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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
TELECRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Harvard's freshman crew promises we'll
An opera house at Alexandria bay. ~
Y, was burned.
The Boston Marine society appropriated
s3095 for It's bencflcinries
c. d. Morse. aged 6S, a leading citizen
OF MiIlbury, Mass. Is dead.
Tho Venezuelan garrison Mt Maracalbo
deserted and joined the rebels.
Robbers at Pittsburg Kan, secured
ti2O 600 in notes and mortgages.
A Boston train on the Boston and Maino
road was dcrailed noar Dover, ~ II.
Union men attacked threc trolley ears
in Brooklyn and boat q non-union con.
duc.or.
Tho divorce law Of South Dakota was
amended 50 as TO do away with tho default
feature
Colonel Sarmiento, who killed DR. Do
Lopez in duel near Bucnos Ayrcs, has
not bccn arrested.
The Lancaster mills Of Clinton. Mass,
announced reduction In tho wages Of
employees OF from to per cent
The woburn (Mass.) common council
passed resolution against the establish.
ment Of a police board In that city
Secretary Morton l. being urged TO at.
tempt TO suppress the manufacture ard
importation. OF aduIterated flIleg cheese.
The Boston Elevated Railway company
abandoned the Mcigs patents and dcvisI d
a now system to be operated by electricity
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

PORTLAND. Me-, Feb. l8 8--The jury in
tho caso OF DIR. John b. Hughes, charged
with tho murder OF Mary Dunn by GRIM
inal malpractice. retired nc III 80 o'clock
yesterday forenoon, and at So'ciock sent
word to Judge Bonney that they had
failed to agree upon n vcrdict. Judge
Bonncy instructed the jury not to leave
the jury room until verdict was agreed
upon. The jury, by order Of the Judge
camo into court at :3) this morning with
out having come To an agreement Judge
Bonney discharged tho jury. Counsel for
the defense notified the court that he will
argue for the admission OF the defendant
Go bail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
A New Brand of 4-Py Linen Collars and Cuffs
&c. &c. &c. &c. AT &c. &c. &c. &c.
--ACTUAL VALUE 15c.--
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN And
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
Time tables giving full inform alton
- TO local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence sta.
uon and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE,
PRovIDEScE DIVISION.


rROvIDEScE DIVISION.
Corrected to January q, 1885.
BOSTON ~; ;s sss sss Sssss'Ss ss.ss 1a.ss sls no. @
500 @ cS iso O mo- M suna.g. S ss0 So ssa s bs
s a. s sESvssIslEs.v: l . sosfSs s rom s Ps1s isae
ID b, 90 ii'ss a n ]: ,SS m. 90 sso 500 400
too 10 s.so $40. 30, $500, 90 D. N. sundays
RSi, sd2io s'lo' 500 g. nj Loo, 800, i'oo' o;oo'
AffiESono 100, 200, 1.s, SIS. 900, 1900 ,l;,o
siss, io.io iliaop N. sundays~s:aS s;iS, iO'd
s0sEE :s ,Ss sfH sSsS i "A; s ss iis
s5s#s$S IL s
xAssrfnIDI.s'ss M Ii n sSnSss' s, sis sloo TOO 7.s
s:is, iOii0 2. m. Sundays s--i,s6, s;aa, siiS
P.ricr cars only. .Rsespt Mondays. Osiespins
sitchsurs ana way stations, $500, 1000 a. m. isos
Lowell and ~ sta ions, 90, 900 m s'is pm,
1904 lao lTsunten only, ssi. sos, (S'Ao, Tauv
ton oniyl s;a2, 1910 m.
SiaSise,so % Is a.. :. N. III i9'ss ilas S,Dp. m
s%sSss sns on Cape sis css a. sii5 Sss = p mn M ,p
Cottage City and Nantucket via Woods Holl snA
Cottage City via New Bedford, 1901 p. m.
sTONINGi0N DIVISION.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE aa follows for
NEW roRK-i;iSbi is3 a m. (daiiy), 1000 texF
1853 (iimitea), II Is a. m. ssi', s;os tdaiiy)'
NEW YJRk, v's sionipgton Lins--7io, 1855 p. m
pn.nasSfTfGs d.s fissRi saiayy gayyrmoaE ana WASHING
ION via IIaf,em R!ver-iO;o, o. IN, ss p. m.
sa%@ aASES-ias si.ss q. m. tsxp. daily s1s
toe.eIpl ioios lsrp 10 :os (iimitsd), ii rs am
ssxp.) iie texp.l, i.Os tdsily), eos (exp daily)
xEsWs W. IesHSSs.,iIRs ssH SSss., & Ri "A, m. daily ..p
s.so .aeso% mas saassys GSiy sS sSs
(exp. daily, s:3s taccon. ssndays only, 4:is
lscecm) 500 p. m. lsIp. daily, siss ,. m. ts1p
daily.
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains leave Providence as foilowsfor
woRCEsTER-siss lsxpress), 7ise iaecom.). sie
(accom.l II 80 q. IN. iascom); 80 (exp.), f.so
Jexp. 30 sowoonsocksi). sito doc. exp.)' s'o' p m.
sSPSsSssse ~ s:sess pa 20 2. m ts:sS&, &c so
sisssEss ssIsssckEsToss gtscsiosY g sfI No. s $40 ,oa.
sunday. ;; sss M ,,ss. 500 500 5;so s,ss m
am, 100, i:sO, sicO. 2'o0 ais0 s'iS. sias, 7'is,
Sundays SO a. M. 1905 500, s'o0 s's'. TOO
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH.
Leave PROVIDENCE (India Street station) fos
NEWPORT AND FALL ktvER-.7:oo, 7.s6 er
press and s:6b .. IN. and l2sts, t:so, $3.50 p. m
SUNDAYS for Fall River $500 o M, $50 p. m
Newport ssse a. m, ESQ p. m. tvia New Yors
boat
s;6S "a. IN. and rs..5 ):o6 s:2o, $3.50. ESQ, 500
aud II 40 y. IN.
Sundays at e:5o q IN. and $3.50 .. m.
pRIsToL-7,ss, express. $50, e,S6a M l2a' 500
$50. $50. $3.50. $500 and ii:fc p. m. sundaya
$3.50 A. m. $3.50 y. N.
Elec,rIe cars lsAve Exchange Place, Providence
ate:s5, 1850 s:i6 and gs4o A. M 1850, 2ts ti03
s,i6, cas- aud f,t6 y. m. Leave harkes squaA
atii,i0 p. M. .
Sundays at etSb q. M and G.lb p. m.
GEO L. CONNER. A. g. KENDALL
Pass'r TRAM Manager. Osnl Passr Agent
&, q. ALLEN, osnl supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
OF Different Mindn.

WASHINGTON, Feb. iS.-Tho senate com.
mittec on privileges and elections decided
to report back the bill for a constitutional
amendment providing for the election OF
senators by direct vote OF the people. There
are indications that there will be three re-
ports, one In opposition to the measure,
another favorable and third leaving it
to The states TO determine the matter for
than sel yea
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

Rio DE JANEIRo, Feb. IA public
meeting. attended by 10000 persons. was
held here yesterday In celebration OF Presi-
dent Cleveland's decision In favor OF Bra.
I'll as against the Argentine Republic In
the matter OF tho claim TO jurisdiction
over the torritory OF Missions
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
Wound May Result Fatally.

HAvERHILL, Mass Feb. 13. "A serious
stabbing ARRAY occurred on Locust street
yesterday afternoon, when Malachi Ryan
and Matthew Taylor became involved in n
quarrel, which Ryan ended by stabbine
Taylor over the heart, making an ugly
wound, which IL Is thought will prove
fatal. Ryan was arrested. He claims
that the stabbing was an accident.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
Sc: WOOD &WATSON, .r*oSyez ws5


n 10 tho eject that tho secretary Of war
has an ambition to be his party's candi
dato for president, not the next year. but
IN 1900. Meanwhile IL Will DO well Tor W
TO keep our eye on the secretary OK war
No ono would DO surprised to sec him e
candidate for governor OF New York at tho
pext election, using that az a stepping stonc
IN the prcsidency. ROBERT GRAVES.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
Net Inclined to Interfere.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Feb. l3. 3.-The car Is
unwilling to exert any great interference
In affairs In Armenia. The Armenian
catholics, who started for this city, was
notified that he would not bc received,
and the catholicos. therefore, abandoned
his iouruev
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

PORTLAND. Me-, Feb IA mass meet.
ing Of the citizens of Deering last night
discussed tho matter of annexation tc
Portland. 1t was voted to instruct tbs
Deering representative in the Legislature
to use every effort to defeat the anncxa.
ton bill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

CHE-Foo, Feb. I3-Tho Chinese forts
on the smaller islands In the bay Of Wei.
Hal Wei arc silent, and 10 Is believed that
they have been abandoned. Tho forts on
the island Of Liu. Kung Too. however. arc
still active
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
From Frying Pan to Fire.

Moscow, Feb l3.-Numbcrs OF wrotched
starving Armeninns are arriving In Russia
from Bitlis districts. a lad harvest has
resulted In intense distress in hundreds OF
Armenian villages In Asia Minor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
Shut Out.

P1TTsBURG, Feb. l3.-District assembly,
No. 8, OF this city, one of the largest I'm the
Knights OF Labor. has been suspended by
the general assembly for not endorsing the
action OK the general assembly at New
Orlcans
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
Good Advice.

LoNDoS, Fob. l3 - Commenting this
morning upon the accident TO the Fronch
line steamer Gascogne, Tho Chronicle al.
vocatcs that all line steamers should be
fitted with twin engines and twin screws,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

CHICAGO, Feb l3. Tho jury In the Debs'
case has been discharged, owing TO the
illness of Juror Coe, and the trial has bccn
set for the first Monday In May.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
The Rothschiids Millions.

LONDON. Feb. l3.-Thc Standard says
that tho el,0Oo,0o0 bought for America
will go from the Rothschilds' own stock,
and not from the Bank OF England.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
rark at Cettysburg.

WAsHISGToS, Feb. l3-The president
has signed the net establishing n national
l. ll,ary park at Gettysburg.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
An Insurgent Victory.

LIMA. Feb lS--The Insurgents havo
occupied the village of Mollcndo tho AT.
lantic terminus of tho Aquipa and Puma
reilway.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

Have yon never wondered how the beautiful
Elossy finish Il obteiued that Cuff. Collars
and shirts have When newr Elastic Starci Il
the whole secret Flat iron on each pacl age.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
German state.mnn Dead.

BERLIN, Feb l3 Baron Won Than.
mcll. finance minister OF Saxony, died OF
anonlexY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

SHERIFF'S SALE.

nv yirtue Of an execution No. 2o57, issued from
fhe Co mon Pleas division Of the Supreme Court,
boiaen at Providence, within and for the County
Of Providence on ths ,eSono gay oi .o,S;
August. 1895, wherein John Hopkins Of Hyde Park.
In the County Of putchess and state OF New YORK,
n plaintiff and william q. Hopkins of the City
AMI County Of Providence, 9 ate Of Rhod Island
and Providenos plantaptons, and Clar nee Il. Set
lie of Brookiyn IN sa State OF New York. copart-
ners doing business Ut said Providence % Hopkins
Settle, are aefsndants-wil be sold At Pubic
iss5 At II o'clock noon. at No. 63 Clifford street.
IN The City OF Providence in said County and state
OF Rhode Island, the personal properly, consisting
OF once tur ure, safes, machinery, tools, stock
Of jcwelfy on hand and in process oil msnufac-
ture, etc.
The sboys property was attached on the original
writ m the suit In which the above described exc
rution was OBJ aimed Levied on THIS second OF Feb
ruary. 1879 at o'clock, p M aud VIII De solato
safety raid execution, n sufficient
FRANK p. BARRows,
tsbi-iot Deputy sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

NlyANTED-- ED--TRUsTwoRTHY PERSON To
w travel. Salary $3.50 and expenses. Refer
ence. kne ose self addressed envelope General
Manager box n, Chlcago. ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

