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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-17

ship in this part Of the state has hall
a dozen or more such places, and il
the work we're done this winter in the
spring Smith county would have bet
ter roads and about a thousand more
acres of standing water Who knows
but this might have tendency to at
tract more moisture. Let us believe
that it would until we have tried il
ten or twelve years with the same
faith that we used to turn the virgin
soil to the blue vaults Of heaven."--
Smith County Journal
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-17
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
TO THE EAST,

BEST DINING CAR SERVICE IN THE WORLD.
The Rock Island is FOREMOST in adopt
ing any advantage calculated to i'm
prove speed and give that luxury, safety
and comfort that popular patronage de-
mands., Its equipment is thoroughly
complete with vestibuled trains, mag
niacent dining carrss, sleepers and chair
coaches, all the most elegant, and q
recently improved patterns, o
Faithful and capable management
and polite, honest service from en-
ployes are important items. They are
a double duty-to the Company and to
travelers-and it is sometimes a task
difficult of accomplishment. Passen-
gers on this line will find little Gauss
for complaint on that ground.
The Importance Of this Line can be
better understood il a short lesson in
geography be now recited.
What is the great Eastern termini of
the Rock Island Route?-Chicago
What other sub-Eastern termini has
it2-Peoria, To what important points
does it run trains to the Northwest
st. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and Watertown and Sioux Falls Da-
kota, To what important Iowa and
Nebraska pointss-Des Moines, Daven.N
port, Iowa; Omaha and Lincoln, Nc
bFaska,
REMEMBER
The Great Rock Island Route runs all
regular trains :" Englewood suburban
station, close to Worlds Fair grounds,
and YOU can save time and trouble BY
getting OF at that point and avoid the
crowd in the city.
For full particulars as to tickets,
maps, rates apply to any coupon ticket
office in the United States, Canada aE
Mexico, or address;
JNO. SEBASTIAN,
Gent Tkt. 4 Pass. Agt., Chicago Ill
@ ST. JoHN, 6enl Manager, Chicago, Ill.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-17

The Weekly Kansas City Star
Addresses the farmer as a business
man aud citizen. Doesn't tscil him
him how to farm, but how to sell, and
Chere and when, and keeps a Sigllsnt
eye upon his rights as a shipper, a
producer and a tax payer. All the
news, too, and plenty Of good read
ing" for the family. Now read in
100000 farm houses. FiftV,tWo big
eight-page newspapers for rs cents
To any one who sends the WEEKLY
STAR five yearly subscribers, together
with 81 25 the paper will be sent one
year free.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-17
CHRIST, OUR COMPANION.

It is our duty and privilege to real
lie the fact that Christ is in our
midst-in our homes, churches, shops
in our streets and market places
We are responsible to him every mo-
ment of time and in every possible
place. His jurisdiction extends over
all tune and all space; and He is to
be the Judge of all men.-Presbyte-
9Jan Witness
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-17
RELIGIOUS COLUMN
BY THE PHILLIPsBURd MINISTER'S
CHURCH DIRECT DRY.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-sabbatb services
sunday school, 10 n. M prayer meeting Weu'
nesday At 8.OOp m
CHRISTIAN CHURCH--sabbath se ,,,i I. oo
S n m. Prayer meeting on, Thursday at 300 p M
BAPTIST CHURCH-Sabbaths service Sunday
scbool NJ i0a m; preaching ut II a. IN. and 7'5O p
M except the third Sabbath OF each month pray
az meeting Wednesday $500 p. m; covenant
meeting, Saturday before first Sunday 3'SO p M
M 10. CHURCH-sabbath services sunday q Ioy
School at 10 a. m preaching at il a. m. ana oiO1
'I NV, prayer meeting, Thursday, 800 p M
Iunior Ieagne. Saturday, p, IN; Official board,
prst Tues Jay, Sp. IN. a. NJ DEB F"sV"''
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-17
GUARD YOUR INFLUENCE.

Better give up the theatre; better
fcrego the pleasures of the dance;
better deny yourself the worldly de-
light of the Sunday buggy ride in
questionable society, and Of the hun
dred other things, than, by doing
these things, lead others astray or de-
stroy your own influence -Cumber-
land Presbyterian.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-17

Long Island s. E Tubbs returned for security
Mound Charles Miller
Lon Selbe
Phfllipsburg. @ ID Heath
CD Fleming Z"
Plainview John Cox returned for security
OM Hinton
Plum, Joseph II Smith approved
w l. Wilson returned for security
Prairie View, Fred Thomas approved
John Ruesink g
Rushville. John W Wigton returned for se-
surity
Solomon. "A w Gibbs approved
JR Wood
LII Cook y"
Towanda. o o Graham
- John M Siegrlst approved
valley. IL Guthrie returned for security
walnut. "A @ Mende "
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-17
On motion, board adjourned until 8 o,olocI To-

o,,.. Ao..a .a,ou.,.A ,n,u eo,.,o.,, %
| W n,os'o'', J H., N "
morrow morning. 1,r,,nv IN ,aos
Roord mat pursuant 10 adionrSment. Member,
Az PRESENT. ,os,o.aov,s U,oo,,no ,o.a and -,
n,nu'0'" W. JN''SS NNe $3.50 ~
PI00Eeu alton ,bo tsx sa,o nm cart,6catoa Nos Al,
~ 80 ssin tsa9 ha stS,citon ~ ssis ,oeovds
au fio, Sai9 orsonso"s va saw
suI,e Doi,is ne rono,, =, ,,oo,s IN Tho vosd
III nlov,V ~, tnv Sh a"
ppsontod and ,oSd nydered ovened and vIewera or
SapeS Maid and chSinmen allowed ri .So each "
On motion. tbe report Of viewers on road ne.
t,tInnsd foy hv Renkert and uthers. is laid ave,
nntji Ann mseting and ,bat vieUeya he maid
theIp feea
'n 0n nation hoard adiourned until o'clock n
m -
poard met purauant 10 A. iounment,
p 20 oo P,be honntV ~ wall sc"ns IA toLen
oG from this date.
VI on motion. the eurpIus end undivided profits
nm nil hanke be reduced 10 me same basja "a their
canitai stock and il accented clerk is apthorined
TO adjust the difference by rebate.
Afiernoon spent IN auditing accounts
I'm motion board Adjourned until 8 O'clock 10.
,norrow norninp
JANuAnv II. 1904
Board met pureuant TO adiournment Mem.
| bers nil nresent
mi MISntes Of Yesterdays meeting read and an
pr0ov v Nation. .1obn McKenzIe and q IT Tnrnor
were APPOINTED treasurer examiners for the an.
sulhg4uatter, amt,
Forenoon spent IN aIululIng aopo9n@' ,,.
On mouon, DoRIa hHloNEheu Wh'A O'CLOCK p
M; 4. .,,..
BOARD met puEuaht 70 auJouIHnent, A.
IN inc matleI o. lhe IePorS o. VieMeIs on LIe
ROAD petltloneu LOT oy ". ~ eliltn anu otners, ~
ponng comes shu oialu by 9aulsges, anu prlngs
II. Young " d; Ooie, ., y, weeks ana "A. Whltt-
aker. anu y. rJing' Mho a TTS'nS Juy sWotn' give
testimohy touChins us snld ciailn A!et wear
ing tettlmony tne oVuIu ueYYiNeN " 'Me we mat
yer un9er , cionsiuoINMHn VIVA Ne"V Weeh' ~ inc
unle el IAt3lggEE i, w soaus, .,,.,-
Daiauce VI a.ei S epent ~ audit5ng agcounts
on lDoton, poaru apJourneu uhVlo O'CLOCK TO-
inorro" horn'ns' I.,,,.n,, 10 ,oor
Board met pursuant to Sdiournment,' wy EN-.
hers all present
Minutes Of previous meeting read aud approved
On motion, j. M, hickey is employed 10 collect
the rent due from the Christian church, for the
use Of court room.
On motion, warrant drawn in favor OF /. d.
Thornton for $500, on poor fund, to pay for coal
ordered for poor.
On motion, the clerk 10 Instructed To not add
penalty % pnpollectea taEee until further orders.
On motion, the treasurer IL authorized TO use
his diso elton in the matter OF issuing tax war
rants.
The whole DAY spent In audi'ing GAINS on poor
On notice, board adjourned until o'clock,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-17
Town Lots Advertised for Tax Deed.

The following Is list OF town lots sold septem
per D, 1889 for taxes Of 1883, and unredeemed ut
this time, showing TO whom such lots were as
sseesed, the amount for which they were sold, and
the amount necessary TO redeem with interest
calculated to the last day Of redemption. Unless
such iots are redeemed before the 10Th day OF
June, 1875, they will be conveyed to the purchaser
TURNER'S ADDITION TO AGRA.
To whom assessed, Amt, to redeem,
Lot Z, Blk d.. @. Ii. Turner, ..."...... So rs
~, 49,. ........,, =. 2 3S
10, So, ...,,..,...... 2 80
"29, 4" :. A. Danike.. 2 rs
Treasurers Office, Philllpsburg, Kansas, Janu.
airy /, 1895, o. A. PoRTER 90. Treas.
Evening journal., 1895-02-01
sTblKERs WLN AT law.
rhey Cause the Arrest Of the President Of
Trt iley ompiny.

They Cause the Arrest Of the President Of
a rr.liey fompAny.
BGooBLlN. Feb. l---lpon the affidavit
Of wehe a the striking motorman who
charge %fesidapt Norton oi the Atlantic
Avenue kalira1 company with violating
section 1919 of the revised United States
statutes by llaoing United states mail
signs on cars that wero not carrying mail
matter. tinted States Commissioner
Morle issued warrant for Mr. Norton 3
arrest. IL was placed Ia the hands Of Dep
uty United states Marshal Biggertl who
was instructed by United States District
Attorney Bennett 10 SEQ that Mr. Norton
was in court at 10 clock this morning.
Martin j. Connolly of the executive
board Of District Assembly IS said to-day
that within the next two or three days
Eugene " Dobs would he in Brooklyn,
There were three officers OF the American
Railway union, including J. NJ. Kicker.
he said, now in tho city. and upon the ar-
rival OF MIR. Debs It will be decided wheth-
er other roads viii be tied up in q sympa-
thetic strike.
The strikers at Ridgewood made no
tioeable inroads upon the railroad com.
pany new force Of men, and scores were
| sent To their homes in different parts o.
the country. 1t was known that many O
the newcomers were tired Of the work aad
were only holding on until they could gei
their weeks pay when they would will
/ ingly yield to slight persuasion
/ While a conductor on Gates avenue
car was inside collecting fares from tw'
women passengers brick was thrown
through the window, hitting him in thl
breast with such force as to knock hin
over upon the seat. Before he could re
gain his feet man had cut the trolle.
rope so high up that 1t could not be reach
cd from the platform. The conductor dreY
revolver, but his assailants had disap
peared.
Evening journal., 1895-02-01
BANDITS ROB A TRAIN.
Blew Open tho Safe and Secured About
$4,000.


Blew Open the Safe and Secured About
$4,000.
SAN FRANcIsCo. Feb 1.-The Southern
Pacific west bound train which was held
up and robbed near Wilcox, A. T., is due
here tonight Additional particulars Of
the robbery received here state that five
men were concerned in it. Two Of the ban
dts boarded the train at Wilcox, and when
two miles west Of the town suddenly APP
peared in the cab Of the engine with drawn
pistols, compelling the engineer to stop
the train.
While one robber kept him covered
the other made the fireman and brakeman
cut tho express and mail cars loose from
the rest Of the train. The engineer was
then made to pull the two detached cars
on for about two miles to culyert where
two Of the bandit gang were found hold
ing horses for tho entire party. 1t wai
here that the safe was blown oren, tbl
men with the horses having brought thu
explosives six explosions were effeotes
by the robbers hoiore they felt satisfies
with their work.
The top and sides Of the express cas
were thoroughly scattered. and the Oil
press oumpany's safe was blown to pieces
Besides tho $4,000 in Mexican none,
there was good deal Of coin on the trail
which had been sent to pay the employee
along the line, and this was carried of .,
the robbers, who rode away in a southes
/ direction The loss Is said to be Rhot
| $50, GOO
Grant Wheeler a well known Arizon
desperate. who is believed TO be the fft
member Of tho party, purchased a quaint
| ty Of giant powder In Wilcox on the Ga
/ preceding the robbery. The Southern II
4 ciflc company and Wells Fargo Expre
company offor a joint reward Of $500 fc
/ each OF the robbers
Evening journal., 1895-02-01
Assault LTEp THE ENVOY.
General Furntcg Commits an Outrage Upon
tie Ch.ef offae Asuorish Fasbasav.

