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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09
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,i,tda - le Iiine- desired 70 verify his
easier rs pass his offcc almost cvery day
or ,na,,,,f,tmr 9papef must obtain news
i, t', article in question j, an injustice TO
the hand~ Of the Io, press The fho 1,, n
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article IS manufactured from Whole cloth.
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tht Lord lay me aside.
kindness 10 me since have Been ~ ~ ,t .i 1'S
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t. ,,.tle the understanding at Iii, season
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a further evidence We may sav th,t l,o
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

Rev Corey Thomas Of st. AIbins
church, West end, preached in the
church Of the Red"emer last Tuesday
evening, We are not informed who
will be present next Tuesday evening
hut there viii be services III that church.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

The ladies' Of the East end Preshy-
tcrian church Will give 4 musical At the
home Of Mrs. l.. I. Johnston Wcdnes-
day evening March 18th. \ very inter
csting program i being prepared.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

The Fifth ward >cludinayians held
a meeting few evenings ago and en-
dorsed Alderman Norquist a. their can
didatc for Mayor. 1.-THE Scandnavians
OF this city wish to secure political
recognlzation, why do they not select
men Of sufficient political honesty and
standing that self respecting people can
endorse them and vote for them with
ont a blush. 1t will be a sorry day for
the city when Mr.. Norquist or any Of
his i}k becomes mavor. We have had
too many such already.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

Mr.. Dam, of the Sash and Door fac
tory company, is spoken of as a Repub
lican candidate for alderman from this,
the First ward, this spring. Mr.. Dam is
4 keen and capable man and would no
doubt make u a good officer. It is
barely possible, however, that he might
think lis business interests might suf-
fer by taking office, and refuse To ac-
cept the place We think it would be
well for 4 committee OF leading citizens
to wait upon Nr. Dam and ascertain his
views in the premises.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

Martin Pattison and family are or
for the spring months in Florida, re-
ports having been received that that
country is again thawcd ont
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

We publish the poll list for the
First ward 10 day as it now stands. Look
it over and see if vour name IS there.
If not see to it that it is added to the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

Z. b Manwarlng has been in Madi-
son most If this week, trying to pre-
vent bad i.gisIation
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

Mrs. J. j. Whitney Is sick with
grip and has been confined to her room
and bed for some DAYS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

Mr. Poindcxtcr is laid up with
rheumatism. lie has suffered greatly
the past week.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

Judge Clough and family left a few
,iays ago for 4 few weeks sojourn III
California
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09
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Motto: Fer God aud Home and Native LanI
OFFICERS:
The Gospel meeting on Sunday W.

Regular meetings First and Third TUES
days OF each month. at 2:3o p. m. in W. L. I
= looms. opposite fire halt on iaccker Ave
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

-Secretrry Carlisle, requested by
Congress to furnish list Of the soldiers
Of the late war discharged from the
service Of the Treasury Department
during his incunbency, replies that he
does not recoEniz" the right of the
House Of Representatives tareIuire him
to state nis reasons for making remov-
as. II will not he necessary for him to
make any such statement # he furnish
6 the li>t. The policy which he has
pursued VIII then become sufficiently
Observation-Disclosures
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

Collins, 0~mond VI, Sc Bay street
Crowuhart. Charles II IL Ith
Christmas, William, III 9Th
Clark, James b. ll0 4th
Coleman, William q, I5~ " ID
COnlon. Matthew, LEG yth
Campbell. Albert y. l72 W eth
Collins, Michael, H. " 9Th
Coddy, Darwin G. y " Coal Docks
Conley, Chas NJ, 21s W lst
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09
he Rev. Lynd.

