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BUCHANAN STILL LIVES.
Warden Sage VIII Not Execute Him TN
He Gets Written Authority.

lie Gefs written Autnoritys
Sing Sing. ". Y, June 30.-'I do not
propose to execute DIR. Buchanan un-
III the attorney general gives me q
written opinion as to the effect OF the
papers of appeal now in their hands
at Albany" Warden Sage was the
speaker and he was so angry that his
voice trembled when he spoke to the
group OF reporters. Frank d. Bur
roughs. the messenger. who has been
in Albany for two days with copies Of
the papers served on the warden and
presented to the United States court.
returned at . o'clock tonight with
word that the attorney general depart.
ment at Albany declined to give an
opinion In the matter other than a YER
bal one that II would be all right to
proceed. Warden Sage sent him back
to Albany to await a written decision.
The warden does not expect an answer
until tomorrow, and therefore 1t Il
reasonable to believe there will not b
an execution till Tuesday at the ear
liest.
Syracuse. ". Y, June 30.-Attorney
General Hancock was seen this evening
and asked regarding his movements
in the case OF DR.. Buchanan. Whose
execution Is expected to take place to-
morrow morning. He said that he had
been asked a number OF times by War
den Sage to express an opinion. He
sad: II have made up my opinion
and il he does not go on and executs
this man he can keep him." The At
torney general this evening replied to
telegram from Warden Sage as fob
lows: II do not think the last pro
ceedlngs appropriate as a stay. I havs
no further advice to give"
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CITY OF MEXICO.
Five Boys aud All Doing well-Mexico
Wants Cuba.

City Of Mexico. June 3o.-The negroes
who sued Jimmy Carroll. the pugilist.
for refusing TO sell them drinks In his
saloon. have appealed from the judg-
ment OF the correctional court. which
was against them.
Near sllao woman gave birth TO
flve boys. all living and doing well.
The government has determined to
end the Italian troubles in Yucatan
and is sending troops against them.
La Partia published an extra trying
to prove that Mexico should possess
Cuba and showing the right OF that
island to be free OF Spain's tyranny.
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been submitted 10 critical examination
by the different officials Of the war de-
partment who are familiar with the
various duties which pertain TO the
army. Mr.. Doe has invited the most
critics to give suggestions.
II being his desire 70 make the regula-
tions all that the needs Of the govern
ment require. The regulations win no
doubt be promulgated in a short time.
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War Among Tramp..

Kansas city No. June 5O-Waltcr
Stevenson. a youth whose parents live
In this city. was shot and Killed early
this morning In thr Missouri Pacific
freight yards. Soon after the shoot
Ing Ira Jorgcnson, young Dane. ap-
pecarcd at the police station and an
nounced that ne had shot a man. Ac-
cording to his story he was attacked
by two men with whom he had been
beating his way on freight cars from
Omaha to this city. One OF them slip
ped up behind him and knocked him
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A MOSES WANTED.
This Divine Appeals To the United states
TO Free Cuba.

New York. June 30,-Rev. John A.
Wilson spoke on the Liberation Of
Cuba and the Duty Of American Pat
riotism" Among other things he said
It was fitting time to speak OF pat
riotism. He declared Cuba was appeal
ing to America FOR help. The example
Of our liberty had a widespread effect.
but he declared our flag secured no
more respect Of the Spanish In Cubd
than dish rag. He declared II was a
duty Of ours To liberate Cuba. Hc
closed by appealing for a Moses from
Washington to lead the Cubans out OF
bondage
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DOTY REPRIMANDED.
He Married Native Tahiti Girl and 1t
Creates CONSERVATION.

San Francisco. June S0.-The Chroni-
Gle says that by the next vessel that
sails for Tahiti. the department of state
at Washington will forward stern
reprimand TO J. Lamb Doty. consul at
Tahiti. Recently the marriage of Con-
sul Doty to a native Tahiti glrl was
announced, and owing TO Doty's high
Eastern connections the news created
considerable comment. II has been
learned that Dotys marriage TO the
girl is not legal. as 1t was performed
according to the native rites. Ths
only legal marriage recognized by the
French governme mt, which has domin-
ion over Tahiti. is that performed ac-
cording TO French laws. The news of
tlis mock marriage. together with the
reports Of Doty's inattention 10 busi-
ness. have reached Washington and the
reprimand is the result.
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OF folly to allow the rank and file to
get a chance to express in open con-
vention their opinion Of the admins
tration. All was to no purpose. how
ever. the younger men of the party
and the committee being OF the opin-
ion that the party was In a hopeless
minority as long as Cleveland and Car
isles policy was apparently indorsed
by silence. Under this pressure the
call was issued. and 1t is said that
there will be a goodly representation
from every part of the state.
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a s3OO,OOO Blaze.

