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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06

Fort Yates for smuggling fircNatcr
across to the Indians. 81

I states Attorney IockcrEy Of FAR
gent county is recovering from a long
attack of typhoid fever.
]. d. Root Of Cakes has been ap-
pcfEtcd railway mail clerk OH tho
PreckiEritlge and Aberdeen branch Of
the Great Northern.
Steele county is the home OF many
royal old soldiers. Its assessment
Tor lS:'1. fixed ly the beard. is Lac
for county ard state purposes.
In Stutsman county H. II. Tabor
and Sarah Wright have secured IN In
Junction against the county commits
siopers. restraining them from seilin;,
plaintiffs land for destruction of cac-
tus. claiming charges were cxorbitant.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06

Rich Valley, Biinn., Nov. 26.-Geo.
A. Klein, son Of wealthy farmer
here, accidentally shot DR.. Waldo oh.
man while out hunting early this
morning. The bullet entered the left
side near the heart aud he is not cx.
pected to recover.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Reports Cenar,.ea.

Trustworthy information which
reached here from Marash to-day con.
flrms the worst reports concerning thu
massacre which Il said to hive. &C.
cured there recently. It appears that
the outbreak occurred ON Monday. Nov.
1B. The Mussulmans, apparently Mt a
given signal, and acting ina deliber-
ate manner, began the work Of mas.
sacrelng the Armenians, who, nn-
ticipating trouble, had done every
thing to defend themselves. The num-
Der Of killed iS estimated at sey1al
hundred men, women aud children.
Three buildings belonging to the
American mission there, the tileolog-
ical seminary, academy and boarding
house, We're burned by the rioters,
who looted the theological seminary
prevl0ns to setting IRE to that build.
Ing. The Mussnlmnns killed two stu
dents belonging to the seminary. 1t is
Understood tint all the American lniS-
sionaries, five In number, are safe, but
whether they left Alarash before the
disturbances broke out or wheti.c:.
they are under the protection of the
Turkish authorities Is not known, sls
Minister Terrell has not received auy
confirmation of the news that a mas
sacre has occurred Mt Marash, al
though from the time the first rumor
of trouble reached here he has been
doing his utmost to communicate with
the American missionaries. The au-
thorities insist that his telegrans are
not Delayed, and that lie receives all
mail and dispatches directed to him.
Suspicious Activity.
Tho different divisions Of the Rus-
sian Black sea feet, regular and yolun.
teer, are said to have been brought ND
to the highest point by efficiency and
to he ready for immediate operations.
The Black sea dock yards. and coalin.
depots have undoubtedly been very
busy, according to the reports Of ship
captains who have passed ConHtaI-
tincple, and the greatest Nctivity was
noticed by them in military CIRCLES.
The Russian officials here claim there
Is nothing alarming In all this, tint it
occurs every year Mt this time and 1t
means nothing mere than the work of
shifting troops and preparing troopc
for their winter quarterG. but the
steamer people coming from the Black
SEA assert TINT In all their experience
they have never seen so much activity
displayed at this or ut any time Of tho
year In Russian naval and military
circles.
The porte to-day made another re-
port to the ambassadors on the sltua-
tlon. announcing of the work Of re.
storing order in the disturbed districts
was progressing satisfactorily aud that
the reforms insited upon by the pow
ers were being effected az promptly 81
possible under the circumstances.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Thurs.lny. N.~. ~.

Attorney Camp of Jamestown. 1t Is
said. conteMplatrs moving to Fargo.
a number of Sargent county farlli-
crs have gone OH a prospecting tour
10 Nevada.
4 lunch nf tin-horns We're taken
from the Fargo Jail. escorted to the
onter walls and kindly shown Il road
to somewhere else.
Frank Rellm. recently froM Ger
many, was taken with epilepsy and
fell into Il ditch which was filed with
sl,ow. Whem found he was dead. He
was married and leaves IL family as
Wahpeton.
Il. Ashley Alears' case came mp In
the supreme court at Fargo OH ilaheas
corpus proceedings To secure his re-
lease from jail. Mears was commit
tccd by order OF Judge Mcconnell for
contempt OF court in refusing TO sign
certain deeds. The case was partial
~ argued and continued. Mears
sisEed deeds. and deposited them
with the clerk Of the supreme court
as lail. and he vii! be permitted to
breathe tile free air again.
The fifth annual meeting of the Old
Settlers Association Of the Red River
Valley was held at Grand Forks. The
attendance was large and the meeting
enjoyable. Frank vcits was elected
president and George b. Winship sec.
rctary. "A dinner was followed by nd.
dresses. stories AMI "reminiscences was
held Mt I O'clock. A telegram from
president HIN was read III Which ne
stated that as the years go by he felt
that the Red river valley was sort
of elder son of his. The meeting uext
year will be held ut Pembinn.
Arthur Rassett Of Fargo. proprietor
Of the Troy laundry. past noble grand
of the Odd Fellows and n prominent
fireman, was assaulted and seriously
injured. Bassett and Mrs. Hoffman
had trouble and the woman claimetl.
he slapped her. Bassett dcnics and
alleges she kicked him in the stomach
and he was forced TO 20 to he'd. Later
julius Lunter, brother Of Mrs. II0ff-
man, broke In the door to Hasseti's
room. pulled him ont of lied and
pounded him with Il Pop battle. His
head Ii badly battered and It is
thought lie Is injured internally. 1.un-
der has been arrested.
Friday. Nov. 20.
Gi1nlim wants Il starck factory and
flour mill.
A blizzard in Mercer county last
week scattered stock.
\ Stutsman county man has to an
swcr the complaint OF shooting horses.
JamestOwn's curfew ordinance Ia In
effect. but what that effect IL h not
learned.
\ well known rancher's horse came
into Dickinson without Its rider. who
had not been found at las. reports.
A bootlegger was garnered In at
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
E.P. u.pLwl rnEsIpENr.

The Milwaukee Railroad Man Goes
to the AtchisOn.
New York. Nov. 2S.-E. r. Ripley,
third vice president Of the Milwaukee
road. was today elected president 0f
tie Atclison. Topeka & Santa Fe
railway. he was born Oct. 30, 1S45. ut
Dorchester. Mass. lie entered the
railway service In 1868 rs contracting
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06

Cumberland, Wis, Nov. 26.-P. OF.
son. young man living eight miles
south Of this place, fell on q slippery
walk and discharged rife which: lie
carried. The ball entered his heart
and produced instant death.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06

London. Nov. 3O.-Jabez S. