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Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
Cleared Without Protest.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec i--The tug Bar
clay Golden. which it Is understood Is to
be used in the interest of General Ezeta,
cleared for Acapulco teday. She went out
OF eight men There were two or three
passengers on board. The vessel carried
only stores and coal The custom office Of
fersd no objection 10 the clearance OF the
vessel.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
Progress of Cholera in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 4.-From Novem-
Der to November 80 there were forty y-seven
cases of cholera and fourteen deaths here
For the week ending November 16 there were
220 cases and 40 deaths in the government Of
Volhynia, which shows large decrease. Sew
enty-two cases and twenty-six deaths have
occurred in the district Of Bsrdcheff, in the
government of Kief.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
Pope sends Aid1Tto Armenia.

ROME, DEC. 4-The Obsetvatore Romano
has letter from Constantlnople which says
the pope, Immediately after he learned Of the
misery in Armenia, sent $4,000 lire to the
Armenian patriarch, who has replied, ,ex-
pressing his thanks, 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
Genernl Gonxalcs scntenced to Denth

HAVANA, Dec. 4.-GeneraI Gonzales. the
insurgent leader, after having bsen tried by
| court-martial and convicted of taking up arms
| against the government, was today sentenced
to be shot. '+
Later in the day dispatch from Ma anzas
| announced that General Gonzales had been
shot there today.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
Moyen,ents OF Oeenu NesseIs. ID

MONenIrhts OF Vccnu NesSeIs, Dec, Z.
At southampton --Arrlved-St, Paul. from
New York.
At Liverpool-Arriyed-C from
Boston; Roman, frcm Boston; Waesland, from
pl iladelpha
At London-Arrlyed- Hill. from
New York.
New York -Arrived-Steamers Stuttgart
from Bremen; Ardles. from Cape Hsytlsn,
At New York-Arrlyed Substance Spree
from Bremen.
At Queenstown Arrived 5thGerman!e,
from New York fer Liverpool.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05

ROME N. Y. Dec 4.-Fi'e has destroyed
$40, 900 TO $50, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4.-The Cunard line
steamship Campania, which sails for New
York on Saturday next, will take among her
passengers Sir Charles Tupper. the Canadian
high commissioner, who is going to Canada
to confer with the Dominion government in
relation to the fast transatlanrc line OF steam
ShiDs.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
nrniIls of a DnN.

NEW BLOOMFIELD, Pa. Dec. Adam
Baler, the oldest editor In the state in
continuous active service on one newspaper.
died at his home in this place yesterday
lie founded the Perry Freeman in 1889 and
was its proprietor and editor for ffty-fye
yeprs.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05

LONDON, Dec, A banquet was given in
the Holborn restaurant today in aid Of the
pension fund Of the Locomotive Steam En-
ginemen and Fremen's Friendly society, at
which 200 guess sat down. The United
States ambassador presided and he made a
speech in response to a toast to the success
of the society, in which he complmented 1t
upon a work meriting the sympathy of the
nation and hoped that when he left England
he would be remembered as having done
something to bring the two nations into SYM
pathy. He also spoke of the great benefits
which railroads had conferred on both sides of
the Atlantic. Mr.. Bayard was heartily
cheered upon the conclusion of his remraks.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
Mr.. AIdrien Not Cuban Enthusiast.

WASHINGTON, Dec 1T has been widely
published that Representative Aldrlch OF 1lli-
nois introduced resolution in the house for
recognition of the Cuban insurgents. and Mr..
Aldrlch is receiving some attention as the
champion OF the struggling Cubans. The fact
is that Mr.. Adrlch presented 10 the house
without comment the resolutions for Cuba
which were recently adopted by mass meet
Ing Of citizens Of Chicago. His activity In
congress has not been In the field OF foreign
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
STARTED IN PURSUIT or MAcEo.
Spanish Endcavor to Prevent His
Joining Conner.