On the second inst. the TINES CON
tanned this Item
We understand that the Rev. r T.
1,ynd, late pastor Of the Sixth street
Presbyterian church, will abandon the
pulpit and take to the bar. He oriri-
naliy studied for the law but thought he
heard call TO preach" but in the
llght OF recent events concluded that it
was some other fellows call he heard,
ana VIII now resume the pursuit Of fame
and fortune through the medium Of his
first love. Success to you, Mr.. Lvnd.
In the daily Leader Tuesday morning
We found the following item:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

McCauley. II, n ( W section House
Mitchell. James.
NJ .Drrmott. VI. an street, ItaSea
Mcnona q. p J., 2d
Mcdonald. panfcL 81
Murray Id Ita~ca Restaurant Itasca
Marshall. Ed. 4th street. Ita~ca
Martin. Joseph. L Il Bd- Ho. Ita>ca
N4rhrau Arthur. $50 y ID
McGuire. Richard. County jail
Minta Allen \. 9Th and Walker
MckiuGou, Vincent. I54 eth
NcFee. John. - 9Th
Mather. James, 2ia V II
Morrison. y Geo. 2l2 " 4rh
Monte. Frank. Itch < ~;iu~on
Monte. David ". II 4 >tin>on
MchiEnou. William. s1h 4 Breckenridge
Willard. Alien C. 81 & Nelson
Mills. Henry. IL " eth
MarJin-ou. Martin. ID hei Brek < Nelson
Mrkinuun. Frank q II
McGuinnes~. Allen ), HcEay 3D. 10 NV G d
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09
Grand ARMY OF the Republic

Grand Army Of the Republic
j. D. Robe 20. r No. .73. Department of
Wisconsin. meets every FIRST and Third
Wednesday evening Of each month at 265
West Fifth street. Visiting comrades cor
daily invited. \. NJ REl NOLDS. Com.
Sons Of Vctcr ans
CUSTER CAMP. No Is. Division of Wfscon-
sin. meets FIRST and Third Friday evening
Of each month III the Ittchie block. West
End. Visiting brothers will bp heartily
welcomed. Jos. LUCICS. Captain.
Superior Circle. E.adic~ OF d. A X.
Circle meets First Monday III each month
in *. l., hall. Green Blk. ". Fifth St, OPP
positc The Euclid hotel. AZ 30 ,. IN.
Mrs. DIANA SWIFT. President
Mrs. HIRAM HAYES. son. Vice President.
Mrs. !. NJ. RTGtiIES. Secretary.
Mrs. IoSItH SMITH. Treasurer.
Mrs. :. j. SHERMAN. Guard.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

Or ELECTORS
j. OF TIFF.
SECOND PRECINCT
or THE
FIRST WARD.
In the City OF Superior. Douglas county,
Wis made by the Board Of Registry of said
district on the first day OF registration.
March ;, $50.
Anderson. John Cd. Itasca
Anderson. Emil - eth
Anderson. Albert ~ y IT
Anderson Andrew J. 18th & Stiuson
Andres u. >. Hth
Anderson. John. 2ls 1~t
Authuny. Wu, eth < Walker
Berry, YIN L Il Bds no, Itasca
Bodrn. John. ii ltasca
HrcIoh Edward. Ita>ka street, Itasca
Briggs, Eugene NJ. 2os V "a
Behicu, Walter G. llS V ID
Berg. BOr" \. 20 81
Bernard. AntOtne. II 9th
Bi>hotf. August F. I5l " 9th
Back-troru. Antony. rs V lst
Buch. William \. l1g eth
hrahleN. Mat. llti' Walker
Baker William. Us lst
bo"deh. Alfred, ia ~
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09
REV. L. T. LYND, Pastor.

every sunday. morning
and evening. AT 1880 m and 30 y m sun
day School after the morning service
REV. {. :. TARkWEATHER. Rector.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

EPNoRIH LEAGIE ofthe u f Church. Young
Peoples Prayer Meeting every sunday evening
a. b.D. >ocla! and business meeting first Tues
dav Of each month. Al are cordially invited
NJ. \. STRAND. JOHN 4. SIDNEY
Secretary. President
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

Jor-enson, James 7. Sth & Richardson
JacohuS. Peter, : " 18th
Johnson, swan, 18th & Stinson East Side
jackson, Ole. rs " lst
Joseph, William. " 7th & Walker
johnson. sanford. 4th & Walker
johnson, August. IS W 18th
Johnson, John, 2lS list
Jackson, Herman, ll6 Sth
Johnson William. 81 9th
Johnson. Warns. 9th & Walker
Jackson. Alex. ll6 " sth
Jo~a, William. 9TH & Walker
Jacobs. Peter, 18th & Robertson
johnson, VIM G, IS 9th
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

