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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
4 Loss Of TaAoe 10 cLEvelAND
Army suppIy ststiuu Has Been Removed
from That CITY.

Army supnls station n - Been Removed
From hat CRY.
Cincinnati. Oct. 25.-The abandonment
OF the United States army station Of
con1niisary ard subsistence IN this city.
whieh has been % progress for several
days, in accordance with an order re-
Gently issued by Aa1utant General
George d Rugwles was completed to-
day. and henceI0rth the laeal markets
viii be deprived Of the patronage of
Uncle Sam. For several years this atn-
ton has supplied Fort Thomas. the
cniambus barracks. Fort Mcpherson at
Atlanta, Ca. Two southern arsenals.
one III Georgia and une Ia Tennessee.
ans tie Key West barracks In FLORIDA.
Tha removal of Che station means The
loas 81 an annual trade amounting 70
abort a auarter ef = million dollars.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
wREoKED sy Al oaaM swTTca

frnia iu kasBas Afeg sVssh a Annlanne
hanfui 90 Passengers.
Kansas City. Oct 2A-The aoath-
bound passenger train nn khe Mamnaa.
City, 81. Joseph A Council 1lans nnAa
was wrecked IL a. open switch AZ wAz-
eron, - miles north s. here. fasl aven-
ing. The mail car. bagEaxe ear. aanoNsF
and accommodation ewF left thh teasN.
a dozen passengers were painfully
bruised. Jea Il. kartsan 0f ohAaaao
ana 8. "A. chrtst mMh clerk sfasm
Kansas cisS. ars reported seriously sn.
tured-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
uTEs aAvE THE aIalf Io HuNI


knutt Counsy n saiemt.
Denver. Oct. 24-aeneral Wheaton
today received q report FROM Major
Randiette. stating that he was investi-
eating The Ute trouble ard would re-
port as soon as possible. The general
ccncensus OF opinion seems to be that
the Indians have tho right 10 hunt
game IN Routt county, aa their treaty
provided that they should be allowed
TO hunt a. long "a the game Iaated
and they were at peace with the white
peopia. Governor Mcintyre has re-
eeived no additional wore from Routt
county and the matter ia entirely in
the hands Of tho United States author
ities.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
GRANTED A. AssoLuTg DlvoRcI


tzuaGa Family Parted ~ q soash Bm-
knt@ EomFt.
Yankton. g. D.. Oct IA divorce has
been granted 60 AKra. Mabel w. YznaRA
against Ferdlaando Yzanga OF New
York oity. Tha compliant alleged DE-
sertton. and the defendant made nc
contest. but appeared BY attorney, s0
as TO render the decree as valid TO hirn
as 20 her. There is nothing In tho de-
cree Felative 20 property rtkhta, Il ba-
Ing understood that this matter has
been arranged between the parties q
mutual satisfaction.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
IRE cAARagD To TrE ARNENIANa
Fteree Disturbances n which sixty are
Kfit1d.

canstantiaepie. Oct. 2a.-Fiefce dis
turnances. accompanied BY serious
bloodshed. are reported at Er3lngian.
where GO Armeniana ara said to have
been killed. The Turkish government
has sent circular note to representa-
tiges of the powers and fts representa-
tives abroad announcing that the cut
break was provoked py ArmenlanH.
REPORTED ATTACK.
Aiephe. Oct. R8--Aecardlng 10 ad,
Vices received here Armenians of tha
district az MaFaah have attacked tha
inhabitants e9 fous Tnrkiah villages.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
INTENDED TO tRIcATeN UNCLE SAN


NFN~NAA&NA4NAA#
Minneapolis, Oct. 25.--A member OF
the Cuban Junta now In the northwest
today declared that there was secret
compact between Spain and England
which accounted for the seizure of
the fiiIbustering expedition In the Ba-
hama islands. by which Spain Is 10 turn
over Isle Dos Pinos. At southwestern
Cuba, 70 England in return for Eng
lands promises to- prevent the fitting
out OF expeditions from her West Indian
dependencies. Isle Dos Pinos would
give England an immensely valuable
naval station, commanding the only
channel 20 the NicaraEuRn canal not
now controlled BY England. II Is also
asserted that Cuba win soon have Z
modern navy OF five vessels under com
mand OF Admiral DE Meila. a Brazilian
sailor. Two ships are 20 come from
Brazil and one FROM Chill. He admits
that an effort Is to soon be made to
foat an issue OF S20.00o.O 900 Ia Cuban
bonds.
CAMPos THE HERO.
Havana, Oct. 25.--Captain General
Martinez DE Campos arrived here short
~ before noon from Glen Fuegos. In
the journeying from Ciegolde Anila to
Santa spiritus he was escorted only by
100 cavalrymen and was attacked BY
insurgents, whom he routed after a
sharp fight, In which the captain gen
erals cloak was pierced by eight bui-
let's, and bullet went through the
saddle bags.
TO RAISE A wARsHIP.
Havana, Oct. 25.-The Spanish gun
boat Carload has been sunk or Cardi-
mas. province OF Matadsas. The crew
escaped In boats. The gunboat win be
noated as soon as the necessary assist
anee can be sent her.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

GAleazo. uet 1-1iasa G.. Nanhdkkelan
exstel'ae pf Tho Merchants Loan and
frHst Company. brought hack from Mex-
See eH wlsA stealing $5aNN 0f the
COMPANY kaadS pleaded guilty today
and wta given - indessrmanate nsntnnea.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
TaesrLE SUPPORTS BUaNEo AWAY
locni Fraiaht 1raia on a Georgia Rail.
road BHaIy Wrecked.

eavannah, Ca. Oct. ia local freight
train on the Florida q PenlnsnleF rail-
way was wrecked four miles from sa-
yannah last night. Some one set fire
Ia the tresale over ravine. The tres
tie supports burned away. Fourteen
cars went down and were burned. Loas.
sse. 600. Two negroes were injured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
FIRE II A eHeMioAL LAsRAToRY
Lnns Of Slsefy Thousand Dollars Oc.
cssiOncd IL 81. Lonia


st. Louis. Oct 25.-F'ire was discover
ed about 7 =. ~. h Che laboratory OF
the Allen Pfeffer Chemical Companysa.
on North Main street. and spreading
both ways soon involved the wool and
taIloW atorehonse. of II. Wolfheim, the
Calvert Vane Paint Company. the
Front Rlnk Street Plate Furnace Com
pany. Henry MeCabe q Company's 4
tobacco factory. The losses ON stock
were $50 900. buildings. ese. .000 Fireman
Ed. Fryman and John Ditmiliar fell
from the water tower and were severely
injured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
STRUCK poWN WITH a SHOVEL
WI lam onw Ter Kiied rs Henry Capps
Near Boise.

N@ar Boise.
Boise. Oct. 25.-W A. onwller was
killed today by Henry Fl. Capps at the
latter's farm near Meridian In this
county. Capps leased the farm from
Onwiler. They haze had some trouble
and lately q dispute arose about the
right OF onwiler TO pasture cows on the
place. Today Onwiier undertook TO
drive his herd into the pasture. Capps
forbade him doing II. During the dis
pute Capps alleges 0nwiler drew q re-
volver. whereupon Cappa struck him
with a shovel Onwiler's skull was
fractured and he died while being ta-
ken home. Capps gave himself MP.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
yoUao TuaEs DROPPED ovEaaoaaD


euz AftaNAtHMs-
London, oct zf--Tne Standard has
further details rr0fn its conatansino
correspondent regarding tise execution
nf Ee ysunE Turks. arrested on Saturday
on charges OF exeegasa during the ArA
mensan riots. The 60 nnipriea. afzar a
trial. were conveyed hs night aboard d
Turkish man of war. Nhe3e hnala took
them into ths Buif1oal current eus
dropped th1m overheard
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
rLopEo WIN FATHER's coAcHMAN
Hdnn schmidt, daughter Of q Chicago
Mlitanairr. IS Missing.