HAVANA, Dec. 4-hepoEtS current tor
several days that Antonio Maceo had crossed
the military line of La Trocha on Novem-
ber 20 are confirmed. He was accompanied
by the bands OF Mros, Cebreco and Quntin
Banderas. The crossing was effected be-
tween the forts Of La Sanchez and La Re-
donda, north of Ciego de Avila. Upon cross
ing the line force of the insurgents was
detached to make an assault upon La Re-
donda fort, thus creating diversion TO
prevent pursuit, while the main force
pushed on toward the borders Of Santa
Clara province, which II is proposed TO in
wade.
Maceo's force is closely pursued by Cen
erals Aldave and Aldecoa. and Generals
Suarez Valdez and Navarro have also been
sent to attack him. An important engage
to divert Maceo's advance upon Santa Clara
and to prevent his junction with the forces
Of Gomez. The munitions and baggage be-
longing to Maceo's forces have been car
ried on schooners from the ManZanillo
coast TO the Santa Clara province in order to
enable the insurgents to go unincumbered
and move more rapidly.
An attack upon a fort near Santa Clara
has been made by 500 insurgents A column
of $50 troops was sent to the relief Of the
forts and the insurgents were dispersed.
Lieutenant Aguar, at the head Of twenty
eight guerillas, was surrounded by band
of 200 insurgents under the leadership of
Rios near Manzanillo. The troops fought
bravely and. the official reports say, dis
persed the insurgents, who left three killed
and five wounded when they retreated. The
troops had one killed and the lieutenant and
six wounded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
UNIVERSAL PATTERNS.

meantime. Mrs. Marshall and Mrs; Lyon ,oI
are doing all i'm their power 10 ehils' III
torest i'm the affair. The OBJECT - ~ ~
tainlv a noble one, and itseH en''''''
those in charge to generous suppoi"
The delightful little operetta' "I me
r,,,rolcan Queen" which is, under Tue
i,y,.tI',,+ management of Mrs. May Ialley'
80 ba rendered by juvenile society Tor tn :,
Ia If the Home for lncuraDies,
,,r[,r,isas 70 be thorough ana orlillan'
l,.,,,, The children are, at the rehear1
5'I. aoc,,,ittinq themselves beauufully anu
covering themselves and thelI iusV'
with glory. The cast IS as loiI 1.bar,
"0uoen." Miss Lulie Drew B {IIs,iio,
Ga Zingarilla." Miss Margie hlo"''''
"TTtania." Miss Lily UrquharI'
"l,aida " Miss Sallie Payne
"r7Iora," Miss Erna Bass. r,-.,.o.
..I.yr,ereIda." Miss Florence ParkeI,
,,,'roIoau chorus number 81 Ma Ma.
tTa-,or,' Misses Lizzie Brahuel l.
&-o.halie smith. - McGee, Bessie Fay ne.
cinsie chorus number 3d. Iu!ihe' M1sa
,-,rai,ia Alien: CarmNa, Miss Mira Jones
CE l's-'-,, 1Iias Florence Pople; La Gltaha'
NJ Carv Neblett; Danna, Miss josie
Delaney. co,.bto White.
,tI'.iI C,arnett NlcClrty. Anna Terrell
FAIRIES number .: TerpsI.C,noie Cta a.,
carrie Armistead; Euterpe, MISS Giau d,
trrazler. Electra. Miss May Sane'S 10y , ,,,l
ARIEL Miss Helena lie Froy - AlSs
Page Shelburne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
vodical College Commenc'

Tho dftv-seventh annual
,,ent of the Medical College OF
win take place next Tuesday M.
o'clock nj the Academy Of Muse.
crnor charles r. O'Ferrall VIII b. l"e
orator of the occasion.
Tho class officers this session are
lanes T. Redd, Jr., Virginia presideht
II r. Drewry, Virginia, yicea-preslae',n.lIt
r $ burlington, South Carolina secre-
tarv: n. L. stephenson, Virginia corIe-
spending secretary. ,,,.u.or
Invitation Committee-T. Carl WaiKer'
Nortb Carolina. chairman; }. y. 1loIt e
VIRGINIA: &. b. Cosby, Virginia, W. W.
Rurweu. Virginia; Paul Redo, NlIsii ~.
" II. Lyme. Virginia; W. 3. Nlcho,S
Virgnia: j. NJ. Ellzey, Maryland; -. VI
Mann virginia: r. b. Bryant, virginia
r T. Burges. Virginia.
Retention Committee-Francis W. Up
shur Virginia. chairman; McRay BANKS
Virginia: Greer Baughman, virginia. D.
II Hidden. Virginia; q. W. Keel, Noru
carolina: Charles r. May, South caro-
lima. w. A. MCGOWAN. virginia. Is -
AcIver North Carolina; d. H. MOTIFS
Virginia: r. w. Meyers Texas; I. H.
Rucker, Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
THE GREAT CONVENrTON
Chrl,tian EndeavOrer' Preparing FOR 4h"'r
Big Annual Gathering.