Kelly, Thomas, 9Th & Itasca
ki~row. Frank. K X Bdg llo. Itasca
Kuhn. y W. L L Bd- IIo. Ita~ca
kin@~hury. Asa. l5S v 18th
kcrrick. Alex ]. / Robertson Ave
keniH. Joseph y. IL " 7lh
kerrick. David VI, lw oh
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

Davies Edward. y & " Section House
Dicglc Ed. K Il Bdg IIo, Ita,ca
D3pp, Herman. IFS eth
Davis. Edward +, 18th & Robertson
Houghcrty. Patrick, Goodalcs Bds Ho
Dupcn. Lysaught, , " 18th
Daley, John. So " 9th
Dever~. James 10 9Th
DunStath. John. - nth
puusrath, Robert. I4& " llth
Darn. Edward, 2IS W sth
halinan ON David Ala " 18th
ponuld-, VIM y, l>2 9Th
Dam, EredIand H. BIDS - nth
D"margc Fcycrd, 81 " 9TH
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-02-26
CONVENIENT OARTERET CLUB.
Closing Scenes of the Never-to-be
forgotten Ball.

After supper the male guests wander
ed into the smoking room, where cigars
and cigarettes were soon very much in
evidence Many of them accepted the
hospitality of members of the Carteret
Club, and frequent were the trips across
to that famous place. The members of
the Old Guard and staff officers of Gem
eral Miles and Governor Werts were
entertained in the large reception room
of the club. In the meantime the crowd
of dancers in the Arnory opposite be-
gan principally to grow less Balls like
other things mundane, which have a be-
ginning, have also an end, and the peo-
pie were beginning to think of home.
The dressing rooms were quickly, choked
with eager applicants for their hats and
coats and as those in charge foolishly
allowed some to help themselves, con-
fusion, of course, ensued. There was also
a, want of system and method in the
arrangement outside for the carriages.
Ladies with wraps over their heads
shivered under the draughty awnings,
and vainly tried to induce the police to
wake up some slunbering Jehu on the
bosx block away from the building.
Msny of them were compelled to wade
through the mud to their carriages, and
others had to walk home because Cabby
had become tired of waiting and had
driven off.
the last guest had disappeared, the big
Il
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-02-26
SOME LADIES PAINTED.
supper Arrangements Not Entirely
atisfactOry.


The supper arrangements we're in
charge of Maresi of New York. During
he evening lemonade and cafe frappe
were served on the main floor and great
ly enjoyed by those participating in the
dance For the supper proper. which
was served in buffet style, two rooms
were used The invited guests, pa
tronesses and staff officers were served
in the large room to be occupied by
Colonel Abernethy, another room on the
upper floor being pressed into use for
the others.
But one drawback marred the even
ing's enjoyment-the difficulty expert
enced in getting to the supper room.
But one narrow stairway leads to the
upper floor, and had to be used by both
those who We're gong up and coming
down. In consequence of this a jam
occurred at the foot Of the stairway. 1t
was, of course, out of the question to
serve all at once; but eyergbody was in
good humor. and waited patiently for
room 1t was here that the only casual
ties of the evening occurred. The heat
Of the balcony was intense, but was
made doEbly SO by the crush, and many
who got into the crowd fervently wished
that they were out again, put once in
they had to stay there until they were
pushed upstairs in the stream Several
three of them faintng outright. Willing
hands promptly assisted them into ozle
| Of the side rooms, where restoratives
were applied They quickly recovered
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-02-26

