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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
THE UESTfBULE GAZE WAY
ACCIDENT At THE LAYING OF THE CORNERSTONE
OF 4 NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
SEVERAL. PERSONS HURT-ARCHBIsHoP
CoRRIGAN PRESENT.

SEVERAL, PERSONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CoRWGAN PRESENT
rus, nj the close of the ceremonies over the lay
Ing of the cornerstone of the new -. Augustine
Roman Catholic Church yesterday afternoon 'he
tcroorarv floor In the vestibule gave way throwing
about twenty-five persons into the basement anu
badly in,uring several Of them
Tn. new church. which is AT one-hunnTeu-ahu-
sixtv-seveuth-st. and Frankn-ave. Is being buii'
~ replace the old edhce, which was burned on the
might of April last The pastor OF the churc" II
the Rev Thomas f. Gregg Fully 1900 persons were
nresent az Yesterdays ceremonies, ana eVry "'a'-
ohIs suace about the new structure was occupied
Tho accident occurred while the procession was
aIing through the vestibue and out Of the church
at the close Of the ceremonies. ,, , E,,,har
Archbish3p TrIbyack, T3rTgark Fatber oNei. the Rev
William O'Bren frdow and the othet meihoeao 49, vi
the clergy had Just passed over he ne stems when the
crowd began surge through the vesunuslr, us, hon n
.nppose for the purp9se OF r, aep the crowd back
but those behind crowded forward WIN r hnnn - U ~,
that that part OF the floor near the door gave way let
number OF the peoRe ly barc vas small
nanic hui luckily every one except those VINO leh
With the floor escaped uninjured ,. - IN.
rorlham n nd Harlem hospitals but when those VINO
had fallen were taken out II was iound ,t mn w
accident was not 10 serious az "' "'''
Michael S Powers thrty-eish! years Old Hf SS.i si
ma
attended Dr oLeary Of Morrisana wsaa ana oS n
2oi Eirhth-ave scalp wound: Mary Christy mn T,
years 80, Old Of No S5S East hundred and
seventh st badly bruised about the BODY oeorse
Alien nine years old Of No Sa Ihrdray5s vs1e ere
leg severely bruised The three ast nahsu r,, NJ
attended by pr Monaghan, of FordhaIn HospiSsa
and Dr Gavin. Of the Harlem Hesplta' savsn a,,sr
which they went home. Joseph Grnsse, seven
years old OF No 1896 Thlrd-aye had MS eI' arm arm
broken He was sent to Fordham Hospital me
onIv other person injured to any extent was tne
head usher John Il. Fleming VINO ien owe. yer, tne ne
a. OF the broken after the accident ana re-
cciyed several bruises. He went TO his home.
Archblshop Corrigan and several OF the clergy men
assisted in the work OF rescuing the wounded per
sons and I'm taking Of them while the ampu-
jances and physicians were being summoned
II was due the assurance OF the ArchDisnop
and others that there was no great danger tnat d
serious panic was prevented. -, ..
'rhe exact cause of the accident Is unknown. put
.s this part Of the floor only a temporary
structure 1t is supposed that the underpnning gave
way under the great weight upon II. The noor uid
not fall with crash. but the tosts slipped from the
ledge on which they rested letting one side OF II
fall. Those who were thrown to the cellar wste s,
thus let down n deeply Inclined slide. ana TINS
probably prevented their being more seriously In
jured.
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HEAT. RAIN. THUNDER AND LIGHTNING
Az EXCEEDINGLY UNCOMFORTABLE DAY IN THE
,rry FOLLOWED nY COOLING SHOWERS
AXp BRILLIANT ELECTR"AL DISPLAY.

An EXCEEDINGLY UNCOMFORTABLE DAY IN THE
CITY. FOLLOWED HY COOLING sH""Ehs
AID 4 BRILLIANT ELECTRICAL DISPLAY.
The nrelic,ions 90 Mr Dunn were fully carried out
Yesterday In regard - the showers which f"il upon
the civ ana ~ suburbs last evening. but Ny DUNN
an not forescc that the crash ~ broken f''''' -
which has recently made tho North AilhnNc pro
l'nc source of interest would D." carried mo '''
uca,h,r record Nevertheless the record ~ yesi"r-
dav's heat surpassed ANYTHING of the kinh Tor inc
sa,,. Inv of the year since the N"w-iork Office OF
IA. Weather Bureau was established. The mercury
of ,he thermometer in 'he Weather Bureaus ONO"
on top - the Equitable Bull Ing rot up 20 ~ ~
r-eos AMI tho nearest record % me sam" day ~
son,erhcr was s2 degree. in lSA7 Fortunately N"
humidity Yesterday was only - per cent 90 WIN"
collars wi,cd on tho nccks Of persprng citizens IN"
rco,,. whom Measure called to the beaches made
ih.'r way IN throngs to the ferries ana rali"ays
a.lzed actually how hot il Vas.
The showers which haa been Prccrt 'ams rn 'swn .'T
upon The city shorty hni9r' h.cp visited bv
Them before Ncw-York was reached. i'y : % CLOCK
teiephonic communication with staten Island was
intcrrup,ed by the severity Of the thunder showers
which swept up throuEh IN" NairoWS W "''n ,,', ,,
rain began TO fan In New-iork 1t came ne rS,,i nown
ncrcely Tor awhile. and was acrompanicI by h"aYy
thunder ana lightning Of the most brilliant SSf. ir
the lower part of the city the showers were heavier
than they we're In the northern portion. r,,A
All the news received last night q, tne ra
Bureau 70 the effect that ihundcrs'o%rms rms VIE wor'
prevailing IN all the suburban districts The pros
meets FOR tomorrow fOr day OF cooler ""hth'r
ana Cor ore more like the IDEAL September day. .
While the heat Of this september has not IN ts
average enualled that Of some former Septenb"rs II
has Nv ms ana starts made some most a"tonlHhiht
and uncomfortable records. The ferry boats ana ana
ralroads which carry the summer "Ncurslohls's 9ut
Of Tho city were All wei patronZei y"sterIiy
that one might have thought i was midsummer IN
stead of the month Of the falling leaf ana whnlhS
sun Such DAYS ag Yesterday might properly s'Ve
rec 10 the query. Are the seasons changing" II
was an uncomfortable and dis1grecabe day tor
those who had to stay IN the city, but those VINO
cent 10 The seaside found fresh southe-ly breeze
blowing which brought them comfort from the cooi
III, -lnfcn cnrr1lit NJ
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an energetic support of Prussan nationality or
not

an energetic support or f'ruSSlan HalONdnly VI
not.
GERMANS AND POLES MAY BE FRIENDS.
Here Prince Bismarck was attacked with Sc
we're pains In his back and compelled to stop
speaking for a short time. Resuming, he ex-
pressed his belief that friendly intercourse be-
tween the Poles and the Germans was possible.
Arguing from the situation in Switzerland and
Belgium. East Prussia might have replied that
there agitation In those countries by
the Catholic clergy But why was the peace not
disturbed in Silesia? Simply because there was
no Polish nobility there The vacillatns policy
toward Posen In the past was due to court IN
fuences. In closing the Prince sad
Whether up the mountain side or over sand or
progress be slow Therefore do not let your courage
SUPPORT the Polish noby on the YEAS Eastern frontier
What you may learn from the Poles is TO hold
that Germans When their position Is assailed, VIII
belong TO no party but the Nation alone May .a you
in the hope that this may be achieved ! say
Long 1--we German women and the Grand Dnchy
After the speech DR.. Schweninger handed
the ex-Chanceor two glasses of champagne.
which he emptied in two draughts The Prince
said:
good talk with you about what moves my heart
is evidently the best remedy for my lumbago for
| feel better than have FELT FOR many Gays
past.
The delegates then presented to the Prince
various products Of Poscn- wines. hops, sugar
flour etc Dr. Kiehl read an address tn Princess
Bismarck which was followed by the singing or
the choral "Deutsche Frauen. Deutsche Frauen
At the close of the singing Prince Bismarck
made the round of the gathering. lndulging IN
q demonstration of wholesale handshakinS. lie
converscd for some time with the members OF
the committee and others of the deputauon. ana
the reception ended with the choral singing OF
"Ich Habe Mich Ergeben NIT Herr und Hand
Princess Bismarck received bouquet Of i'm
mcnse size a pres mt from the deputaton,
and the procession, to the music OF two military
bands passed in review before the Prince and
Princess The deputation returned to Posen in
special trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17