,,,.-t..,., Fndeayorers Preparing For Iheir
BIC Annual Gathering.
rho Christian Endeavorers OF El;h'
mond and the state at large are hsurlhs
on their time and ability to attend the
international convention at Boston
THAT CITY is now busy with prepara-
tio,s 70 car, for two large gatherings
10 he held there during this summer-'i|'
u,, KNIGHT Templars' Conclave ana the
I,,t.rnational Christian EndeaNor 'oH-
,.ontion The estimate Of attendance upon
the latter ranges from 4oWV TO oV'yDV' on on
indications all point TO the iarseS' i'''s
ious gathering ever held III AMI 20 -,
All the hotels rave oeeh e"sos ~
the delegates, ana mouse ilu9 - 1ato
viii ne thrown open TO board tHe ueie-
-. d,,,ipr, the week of July 10Th TO
10th. IN, 20 C,,r;,
mo International conventions OF Chrls-
.ta, t,rd.avorers are held every year al
,.I,,,s named two years in advance On
account of the Western Passenger Asso-
1T, refusing to grant favorable rate
from, chicago west, TINS meeting was
tr,,,,scorred from san Francisco TO Bos-
ION during the past few months, conse-
ouentlv tho Boston people have under-
taken TO complete arrangements III
short time which previously has taken
two years. ~,
The convention will be held IN Me-
cbanics' Hall. two tents holding 10000 per-
sons each. and number of churches.
Every possible convenience is being pro-
,ided for the thousands Of visitors VINO
win visit Boston on this occasion.
The Virginia Endeavorers will be large
lv represented, and many are now com
munlcating with Mr.. Robert Lecky' Jr''
i'm this city. who is State manager ior no
tel and railroad accommodation.
rhe rate named from all parts of the
country Is one fare for the round trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
Meat ON the Rlse.

The price Of meat and provisions has
been rising steadily for the past Two or
three weeks. The increase re1tntd one
nth a short time ago, but IS now grad
ually falling again. The cause OF the
rise has not been stated.
Here I'M Richmond no serious results
were caused by the increase and yester-
dav | was tod by one OF the principal
meat ard provision houses that The quo
tations were giving no reason for alarm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
David Copperfeld.

Mr. Leland T. Powers. who Is said TO
be without a rival as an impersonator.
is booked for an entertainment at the
Young Mems Christian Association Han
on the evening Of the SIN OF April. when
he will give a presentation of David
conDerneld." The New York World says
this is "a mastery performance"
Mr.. Powers is a great favorite In Rich
mond and will doubtless be greeted by
large audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
"RFIDY. AIM, FIRE ~

We are ready for you. our aim Is 70
please you in every particularLh ~ It g.
70 for vou ~ fire away and support our
e Ell by your presence and patronage
our assortment is large, and IL you WI, III
drop i'm we feel assured that IL VIII Uo
~ our mutual interest Remember, We
are the centrally located dry goods store
OF Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
"CAP.A.PIE."