& 3 PHnn Eia, y s. fysIs0R Eyer # E Endery dags
Fred Ege, J. w. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. W Eliptt r y y EdWgrda. Gnglsh' p ! Ely: ~
son son Mr.. Nj "a and T G. Ester5rook, James
+. Farrell, Mr. Mrs. W Fl; IF, F'urman; m
CAPTAIN y FaTr5er Mr iams and MrT Eie}9ar 59nn
Mr.. and Mrs. James G.; Fisher, Fred
W Frey. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. e. Fountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W Farrisgrs, Charles e
Mr.. James Pagan, w. H. Goldey,. E. J.
Green. George Gartner, M and MIS-. b 3;
Ga GaSrich, K Mr.. and nd Mrs. John Graham,
F. Greene. ,Jr;, J.. P. CALVIN dva ME- F II H.
E. Grattan, F. j. Guilfoyle, ]. A., Gard
rler, j. H Gardner, D. Gerken, Mr;. and
Mrs. John G. Gopsiil. p j. Gilligan' an
and an Mrs. D. GerRen. E. M Godkin, Cap
tain Nathan Haines, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
R. HITLER Mr.. and Mrs: James, Hunt,
MI end Mrs; KiGaHd Mr a11ieF and Mrs Mr w ana N
Mrs. Huidspe Benson, Mr.. and Mrs W
T; Hnnter. Mr.; @ and & Mrs. NY " and Il, H1rn' Hra
Haskingi Mr. and Mrs NJ Josepdh aIpd Nil Hill 4
HHells Rabat pss Htton mr. Mr ana and mrs MRS
Geo. W: Harding, Mr. G. M Horton,
Geo. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. p. w. HaITi-
SON. Mrs. Fl HenaMsrson Mr and Mr Mrs ana MfS
Hauck. Mr.. and and Mrs. A. H. Howe, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Ho9ker, MI Az and n mrs Mrs
Mr.. ana Mrs. A., ,Huffmann, Mr.: and
NJ. s ana Ms Ghas. E. Herring, MI. and
Mrs. Mrs r. r II. Howes, w. j. Hampton, MI.
and Mrs. Hespe, Mr.. and Mrs. G Hespe,
Mr.. and Mrs II Frank Frank M,ea Heard, ME- MT; Mr ano
sno :. JORDAN, nlSa = Jas. Johnson. WestbrooE
Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jewkes
Mi Mr.. ana ana Mrs. Jas. Peter, Mr. and Mrs
w, Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. Kopetseheney
Mr.. and Mrs. Gee. Kent Mr. and Mrs
Kiliiumpp, MI. F. S. Kent. Wm;- Kiink
Miss Whiting, caRt and Mrs. d1;o; g H 5r Keim
Capt: and Mrs; G, W. Laws. F. N; Losk- eek
w08a f Gen MIS- Mg aoskNHoa a0a Mrs au Lanarine s
MT. and. Mrs Henry Lembeck, j. Long
field, Mr.. and Mrs. ". II l. LLanger, MI Mt
Mr. MI. and Mrs. c. T. Langer, Miss Mamie
Lamabe.. g. j. Luhmann, F. G. Lyons
Geo. Gee, : s. LIncks Of Manchester, England
Misses Miller GraGe Moore Ed oTe In,s mRofe 81
enhauer. E hi ri Elisa siebetts. Mary Ringle
Ella Pattberg, Julia Seggel, Jessie Mus
seie. May Farrier, Nellie F. Payton
Jennie yosburgh, Etta HaveMrsteck, M ll Edna
Jearinae McGraah, May g GifforS, f. sn,; Mr5
Miss Bedell Col. and Mrs oliphapt, Misses Ms
Iasly Laurasey, w s Mrs. VIM. Reed Mrs f
b&emmsr & Miss Kieige. Miss Bella
Hassey, Miss Effie Gruff, Miss Murphy
y wilson, HI. on Lucy Mcbride Marie Maxon.
Mamie Duncan. Josie Lattlstield, Miss Miss
Huss Hi sIpssth 3 Bsnson Miss Hlll, Miss Maude
Dean. Misses Julie, and Grace se,,,, ,Toffey,
An,We Amw Hesepe. Ia s May Francis, Elizabeth
vreseland, Sflsss fannie Beltaw, Gen. Plume
Col. Dodd, Col Clarke, Col. TerrebeTry
fie,ut Col. Strange, Lieut.. Col. Miller,
1delif COL Richter, Col. Oliphant, Messrs.
Bedeil, Major Fairchild. Major Clifford,
( w p. Field g. y.
8 Mr. and Mrs ALLAN u. McDermott. Mr.
3and Mrs John Menagh Mr.; 8
q. Is. Mtlier, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Mas
ker, M. Snd Mrs. Frank = Matthews
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-02-26
A GREAT GATHERING.
Well Known People Of Jersey
City Among the Numer-
GUS Guests.