Chicago. June 5o.-Firc broke out in
the five-story building at the corner OF
Franklin and Madison streets. The
building was occupied by the American
College II Dental Surgeons, a. A. Put
nam. boots and shoes; J. c. Cossrove.
boots an1 shoes, and other stores. The
loss Of the various occupants Is cstl-
mated at 100000.
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down with a coupling pin. One Of the
two men proved to be Stevenson. the
other escaped. Though the police de-
tanned Jorgenson pending an inyesii-
CATION they believe that he shot in self
defense after his companions had at
tempted to rob him.
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The Rnsh Rushed.

Seattle. Wash. June 30.-The steamer
Chehalis. which arrived from Cooks
Inlet to-day, brings news of the seiz-
ure OF the English sealing schooner
Saliva by the United States revenue
cutter Rush.
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Internal Machinn.

Berlin. June 5o.-An Internal machine
addressed 10 Chief OF Police Krause
was discovered In the postoffice here
to-day. An explosion was prevented
By the vigilance OF the officials No
arrests have been made.
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Leaving klcl.

Kicl, June S0.-The United States
men-of-war New York. Columbia and
Marblehead sailed from here to-day.
The San Francisco remains.
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Worcester. Mass. June 3o.-Two frs.
men We're killed and several injured at
fire in Hubley's rag shop this mora
ing.
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Washington. June 3o.-The army reg
ulatlons, which have been revised oy
Assistant Secretary OF War Doe, nave
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Insurgents Loser.

Madrid. June 3e.-rhe Spanish troops
have defeated the insurgents at 0uan-
tanamo.
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EVENTS THAT HAVE BEEN.

A Butterfly" social was given
Thursday evening by the Little Chill
dren's Ministering League of St.
Peters Episcopal Church, at the home
OF Rev: and Mrs. A. T. Gessner, on
East Seventh street. A sale of
fancy articles was held in the
dining room; ice cream and cake
Were served on the lawn. The little
ladies in charge were the Misses Flor
ence, Lucille and Katy Smith, Sadie
ana Ella Johnson Alice Schock, Helen
Mclver, Carrie Mortenson and Olga
Hanson, all appearing in full waiter
costume. Master Starting Pearce was
crowned king of the butterfly realm.
ihe following programme added great
~ TO the interest of the evening: Vocal
MISS Helen McIver; piano solo, Miss
Pearce; solo, Master Eddie Nord-
strom; duet, Misses Lucille and Katv
smith. The tiny entertainers are to
De congratulated upon the success of
the entertainment.
a lawn fete was given at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. w. S. McCauley, cor
ner OF Burr and Case streets, Wednes-
Gay evening, under the auspices of ST.
Patrick,s Temperance Society of st.
Patrick'S Church. The spacious lawn
was brilliantly lighted with gasoline
Jets and various-hued Chinese lanterns
Hllyard's orchestra discoursed sweet
music the entire evening. The floral
pooths We're presided over by the
Misses Alice McCauley and Mollie
churchill, while the refreshment tables
were in charge of the Misses Kittie
and Angie Mullaley, Maggie Ryan, Mol
lie and Kittie Fitzgerald and Nellie
and Virginia McCauley, and Mesdames
NJ. j. Sullivan, T. White and D. Nc
Cauley and others. Miss Mollie Fitz-
gerald represented Rebekah at the well
at the lemonade bowl. There We're
about 300 guests in attendance.
A very pleasant gathering was that
held at the home of Mrs. o. Norqufst
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DAYToN,s BLUFF.


