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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-17
IBilI Dalton Mt Orlando.

Deputy Marshal Tillman Lilly re-
ceved a confidential dispatch yester-
day afternoon to come to Orlando at
once, as there was important work on
hand. 1t was then fifteen minutes un-
Ill train time. lie went and at Orlau-
do was met by Peter Schultz, who
used to live in Guthrie, aud who has
been acquainted with Bill Dalton for
years Schultz told Marshal Lilly that
he had a fresh trail for Dalton That
he had taken dinner at his house tn At
day.
They proceeded to Sci " IL house,
about eight miles out of Orlando, and
on the way the facts were related as
follows:
About l2 o'clock three strangers
rode up and asked for something to
eat. They were all heavily armed.
Their request was granted. Schultz
at once recognized Dalton but did not
indicate that he knew him The men
deposited their Winchesters in easy
reach in a corner of the room. One OF
the guns was of especially fine make
and Schultz went around to examine
it, but was told by the men to atten
to his own basiness and leave their
guns alone.
! Their meal was hurried. and one OF
them sat near the door and was con
stantly looking out, doubtless suspect,
ing a surprise. At its conclu SION they
paid for it and inquired the road tC
Enid but rode off in almost an oppo
site direction, south into old Okla
homa Marshal Lilly after getting
the particulars returned to the city fol
orce and equip ment.
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GODS JUSTICE WAS DONE"
ALTERNATE OF THE PARIS Ex-
PLOSION.
BOMB WENT OFF TOO SOON.
Attempt to BLOW Up the Church or the
Mandeline end Possible Motive for
the Deed.

New YORK, March 16 A dispatch
from Paris to-day gives full account
of yesterdays bomb explosion.
The explosion occurred about an
hour before the regular time for
Lentcn afternoon services and few
people were in the church at the time.
in consequence, the wretch was the
only victim of his madness.
1t is the general belief that the An
archist was lurking in the structure
with bomb under his coat waiting
for the assembling of the wOrshippcrs.
when in some way the chemicals were
Jared and the explosion followed
AS soon as the explosion occurred a
crowd of people rushed into the
church for many cries were heard
from the interior The place was
filled with smoke and the shriclts and
groans of apparently number of
wounded people could be heard.
THE WRETCH HORRIBLY NAMED.
Near small door on the right of
the maine entrance of the church was
found shattered human body. For
time, owing to the smoke and ex-
citcment, the people who made this
discovery did not dare to penetrate
any further, but as the smoke cleared
away and the people rcgained their
presence of mind. it was seen that the
body was that of man whose vital
organs had been scattered in all di-
rections, while his blood was spattcred
over large area.
Upon the body of the man were
found number of papers and por-
trait of Ravachol, the guillotined An
archist
When the smoke had entirely
cleared away and examination was
made of the premises it was seen that
the bomb or internal machine which
had been exploded prcmaturely while
in possession of the Anarchist had
done but little damage TO the church.
A strong force of police was soon on
the scene of the explosion and in a
very brief period not only the church
but the whole Place de la Madeleine
was in possession of the authorities
and every person in the neighborhood
of the church was placed in custody
until the police had satisfied them
selves that each one had no connect on
with the eXpl osion.
On all sides were heard expressions
of fierce Indignation against the An
archists and if the excited crowds had
been able to lay hands on an accom-
plce of the wretch there is no doubt
that he would have been torn limb
from limb.
The door by which the bomb throw
er must have entered the church, ac-
cord,ng to the police, was the cause of
his death and, as police official eN-
pressed, Gods justice was done. ="
This door. IL is explained, opens and
shuts with heavy swing, and it
believed that the bomb thrower.
pushing open the door and having the
bomb on his person. forgot or did not
know of the strong spring and, in
closing, it struck him and exploded
the bomb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-17
More Lawyers