,ysps TO LET TEN ROOM HOUSE, iol BUR
sssT METZ street; hot and Cold water; turaacA
ysss& etc Apply svv buuer Exchange
GfxT aprliu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

ytr ANTED~-SroT CASH PAID FOR LARGE
w lots tf second hand household furniture
carpets, etc, 10 parties breaking up house keepih
OF l55 McyLoasett sIres. NeO Ia Robinson. auS-
ueueer teptt-u
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-04
4 RETAINS RUPTURE

Duuy, thus kecpiDg an even contour and
also protecting the cable.
This cable is constructed Of a copper
conductor, insulated with gutta percha,
then bedded with jute and sheathed with
An armor of hard drawn copper wires.
This cable carries successfully the enor-
nous pressure of 1000 volts alternating
current, under water a distance OF ca
miles.
Captain ". Walcott Marks, under whose
supervision tho cable was laid, says that
this is the longest cable carrying high
tension current under water. also the only
one of its kind ever manufactured and
that in his 90 years experience in the sub
marine cable line he has never seen q finer
piece of work.
A finer sight can hardly be imagined on
o dark night than this well mar ked course,
resembling a brightly lighted avenue, on
the surface of the ocean, through which
the largest vessels pass with safety.-Bos-
ton Herald
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-04
Seefn Things.

I aihx afeared uv snakes or toads or bugs o.
worms OF mice,
An II ings at sarls are skeered nv think
awful nice.
I'm pretty brave. guess. an yet hate to 90
10 bed.
For when I'm tucked up warm An snug n
when my prayers are said
Mother tells mo happy dreams" an takes
away the light,
An leaves me lynn all alone an seein things at
night.
they're by the door:
Sometimes they re al a-standin in the middle
@: the aoor:
Sometimes they are a-sittin down: sometimes
they're walkin round
So softly and 50 creepy Ike they never make
a sound;
Sometimes they are a. black as ink. and other
times they're white,
But the color sin't no difference when you're
seein things at might.
Once when licked a feIler at had Just moved
An father sent Hse I'D 20 bed without . biz %
Invoke up in the dark and saw things ssan6iD
n row
A-lookin at me crosz.ye1 and p'intin a. rne-so.
o. NY. wuz 50 ssser-d that time beysr
Elep Trite-
It's aluosf alirz when u bad TIA. see things
3: night
Lucky thing amt girl or I'd Be skeersa 70
death
Hein boy dack ny hszf Al hold ny b-ss.h.
An at. Oh. % scrTy u . naughty boy. az
then
promise 70 be fss-te- q. say nv prayer. s-sia-
Gr4n ma tells u.s tAa: : the oily way " ,laxs
/: right
vhea ,eIler has ben wicked a. sees things
81 might
A. 50 When Cher naughty boy, ~ozl6 ooax
r. into ~
ltry - szr<Esh tie tzEpters voice a. u-z.s
rae within.
Al when shay's pc g. soppsr Or cakes 80
tis a. rtoe
tsaai .. bit DO po: p21s ny pl..e or tSsa
thing t~ics-
So; rz,Aer lsf starvation ~fpe re slowly ct
Q si<sf
nss Ss0aI3 ksep .-l.-iE G. a. sessn fhiaZs q
RlSei-
-Lszsns yss4
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-04
The aaliehia Badly Eao ghursday ormimg an1y 1895

oners, but it is the general opinion that
they are now among their friends in the
Pott country. Tie one who went east
was tracked to the waters edge on the
river east OF town. but no further trace
could be found. There is now no ques-
ton but that the revolvers were TAX
en- into the jail and secured on top OF
the cages Last Tuesday Sheriff De
Ford learned that old man Christian.
father of the boys, woman who went
as sister of the boys, and two others
had been permitted TO enter the Jail.
Realizing the danger DeTord warned
jailor Carver to allow no others to
enter the Jail except with his pernis-
sion. Still feeling that insufficient he
warned the cook, Tom Moore, to use
extra precaution, went to policeman
Boles and asked him to keep watch
about the Jail. He had fully determin-
ed to make a change in jailor on Mon
day, having selected deputy Owens to
take that place. Owens, Jim DeFord
and Carver searched the jail Sunday
morning but did not. find the reviewers
as they We're outside on top Of the
cells under a piece of sheeting.
On Saturday Carver received a tel
egram that the Christian boys were
armed and would make an attempt
TO escape at once. Yet he did not inform
Sheriff DeFord. It would seem that
under the circumstances he should have
informed all about the jail, and extra.
guards would have been allowed. Gar
Yer knew there was to be change and
was not in the best of humor about il.
The prisoners knew there was to be a
change and saw that extra precautions
were being taken and probably hasten
ed the break on that account. No fault
can attach 10 Sheriff DeFord. He has
given more time to the Jail than is
customary for a sheriff, and in this
case took special pains to prevent what
happened, while the most that can be
charged 20 Carver is negligence.
Sheriff DeFord has offered $50 reward
for the return of the prisoners.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-04
BRILLIANT SEA AVENUE.
Ono Hundred Candle Power Lamps Adorn
the Buoys Oh Sandy Hook.

A very important engineering work TO
shipping interests has just been completed
of Sandy Hook. II j. system OF electric
buoys that light the outer entrance Of New
York harbor.
Vessels coming from sea arc Obliged %
pass through Gedney channel which Is
only ], 1000 feet wide. This course was
marked by spar huoys. which made safe
course by day. but an impracticable one al
night. and uransstiartic liners were obliged
70 wait la hours for daylight after eycrT
point was strained 70 make each minute
count during the voyage.
This difficulty was overcome by system
Of electrically lighted bucys designed by
Mr.. Ira ". Henry. q New York el.--tri-
clan. TIE method employed, which IL
constructed under NJ Heary's patents, =
the placing OF sl incs1de><Cnt light of 700
candle power Oh the top Of each bslJy. pro
tected by bell ot heavy glass which -
mounted on brass bar and olarnFssa 10
steel hands attached 10 the bead Of the
buoy, the lamp heing connects-d with q
transformer controlling the current ncoe<-
kary for its us<-
The buoy rruper is selected ceas- log.
about so feet long. trimmed cigar stIspe1.
30 that lis srearer diameter Il 81 the water
lire. the head with ;ne lamp being L fec.
above the water fhe length Of tic bGoy
depending upon the depsh Of the water
The s,ar runs 20 TIE bottom. where y :
shacsics3 to 800 pound mushroom iron
aEchor Along the side of lie spar :
inch grove Is csr 90 conducs tie o1Aale
earring The wire from the hssi os the ocssz
% tho la.rr. The groove Is covered with .
bassen Gush with tic circrmSerence o< The
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-04

band and Cheyenne and Arapahoe
braves mounted on ponies, fat squaws
and papOoSeS following in carriages.
Fourth division, commanded by Hon.
Ben Wurm. followed by the Ell Reno
bicycle club with gaily decorated
wheels. Antiques and Horribles will
follow which will rival the great char
ity circus. Then will come a trades
display represented by floats.
After the review at the grounds pray
er will be offered by Rev. Noble. Read
ing of the declaration of independence
by T. r. Reid, after which the follow
ing well-known orators will address
the multitude: Hon. c. H. Rodgers OF
Oklahoma City. Hon. Jno. I. Ollie. Hon.
W. H. Criley and Colonel r. 3. For
rest of Ell Reno.
The afternoon will devoted to var
ious novel and interesting races At
p. m. Black Coyote will address the peo-
pie in his native tongue.
LIST OF RACES. PRIZES. ETC.
1. Indian pony race. ]. mile and re-
turn. Prize. s. riding bride.
.. Indian foot race, 1G0 yards and re-
turn. Prize. S. pair of shoes.
3. Indian novelty race. Il mile and re-
turn. Prize. s. Mexican sombrero.
4. Creased pig. The one catching II
can have ii.
5. Indian and white man. 100 yard
dash. Prize. 50 pound sack Of -four.
6. White mems foot race, free for all.
Prize. 80 pound sack of -four.
I. Sack race, 80 yards. Prize. Ii
pound ham.
s. Sack race for squaws. One bush
el of potatoes.
O. Pony race. A revolver.
10. Three legged race, 100 yards. a
pearl handled knife.
II. Indian wheelbarrow race. wheel
ing fat squaw loo yards and return. \
watch.
L. Hand and foot race, 80 yards. a
box of Great Scott cigars
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-04
A ROYAL VISITOR.
This Editor Would Have the Prince Of
Wales Take Khan Out.


