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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01
CITY AND COUNTY,.

Thomas Cunningham is reported quite
i'll with the prevailing grippe.
George Hughes, who is ill at the
Metropole in Fargo, is reported as stead
lily improving.
A. j. Smith, who was i'll at the Jail
for several days, has recovered from his
temporary ailment.
Frank Kuntz' little son has been seri-
ously i'll with typhoid pneumonia for
some days, but is improving.
Charles Knoll was in from Frances
Tuesday, and reports the arrival of a
bouncing baby boy at his home.
A. j. Smith is quite Ill at the jail, of
the prevailing grippe, and may have to
be removed to the hospital for treat
ment.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bartholomew has been ap-
pointed agent of the Minnesota Society
Tor the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails.
Ex'Attorney General Spencer, now
states attorney, of Walsh county, came
in on Sundays train, and has been greet
ing friends about the city.
It is rumored that owing to other
changes in the ~Burlington's time at
Billings the Northern Pacific will shortly
change it's time card again.
On the night Of March 10 there will be
a total eclipse of the moon, beginning at
1854 o'clock and ending at II :225 o'clock,
visible in the United States.
The street commissioner was opening
up city sewers Saturday, and the sur
plus water was draining off in good
shape, all Of the sewers working we'll. =.
Dennis Murphy, a brother of Jim
Murphy, formerly of the insurance com
missioner's office here, and Miss Belle
Klaus were married at jamestown Tues
day.
Superintendent Marshall keeps Old
Glory waving from the state capitol
building every day, now, except when
the wind is So strong as to threaten its
safety.
Chief Clerk Hickey of the tax depart.
ment of the Northern Pacific, was in the
city Monday and paid the Northern
Pacific personal tax into the county
treasury.
A telegram was received by Rev. G. A
Chambers Tuesday announcing that
Bishop Walker will be here next Sunday
March 3, and will hold services in the
Episcopal church.
An Emmons county man advertiset
that he has come to life after being
buried twelve years on a claim, and will
do saw filing and repairing Of all kinds
at Bismarck hereafter.
G. G. Wainwright has received from
the east a fine new rig, which will bt
used the coming two years in conveying
the state officials and capitol employees
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01

picture was selected as the best that
could be obtained to place at the head
OF the casket. It is said to be on of the
most perfect portraits OF the lamented
Lincoln in existence and it's owner prizes
it very highly as a relic. Mr.. Human
contemPlates presenting the picture
with original frame to Willis A. German
post, of Grand Forks, and it would no
doubt be highly appreciated by the e.
A. r. veterans.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01
PERSONAL.
Thursday, February FL.

AHuTeudys FEBRUARY 81.
Mayor Ball, of Fargo, was looking
about the city yesterday.
G. F. Amidon, of the compilation COM
mission, came in from Fargo yesterday.
Treasurer and Mrs. Haugeberg, of
Mclean county, we're in the city yeetsr-
day.
W. l.. Grady, special agent at Fort
Berthold, came down from there last
evening.
Judge j. M. Cochrane, the we'll. known
Grand Forks attorney, came in from the
east yesterday.
Senator Benedict went down to Min
neapolls on the early train this morning,
to look after some private business.
D. W. McCanna, of Cando, one of the
democratic members two years ago,
came in from the east yesterday and
was looking over his old stamping
ground and taking in the sights of the
session.
Senator Little, who went down to St
Paul with the rate committee, was
called back to the city yesterday. He
reports the committee hard at work with
the Minnesota committee in an effort to
secure fairer rates.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01

any youth who aspires to the presidency,
although no youth should start out at
this late day to secure Georges title as
father of his country. Any youth who
starts out with the idea that he can step
into Georges place in the public estima-
ton is making a great mistake.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medala'
Has His Nerve.

M. J. Villiers, who is confined in the
LaMoure jail awaiting trial for a MUIR
derous assault on a woman, Mrs. from
ers, made a desperate attempt at suicide
last Friday. Being allowed to leave his
iron-grated cell for the purpose of exer-
else, Villers took advantage of the oppor-
tun1ty to secure the poker from under
the stove, and returning to his cell, ex-
tinguished tue light and attempted sui
eide. It appears that he placed the
poker against the wall and with a o
derful display of nerve forced the sharp
ened point through his body at a point
a few inches above the navel. The force
used was sufficient to penetrate the body
at least four or five inches, and, as
Sheriff Jones entered the Jail at this
very moment, .Villers, not to be bafled in
his purpose, grasped the handle of the
poker and drove it upward toward the
heart. He then coolly drew the steel
out, dripping with blood, and threw it
under the cot in his cell. Villers' condi-
ton was not improved, and, in fact, o n
siderable worse. His injuries were fully
as serious as reported, and in his weak
ened condition it is not improbable that
death may result.
Every man having a beard should
keep it an even and natural color, and if
it is not SO already use Buckingham's
Dive and appear tidy,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01
Horse Meat O. X.

Towner Independent; Milt Robinson
tells an interesting story of eating horse
meat in his locality. He says he has
long heard that horse meat was good to
eat and entertained the idea himself
He recently caught up a yearling colt off
the range and butchered it in good
shape, and has been inviting his neigh
bors to partake with him. He says they
all claim the meat is good, and that they
are loud in their praise before they find
out it is horse meat. He claims all the
difference between it and beef is that it
is a little sweeter and perhaps q little
coarser, and the color is of a darker red.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01
Getting The Idea.

An idea Of tue great benefits derived
from diversified farming can be cleaned
from the official report of the commits
sioner of agriculture and labor, which is
now at hand, remarks the Hillsboro
Banner. The value Of poultry and eggs
sold in Trail county during 1898 was
S4,149; 2l5,763 pounds of butter made in
families the same year, represented, at
an average price of 10 cents per pound,
S21,57O. Farm animals fattened and
killed during the same period brought
$36,874; approximate value of wool sold,
$1,000. These figures, together with the
proceeds from potatoes, flax, hay and
other crops, too often considered of little.
Importance in this great Red River
valley, where "Wheat Is King" form a
grand total that is far from being insig-
nifcant. and which could easily be
doubled and quadrup]ed without ma
terially decreasing the grain acreage.
There would be no Indigestion in the,
world if Angostura Bitters were used by
all. DR.. j. G. B. Siegert & Sons, manu-
facturers. At all druggists.
Returned From st. Paul.
The legislative committee which went
to St. Paul to confer with a committee
from the Minnesota legislature as to
lower freight rates, returned Thursday
morning. The committee was in session
several days, and agreed upon a bill to
be introduced IN the legislatures Of both
states, for a reduction in rates, and to be
about 10 per cent on wheat and coal,
and on lumber shipped west out OF Min
nesota. The Minnesota committee is
expected to arrive in Bismarck the first
of next week, when another conference
will be held.
Emmons County Record: The Daw-
son Standard says that a man named
Joseph Cooper has invented a dingue
that will hold a mich cows tail steady
in fy-time. If it will hold the COW firmly
by the tail when the mortgage comes
after her, it will fill a long-felt want in
North Dakota.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01
Wednesday,, February 2Sth,

Wednesday,, February 2Tth.
George Peoples was over from Mandan
yesterday taking IN the sights.
George H. Winters returned yester-
day from a trip down to the Forks.
Billy Bulge of Grand Forks was greet.
ing friends about the city yesterday.
Editor Winship of Grand Forks, now
state oil inspector, came in from the east
yesterday.
D. F. Angevine came up from Cannon
ball yesterday, and is visiting for a time
in the city.
After the grip, diphtheria, pneumonia,
scarlet fever, typhoid fever, etc., Hoods
Sarsaparilla is of wonderful benefit in
lmparting the strength and vigor so
much desired.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01
A Valuable Pic ure

Q. 2. Hinman, of Grand Forks, has in
his possession a fine steel plate artist
proof portrait of Lincoln which is
worthy a place in some historical collec-
ton. It was engraved just before the
martyred presidents assassination. At
the time Mr.. Lincoln's remains passed
through Indianapolis and lay in state
there on the way to Springfield, ILL.,, this
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01
HoDored the Major.