A new firm of lawyers arrived in
Guthrie yesterday in the persons of
Hon. Thomas b. Reid and Hon. w.
Pillor. The new firm halls from Shaw
ueetown, Illinois, aud comes highly
recommended.
Mr. Reid was in the city some time
ago, having been sent here to look af-
ter matters in the Dossett case, and so
well pleased was he with the city and
territory that he at once commenced
making preparations to return and in
duced Mr.. Pillor to join him. These
gentlemen have a reputation as crimi-
nal lawyers second to none in south
ern Illinois.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-17
Perry Democrats

Had big ratification meeting last
night in which some of the best speak
ers in the territory made speeches.
The numerous defalcations of the Re-
publican gang" of this city was held
up before the voters of Perry, and the
z, o. p. made justly odious.
They have had the opportunity boys,
aud the only reason they didn't steal
the territory was because they couldn't
carry it off. Give it to them and you
are sure winners.
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WASHINGTON, March 10. - Francis
Edwin Brownell died in this city to-
day. lie was a private in the ELS
worth fire zouaves Of New York city,
was with that company when it went
TO Alexandria, Va, the day after the
ordinance of secession was passed,
and when Jackson of the Marshall
house in Alexandria hoisted the Con
federate flag and shot Captain Ellis
worth for hauling il down, he killed
Jackson. lie was awarded a medal OF
honor by congress for his act and was
also presented with medals and other
tokens by citizens Of several places.
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SHORT METRE.
St Patricks day in the morning,

Mrs Ramsey is practicing to sing at
the Baptist church next Sunday.
Rev Boggcss has begun work or his
new residence on north Broad street.
The sherTs meeting at FL Reno
was well attended and action was ta-
ken upon many things of importance
to officers of the territory.
The Strip has now been open to set
| tlement six months, and every settler
/ from the date of whose entry six
months have elapsed must get on his
claim and stay there or run the chance
of having it jumped.
Willis Ramsey went to Seward
Yesterday,
Henry Freidlander is down from
Perry.
Charles Filson has returned from
Perry.
Perry's chief of police, Bill Thigh
man. is in town.
Register of Deeds George Dodson re-
ceived a telegram IRON Wichita yester-
day stating that his mother was dying.
He left on the first train.
Deputy Marshal Heck Thomas is in
town.
Mrs. IIornberger is entertaining her
daughter from Duluth, Minn.
Oklahoma Presbytery will meet in
this city April 10. About thirty min
istcrs and delegates will be present.
Hear Mrs. Ramsey sing Mt the Bap-
tist church next Sunday.
c. E. Bearhs, travelling salesman for
Cbas. J. Dold, mercantile company,
of Kansas City is with us lie is an
old Guthrie man.
Professor Young and wife have gone
to Perry to give weekly instructions
to their dancing class there, which
meets Friday evenings.
The Oklahoma Times Journal says:
EX Mayor Gus Spengel of Guthrie is
talking of leaving that town on ac-
count Of his wife's health. Guthrie
will lose Il good man when Spengel
leaves.
A mad dog created considerable ex
citement in the northern part of the
city last evening. 1t was finally driv-
en- into cellar and an officer sent for,
who dispatched it with winchester
Miss Lindsey will today return from
| Danville, H.. where she went several
weeks ago to attend the funeral of her
brother the late Hon. w. ID. Lindsey.
w. l.. Rhodes has returned from his
trip TO Kansas City.
The Sunday school at the First Pres
byterian church are preparing to give
an Easter concert
Mrs Governor Renfrow and daugh-
ter, Nellie, have gone to Norman to
spend Sunday.
j. L. Ball took trip to Oklahoma
City yesterday.
o. u. Halsell and wife leave tonight
for Decatur, Tex, to visit his brother
Harry.
Harry WhitbeclS and wife returned
last night from Fredonia, Kan.
Mrs B. f. Berkey leaves this morn
ing for Central Iowa She goes in re-
sponse to telegram stating that her
father is dangerously ill
The X. of T. lodge decided last night
to furnish their new hall with fine
emblematic carpet, and elegant new
furniture throughout
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-17
Fellih "A Faint.

Yesterday while Captain b f Bl1e
was standing at the depot waiting to
take the train for the strip, he sudden
ly collapsed and fell in faint to the
platform. His two daughters were
with him, who thinking their father
was dead began screaming in most
pitiful way. To add to the confusion
the train from the south just then
pulled in and the crowd surged around
the PROSTATE man, shutting off the
air. and he had no sooner revived
than he relapsed into another
Help was finally received and he
was removed where medical assistance
conld be secured. Trouble due to
heart failure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-17
ANNExATIoNIsTs REJOICE.
The Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Hawaiian Report Raises Hopes.

The senate Foreign Anilrs committees
Hawaiian Report Raises Hopes
SAN Francisco, March l6.-Accord-
ing to advices from Honolulu up to
March 5 brought by the steamship
Mariposa, the receipt of the report of
the United States senatc's committee
on foreign affairs was received with
great demonstrations of Joy by
the annexation party. They claimed
that il was the precursor of
annexation and one of the officials
declared that this would be attempted
during the Cleveland administration.
The news affected Royalists more
seriously than any that they had yet
been received and the Bulletin, the
exGuecn's organ, was bitter News con-
demmatory of Stevens action was con
fidently expected.
Owing TO the course of the Royalists
recently and the presence of so many
strangers it was proposed by the gov
ernment, before the Mariposa sailed,
TO proclaim martial law but this was
later thought better of and when the
vessel left all was az usual.
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Born.

To Mr.. and Mrs Ritzhaupt, a boy
Friday morning. William Ritzhaupt
and family arrived Saturday from Kan
sas City. Mr.. Ritzhaupt has been a
successful fancy baker in Kansas City
for ten years. He has sold his busi-
ness there and will at once go iHto the
same business in this city. lie is a SON
in-law of our enterprising carriage
builder, Mr. c. Wickham, corner
Springer and Division.
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STRIP SCHOOL LAND AWARDS
THE LEADER HAS THEM COM
PLETE. CORRECTED. AND
ALL FOR THE SUM OF FIVE CENTS,
Diving Same Of Successful nidder, Tract
Awarded. Etc. All in Neat Pam
pI'et-Send to "Thc Leader"
Publishing Company,
Realizing the great demand for cor

Realizing the great demand for cor
rect ana full information couceraing
school land applications, TIN LEADER
has complied pamphlet containing a
full list of successful bidders. descrip-
tion of tract of land awarded in each
case, etc. This pamphlet will be for
warded postage paid on receipt of five
cents to any address. Send to LEADER
Publishing Company, Guthrie, O. TIFF
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and required him to plead TO the in.
dictment this morning at nine o'clock
This brings the defendant to issue
with the territory, and his only hope
no" is through his political friends
and allies. This seems a forlorn hope
Hit him again Baker
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NItchellCleared.

The jury in the Mitchell case failed
to agree after forty hours deliberation
aud the defendant was discharged.
The charge arose out of the feud that
has existed over the Mitchell Wiancko
contest, which has grown very bitter
with the years. Intense feeling exists
upon which account doubtless entirely
the charge against defendant was
based
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-17
Notice.

To whom 1t may concern:
Notice is hereby given that Otto Han
son has this day filed his petition for
license TO retail liquors in Guthrie, Logan
county, Oklahoma, and that unless Objec-
tion TO the same as required by law be
filed by the lst day of April, A. ID. 1891,
said petition will be granted.
Guthrie. o. T., March is. isoA
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The next motion and demurrer"
day has been set for Monday, March
10 Attorneys and litigants having
cases pending on pleadings of this
kind will please call at the clerks Of
fee and see that the same are properly
entered on the "motion docket"
site LOUIS T.. PITTS, Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-17

Bargains ia buggies, surreys, phfe-
tons, road wagons, delivery wagons,
for the next sixty days. All made by
reliable manufacturers. No cheap,
unreliable vehicles carried in stock
Division street, between Harrison and
Oklahoma avenue.
s5-t4 j. l.. LYON, Agent
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Wanted.