Chicago, Oct a.--Edna Schmidt.
daughter 81 the millionaire brewer. G.
x. Schmidt. has elopsd with her faith
er'A ee@chnaan.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
ue0reaANI GOVERNOR W ] JErER
1Itsa 40 nc WORN bs q Favariie OF Gov.
eru0r nndd.

sacramento. oct. Ex-Governor Budd
Is said 20 have determined to appoint
William r, Ietef % succeed Lieutenant
Governor willard, who died az Los An-
Relaa this morning. Jeter was ibe can
aiaase for lieutenant governor last
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
olsTlLLERS 10 F0Ra a Nav vRus1
comblnatlon Is Rsgniate Prices and
predussloa.

New York. Oct. z6.--A combination
has been formed OF all important dis
In an agreement which includes 50 per
cent Of tha entire output The American
Spirits Manufacturing Company Is al
lowed T2 per cent Of the aggregate This
IL q greater allotment than had been
anticipated when negotiations were. be.
gun several months ago.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
SUICIDE OF HlsToN. The IRON KING


Milwaukee. Oct 2s--A telegram from
Paris. France. received here today b.
the family Of Francis Hinton. tha MI
waukaa iron king. announces that AR
Hinton committed suicide IL Paris The
dispatch Is naeaFer IN details and does
not give the manner or cause d the
suicide.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
coLLisloN Win 4 SWITCH EnoiNE
Rusheou Express lost oua paaasugex ~
q Raaais.

DoA Mcinos. Iowa. Cot. 2s-@The Ruth
ven express ceIlided with q switeh en-
CINE 81 Valley Junction tenishe 81 the
poek island. Nrs- Mary Hilihurse 81
Burlington. lowe. wsa killed Les ule-
son ana Frank Ensliah wsra intua@i.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
colLlsIoN on : MARYlANo RoAo
Droycr INSTANTLY Kihed and NBm.
bef Injured.

Baltimore. Oct. 25s-A collision ec-
Cured today on the Baltimore g. Po-
tomac railroad at Bowie station, mid
way between Baltimore and Washing
ton. +. A. Ellis. a droyer OF Fort
Springs. ". Va, waR instantly killed.
A. e. johnson. W. McCieiland and ..
M. skeggs. drovera, were injured. Isaac
Hearn. gigna1man. was badly eruah-
ed ana died q few hours later.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
AaE oPEN 70 nTEaNArI rIrNaI rRAnT


g. Petersburg. Get -A ap4eA
to Nogaa Yrenya frain wlaGsYd fneA
says: Ihe yapene9o rorta nf En'nsnn
VI. EskukaleAis Toigte. Eentwn. AgIsDN
ana otMrunia wiiA HAuAfv a ~ s.
iatarmmtlumm .AaaM
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

London Oct. "A special from Cen
Etantin0pie says: A plot kaa been dgs-
covered among onlclala nf tha enFfan's
palace. Numerous arrests were made.
and the residences OF the ministers are
now guarded BY troopm.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
-IN MEMoRY 81 ooVeaNoa EERHY


Supfeue Court tnurnnls
Olympia, Wash. oct Resolutions
81 respect e the memory Of the late %.
p. Ferry passed BY tie King and Thur
sfon ecuntg bars. were ordered spread
upon the 3ozrnai Of the supreme court
today EnlaMsAtio addresses were made
By 6. 7. Elahhaek, James Hamilton
Lewis of Seattle. y s Porter ana Judge
Root q olympia
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
LIaEaAL MOVEMENT AMONG TURKS

souIfIOUB PIncaris p0Htan-~faoHAFngNn
- Alarmed.
Vienna. Oct. z4.--Adyicas from Con-
atantinople nag that the liberal move
menf among the Turks Il spreading.
seditious piaeards have bsan posted.
and the disappearance reported uf sew
eral sogtaR and other nobEllfles. The
government is making military prepmr-
atoms.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