The officers and ladies of the garrison
at Fort Yates gave an entertainment the
evening Of the 18th in honor Of Colonel
and Mrs. Mclaughlin, whose long SER
vices at the Standing Rock Indian agency
and at the Devils Lake reservation
brought them into close relations with
the army officers. A handsome silver
loving cup was presented to Colonel Nc.
Laughlln by Lieutenant Aver in behalf
OF the officers at Fort Yates. By reason
OF bis promotion to the position of in
spector in the Indian service Colonel
Mclaughlin will leave the Standing
Rock agency.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01
The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great In Ieav.
ening power as the Royal
Not Afraid of Work.

Fargo Forum: A novel exhibition
was given in front of Wilson'S restaurant
on Front street this morning. Shortly
after 8 o'clock a cord of wood was de-
posted in front of the restaurant, and
in a few minutes a young man wearing a
white shirt, collar and cuffs, appeared
on the scene armed with a buck.saw and
proceeded to tackle the wood. The
mans name is Edmund Taylor and he
halls from Winnipeg. He claims to be
an expert stenographer, and has been in
the employ of the most prominent firms
Of that city. He says he resigned from
a remunerative position to fulfill a
mission-and is now travelling the coun-
try saving wood and doing similar work
for a living. His motive in giving the
public wood saving exhibitions is to
furnish a practical lesson to the unem-
ployed, demonstrating that it is not a
disgrace to a man-no matter how we'll
educated-to earn his living by the most
mental of labor, and that it is honorable
as we'll as profitable.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01
IF the Rabv is Cuttjn~ Taat,,

If the Baby is Cutting Teeth,
Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy: Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teething. It soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie and is the best remedy
for diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents a
hOttia
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01
Saturday, February oath.

AColu dIy %4IH.
Editor Streeter of the Emmons County
Record, was in the city from Williams
port yesterday.
General Blewett returned from James,
town yesterday, and was in one Of the
coaches which were derailed at the
depot. He says he has had all of the
experience he wants in that line.
Editor E. V. Smalley of the Northwest
Magazine, was a passenger west yester-
day morning, and was in the city during
the delay of the passenger train. Mr..
Smalley is en- route to the coast, to pre-.
pare another Of his interesting descrlp-
tive articles of the country along the
line.
O. D. Comstock, states attorney Of
Benson county, is spending a few days
in the capital. MIR. Comstock is a bright
young attorney, a graduate, in the class
of 80, at Ann Arbor. The fact that he
is a friend Of "Bishop" Rolf is enough to
endear him to all old-time friends of
Benson county's member of the consti.
tutional convention.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01
Tuesday, february 26 th,

u0ose0J EoOiud'y go
F. B. Lynch was up from Steele yes
terday greeting friends in the city.
President Avery of the Mayville Nor
NAL school, came in from the east yes
terday.
Reuben Noble of the Devils Lake land
office, accompanied Representative Pros
ser back to the Capital city yesterday.
County Commissioner Andrew Jopp
and States Attorney Burnett of Stark
county, were taking in legislative sights
yesterday.
Colonel Plummer has gone to Valley
City, where he delivered his lecture to
a mass meeting of citizens last night.
He will return to the city before the
close of the session.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01
CENT A WORD COLUMN.

s sS.E8 i5 msn 'x, y, i ss..
ate under Instructions. Civil and criminal detective
work. Locating debtors. collecting debts and com.
nercisl correspondence. Forpartlculars address viii
stamp, American Detective Agency,
indianapolis, Ind.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01

There would be no indigestion in the.
world if Angostura Bitters were used by
all. DIR. j. G. B. Siegert & Sons, manu-
facturers. At all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-30
The Case Of BieamiSt Joe Evans
Given 10 The Jury,
His Two Wives Make Strong CaSt
Against Him.
visitors Held ur ior Mony, Nv IulrcI,
MlNi,O, officers.
I'M NORrH IND GHOST


lum siny ilhib
The rAp" IT tur I uit.i Staten ", J,-.
kNAnS. ALIAS "kd' Juhnrnu. ~ tIsl fis
/ ngnmy wAr rulnnitird +" the Jay thu
morning at the u""n Adjournment
| The ntri states expects "uy ictiun
! ui ia" Defendant uIuu IL" Testimony IL
Maria IhHN"r aud uymIrA uArcia, the
tNu principal wiiurrr.r. who rWuir that
the d"i"udHut hat injured zach frrJ-,.
h"ly ~ MAY, lN'', nui W September.
INil ale" upon tie i"-timuiN IT ti- Priest,
Father hrrruu-. Aud the pasture # the
I"ar" " hu ale" "a 80" IT, ~" il"uiuS Il the
Iil"u,t Hud that they msrIi"i the lie.
i"udNu' 81 IT," tuu"r u"ulrurl, H. the
women HhnN" uHu',i, Aud uu'u'i"ur 80 her
Wi,u"-r"., VII" ~" "ih"i Ir''-"ui At the
ia" MARRIAGE 80, -Nuir tu ia" d"utiy Il
the Defendant
Tia" defendant uui"rt,-,k iu prov" ~
,a-.' ~ mistaken rdruiity. rNrAuug that
II va i~iu hr,thri. J,-. = ENAur, NV
~ the I~uIiruiiSty e Tease, VII" mArri'-i
Maths IhA,-s. Ht.l lu'r-iurrd ~ rNid-ucH
"a affidavit, VII IL Nhr admitted Wy the
attuIu,.S Toe tie l'ui,"i ~tat-r that " hi-
brother WAH It,'Srut IA court hr would
swear tutlIs tat r.'i iutih ~ the Hih lASIi.
Shl,h wac ui'"i iur the IwiI"-'' II r"cur.
NIX continuance" ~ d"i"udAut unill IL"
,uull --cur" thu I"r-,rAl attendance IL
III hruih"r ~ th" uoNt term 1T r"urt The
Defendant Alru rrird uI,nu the t~rtl.
nnuy III Mrr Agu"s SAud"tr. VII" r~"i-
that Maria ihAV"r tnld h-I ~ June last
that ~" ,i-trudAut NAz thu brother Il her
hushHud
Maria chavez, uI"u n"Iug recalled l."
the -iaud. i"un-i m-k lug any such state
urut ~ kuuwing Mrs Saud"r-, aud the
irirnr- then iuI"achrd her ,"-ilu"ny 10y
~" Aihin,u 81 MrH M-irr,u prtI. Who
uIrubuTAt.i Mr- Sauch"- ~ lh" state.
m"ui that Maria thAN"r waH acquainted
with hri ant that TIA" ttiIr" v"I" t"g"t her
II H." tan" nnd Inr" stated rs MR. san
d-rp
There Ln- been go,-i deal Il interest
tkru ~ the ,a-' hy thr rlA' wee And
tlrud- II the w. uutrriuu,t" women,
ant verdict h. cuuhi"utlN rNJ"ct"d
r"uyictIug ia" drhudAui 81 III" crime
charged
llnu j u II NrmuuENay represented
th' uIt"d state, Hui i'ii"'i" the lie.
t'ndNui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-30