An active agent in each county in
the United States, to solicit subscrip
tions for the Twice-a- Week Republic
A liberal commission will be paid to
hustlers Address,
Superintendent Circulation,
THE REPUBLIC,
SIG st. Louis, Mo.
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carry in stock a full line OF city
delivery wagons, with and without
tops. Kansas City prices. Division
street, between Harrison and Oklaho-
ma avenue, j. l.. LYON, Agent
.E-f9
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An Elegant Line OF Millinery.

See Miss Patterson's elegant line of
hats before you buy. She has the most
fashionable trimmer in the city, just
from Chicago. Opening will begin on
the 18th inst S6t1
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Buggies, ph@tons, surreys, road
wagons, good reliable vehicles no
shoddy goods, at low down prices.
Division street, between Harrison and
Oklahoma ave. j. l.. LYON, Agent
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Salvation Marching ON.

Revival services at the West Side
Congregational church are still in
progress. There has been a mum ber
of conversions and several accessions
to the church. Some will be baptized
soon. Rev. Parker urges all interest.
ed in the religious welfare of West
Guthrie to unite with him in the work
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Sheriff Pointer yesterday took
charge of the News plant under fore
closure of chattel mortgage held by
I. G Guss.
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All the latest styles in vehicles. !
have large stock They must be
sold. ! will name very close prices
for the next sixty days. Reliable
goods Division street, between llar-
rison and Oklahoma avenue.
j. l. Lyon, Agent
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Furnished rooms, well ventilated;
second floor; 81 per week, Also nice,
clean beds, fifteen and twenty cents
No. 525 Oklahoma avenue, one block
west depot. EUGENE TUCKFR- s2tf
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A Negro Lynched In Pennsylvania.

SCRANTON, Pa, March 10. - The
negro Puryea, who was in jail at
Stroudsburg for murder, escaped dur
ing the night. lie was captured soon
afterward and crowd gathered and
lynched him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-17

The X C. grocery will sell at auc-
ton their entire stock of groceries.
commencing at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning and continuing until all are
sold.
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Millinery Display.

Do not fail TO see the grand display
of Easter hats and bonnets at Mrs A.
r. Saunders on Oklahoma and Divis.
ion. March Is, 20, 2l and 90. s3t6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-17

To San Francisco and intermediate
points the Santa fe route will sell one
way round trip tickets, limited to six
ty days for So 80 anu one way tickets
continuous passage at rate of S2000
This includes San Diego, Los Angeles,
Riverside and all southern California
points. l. r. DELANEY, Ageut.
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Notice.

To whom II may cencern:
Notice Is hereby given that Armstead &
Stroud have this day filed their petition
for license to retail liquors in LangstOn,
Logan county, Oklahoma, and that unless
objection 10 the same as required by law
be filed by the 30th day of March A. ID.
1894, said petition will be granted.
Il. j. DOLCATER, County Clerk.
Guthrie, O. r. March 10th 1894.
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Prescriptions filled and guaranteed.
Best and cheapest in Guthrie Accu.
racy and purity guaranteed.
Tiff EAGLE DRUG STORE
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The X. C. grocery will sell at auc-
tion their entire stock of groceries,
commencing at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning and continuing until all are
sold
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The X. C. grocery will sell at auc,
tion their entire stock of groceries
commencing at 10 o'clock Saturday
rlorning and continuing until all are
sold,
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Groceries at actual cost. The X. C.
grocery is closing out and must get
rid of mammoth stock of goods sOt7.
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Wanted-A good young team of
horses or mules. Address Lock Box
. % with terms. tG
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The X. C. grocery is closing out
business. Now is an excellent time to
purchase goods chesply. sOt7
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+. H. Lille & Co.'S new store is an
enterprise well worth the patronage
of our people. u
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Furnished Room

To rent to two young men who do
not use tobacco or intoXicants. Apply
TO DR. Peoples, the dentist. s3t6
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Go to No. 2O2, corner of Vine and
Cleveland. Very cheap Must sell.
s2t6 Mrs. DELLA PATTERSON.
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The ladies of the G. A. r. will meet
in the Masonic hall Saturday, March
II, at p. m.
A full attendance is desired.
EMMA KITCHINGMAN. Secretary.
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The p,ckw,ck Club In Ashes.