Totais Tor the United States. 1.f9s,-
9os. .s9l. increase. 25.T.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-24
GRANUJA, LADRoN r CoMPANHA

una duda ofensiva 10 cue noe ra mds que el tt as.
torno causado por el dolor.
a su vez IL joven levant6 Ia cahezs d;io
dando IN paso hacia Raul:
Sehor dc Savignan, nunca olvidar@ eua
benehoios, pero 81 dude usted del honor de mi
padre, permftame que olvida que me ha ofreoi-
do hacerme su mujer. mo solamente rehuso
esa proposition elmo que la expulso de mi 10.
cue. dol
-lNo-diio Raul con trasporte-no he
creido IN solo iuatante en- Ia culpabilldAd del
senor Logger, llo jurt! / Me basta que 10 afrmen
ustedes para estar convenc;do de que es tan
honrado como So mujer es animosa, y tan resps-
table como 50 hija es fura.
Al cir estas pAlabrae, que pronunoio ell 10
ven con profundo acento de f. Elena tuvo IN
movimieDto de triunfo. Sc adelanto hacia su
madre, la oblig6 d sentarse, oolocapdose en-
otra 8 lla su lado, oogio So mano que estrech6
CON fuerza; despues envolIendola en- una mira
da tierna y o.rihosa dijo:
Hoy, va no debe existir niDgun secreto
entire nosotroa Tengo uno que hasta aquf he
ocultado que quiero deolsrar delante de los
que me aman.
Teresa no tuvo tempo para expresar Ia
sorpresa 4ue Ia oausaban Las dltimaa o labraa de
au hija, Ests prosieuid dirig;endoee d Raul:
-Ggaoiaa, por hrber oseido en- Il inooeacia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-24
GRANU1A, LADR6N Y CoMPAN1A

mirada, como 81 q7igiera obtener de ella Ia ex.
plicacion de las extrafss palabras de 50 madre;
pero Ia pobre nina permanecia con Ia cabez. ha
ja, 81 peoho ahogdadose en- apagados sollozos,
las meiillas cubiertas del carmin do la vere1en-
"a, en- INA actitud tan humilde la vez tan de.
solsde, que 81 Sc sent1a turbs do en- ell fordo del
alma, presintiendo un secreto terrible sin atre-
verse decir NADIA, por no obligar habar q las
dos desgraoiadas
No obstante Teresa, decidida llegsr has
ta ell fin, volvio d tomar la palsbra gravemen-
tie hizo saber Raul Ia cauFa de So negativa
Dijo ell verd> dero nombre de su maridc;
todos los detalles de Ia desgracia inmerecida que
habfa anonadado squella familia. Ia ccDdena
que hab1a sufrido el infortunado. 49,
Como Raul permaneciera mudo de asomoro
despues de las extra1as oosas que acababa de
DIR, ahn encontro fuerzas bastantes para excla-
mar con acento vibrante de honradex desespe-
rada:
va 10 We listed, Ia hiia del condenado Lo-
gier no puede juntar su mano con la de ninguu
no nbre honrado; Ino puede llevar ese. nombre
tan respectable de SavigraD, que seguramente
usted no guerra envilecer con una union que la
fatal. d I'd h. hecho mocstruosa.
lila fataldsdl, lila fatalidad!- -repetfa
balbuoeAndo 81 joven gentilhombre, con an tono
sobre 81 que Elena 90 eQuivoe6 fernando como
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-24
Ell sAMco populAa

cUYO principal objeto ell de faclitar al aho:~o
los pobres. desarrollando asi los habys de orden
economic.
Admite imposiconee desde Is centavos en- ade-
lante, Aegando cnco peSss. les abona ell pos
100 de intereses annual.
Da dinero pr6atamo tres neses plaxo, con dos
6rmas de recOnocida sol1enca. de las cuaes ha
de de eGta Capital descontano los ntereses al II
por 100 annual en cantidad's que excedan de cien
pesos al lOt por 100 de '1ento doscentos. y
al por cienSo de dOs':jentos QuinenBos.
Coloca dinero pFinrera hipoteca sobre fnc&e
Urbanas dc esta Capital. hasta Ia mitad del vaor de
Ia Hnca, Un sNo pazo, prorrogable inter6s con-
venconal
>escuenta leeras, pagsr6s obIgaciones paga,
deras en- esta Capital cuatro meses plazo, con dos
buenas hrm&s
Abre cr9dtos bien garantizados meses plaxo
Su Junta de Gobi@rnO So compone hoy de los zs
nores MnAoz barrios, Lcdo. Rossy, Lopez CepeFo
Guiliermety. Chevre1nont, Molins, Sehira~@sy Le6e
Nuhez.
Plaza de Alfonso xu.4~Los lunSa miAycolsa ~
S@6os l2R Eete de In nOchA
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JULIAN {. BlANeO Y sosA.-

te de Neg 5cs, S -Ce tro dc canisiones,
informes col sultas sobre todos los ra
mos de la Al inistracon, de la Agrica 'tu-
ra, Ia Industr el Cotnercio.-Ben Juan
puerto -Rico) calle da San Francisco n.
91.-Direcci{ telegrafica Btamcosd. p.
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PESATIEM pos.