crrvice, however, happened ~ have been
taken Ir,sreesiun - IS = deadly SNAKE.
and each ~ the rh. lf'n W,- hi,"u be-.
fore II could witiiiAw lie hsud lNp
di-'I Alu.urt Immediately, Whil" th. ihuu
managed t. rtAW u.s. 10th hus, nrd
raise an alarm lHr mother. han.r
With greet muuui,ai y huir,' u .'ht ..,.,
~ going fur hrlr She Ils,,l ih,' .htI
~ trout q h,l. lv' iu,I .. s,..I..y
fArtru Il, ptd she bal harlN t.'i"n ~
4 the yAri, Wh'n D. toll .s,t =. .N'
ground -us'nIiIi. = 'a.'rr. ' o.. .t ....
Winch rAu-,I iurlAu' I'A'u g., u.fN
- ~ entered No" h.p." 'n Of. l..Is.
uuiS ,u hri thai ~ hlp hW uu....-
her fourth Aui yuuug"-' .N..i hal I,..
dr0Nu-l 10y falling .uip ~ '.'iN lU'
90 ,'h.r ~ now doWn with lu.. r..rr.
Sui 4 IT." urIglrr fumN &c.,, '.,u' To-
u'iN the fa,h'i =. 20. '.. ...,rkrI .,.
story
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-30
IlkI IlANHiN
A Ri Of Paragraphs Regarding Nulun-
iyCf Iifv lighters.

Ar'", ing tu ,I'S "uliuNurr, " hI,h
~ E"N"tHl ft'rI'ri- should J." ntn,ui,ai -
r"I~Al'ai, the cli"t 4 ih, I...,I hr,., irlnti.
m"nt viii call thu hr' lrIrga,'- tugrtlrr
80 the hrri Tuesday Aii'I tie ,iy ,l,.r.
ti"u, iut the ItiiI"'-r IT "i''llug n'w lie.
IHriin-ut hi~ marshal rt hl"i. ui,,. ArrI-t.
at mAr.hAl, -',r'iHIy aui lirA-li"f
The d-lrgAirr ~ the F'rru-ut lruk and
Ladder company, the y. ! Ani tie y :
h"r' r"inIAnl"S held rrpArair rat.trr-
yesterday An-rnUu, Aui trtm all r-iu,ti-
lively, lnt-i"rtlug tmrr AZ, ~ rinr, fui
III" d-lrgAt"r ~ the AuIil mr,.ilng tr-.
man 'il-g"ldt will nrImu, the ~ 5 D,v"
COMPANY d"lrHAi"H ibt- S"utur. ani JuIu
ia" force getting ~ trim iur the AIul
campaign
The prevalent IT IL" Territorial SIRE
In"n'r association ~ luiu,ug lie" "md.
ni.ht uil three evenings. w,tk NIX IA, u
hig interest IA the neat hr-urI'- ,nnN-u.
tlun and Tournaments vh,h u"rtS IN
santa Re ia" coming JuIy Ihir tune
lArt year the chef uf th" AlhrIurt,iur
tire department, hAi hI- laRl committee
IN arrangements ~ work aud t,.- r,,rS irrn
IL tat;Ait Knight had h-rn engaged t.
Iilut the l,SAl h,~- running irAu. To-.
morrow evening he hrr department " III
in"'t ~ regular monthly s"rri"u, Aui It
IL h"I"'d that y full membership viii he.
present. Important matters Will T." dIr.
"urr''i. aud Tia" Ir"limluHu"r started ~,
"ur end 1T IL. neat grand hrrmrn'r ,"u-
vrutiun aud tnurnain-m
The Ur-pIi-nt II ia" Territorial Arru.
| r,Atlnn Will h~ ina InslIiuu. No. few
days, to- announce uih,IAlly hrS many
h,H- running teams vii ruuIsl" iui the
belt trophy and purr" tins coming July
and ais" state What mAy be- "hI~c,ri ~
prl-H from ia" santa F- urrm"n aud
citizens u II NOR" than hk"lN. speak
INK unuihrhlly, that lug NrgHs, Santa
fr, SILVER CITY ant Albuquerque VIII
have running teams Secretary sloan aui
the acting r"cr"tAry, & T. Mug. have
instructions h. rrpur' I" ia" Irn-i irut a.
early NJ p"rrihlr uu thlr important
matter,
few evenings Agu thu lup'turu II 'h-
c"mIAnl-s IT the hs',l hrr department
wei" r"lu"rl-'i I" c"mril, lrrt II tie
rliy property uuirr th'Ir car" ant - rur
r''''i-'i llrt IT their m"mi~rrhip The hr-i
l." irI~r, n FOREMAN scott kmghi. II
Tia" n" h'~" company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-30

