TERRITORY: Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
Ia COLORADO. Tr-ycrscs new areas c. rich farn.n;
md grazing lands norg the best facilities q inter
communication, TO ell towns end cities east and
northwest aid southwest q Chicago asi TO Pacific
rans-ocearic seapor's.
MAGNIFICENT
rEST1BULE EXPRESS TRAINS
Leading ali competitions IN spleraor Of equipmer,
o,.ween CHICAGO and hes MONIES COUNCIL
BLUFFS and OMAHA, ard between CHICAGO anc
oENvER, COLORADO SPRINGS and PUEBLO. vii
rANslS CITY End TOPEKA and via ST. JOSEPH
siis,.Class Day Coaches. FREE RECLIN,NG CIIAfk
AIRS. nnd Psacc Sieercrs, with Dining Car Service
lose connections Mt Denver AMI Colc-ado Springs Win
:iverging railway lines r5w forming the new ano
picturesque
STANDARD GAUGE
TRAES-RoCEY MOUNTAIN ROUZ1
yer ',hics superbly-cqutrped trains run dali,
THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE to and from Sal
Lake Cry. Ce.eE and San Francisco THE EocS
SLAM Il also the Direct Favorite Line 70 en-,
ro.a ..arttou. Pixies Peak and all o.er sanitary ant
rcnic cities and mining districts IN Colorado
DAILY FAST EXPRESS ZRALMc
from s.. Joseph and Kansas City 70 ana from all I'm
tcw cties md sections N Southern Nebraskt
| .ausss and the ;nian Territory, Also via A..BER.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-30

White. When we use the words,
gone or dead, of him they lose their
sting for he liYeth on though I'M
seen by us. His life shineth on
bright and gloriously in another
world. But while gone from us,
yet is he still with us. His purity
of life, his conscientiousness, his
integrity, his christian character
still exists and will continue to ex-
tend their influence until the end of
time. After long siege against
mat insiduous disease, consump-
ton, he fell. He had been sick
long time but only for the last few
days he was bed-fast. Whatever
kind and loving hands could do for
him was done. But on Wednesday
morning death forever freed him
from the bonds of mortality. On
Thursday at 1870 p. M, the funeral
marched from the house accom-
panied by Diamond council No. 43,
Jr. O. U. A. NJ. and Elk Lodge No.
A, X. of P, of which orders de-
ceased was member. The
remains were taken to Nethkenville
NJ. E. church of which deceased was
a consistent member for the last
eighteen years. Here Rev. W+HA
Mex. Hammick delivered an i'm
pressive sermon, after which the
body was carried to the cemetery
adjoining. The different lodges
here performed their burial service
consigning the body to It's last rest
ing place. The family have the
earnest and heartfelt sympathy of
all the people. Mr.. White was
aged 80 years, s months and Is
days.-Elk Garden News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-30
Mountain Lake Park.

Last Sabbath we had two splen-
did sermons. The first by DR..
Freshwater, a Methodist, the second
by DR.. Grear, of Marietta, O., a
Baptist.
Next Sabbath we are to have two
good services. At s p. m. Mrs. DR..
Moxie will conduct an evangelistic
service. Mrs. Moxie is very sue
cessful evangelist. The next Sab
bath the Rev. DR.. Frysinger is to
preach.
There were about fifty lots sold
in the Park last week. The pur-
chasers all are under contract to
build. Mountain Lake Park is on
the sure road to success.
The water was drained off from
the lake day or two ago, with a
view of enlarging the lake and put
ting in new dam. This improve
ment means much for the Park.
Pittsburgh capitalists have made
a proposition to put in water works
for the Park. The matter is now
receiving careful consideration.
The new Sc, 900 addition to the
Mountain Lake Hotel will add
greatly to the accommodation of
guests. The hotel is enjoying a
prosperous season. 1t has still a
number Of guests.
Miss Jennie Smith spent the
Sabbath at Hancock. She returned
home Monday.
Miss Drum gave her friends a
musical and evolutionary treat Sat-
urday night, in the tabernacle. 1t
was a very interesting occasion.
Mr.. McLain and family gave a
number of their friends picnic at
Swallow Falls Tuesday. A very
enjoyable affair.
Lawn tennis parties were given