Soluci6n la Charada de aver :
VA CAN-TE
LOTERlA NACIONAL DE MADRID.
Hay constantemente para todos los sorteos la Pc
luquera "Laurak Batk' de ID. Pedro Urbiztondo, San
Francisco A. Sc enviaran la Isa aquienes 10 soil
citen
4s-
SUCESORES DECOVAS YCa-A AFRO
yO -Pu-s to- ohicO.-Telegrama VASCO. -
Comercjantes 1m portadores y esps Cuta'to
res On toda clase de frutos del pals. 2e-6
GRANDES MALES GRANDEs RENE
DIosCuando empobIecmien organco anqua o. c1erpo
espfitu nlPone deyolver al sema neryoso oda So
fuerXa vgor a la indication especial del Vino Cordl
de Cerebrina de Ul concepuado los medcos mas ea
nentes 81 recOnstituyente mas poderosoy 81 Vaza
dof' mas rapido
REUMATICINA.-F C1A DEL DOC
T>R A. PnRaz-MARIANAO (CUBA).
97Y@ @Maravilloso remedio contra ei reuma-
tismo agudo y cr6pico; de venta en- la
FARMACIA DE GUILLERMETY, 8-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-24

VINO de LoGRoFo, bodegas de Garcia
hlo sitas ngucana Ro1a cosecha de 1852 Este exec
ente vino ha sdQ anazado ciendeamene e Laboratoro
Ruiico Municipal de esa cudad vista de La proportions
dad noradad de sus componentes prncpaes rue decls
ado Vino bueno exento de impurezas noivas Ia saud
cethcado que stesgua excelencias del VINO pE LO
ncos agentes que suscrben sobrno Lu fila Compania
ospreoo cuareroas modicos La docena de bote
LAS vale S2-25. P.
Ell PRIMER BESO
Aun wives como aysr en- mi memcria,
momento el mas dichcso de mi vida.
Son6 como una nota desprendida
de los divinos cantos de Ia gloria.
.iQu6 tarnblor al llegar! 10 ae vauagloria
al yer aQ lelIa frssa enrol cIda,
p)r ell vauo plac r de ser jida,
ergujrs para darme Ia victoria!
Hoy no eres mas que fugitiva idea,
fel'z nom9nto qua pagu6 con llanto,
y al evocerts mi alma SO rccrea.
No, no tuvo el e gundo tai encanto.
Por b rmoso, Sefior, que el cielo sea
desp les de verlo "a, no sera tarto.
Constantine Gil.
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ALmRcEuv Libr ria de oimpio ote.

ro.-I Pone Pue to Rico. CHOPIN =
Ndmero 10 Marcia finebre, so cel ta-
vos. HAY AYDEN.-Numero 26. = Serenata,
80 centavos -Ndmero %. Minuato du
B >e7 IF 80 centavos.-KULAU- -Numero
81 = r y, de la sonatina.-Op. 20 30
| vos.-MEND DELoON.-Nd 70 37.-
Chanson de Prlntemps, 30 ceUtavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-24

-lNo es cierto!--exclarna uno al yer
entrar un eEnbustero en- una casa donde
va de vista.
-iPero hombre, 81 no he habla 10 ailn
una palabra!
-iNo importa. No es cierto 10 que va
usted & decir.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-24

1Garantza1os Ia conposon de nuesros abonosLease Ell
AdernAs
didos
scze Mayaguez CON CrlBtn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-06
GAITHERSBURG.