Among the guests were the folloWing
Mr. Mahlon Apgar Mr.. Edward H. APP
gar MIR. and Mrs. Henry Albers. A. x.
Appleton, Col. and Mrs. Hugh Aber-
nethy, w. B. Oxford, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Armstrong, J. H. Allaire, Lieut.
Ambrose, A. NJ. Adriance, Col. and Mr.
Charles Boltwood, r. c. Be -aham, Lieut.
Col Brenall Frank Barclay Fred 5.
Benson, H. H. Brinkerhoff, Jr., George
r. Beach, Henry Bahr, Lieut.. and Mrs.
H. H. Bowley, A. P. Bidwe1l, A. J. Bran
nagan. E. B. Bacon, H. M. Bodle, Ben
jarnin Daul, John Brownlee. G. W.
Banks, G. H Burgee, Daniel Bowley,
S. E. Bouker. Charles Bauer, Fred Brink
man. w. Buckbee, H. E. A. Bloom
John Boyd, Lieut.. and Mrs. Broderick, g..
M. Borst c. M. Bates, w. ]. Buchanan,
Major and Mrs. Brensinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Bailey, w. W. Baron, Charles
Birdsan. J. w. Bennett, Miss Bliss. Cap
tain E. H. Bowly, c. 3. Blauvelt, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Bumsted, I. Brett. A. p.
Brush. Thomas F. Burke, Captain and
Mrs J. Howard Bumsted, Jr., John
Brownlee. Mrs. Remy, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
J. Cronan, Hon. and Mrs. Gilbert Collins,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Carscallen. Mr. and
y.
Graves Corcoran, Miss Eloise Wedin, Ed
Colbert, John Creech, D. Chambers. F..
B. Currier, Mrs. Duncan Cameron, John
G. Curran. Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Cone,
c. S. Cotton, E. C. Carter, Miss Edna
Case, W. A. J. Corbett, John ]. Cassidy,
]. H. Cutley, J. w. Cutley, Mr.. and Mrs,
q. w. Conklin, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Case,
Mrs. F. H. Cavalli, Mr. and Mrs. John
F. Clarke, John F. Cummings, j. H.
Clark, j. D. Coombs, ]. Cole H. S. Cul-
yer. Col P. F. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
H. Coupenhoven. F. H. Clark. F. H
Crary, B. Coyle, Joseph Crofford, s. J..
Crothers, w. A. Crocker. Henry M. Cox,
L. M Cramer. J. J. Cullen, James p.
Clarendon, Crawford. Thomas Coughlin,
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Clements. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles F. Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs.
George M. Christian. Clarence ]. Det-
willer, Charles H. Detwiller, Miss Det-
willer, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Detwiller Joel
Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Doscher,
Mr. and Mrs c. p. Drescher, Miss Mamie
Cropsey, M. Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. DATE.
Robert Davis. f. Dederick, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Draytpn, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dono-
van. A. Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph a.
Dear. Miss Clara Dear, HI. Gurney, Judge
andR Mrs: W P. Douglass. Mrs; r..
pemmert. Mr. and Mrs; Warren Dixon. ra
Emily Bentley Or. Rector, Mr.. and Mrs.
Downing. M, and Mrs Jonn A.. DENIM,
George Davis. Apdrew DerrQm, a.
bsvidson, i5svtansa W. W 4. bssr. b s. Dicklnson,
duane. II. a. Duncan, p. +. pe Uxnap.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-02-26
like FAIRYLAND.
Superb Decorations Make
Wondrous Seene-Flowers
Everywhere.