General Furntcg Commits an Outrage Upon
tie ch.ef nftac Muorish Embassy.
MADRID Feb i.-Sidl Biisha is the
chief Of tie special Moorish embassy now
Negotiating with TIE aoYemlment as to The
iraemniiy Tor the Moorish attacks on
Melilla lie was to have special audi.
ence with the king and queen regent yes
terday and he lett his hotel early in the
afternoon, accompanied BY several otfi.
cials Of the royel household He bod
taken hut ha8 dozen stops when an
elderly man IN black ran un to him. struck
him in The !aoe with bis fist and shouted,
Tell Your master that a Spaniard did
this ia tie name OF General Margallo
whom you murdered at Mgiilla" A royal
official unsheathed his sword and was
about 10 epale the old man when his
arm was & Cd The police then arrested
The ola maa whom they identified as Gen.
eral FuenteN They conveyed him to a
miitary prison. where he was questioned
as tn his motives
Meantime the Queen regent had been
informed of the affair She received sid
Brisha with many expressions of regret
aud assured him that Fuente2 was mad
man
She tola Linn Of her high regard for the
sultan Of Morocco apa her friendly feel
| ing toward the Moorish people After the
aud cncc the nsiniste.s called upon sid
Brisha al his hotel
All npologizea for the assault and prom
| ised that Fuentez should be punished most
| severely. Iater Marshal MARTINEZ de Cam
| pos and other conspicuous soldiers and no
biemen visited the Moorish envoy.
Tho incident is all the more einharrass
| ing because the Mnors had iust complain
cd that boys hootod them in fho streets o
Cadiz Ii tho chamber the war ministe
| spoke briefly Of the affair, expressing th
deepest regret He sal II that FEcnte1 wa
| insane. Ex- Premier Canoyas del Castlill
also expressed regret Indignation owe
the affair is general among all classes.
Sidi Brisha is a cultured and wealth
man and is said to have been PERSONAL,
acquainted with the late President Cafno
and with Lord Rosebery At first be wa
deeply incensed over the insult and dc
clared that he would return home at ono
without waiting to sec the queen. II
was appeasad. however. by the nulnerou
apologies and the military Order Of Me1i
which the queen conferred upon him.
The government has sent a circular not
to the diplomatists, who are expected {
meet at once to consider it. Fuentez wi
be court martialed. The military code pr
scribea death or life imprisonment for hi
| offanea
Evening journal., 1895-02-01
NO MORE SURVIVORS.
vain search For Victims From the III
Starred Elbe.


Starred Elbe.
LONDON, Feb. Inquiries were tel0-
graphed to all the coast stations between
Cromer and Eastbourne as to whether any
wreokage from the Elbe had been seen.
Replies were received this morning from
all the stations, and they are OF the same
unvarying tenor. Nothing has been dis
covered. 1t was thought that perhaps bod
les, wreckaqa or clothing would be wash
cd ashore but nothing from the lost steam
er has been sVen.
A heavy snowstorm is prevailing on this
coast, and this renders it improbable that
any more fishing smacks will return from
the vicinity Of the disaster before late this
morning.
"A dispatch from Lowestoft says that al
together Is fishing smauks which sailed
over the scene Of the disaster have return
ed They report that they saw nothing
to indicate that a steamer had been lost.
A dispatch from Berlin says that Herr
Baumann, who was drowned by the sink
ing Of the Elbe was going TO New YorS
to manage Walter Damrosch's German
opera His company has not started yet
Herr Baumann leaves family In Breslar
in straitened circumstances.
Evening journal., 1895-02-01
sale Of the Turk oIothlne Honss.