A party of boys, consisting of Charles
Brooks, Albert Brant, Oscar Rovait,
Albert Brant and Albright Null, who
have been camping at Bald Eagle, re-
turned to their homes last week. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed by
all.
The following young people, chape-
roned by Mrs. McCleary, are camping
at Four lakes: Misses Carrie Wielde,
Minnie Wetmore, Grace Studeman,
Fannie Haneline and Miss Rhine.
The Children's Guild of st. Peters
Church gave a very pleasing enter
tainment and social at the home of the
Rev. Mr.. Gessner, of Fourth street,
Thursday evening.
A most pleasing stereopticon enter
tainment was given at the Atlantic
congregational church Friday evening,
under the management of the Ladies
Aid society.
Mr.. Lee and Miss Gertie Old, of
Sioux Center. who have been the
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guests of Mrs. Ball, returned home
Tuesday.
The Dayton's Bluff w. c. T. U. was
we'll represented at the w. c.. r. u.
convention held at Saltwater last
week.
Miss Ruth Hanson, of Breckenridge,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Casey,
of Maria avenue, returned home Thurs
day
Miss Hattie Harper,of St John S, New
brunswick, who has been visiting Miss
Ada Harper, returned home last week.
Mrs: Weide, of Conway street, enter
tanned few friends Wednesday after
noon in honor of her birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shein, of New
York, are visiting Mrs. James Middle
ton, of Bates avenue.
Miss Anna Nelson, of Ravine street,
left Tuesday to visit her parents at
Chitawright, Wis.
Mrs. A. Deebach and Mrs. G. Brat
ton visited Miss Ollie Freeman at Birch
Lake last week.
Mrs. Utter, of Union, who has been
the guest of Mrs Lemay, returned
home last week.
Mrs. A. c. Thompson. of Maria ave-
nue., returned home Thursday from a
visit to Idaho.
Miss Ada Henry, of Bates avenue,
spent part of the week with friends at
Minnetonka.
L,
entertained a few friends Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Kelly. of Hastings avenue, en-
tertained few lady friends at tea
Tuesday.
Mrs. Kouphage and son, of Maria
avenue, returned Thursday from Fari-
bault.
The members of the Iron Hall met
with Mr.. Albeck last Monday evening.
Mr.. Kearney and family, of Fourth
street, are visiting in Chicago.
Miss May SINNERS, Of Maple street,
is in Duluth for few weeks.
Mrs. Mccall returned home Wednes-
day from a visit to Willmar.
Mr.. Ed Freeman, of Euclid street, is
visiting at Four lakes.
Miss May Collum has returned from
a visit to Des Moines.
Miss Maud Freeman, of Birch Lake,
is visiting at Brainerd
Miss L. Harper left Tuesday for a
visit at Milwaukee.
Miss H. H. Fifield returned last week
from Excelsior.
Mr.. Davis and daughter Nellie are
visiting in Ohio.
Mrs. Spindler is visiting at Stillwa-
ter,
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NJ. E. church will picnic at Lake Como
Thursday

NJ. E. church will picnic at Lake Como
Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Hanley, of the Gin
ton, was rendered a surprise party
Wednesday evening, few days pre-
vious to her departure for the coast.
Tuesday Mesdames F. B. Doran, D.
w. Sits, Thomas Tracey, w. j. Doran
and Miss Norton enjoyed a day of rest
and recuperation at Lake Como.
The ladies of the Clinton Avenue NJ.
E. church met with Mrs. l.. M. Bryant
Thursday afternoon, and spent an eX-
ceptionally enjoyable afternoon.
Mrs. John Dale is in Star Prairie,
week by Mr.. Dale. They will spend
the balance, of the season there.
Mrs Henderson, Of Faribault, who
has been the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dove for several weeks, has
returned home.
Mrs G. Knapp and Mrs. c. L. Woods
will leave for Osceola, Wis, the first
of the week to be away couple of
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Goelz, of Car
Edward Goetz. 2O9 East Winifred
street.
Miss Katherine Newton is enjoying a
rest of several days at Mahtomedi,
where she is guest at the DobSon cot
Ntage.
- MISS Lizzie Miller, VINO mas DeeH the
guest of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Hanten,
for. several weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. George McIntire has gone to
New Jersey to join her husband. They
will probably reside there in future.
j Misses Edna Rice, Gertrude Williams
and Bertha Bollinger spent Tuesday at
Taylor's Falls, MINI.
rs Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goetz have re-
( turned from a rest of several days
at Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs. George Hosmer and children are
! ait Sank Center, and will remain there
for several weeks.
'Gf Me. and Mrs. W. w. Nicholas have
taken a house on the corner of 1glehart
and Kent streets.
Friday evening the Entire Nous club
was entertained by Miss Josephine
Palmer.
Mrs. J. V. I. Dodd and daughter
Marguerite have returned from st. Pc
ter MINI.
Miss Edith Rowett, of Carlinville,
Ill, Mrs. Kimball'S guest, has returned
home.
The Ladies' Study class attended the
ing.
Rev. J. Hutchinson, of Jackson, o.,
called on West side friends this week.
Miss Mollie Morrissy spent Friday the
guest of her sister at Fort Smelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Mcdonald are
visiting at New Richmond, Wis.
Mrs. George Dix has gone to Detroit,
Mimi, for two months stay.
Miss Maud Ballard entertained few
friends Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Norton is off for a
short stay in Wisconsin.
Mrs. V. ]. Hawkins and family, with
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PLEASURES IN PROSPECT.