The AsH-s~-d valuation If Ration Gr
lSHi Ia $65o,G4u
After April Ration will he nn- Il the
ls~, lightsd towns III the country,
Grant count, r. mines ARE ALREADY more
active since the silver ir,c- ir urwari.
Hon. Il. V, Long hnr b--n re- elected
pr-rni-nt II the territorial INSANE HHy lum
inspl.
farinIngtnu IN building - new rirrhy
t-r,An church, aud wants y hardware
stur-
Chloride has All Auihnr Il u" small
ability, who II writing story e. T." putt.
llphrd IN h-nk f"m
California I""plr are iuv-riiga,lug With
a view IL the establishment II n beet
sugar factory ~ Eidy
The Bln-.burg coal and coke company
has commrncr,t the rrrciInu II n handling
Al Blnasburg 7hIim feet
The knights IL pythln- al SILVER CITY
are making arrangements tu hulld rAril"
in which IA hold then inrtiinHr
The New Mexican states that = pruI-o.
aItinn hAa come iruln the East H. take tn"
new insane Asy lum hands al par.
Mrarrs. j X Livingston and T. Van
PAttrn have entered ruit against the Las
Cruces ditch for DAMAGE, claiming $Uw
each
James Abbott, II rrlnniAh, has been
acquitted ~ the murlrr II kuHr Lynn, a
former Las Vegas sAidl"r, afterwards u
gambler.
Clergy permits in favor %, Sister rirrg.
nry, 1T Theresa, and SISTER MrlAul". II
NJ Paul, are r-pur,-d lnHt, n, ia" Lac
Vegas "ifie-.
The California Black SAih PlAr"i Min'
lng company have i"gun Hr'.N" .i'iH'
tnns al the RIO Honda place. h"llT IA
Face county
II 10 reported that K " I""r'li' 81
ChicAg intends IA .ausfy 'iHimr against
the Mormon mine ~ l"us Ana county
AMI take charge ~ IA" property
RI Powell, Il S,lvrr CITY, has gov
rrum.u, contract I" survey several town
.hll@ bets r-u Fln"~ Altos AMI the 'iils
river. Robert wTthrn II chief assistant,
A Telephone line IL h-lng cnns ruc,.-i
h.,v..n Lac jTuc-r aud III pAsn Tor gen.
rrnl cnmm-r lAl use, but more pArtlcu.
larry W Ace"mmodAts fruit growers aud
buyers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-30

TIA" second ni ia" r'Iirr 1T popular run
"-r'r gwen 10y III" predecessors 81 the Arsd-
rny ~ Music last night NJ Perkins h,lI.
was we'll attended The singing 1T the
lAdi-S iri" WAS heartily nrrlnud-d. and
they sraci"nrly r--I~'ud-'l /" tNn -ur"rr-
Prof harruun sang we'll. ana hlr nam
l,-rs we're rrc"iv-'i With marked favor.
t'r"f Sk--l- wAs at hir i"'ri, AID ~ usual
Delighted the audience The Faust waltz
gwen bN the pupl-, assisted hy Mira
Sk""l-. Was decided rurc-s- The orch.
r-trn AMI 'l'IArt",t" cunI"-'d "f we'll
known young lalrr and gentlemen. gave
evidence 81 care Hud rk,ll IA training. aud
proved n decided that" aui will here.
after h+ lnnk-d frwAri I" with AnuclIs.
tnnr "f pleasure Prot FrnunAr dii ma
r-sI"nd, hut h" pr,nlrrr ury"r I" do ~,
any m"rr, aud neat time h- will H.. IN
hAnd With the same inuHi, boa whirh hAr
~ often captured Albuquerque 40.
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