One of the kreatest sales of clothing
made in recent years was consumated
Yesterday, Samuel Slessincer & Co, Of
706 French street, purchasing for cash
The immense stock of the Turk Clothing
House. No. Ais Market street. This
stock Is one of the best and most season
able line of goods in Wilmington, as
every body knows the short time they
have baen in business This insures you
good, fresh and stylish clothes No old
goods carried over from year to year.
rhe amount Of goods. after being counted
up all day yesterday by q force Of
clerks, amounted to $34 210, for
which Messrs. Slessinger & Co paid
33f per cent on the dollar and will
sell to the people Of Wilmington and
vicluity at 49 per cent on the dollar.
This low price was made to close it out
rapidly as the store is rented to a firm for
carpets and drspery and must be closed
ont BY March 25rh., this giving them
only about six or seven weeks. But at
the unheard OF price Of 40 per cent Of
actual cost they feel sure Of being able
70 do it The store will remain closed al
day to day and with hard work and .
iarRe force Of sslesmen they will open at
8 o'lock to morrow, Saturday morning
/ for business
Evening journal., 1895-02-01
The EMPIRE
DEPARTMENT STORE.
oog MARKET STREET.
Will plllce on sale
On Saturday, February I'd,
The following Special Bar
g.ins:
FINE
Canned Sugar Corn,
&C a t'an.

Ladies Fancy Rlbl ed Hose, guaranteed
fast color, at &c ps ir All shades
Good heavy weighti Bed Ticking at 0fu
yard Especially
% quality Hamburg Fdging at gc a
yard, same as was solhi last wee k at 1fc
10 yards best quality Hamilton Dress
Goods for 59c
Fine Linen Table Cc yer, two yards long,
guaranteed, fancy border, 5gc each
Original price 81 90,
For Saturday only. Genuine GlycprIne
Futtermilk Soap, 100 quality for 90 a
cake
Utica Mills Bleached Muslin At $40 a
yard.
Fine Turkey Red Table Linen, guaran
teed fast color, Soc quality at 1880 yard
Extra fine Dress bingham, 80 different
styles, regular 124c value, for 6ic, Satur-
day only.
Ladies' nice Dress Buttons, 1c a dozen.
Pepsin Chewing Gum pieces for lie
China Buttons, one card, IA buttons,
for &c.
We have about four dozen left Of those
al 90 Natural Wool U Undershirts As We
do not care to carry them over, we will
close them vt 4lc
Childrens All wool Suit ages TO IA,
Sc 80 value, at 81 60
An All wool, Rough Chevios, or Harris
Cashmere Youths Suit. for $3 Is
An All-wool Grey Chevlot or Fancy
Tweed Cashmere Mems Suit for 50 30
Mems Elegant Alpine Hats, all colors
| $3.50 value, for Sic
20 dozen Mems Outing Shirts. full sizs
at 19c piece.
Evening journal., 1895-02-01
WEi-HAl-WEl FALLS.
The Japanese Capture An Importan
Chinese Naval station.

The Japanese Capture An important
Chinese Naval station.
CHEFr. Feb THE Japanese have
captured Wei Hai-Wei
Wei-Hai-Mei was captured Wednesday
aftor a two days skifmishing. The Chi
ness bolted when The actual assault was
made It is stated that their loss was .. 600
men. I-ui hung Tau, an island near the
city on which are workshops and some
forts, is still iD the hands Of the Chinese.
All tile Europeans In the city escaped un-
hurt Il is reported that during the fight
ing all the Chinese men -of-war and ships
in the harbor sailed away uninjured.
YOKOHAMA, Feb. /. = The japanese
forces operating against Wei -Hai-Wei have
captured the land forts. The Chinese
peace ENJOYS will be received today.
WAsHINGroN, Feb. minister Kurinc
Of Japan wss delighted to hear Of the cap
ture OF Wei Hal Wei by his countrymen.
He had been expecting to hear it. dis
patch was received at the japanese lega
tion Thursday from the minister Of for
eign affairs saying that the peace envoy
We're expected to arrive at Hiroshima to
day and would be received with all bh'
honors decroed in such cases by intersa
tional law Speaking OF the dispatch
Minister Kurino expressed the fear tha
the peace negotiations might fail
- II such should be the case, he said
IS will be entirely China's fault. w
bavc repeatedly stated publicly that ou
| cenlerees, Count Ito and Count Mutsu
had full powers to treat, and we have de
manded that the Chinese ENJOYS should b
similarly commissioned. Although W
cannot tell absolutely until their creden
tials are presented, it now appears tha
| the latter have not power to agree abso
| lutoly to anything. Under those condi
tions we shall probably decline to treat
and in that case the blame will rest en-
| tirely on China -
Evening journal., 1895-02-01
Glover club Reception.