The German Bethlehem church, OF
this city, is making arrangements for
a picnic to be held next Tuesday, July
80, at Fort Smelling. The picnic wilT
be held on the grounds of the fort and
the congregation will be the guests at
the fort for the occasion. An enter
tanning programme has been pro-
Vided for the special benefit of the
children, who are thus assured a
splendid time. A number Of the older
people are expected during the after
noon, as Mr.. Rodenkirchen, d men,
Der of Thomas orchestra, at Chicago,
has consented to play number of
solos at 4:30, after which Rev. Niclaus
Bolt will deliver an address. Every
body is cordially invited to come. Re-
freshments will be served on the pic
mic grounds by the young ladies of the
Bethlehem church for the benefit of the
weekly sermon distribution carried on
by the church.
-, Tasty invitation tickets are out for
Ine coming steamboat excursion to be
g 81 Wat ey st. Paul Camp No. /, Sons
Lanes of the G. A. r., which takes
place on Thursday evening, Aug. s. The
G0ihmlttee has secured the steamer
tLora Clark; and barge will be at
~ 10 dor, nose who desire to dance
ne poat Will leave foot of jackson
street at l:45 p. m. and return at II Is.
Every effort is put forth to make the
eNent most enjoyable one, and a
cordial invitation is extended to ali
members of the allied orders to 90. Il
Is now known that a large party will
go from Minneapolis.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Church of Ascension win give lawn
social on the lawn of e. r. Brvant
corner of State and Winifred streets
on Thursday evening, Aug l. Ice
cream and cake, Is cents. All are in.
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Enef-
neers, will give lawn social Wcdnes-
Gay evening at the home of Mr.. and
MIS-. T. j. Conley, 223 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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and Mrs. H. ]. Hicks, of Ashland, Or.

and Mrs. H. ]. Hicks, of Ashland, Or,
her aunt.
Messrs. Herbert and Emmanuel A.
ART have left to spend their vacation
at Lexington. They will return in
time to continue their studies with the
opening of the fall term at the U.
Mrs. H. Rice, of New York city,
formerly residing in ST. Paul, will
spend the month of August in this
city, as the guest of Miss Elmira Gull
terman.
]. F. Langton, manager of Mann
heimer Bros carpet department, has
returned from New York and Phila-
delphia, after business trip of four
weeks.
Mr. French, buyer of Manufacturer
Bros drapery and furniture depart
ment, left for New York and Boston
last evening for an extended business
trip.
Mrs. NJ McManis, of Burr street,
left Thursday to join her husband at
Great Falls, Mont, where they in
tend making their future home.
Mrs. A. Frankenthal and family, or
ST. Louis. have been staying at the
Manufacturer cottage, Cottage Park, the
past few days.
Mrs. E. NJ. Lamberson, teacher OF
voiceculture in St. Paul, accompanied
by her pupil. Miss Louise Margaret
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the guest OF Mrs. R. H. Cotton, has
returned to her home in st. Peter.
v Wliam NJ Baker add M Of Cottage ort Par af
Burr street, part of the week.
Prof. and Mrs. Marks, of Chicago,
ILL.,, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Culver, Of Case street.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hooker, of Westminster
street, has returned from two
months visit in the West.
Mrs. John Laufman, of Oskaloosa,
To-, is the guest of Mrs. e. ]. Eastoh,
of Westminster street.
Mrs. H. P. Giles is out of town.
Mrs. r. w. Sharp returned Wednes-
day from Eagle Lake.
Miss Ella Chamberlain, of Hastings,
Mimi, visited part of the week with
Mrs. Frank Farrell.
NJ Sway, of Fort Atkinson, Wis.
spent part of the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Cornish.
T. Killeen, of New York city, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Killeen,
of Beaumont street.
Miss Inez Wilson, of Saltwater, the
recent guest of Miss Florence Starkey,
has returned home.
Arthur Kirkland and Edwin Whit
comb left Thursday evening for Me-
nominee, Wis.
Miss VERNE and Mildred Thorn
quist have gone to Pullman, Mimi, to
visit friends.
Coroner and Mrs. E. H. Whitcomb
returned Sunday from trip through
Michigan.
Miss Emily Starkey has returned
froom a weeks outing at White Bear
lake.
Miss Gertrude Gersting, of Collins
street, has gone to Collinwood, Cana
da.
Mrs Charles Durand, of Bedford
street, is visiting friends in Sioux City,
10.
Miss Fannie Hatch leaves Thursday
for visit to her home in Vermont.
Miss Ella and Master Earl Brady
are visiting in Waterville, Mimi.
Miss Emma Ohrn has returned from
a weeks outing at Forest lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamilton are
camping at Lake De Montreville.
Mrs. j. A. Barr and children have
returned from Menominee, Wis.
Miss Mable Peterson has returned to
her home in Redwing.
Miss Tena Carlson has returned to
her home in Chicago.
Mrs. j. King is entertaining friends
from Cedar Rapids. 10.
V. F. Devinney and wife have re-
turned from Duluth.
Miss Anna Eggleton has returned
from Mandan, N. D.
Mrs. J. ]. Lutz gave family dinner
party Wednesday.
Mrs. w. w. SeIlick is visiting friends
in Hudson, Wis.
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BURLINGTON HEIGHTS.