Wales Take Khan Out.
Nazrullah Khan, an ignorant, bigoted,
superstitious and dirty person from At
ghanistan, with suit of loafers carrying
filthy bundles, is visiting the queen of
England. The visitors are nuisances at
whom the fiunkies of the court of st.
James turn up their noses in contempt,
but that is as far as they can 60. Nazrul-
lah Khan is the son of the ameer of At
ghanistan, and therefore royal person
age and to be treated with great consid-
Grafton at enormous expense TO the people
of England by the effete royalty of Great
Britain
When in England, this royal scion does
not do as England does. but he imports his
cu/toms and requires the royal establish
ment of Victoria to conform TO the reli-
gious and gastronOmic eccentricities of his
farof and half civilized country. Tie
spends from four TO six hours a day in
spectacular prayers and smokes his villain
Gus pipe in the best rooms of buckingham
palace and on the most consequential court
occasions.
He deserves no better treatment than
the Indian delegations who are tolerated
in pilgrimages to Washington to confer
with the great father" and who are
packed away in second class boarding
houses in the lower levels Of the town.
The Prince of Wales, who is generally ac-
counted pretty good fellow, and who has
qualifications 10 make him a useful man
In some important lines OF life, should
take Nazrullah out some night and get
him drunk and then leave him to the ten
der mercies OF the police.
Nazrullah should be taught 70 see what
an ignorant, self sufficient and worthless
loafer he is in the light of the most ad-
vanced civilization. In New York he
wouldn't be tolerated on the police force,
and In Cincinnati he would be lucky 10
get situation as a mangle hand in q
laundry.-Cinoinnati Enquirer.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-04

Guthrie, o. T., July 3-{SpeciaL)-
Tomorrow will be a red letter day in
Oklahoma. In its history no such ar
rangements for the celebration of the
c6untry's birthday have ever been made
before. Every town, city. metropolis.
hamlet and crossroads will make a
noise of some kind.
One reason for this extra jubilation
The very sight Of an Oklahoma corn
field is enough to make the average
crowd break out in cheers.
The most unique celebration in the
territory will take place at FL Reno, the
Indians taking part Its nature is CIV
en- below.
In Guthrie the races will draw the
biggest crowd. At Perry two celebra-
tions will take place, at Stones Grove
and Southard's Grove. Tom Doyle, E.
b. Guthrey, Allen Caruthers, Will Lit
tie, Judge Musseler and Judge Earle
will make speeches at Perry. Oklaho-
ma City will celebrate with an i'm
mense excursion to Choctaw City ON the
new railroad track. At Alva the day
will be passed with base ball. bicycle
and horse races and about twenty pic
mics, with fire works at night.
place in Barbour's Grove. At Mulhall
an immense crowd will be addressed by
w B. Herod. Dennis Flynn is also ad-
vertised to speak. Sam Overstreet will
be the orator of the day at Perkins.
where big parade has been arranged
for Several features for the day are
advertised at Enid. A large unmber Of
races have been arranged at Watonga.
An exciting ball game between the
fea nd haE II wi a
attraction at Waukomis. At Tecumseh
big barbecue will be given. At Arap-
ahoe the Grafton of the day will he
made by Miss Laura Latimer. For the
town of Blackburn long program has
been announced. Pond Creek will also
jerk the great American eagle bald
headed Grand arrangements have
been made at Woodward.
AS has been said the most unique
celebration will be given at Ell Reno.
The following program will show some
of the amusing things that are prom
ised
The day will open by the firing of 119
anvils and a grand parade at 10 o'clock,
starting at the city hall and finishing at
the grounds on Rock Island avenue,
where a review will be held by Mayor
Hahn and the city council.
First division will be commanded by
F. X. Gerrer, headed by the FL Reno
Silver Cornet band, police department,
fire department and the Grand Army
of the Republic.
Second division will be conducted by
Sir Knight Z. f. Blake headed by the
drum corpse and followed by the secret
societies.
Third division will be conducted by
Qndian name) Heap-Catch- UNI w ood-
Chopper. (white mans name) G. Mad
sen headed by Black Coyote, Indian