We can suit you for either extrem nl,,y,v
disnIav Of New Caps for everybody In our
West window, and the prices are mo or, r.
ate|25 70 roc. BY all means see the caps
and note the difference between 9 ry
goods prices Che lowest prices III TIC
world as a class and other prices;
Stockings for all, ladies and chiiureh'
from sc. to 81 a pair.
Socks for all, men and boys, to 5Oc:
No better Hosiery than ours IN VIZ
,,f,tofa 90 rita1 citV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
"KING COTTON"

Cotton at sc. a pound. That means bad
times for our cousin, the southern
Ilanter but for the Virginia ladies II
means Bleached and Unbleachcd Cottohs
Good Bleached Cotton, yard wide. DC.
Very Good Cotton Androscosgin ana
Barker, lac. ,,.,,.
Fruit of the Loom, that old reliable
brand, &c.
Langdon rs at Sc.
Langdon G.. B., &c.
pride of the West, Alpine Rose, VAN
sutta. Berkeley Long Cloth. lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

William Harris (coloreD. charged with
assault was brought before Judge Wick
ham Yesterday upon writ OF haoeas
corpus. The case was appealed from the
decision OF Justice Larus. Judge Wick
ham discharged the prisoner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
"THE HAIR APPARENT"

II Is very apparent that our Hair CIoth
is appreciated by the ladies of Richmond
In the first place, we sell az % ana 'vc;,
a saving TO them OF or lVc' OH eaoi
yard.
Imitation Hair Cloth at lOc.
Better at is 2-3. - and JOc.
Percalines 10 to 23c.
Slles!as, l-3 to DC.
Jeans, ; TO l0c.
Canvas, 10 10 3lc.
All kinds of Lln.ngs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
WHAT ARE THE WILD WAVES SAY.
ING!

We cannot answer the above, nut we
know that our store is full OF attractive
goods at attractive prices.
New Pants Patterns for Gentlemen
$40 to s.. III,
our stock of Silks is first-class. 1t VIII
be no waste of time for you TO inspect or
variety of Waist silks, which we have
frCm 25c upward.
Wash silks. =, 83, 80 and 70 1-2c
China silks. q, 49, ~. 20 and 75c.
Thin silks almost without end.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
"WHAT,s THE ODDS!,

Won huy YOUR goods from U.S. Ours Is the
oldest dry goods business here. We have
one price for everybody. our prices are
marked in plain figures. No timely re.
strictons as TO price. You can puy q.
price you can buy at thirty-seven minutes
TO III you don't know wool from cotton
or silk from jute we will tell you. we
want vour confidence and support
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
..,T,S OF 40 CONSEQUENCE"

Mr. Dickens Toots was fond OF me
above phrase. but we want to impress
voU win The fact that II Is OF conse-
9Gence to sell you our goods. whether you
want a Spool of Cotton or a SILK Dress
Form good habits and stick 70 them;
Come to our store Tor eVerythn tha aI
that we are constantly adding new lines
We have just received Hammocks' 49,
4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

Here are few prices will astonih An Oak Bedroom
Shit consisting 10 pieces s25Desser has x3o beye plate
Sold Oak onble Wardrobe S2 Chihonler for 50 so
pao Suits all the latest styles from $50 up Baby Carriages Ee-
frigerators Carpets, Stoves and Bedding
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
"FL0WfRS. SWEET FLOWERS.o

Easter without flowers would hardly be
Easter.
We have ViOlets, Sc.
COrsage Flowers, 23c. ,,,
We also have Powered Lawns flo"-
cred Percales, Flowered Challies. 90
Beautiful Atwood French Challles, %
inches. q i-2c.: last season they were oVc'
Flowered CretOnnes, Powered SllK t,,II
Powered Drapery Satteens, Lovely Plo"-
cred Silks-a shower of loWers'
Little deeds Of buying,
Little words that move
Make us solid with the puollc'
And their confidence in us prove.
only 2oc. for Gloria pinch Umbrella.
with metal handle, suitable Tor iduy
ann ar child's rain Umbrella. .,,
81 BLACK Diagonal al Sl.O' easily VIZ ~. -,
q suitable for ladies' wraps or gents
Double-Face Black Body Lining % %
inches wide. 10c worth i l-Zc, anu SUN
Tor that at other stores.
Remnants Calico Sc. yard.
Good Percales. 30 inches . l-iCco t,ohes
Good Napking GinShams' 80 lnche'
wide. y -l2r quality, for &c.
Plant-Bed Cotton, 3-4c yaru'
UNIVERSAL PATTERNS.
vvo have determined to close our nj
,,ersaI Paper Patterns, and will ofIer them
at balf price. and with every o9l vi
Silil Dress mt or over DC. per yaIu VIC
will give a Paper Pattern free
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