Rev. VIM. c. Brian is conducting sue
cessful revival at the Germantown appoint
ment.
Mrs. Geo. H. Beohmer and children have
moved into Washington to reside.
The Gaithersburg Milling and Manufac-
turing Company has contracted for the re-
building Of its hay-baling establishment,
recently destroyed by fire. Mr.. E. D.
Kingsley received the contract.
Gaithersburg Chapter. Epworth League
invaded the home of Mr.. P. NJ. Smith Mon
day evening, upon which occasion the an
nual meeting for transaction Of business
was held. President C. w. Crawford con-
Quoted the devotional exercises and pre-
sided. Annual reports were read by the
different officers, reviewing the work accom-
plished by their different departments dur
ing the year. Five persons We're elected to
membership. The new officers elected to
serve for 1896 are: President, c. Scott Du-
vail; first vice president, David F. Virts:
second vice president, Miss Helen r. Craw-
ford third vice president, Miss F. Jennie
Waters; fourth vice president. Miss Hattie
Thomas; secretary, Miss Carrie Crawford;
treasurer, Maurice L. Phebus. At the con-
clusion of business the younger people in
dulged In innocent Nrarlor amusements, in
terspersed with musical selections. Mean
while the department OF social work was
preparing refreshments in the dining room.
Covers were laid for about forty, and this
feature Of the evening was no less highly
enjoyed than those preceding. Parting at
a reasonable hour, the organization ac-
copied an invitation to meet in January at
the residence of Mr.. E. d. Kingsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Griffith, through for
NAL invitations, ask the pres ence of their
many friends at the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Sarah Maude Griffith, and
Mr. Zadock Magruder Cooke, prominent
young farmer of this place. Goshen Meth
odist Church South will be the scene of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-06

be in attendance this evening and render
the following program: Cuban War
a MaTsh sseon pe vs. Goanod
acterIstic piece. "Dark}ss iamboree." Puer-
ner; waltz, Moonlight and Starlight"
Florence Reed; patrolu 'srhe Crack Regi-
the sunny South" Iseuman: serenade (for
clarieneD. NJ MaskoYsA; characteristic,
Return Of the Troops, ~ Eilenberg; 1.-THE
Star Spangled Banner."" .-.
to be given by Misses Little Magee, Amy
Magee, Aida Parker. Eleanor Denham,
Matte Cock, Bessie Smith, Mamie Cock,
Edith Scott. Alice scrivener, Blanche
Pagan. Nellie Mohiers' and Sadie Ritten-
house. The drill will be gunder the direc--
tioa of Miss Avis MCGEE. Following it,
Miss Zue Brockett will recite the .Bobo-
under the direction of MRS. Clara Baker
Smith, is to be presented. The partici-
pants will be: =
Piano-Miss Jennie Glennon solo-Miss
Julia Mcdowell, and Miss Alden, duet.
Violin-Miss Bertha Lucas Solo-Misses
Josie Appleby, Maud Sewall, Phoebe
Holmes. Reinhardt. August, Emily Coyle
and Jeanette Westcott.
Cellos-Misses Minnie Schott and Annie
Ulke.
Cuckoos-Msses Addie Fuller, Cecilia P.
Dulin. Estelle NJ. Fisher and Katherine NJ.
Raber.
Nightingales-M Louise Galeski,
Helen M. Lamb, Grace L. Altschu and
Mary McCauley.
Quails-Misses May J. Davenport. Chris
tine f. Carrothers, Fannie M Thomson
and Alma Sugar.
Rattles-Misses Jennie Hodges, M. E.
Sheads and Annie G. Getty.
Bells-Misses Kate E. Rawlings and ia
net McWilliams.
Trumpets-Misses H. G. LASER, Eleanor
LASER, Alice Pollock and E. NJ. NOEL
fresh. ,..
Drums-Misses Anna L. Sargent, Ella
Riley and May Sherman.
Iambourines-Misses Mary McElfresh
and Mary NJ. Maher
-Triangles-Misses Lucy Y Arrick and
Nora Mayer. ':.--Os.- -,
Cymbals-Miss George Anderson
Next will be presented selections by the
National Mandolin Club, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Alice Marble
AS heretofore stated, the bazaar is open
to adults each afternoon, from l o'clock in
order to give those who desire to make
purchases an opportunity to do so without
the drawbacks attendant upon the large
crowds. Tomorrow the bazaar will be
open from IL o'clock in the morning, and
children are to be admitted.