Bert Long, of Wisconsin. who has
been quite Ill at the home of his sister,
Mrs L. A. Moore, has recovered suifl-
GENTLY to enable him to return to his
business in Duluth.
Miss Maud Clum returned Tuesday
evening from trip to Mendoza, where
she has been attending the summer
art class of Prof. Harwood.
Mrs. William Crooks, of ST. Paul,
and Mrs. Ramsey Crooks, of Omaha,
Neb., spent Tuesday with friends here.
Mrs. John Woodhead delightfully."- en-
tertained friends at euchre Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Nourse, of Chicago, spent
Wednesday night with =. S. Morton.
Mrs. Long, of Wisconsin. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. l.. A. Moore.
Mrs. T. Thomas, of Chicago, is visit
ing Mrs. F. NJ. Williams.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

A special parish gathering was held
at the home OF the Rector Rev. r. II.
Cotton Thursday. The ladies' guild
meeting in the afternoon and the gen
t!emen joining in a union tea at 6
o'clock. All repaired to the church at
o'clock to celebrate the festival of
their patron saint, st. James.
st. James festival was held Thurs
day evening, July %, at st: James
Episcopal church: Rev. R. H. Cotton,
girls vested choir rendered an excel
lent and appropriate programme OF
music.
Mrs; J. H: Moore, of Merrill, Wis.
and Mrs. Moses Gates, of Mankato,
have returned home, having been the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. NJ. c. Cum.
mings, of York street, the three weeks
past.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Mohaupt, OF
York street, entertained the members
of Court Fairview, Independent Order
of Foresters, Thursday evening. Re
freshments were served at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Gray, of Paxton,
Ill, who are taking. in the sights of
the Twin Cities, visited Wednesday
with DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Whitcomb, OF
East Seventh street.
Mrs. David Lee, Mrs. Bert Stimson
and Miss Gertie DDS, of Sault Ste.
Marie, who have been the guests OF
Mrs. w. H. Ball, have returned home.
Inc BOyS BrlSaUe, InlrQ 81. Pdu1
company, under the command of Capt.
Berger and Lieut. Grea champion, are
camping at Wildwood for a week.
Miss Maggie Rafferty,, of Sims street,
has returned from White Bear, where
she has been visiting Mrs. A. w.
Parker for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elder. of Barr
street, have returned from a months
visit in Madison, S. D., attending the
ChautauQua convention.
Miss Clara Court, of Chicago, and
Miss Alice Jacobson, of Minneapolis,
visited the fore part of the week with
Miss Stella knudSon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wyland and Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Nicoll have been spend
ing the past week in Saltwater and
Chisago lake.
John johnson, of Marine, Mimi,
spent part of the week with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Norquist, of Minnehaha
street.
Rev. Mr.. vaugher. of Eau Claire,
Wis, spent part of the week with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank J. Homes, of Burr
street.
Mrs. John Mcconnell. who has been
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visiting Miss Hensel for several weeks,
will return to Brownton next Tuesday.
Mrs. w. c. Eagon, of st. Louis, Mo-,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. E. j.
Mumm, of Hotel Barteau.
Mrs. A. E. Darlington, of Ashland,
Wis, is visiting relatives in the city,
at 800 Osceola avenue.
DR.. Charles r. Ball left Saturday by
the lake route for a three weeks visit
with relatives in Ohio.
Ed H. Slater is visiting in New York.
He will go to Atlantic City from there
for a short stay.
Mrs. A. C. Thomson, of Marian ave-
nue.. has returned from a three weeks
visit in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Mckay and son
are visiting friends and relatives in
Creston, 10.
Misses Stella and Lucy Hallowell, of
SherlHurne avenue, are at Lake Shore.
Mrs L. H. Voigt, of Hastings, is
visiting her mother, Mrs c. Hensel.
DR.. ]. E. Schadle left last evening