s4-inch Wool and silk Mixtures at DC
a yard. .,., o.
Atwood Covert Cloths. 80 inches vice.
at 3lc. 49,. "a -
beautiful Dress Goods at a IL 30, %,
75c. and 81 up to $l.I5 a yard for tne
Lovely Illuminated Crepons. ~ you VIII
ccme and only look at or Dress Goods
we will esteem IL favor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
"Mary had a little lamb,
lis fleece was white as snow;
And when the little lamb was flceced
It's wool was sold, you know.

Then dyed dhe wool, not the lamb and
made up into Beautiful Black Dress
AI-Wool Black serges. 25, 80, so, 75c.
and 81. go "a e. .,,a
Zoe. - ,.ho. ,,.,ao
Au-Wool Black Flannel 81 inches wide'
priestley Black Silk-Warp Henriettas
at greatly reduced prices.
Handsome Black Crepons. 75c. TO ~ per
No No better stock of Black Goods to be
found in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
"TuERE,sLUCKIN ODD NUMBERS"

500 Bargains at 800 east Broad street.
Never were we in better shape 20 serve
our patrons. our buyer has just returned
from New York, where he purSn,sseu
some Of the Rest Bargains that we have
ever been able to offer our patrons.
All the ladies are thinking or New
Dresses for Easter. and you will be sur
prised TO see what pretty Dress UoVus
You can buy for small amount.
Half-Wooi Dress Goods, q and "a inches
ytIda NJ 70 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
COLORFD DRESS GOODS.

Black Atwood Serges. for. la les
dresses, 25c. Nearly "A yard VIDE Inc
hest goods ever sold for the price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

These words. uttered by England's King
TO relieve the embarrassment OF one OK
his titled subjects, have been handed
down by the fact that the hosiery manu-
facturers have taken them as their orand.
No better or more complete stock OF Hose
I'm the city.
Lislo Hose, IS, 81 1-2. so and sec.
There are as many claimants TO THE
BEST &c BLACK HOSIERY, "a there
were some years ago persons who claim
ed TO have found Charley Ross. We leave
il TO a discriminating public to see ours
and pass Judgment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
CHARITIES.

Mrs. George Lane Marshall and Mrs
George Lyon propose TO give. at the Pace
store. Main street, during Easter week a
childrens entertainment, the object OF
which is the endowment OF child's cot
I'm the Home for lncurables, and also to
add 10 the treasury OF the DAY Nursery
and kindergarten" 1t will be distinctly
small peoples day, egg hunting being one
OF the features OF the contemplated pro-
gramme. Later. full particulars as TO
date. ETC.. will be given. and. in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
PArRIoTIC SOCIETIES.

There will be a meeting at Y o'clock on
Tuesday next Of the Directory Board OF
the Association for the Preservation of
Virginia Antiquities to perfect plans FOR
the excursion to jamestown. To De given
on May 18th. The meeting will, Of
course, be held at the rooms Of the His
torical Society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
..WRITE ME A LETTER."

Full lines Of Writing Paper and En-
velopes. -,
Fox Paper e packages envelopes and
writing paper. s 70 2sc:
Pound Paper lotto lie. package. IL to
is ounces In package.
Envelopes, go I'm box, DC.
Square Envelopes, packages for lOc.
Chlld's Box Stationery, l0c.
Shaded Satin Duchess, for petticoats.
waists. dresses and trimmings, at &c.
per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
"JOB,S LOT VS.. JOB LOTS"

Jobs lot was hard one, but our job
lots are purchase winners.
Job Atwood Albatross, In PINK, mac
and navy. % inches. 1sc.. worth &c. the
world over. IL, III.
ck-Ground Albatross, with white
stripe, 19c, worth 5c. -,
Amusement Calico. for children WIN
figures OF animals), at DC, worth Dc
beautiful, Stylish Patterns OF Cassi-
mere, for gents and boys wear, at Sc,
worth 81 1-2c.
Ends of Unbleached Jeans a; &c.
/ piece of Double-Face Silesia at sl-3c..
worth i2 I-2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
EASTER OFFERINGS.