New ORLEANS, La, March l6.-Fire
started on the fourth floor of the Pick
wick club building, the finest and best
known in the South, little after Z
o'clock this morning and before the
first fire engine had reached the scene
the flames were beyond control and
the structure was ruined. The loss is
fullV $50 600
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Use the Weider guarantee mixed
paint Cheapest and best
7l-tf EAGLE DRUG STORE.
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DemocratIc CentraI CommIttee.

A meeting of the city Democratic
central committee is hereby called for
this evening at 1880 in the law office OF
j. A. Sampsel.
j. NJ. KUYKENDALL-
W. III. II. SEARCEY.
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Choice creamery butter at Schmidt q
McConnells, Lilies old stand.
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To quit business, closing out at
cost The X. c. grocery is offering
bargains s0t7
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The X. c. grocery will sell you sugar
for almost nothing. Closing out
stock. S0t7
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Bound copies of the first volume of
Oklahoma Supreme Court reports can
be had upon application to Edgar
Jones, territorial librarian.
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Stop at the Guthrie hotel when in
Newkirl-, O. =.
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We trade groceries for horses or any
hing that has value. Kansas City Cash
Grocery, 322 Division street.
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Madame Yates Complexion powders
and fine perfumes.
tiff EAGLE DRUG STORE
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Ninety acres of a land. Apply at
once TO Charles Alling, Cedar post
office, twelve miles west of Guthrie.
21wt2
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To the Occi,ieut,

Cash is king; call at Kansas City Cash
Gropprv
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For a nice juicy steak, 60 to Schmidt
& McConnell's, Lilies old stand.
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Towers Barber Shop.
Good work at all times. Second
street near Harrison avenue. ScisssIo
sharpened If
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Go to the Delicatessan Restaurant,
when in Perry. II
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MilIik.n Again.

Judge Dale yesterday afternoon
overruled the demurrer by sNJliken
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New spring shades i'm the genuine
Foster kid gloves. glacc aud mosque
tairc, at Gresham, steele a Co. sits
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For the best meals go to- the Deli
atessan Restaurant Perry o r. 71
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-08
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.

After quarter OF century OF welded bliss
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hadenfeldt celebrated
their silver wedding last Tuesday afternoon
and evening at their residence, 1922 Fillmore
street. They old and respected residents
of this city ana have raised sew children five
Of whom are now alive, TO comfort them. Mr..
Hadenfeldt is a well-known wholesale jeweler
aud is held in high esteem by his associates.
Almost every room in the residence had re.
ceiyed the artistic attention Of tile decorators
and string orchestra WAS present diseoursing
sweet musical selections. Misses Bertha and
Josephine Hadenieldt assisted their parents in
receiving tile many guests who iii ed Tie house
from until o'clock, and were most hospit-
ably entertained
An elaborate dinner was served at 6 O'Clock,
at which there were present Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hadenfeldt. Miss Bertha Hadenfeldt,
Miss Josephine HadenfedI. Miss Wanda
HadeDfeldf, Herman Hadenfeldf, Carl Haden-
feldt. George Hilgeloh. Mr.. and Mrs. Drest,
Mr. aud Mrs. =. Laclayerie. Mr.. and Mrs G..
Fuchs, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Mason and Mrs. Louise
StoeDen. lu the evening the young folk came
in for their particular share of pleasure and
danced for several hours. A sumptuous sup
per was served al midnight but IL was long
after that when the guests departed for their
homes.
The Karstens Party.
The Misses Otillia and Alice Karstens were
surprised at their residence last Monday even
ing by the members of the Rosebud Social Club,
who rendered them party. Dancing was en-
ioyed during the evening ana some musical
selections were given, among hem being man
doIin solos by Miss Alice harsieDs, piano solos
by tile Misses GeorgiaDa aud May DupiIssea.
aud guitar solos by Miss Henrietta Krieger. A
delicious supper was served. ana the festivities
were continued until a late hour.
Those present were: Mrs. karstens. Mrs, G.
Duplissea the Misses Otillia and Alice kars-
tens. the Misses GeorgIana and May Dupissea,