Gan Francisco Sept. ls-Ihe steamer oceanic
uh,oh arrived here to-day. brings news 'ha' '"e
Kng of Siam continues to make pr3gsr,ns erercise
annyepv ns and Is now able 10 take walking e"e'''
In his apartments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
.NApcUIsrs SURPRISED IN ROME.

Rome Sept, ls-The police to-day surprised iour
.rch,s,s in the act OF posting an Anarchist mani
,es,o near the Ministry Of Marine The
I,o,ad The policc and In the ensuing nRht uhree
49,, escaped The fourth was taken 10 jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
A MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.
HE KILLS HIMSELF IN THE NEW YORK
HOTEL

ON FRIDAY NIGHT HE REGISTERED AS NJ A.
BELL. OF CLEVELAND. OHIO. AND WAS FOUND
DEAD YESTERDAY MoRNING-PLENTY OF
MONEY IN HIS CLOTHES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-17
STILL IN THE FIELD.
MINOR CANDIDATES BRACE Up
THEY WILL TEST THEIR STRENGTH IN
THE SARATOGA CONVENTION.

FAssETr. RUSSELL BUTrTRFIELD AND WOOD
FORD NOT READY TO GIVE CLEAR ROAD
TO MR. MoRToN-A KEEN CONTEST
FOR SECOND PLACE ON THE
TICKET - THE PROBABLE
CHAIRMEN-OUTLINE
OF THE PLAT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-07-10
SGBOOuMG AND BOARO FREE.
INTEREST INCREASING An THE
TIME CROWS SHORTER.
More VAlO&6le @nd Appropriate
/ Presents VIII bO 0AvoA the
WIAnsr In tAo Contest.

The great railroad strike which is
now demoraIiEing the cOmlnerce OF
the country from Chicago to San
Francisco is having no effect on the
Ardmorelte scholarship contest. The
candidates aud their friends are NOV
ing aloug serencly aud by the aid OF
votes sent from all parts of the coun~
try continue to climb toward the win-
ming point.
OF course only one can win, but the
chances for sutcesS are within the
reach OF each aspirant, If no or she
viii use the proper exortionS to Sc
cure it. II all depends on that. The
one who vii! labor the most pres:a
emily, 10 the one who has the best
showing. Dou't reSt from now until
July 26 shall have passed.
There is honor In winning the vic
tory. No hesitsncy should be felt il
asking your friends to assist and
work for you. Go to work at oHc'
and swell your vote to such enormOuI
proportions as to make defeat out o.
the question.
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Notioa 60 Centraetsra.

Bids will be received at the Ufice
Of the undersigned up TO Monday
July l6 ~ 6 p. m, for the erection
and completion of the odd Fellows'
building according to pans and sPeci-
fications now ON file 81 the Office Oi
Douglas & Douglas, architects. a GER
titied check or bond for 500 will
accompany each bid As an evidence Of
good faith on the part OF the bidder
Blank forms Of bids will be furnished
contractors ON application.
DOUGLAS & DOUGLAS,
0tf Architccis.
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Tia alind EvaaWolist.