Unbleached Cottons, 3. 3i-s. l. 8, 6i-S
and lie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

The lecture to be delivered at $40 7. ~,
on Friday next, at the hall Of the House
Of Delegates. by Mr.. Il. s. Thomas, is
anticipated with much interest promis-
ing as it does, TO be one OF the most at
tractive of a thus-far delightful course.
Mr.. Thomas subject will be "Bacon's Re
bellion."
1t will be remembered that these lee
lures are free to the public, and are an
acknowledgment by the association OF its
appreciation of past interest and support
on the publics part.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Gordon' OF Balti-
more. are the guests Oh MT and Mrs.
James Peasants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

As conclusive commentary as we
are likely 20 see, upon the exquisite gem
tlemdn-iners of football as at present
conducted was furnished by the funeral
cortege which passed slowly along Frank
lin street little after 10 O'Clock on yes
ter,iy morning. More justinably bright
and high hopes are not often buried in a
tomb. for young Bahen. upon the testi-
mony OF all who knew him closely, was a
noble. lovable and manly fellow
Miss Sue Kent is at present the guest
of Miss Alice Henning
Miss Bessie Pace will shortly return
from New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

Mr. Joe semmes, Of New Orleans. spent
ro,tion OF last week in Richmond, be-
Ing the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Lang
horne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

The meeting of the Alumni Of the Uni
vers,ty College of Medicine will tax
n,ace on the morning OF April the 18th
and the annual commencement on IN
evening NJ the same day. The programm
for the latter will be a most attractive
one a full list OF the speakers canno
be given at this time. Rev. Robert J
Kerr. however will certainly be one o
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

r,,,ans Mrs. John Lottier. DR.. Massie.
and Mrs. IA Din. Mrs. Moulton. Mr. and
NJ. Thor,as Moore. Nellie Parker Mrs.
Grace shields and Or. Barrett.
Mrs. Benjamin II. Nash Is Improving
although slowly.
Miss Carrie Ficklen, OF fredericksburg
"a the guest of Miss Carrie Moore, west
Grace street.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-14
The CITY SchOOlS.

The exercises at the school house
on last Friday afternoon were very
successful and there were several
n'casin% anecdotes during the alter
noon. Ine program ran thus:
Declamation-Philip Cutting.
Current events-Hoyal Henyan.
Recitation-Fred Potter.
Song-SchoOl.
Essay-Linnie Erickson.
Recitation-katie Grant.
Reading-Roy Sunderland.
Northumberland Putnam.
Personation-Anna Rymal.
Essay-Bozina kolda.
Song-School.
The afternoon debate a Re
solved that women haveaccomplished
more in the world than men. Air
native, Jim Pinkham and Fred
Sweetland. Negative, Clara Olson
and Ada Davis. The school voted
upon the debate and decided in favor
OF the negative. 1t was a very pleas
inc afternoon altogether.
4 STUDENT.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-14
Settled the Loss.

Pierre Capital:-B. ID, Milan of
Miller arrived in this city this morn
ing and brought with him some eX-
ceedinglv good news for Dick Smith,
who recently lost all his household
goods by fire. Mr.. Milan is agent
for the insurance company OF North
America. in which Mr.. Smith carried
the insurance which he neglected to
have transferred. The company, al
though under the circumstances not
liable. has sent its agent here with
instructions to settle the claim in full
as they had no desire totake adyant-
age of the technicality. This is GER
tainly very magnanimous on the
part of the company. All Pierre will
rejoice with Mr.. Smith in his good
fortune. We advise our readers,
however, not to be governed by the
action of the company in Dicks case
all companies will not be so gener,
Jus
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-14

The stock shipments of Hand coun-
ty, published first in the PRESS, Occa-
sions the following comments in the
Sioux City Journal:
The fact that the shipments OF
live stock from the town OF Miller, 5.
d., in the past four months amount
ed in value to over Sis, 900 shows
that the people Of South Dakota are
not depending on grain growing for
their income. Diversification of in
dustries has been adopted in South
Dakota with good results"