The Glover Club, social organization
of young men and women, held a
pleasant reception at the home Of Miss
Marr, one Of It's members, at No 602
Orange street, last night Music,
danclng aud games were indulged in,
and during the evening refreshments
were served
Among those present were: G. MeCul
Tough, A v. Allen, w Worrall, 3
Curry, Charles Cnrry,I Mills, A. Gibson,
George E Mills, J. Mills, Miss
O Cochran, Miss B cCoy, Miss ]
Reynolds, Miss Martin, Miss Price and
Miss 81 HorrGn Of Chester; Miss u
Worrall, Of Wallngford, Pa iss M
Collins, Of Dsakyneville, Del Miss K
Clark and J Irwin. Of Philadelphia
Miss r. Collins and Miss Jones, O.
Smyrna
Miss E Jones. Miss VI HILL Miss N
KYLE, Miss K RobsIen. Miss 3. Robelen
Miss r belen, Miss R Lloyd, Miss L
Rildreth Mss NJ Danneubsrg, Miss NJ
Bonner, Mis-, G Wakenhof, Mtes NJ
Cogen, Miss NJ Cole, Miss Percy, Miss r
stsa's Miss VI Nile. Mss Butbrower
Miss n Dsisen, Miss A. Hickman. Mis-
4 Speakman. Mss z Stsats Mss VI
Redmiled, Miss NJ Mole, Miss NJ
Robinsoa, Miss L R binson, Miss A
Robinst u, Miss A. ksrt, w Hor
sey, w Holland, w Collins. R
e Hayes, L damm1n aud w e Coats
Charles Lloyd. w Fritz. g Stevens
w Pyle, squbs. j. schui
Hickman, q Green, George Dubsr, w
Sssse. w Prz-r s T Mcudllen
Harry Robinson and wife, Mlss Msrr
Evening journal., 1895-02-01
anrnrisa Pnrts ~ HOLY oah.

There was pleasant snrprise At
Holly Oak last evening Il was given in
bonor Of Samuel Bannar, the occEsl ii
being his Ssh birthday The time
passed pleasantly in music and dancing,
and supper was served
The guests we're: Misses Lulu Palmer
Eva Hltchen, Matte Long, Tlorens--
Barney. Doilie Grautland, Mary Dauty
Julia Barney, Mary Mickey. Elsie
BAnnar, Mrs Jetferis, Mrs BAraey,
Mr and Mrs Joseph w Kitchen
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Bsunar,
Earnest Grsntland, Joseph McCaffsrty,
Willism Barney Garfield Bannar. William
Miller, William Douty, Park Jsfferis,
Samuel McCaole. John Strong. Samuel
Mckay, Mr. Knot and Mr. White.
Evening journal., 1895-02-01
Reception At the west End.

Mr. and Mrs William GIBBONS gave
a reception ia Manning Hall last even
iDg The guests we're entertained By
music. recita'ions and dancing and later
an elaborate supper was served
Among those present were: Mr. aud
Mr William Gibbons, Mr and Mrs
Johu Gi5bous, Mr. and drs. John Wood,
Me- aud Mrs Bradford Gibney, Louis
Gibbons, Miss Kate Gibbous William
Gibbons. Miss Marie Gibbons and Miss
Grace Oreennon, of Philadelphia; Miss
Kate Donovan, John G,fnev, Miss Annie
Dougharsy, Miss Lizzie D1ugberty,
Miss Belle Dougherty, Mrs Oaniel
Dougberty. John Cody. John Kelley
Mr.. and MTa Mcdowell Miss Kate
Lensel Hugh Doueherty Mr. AID Mrs
Peter Hacksndorn. Miss Marie Hacken
dorm, Harry Gibbons. Willie Gibbons,
Kentmere; Mr. and Mrs. Neal GIBBONS
Philadelphia; Mi S Maggie Dougherty,
Mr ana Mrs John Wuiteley, of Aary
land Mr. aud Mrs james Gafny 81
PhIladelphis; John Barry, Miss Kat,
Barry, Of Baltimore aud Miss moss
Mcdowell