E.S. Hanrs, The blind evangelist
is in the city, selling his books, and
proclAIming to this dying world, Erbs
Savior's Love" lie discoursed last
night on the "Prophccies." This
morning III front of }. d. Spragin's,
his subject was, life and Death" !"
Many heard him, and many more
should, he 10 an able linguist.
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As will DO seen BY reference TO
notice elsew here, The Odd Fellows
VIII soon commence the erection of Q
magnificent building which win vir-
tuAlIy be three stories In heiShth, as
it will coGtAin . commo.liOnS base-
ment aud two full stories above the
ground. Il will BE- quite Al addition
TO the city and . credit to its projec-
tors.
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Price Of Coupons.

Below is giveE the prices OF extra
coupons which can be had by applI-
cation at our Office during business
hour:
One aud under 10 votes 8 cents
each.
Ten aud under 20 votes I cents
each.
Twenty aud under so votes 8 cents
each.
One hundred votes for 81.
Two hundred voles for 1916
Ihreo hundred votes for $3.50,
Four hundred votes for $6.25.
Five hundred votes for Sc.
One thousand votes for $lU.
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cHEAP EXCURSIONS


To Galveston Via Santa ke S0uSSs
Ou Saturdays. July Il, Il and 2e
tho Santa Fc will sell excursion
tickets to Galveston aud return at
the low rate of $500.
Tickets will Go limited for return
on special train leaving Galveston Oh
the following Monday evening or
ON first train of TUESDAY morning
thus giving the excursiOnists two
days in Galveston.
A special train consisting Of coach
es, free reclining chair aud Pullman
Sleeper, will leave from Ardmore
Saturday evening, reaching Galveston
at q O'Clock Sund y morning and re
turning will leave Galveston Monday
evening at 6 o'clock.
Don't loGe the opportunity OF see
/ ing Galveston this summer.
6Grf bathing Ia now At its best.
/ Crabs, skrimp aud other good
things &c eat.
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GAIKEsvILLE. Tx June 22.-Cou-
test Editor: In response to your
request, 1 will say 10 the IeOple OF
Ardmore that rs soon az the contest,
now going ON through the columns
of the Ardmoreite, is determined, !
will issme to the succesSful candidate
a paid up scholarship certificate In
the North Texas Business College in
the course selected, viz: either
Shorthand and typewriting or book
keeping. Very respectfully.
J. NJ. RUDIsII.L,
President y. T. Business College.
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lOtf

Attention 10 called to the ad. Of the
City Dye Works, which appears TO.
day. Mr.. Ayers, the proprietor, un
derBtands his bnsineps thoroughly J
ar i work entrusted to him will re
ceive prompt and caeful attention
If You have any clothes in nsed ot
cleaning or dying you should give
him a call.
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ever has. I might look. for ir. /. OF
course, am to blame, end still am
Innocent. bu, have ben damned by
god ami his augslO since 90. will
only say have written you three let
ters since I received yours the nrSf
Of June. but have had NO ansWer.
Now I.will send you your brothers
letter. God have mercy on bin. XO0
will get a letter freIn him too sOOU;
believe him II you wish to. can
only say wish 1 could, see you and
him together. lore you and Jour
mother, and I. ncver-nO, never-ln
thought, word or deed did either enc
of you O dirty trick. have never
deceived yon in my life. Believe of
me what you will, but give me the
benefit of q doubt, won't your Oh,
Johnny, my heart is breaking to
think of being condemned without
. hearing.
Write in answer to thip please by
return mail. Direct hero in care Box
=, AZ l may be dead.
have some property. / will leave
all to you. Farewell. May the God
deal with you as you need.
John Gale, Spokane, Wash.
The Fetal Letter.
Iowa PAKK. TEX, July 6, 1894.
Mrs. Vivia Gale-As it has been
some time since have heard from
you write again. We are all very
well. Weather very hot.
sm as much pained ~ / am
checked to learn, from some ArdmOre
parties, OF your present vacation" !"
Viva, why is this1 1t was not neces-
/ sary TOR you 20 attempt TO play
"double" with ue. | consider that
we have been grossly imposed upon,
as well as that good old angel, Mrs
Gale. You have deceived her alao
provided, of course, r'pOrts are true
aud have no reason to doubt them
as I have them straight. OF course
YOU do not care raw for our good
will, bnt was only working US fol
money, and I thank God sou onl!
secured the small sum of 81 from me-
} and this, though small, had far bette
been expended upon my own family
| Go not believe you ever had ih'
slightest idea of CO ming to Iowa PArl
3 to remain. My words may seen
harsh to you, but | am forced, for tn
4 sake OF honesty, to speak my miu'
in this mStIer.
hope and trust that you viii
sooner or later, turn from your ev
wsys. and yet be an hOnOr TO you
P race aud to the God who made yoI
ID will write to John about the 20t
. Of this month, aud would like to hes
from you bsfore do so. Truly you
q friend. j. BARTON.
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$1,000 Policy 60 Winner.