The decorations were magnificent. I'm
der the supervision of Decorator Kos
ter of New York, the interior of the
Armory had been transformed into a
vast bower of beauty and seemed
veritable fairyland. The entire interior
was completely rooted over with blue
bunting, conceiling from view the iron
roof and tresses and making one think
that he was inside of a monster tent.
Suspended from the ceiling We're rows
of flags arranged en- cercle, and present.
ing a pleasing picture.
At the easterly end of the hall was
the receiving platform. Red and white
bunting, arranged and draped in such q
manner as to form large marquee,
open only on the side facing the ball
room. gave the receiving platform pic
turesque and military appearance. Cr. M
son carpet covered the floor Of the plat
form pon which Colonel Abernethy and
the patronesses of the ball stood and
received the guests. Around the plat
form were hundreds of beautiful lilies,
the only flowers used in the decorations.
Easy-chairs and luxurious divans We're
scattered about the platform, and after
the ladies of the reviewing party had
retired to their boxes. many of the dane
ers enjoyed a brief respite from the
dance and listened to the delightful
strains produced by Sousa's band, sta
toned directly overhead. The presence
of the flowers reminded one OF con-
servatory 1t was q romantic spot, and
n the dim light many of the young folks
@otlld be seen IN earnest conversation.
Who can tell but what some stalwart
ra;iit aman popped the nonaentous ques-
lion to his far partner. and that some
Uinsome maiden bashfu1ly whispered the
word that would unite two happy hearts.
Three steps led up to the reviewing plat
form. on each de of the ntrance was
stationed an arnrored knight, holding an
American flag. The boxes, which had
bees erected all around the main floor,
we're iraped entirely in white, festooned
with t.yergreens and smilax.
The balcony was completely h ddeQ
with d covering of crimson plush beau
tffully embroidered with gold nlagree
md placed at equal distances around
tie four sides were the coats-of-arIns
igf New Jersey. New York, Pennsylvania
md the United States, interspersed " til
shields, spears, crossed battle axes ana
| ne Stars and Stripes. Directly over the
reviewing plat form the words. 4th Regf
ment, M g, N. u With an eagle "a
y u
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and staff.
B.. Governor George T. werts. and
staff
C. General E.. Burd Grubbs and City
Troop of Philadelphia.
AL, Staff officers Fourth Regiment
A3, E. H. Apgar.
AS, C. D. Miller.
AT, First Lieutenant william Robert
son, Jr.
A9, Judge Robert S. Hudspeth.
Ali. Robert A. Simpson.
Alb, E. R. Case.
AIS, Company B. Fourth Regiment.
All, Joseph H. Cutley.
Alb, A. Smith.
Az, Brigadier General P. Farmer Wan
ser.
A4, Colonel Hugh H. Abernethy
A6, George B. Fielder.
AS, c. D. Miller.
A1O, Leonard j. Apgar.
A12, G. NJ. B. Nudge.
Ala, Captain Arthur L. Steele, Com
pany E.
A1s Captain H. H. Brinkerhoff, Com
pany C.
B1, Edward F. c. Young.
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will oft be made" lavatory and the boiler
room. The steam heating apparatus Is
of the latest and most Improved style.
Within thirty-fve minutes after the fire
fs lighted in the large boiler a te1npera-
ture of 65 degrees throughout the build
ing is reached.
Adjoining the boiler room is the rife
range The range runs the full length
large electric fan will keep the tunnels
free from smoke when the marksmen are
throughout the buildings are Of birch,
covered With plaster The woodwork on
the first and second floors is polished
ash, and on the third floor white pine.
Access to the upper floors is gained by
means of a stairway twelve feet wide.
The plans of the building were prepared
William P. Field. Civil Engineer. both
of Newark. The building was erected
by Contractors Joseph Jewkes and Sons
of this city.
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B3, Allan L. McDermott.
B5. Frank J. Matthews.
B7, j. H. Bumsted
B9, Nelson j. Edge.
B11. Captain ]. H. Bumsted, Jr., Com
pany A.
BIB. Judge Abel 1. Smith.
B2, John J. Toffey.
B4, A. R.. Weber.
BIG. Mrs. Elite Henderson.
B8, Joseph Jewkes.
BIO, Edward SHREDDER.
B14. James Hunt.
BIZ, Frank Vanderbeck.
BIG, Major Smith.
B1S t. Mathis.
B2o James c. Young.
C1, Old Guard, New York City.
CO. James Young.
CO, Joseph A. Dear.
\ CT. Livingston Clifford.
CA, Assistant Surgeon Parker.
C6, James G. Haskins.
C8, Frank Vanderbeck.
C1O. Isaac B. Vanderbeck.
C12, Colonel James Dickinson.