Con,est Editor: Twill give to the
successful candidate an accident
ticket for 81 600 aud S5 weekly benz :
ct, provided they come within the
rules prescribed by :he company.
ID. REDFIEID, Agent,
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Contest Editor: Say for Us we will
give the successful contestant III To0F
scholarship contest Eve pieces Of the
latest music 70 be selected By the one
entitled thereto.
G.. YARBROUGR Il Co.
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Contest EDITOR: win give TO the
succeGnfnl candidate in the scholar
ship contest . gold Iockst, SHitAole
for either LADY or gentleman. valued
at SIS. 1ARvE1 = AHEo'
Jewellers.
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contsss Editor: win give to the
winning candidate in the seholarah'P
contest now RotuR on a gold pen
holder and caAs, valued At S6.
tn. PARKER.
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liz fer Joe 1agraR.

Contest Editor; Please find en-
closed ll2 votes for Joe Ingram.
FKIINDS.
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Mo.s RO.o BakInE Pevder

G Guaranteed absolutely pure. If not
satisfactory in every respect, your
money will be refunded. For sale
OIL " by Harris 4 Sloan. 20 Imo.
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winner printed stationery sufficient to
last during college dAyr.
FcSrER + GoLLipGE
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Pine apple sOnfic, orange sherbertr
cream sodaR and The best soda ws.sE
in town At O'AeAly i COAlse's.
10 II
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On each Friday and Saturday dur
tnR June, July. erd August. there
win be On sale, round trip tickets
frog Af1utoreto Lampasas, Tex., At
O rate Of $685., good for six days.
I. 4. Mason, Agt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-07-10

Doctors T. Z. Brenta and L. ID.
MunrOe, aud Johu Davi', were in the
city la night, from The thriving town
of Davis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-07-10

Ralph Beaumont, the Populist can
didale for congress in OklAhOnA IL
announced to speak here on July 25
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DR.. wolverton went 10 Gainesvin
last night.
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For Rsnt-A gaOd Location or
Main street for q medium business
Apply at this Office. 81 limo.
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Best assortment and the finest. tiR-
are in the Territory At O'NsAly B
Coulce's. 10 II
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II you NAnt the best bicycle made,
call on !. n. Morgan, see the Sterling
and get terms. . IT
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'Iotos Club Beauty" tha best
nickle cigar made, At O'Nealy &
COnlee's. 10 If
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G1ooorios &c Cogt.

Having decided TO close out buAi.
ness, I an selling my entire srock OF
family and fancy groceries at cost. II
you want bargains call at once.
L. &. YOUNo,
IOtf Oppo. Court House.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-07-10

think of it, lots in the Ferndaic Ad
ditiOn among the vcrdure from $25 tO
$IoO. See halt page ad. It
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For low QuArted shoes and clippers
60 to G. Noes, undeF ArdmOreite OF
ice. TO
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Special Ex.arsil

Via the SanIA Fe TO Galveston
Sc round trip.
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Wsntsd-tO9o cords Of wood By
the on Allla. So Ina
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For Butterick patterns 30 TO Mrp
Raw Vliugs. 2l 1mo.
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90 Co GmlvoatOa and ROtHrA
Saturdays, July IA, 81 and 20, via
Santa Ee route.
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P-1aGSS osaGasasEy Ser WA11sR.
Contest Edihbr: The AFdmors dob
Printing cOupsf SM hrsssat to the
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In Galveston for Sc, via the SAINTS
Fe route.
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Well. JOhuny. am sbout Oroksn
an. Your respective brother-in-laW
has ssid 10 c1e what no one on earth
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- AKDMoR1
The record-union., 1894-08-16

ITO LET-HOUSE 25o6 l. STREET, ALSO
cottage on Twenty-ifth street, between Il
and NJ streets. Inquire OF NJ. A. BURKE, 129
j street, up stairs. au13-lW
The record-union., 1894-08-16
FORESSTFERS AND GOOD qEMPLARS.
Both Gave Pleasing Entertainments to
Their Members.
The Foresters Celebrate Their Fifth
Anniyersary-Mu and Liter
airy Programme.

The fifth anniversary of the institution
in Sacramento OF the Ancient Order OF
Foresters of America was celebrated at
Turner Hall last evening by the various
courts and circles of this city.
The hall was well-filled with spectators
during the rendition of an excellent pro-
gramme. and every number was favor
ably received, the participants being
vigorously applauded. The programme
was as follows:
y ocal solo, Miss Emma Sehilling; reei-
tatiOn, Master Robert Asher vocal solo,
Miss Sophie Jones; recitation, Miss
Blanch Ficks; vocal solo, Jake hen-
nitzer: recitation, 4. l.. Miller: whistling
solo, Mrs. Andrew Waldron; recitation.
Miss Hattie Norseworthy; vocal trio,
Messrs. Cohn, hidder and Crocker; solo,
Andrew Waldron; wrestling bout.
Messrs. Kleinsorge and Morris; recita-
ton, Miss Mamie Crabb dunbbell ex-
ercises, Miss Pearl Baldwin; instru-
mental duet, Caslley sisters: club swing
ing, y. +. kleinsorge; vocal duet, Messrs.
Phillips and kemnitzcr; piano solo, Miss
Ada HarVie.
Alter the programme was concluded
the hall was cleared and those present
enjoyed themselves in dancing. Re-
1rGSlnlontS were served during the even
ing's entertainment. The following COM
mittees had charge of the celebration:
Reception Committee = Misses Lulu
Welch. Luella Ochsner, Nettie Chapman,
Ricllie Hauser, Mrs. James Forrest, Mrs.
H. Il hemnitzer, n. Harvie, j. Steen, IL.
White and A. kuhlmann.
Floor DIRECTOR. w. Geeslin.
Floor Managers-A. Moose, ii. Z. Will
son. p. J. Fuchs and II. l.. Kemnitzer.
GOOD TEMPLARs' ENTERTAINMENT.
Tuesday evening was the occasion of a
very pleasing and enjoyable entertain-
ment given by Sloan Lodge, No. 2, 1. o..
G. T., at its hall, on Eighth street, be-
tween J and X. The participants rem
dered their parts well and won the APP
plause of the audience. not q few OF the
numbers being recalled. Following is
the programme as carried out:
Address, up. c. r., j. +. Harlow; in
strumental duet, Misses Cassie Carolan
and Lulu Stickney; song, Gertie Tappen;
flute solo, Charles Stickney; vocal solo,
Miss Flo Robinette; recitation, Miss
Ruth Hardy; instrumental duet, Grace
Mealand and Flo Robinette; guitar and
mandolin duet, Messrs. Schadt and Has
tenplug; recitation. Grant Coval; vocal
duet, Miss l., kaesar and J.. e. Wander
cook; specially number, Alex Gibson
and C. L. Brooks. This last number
won rounds of applause and they were
compelled to repeat it.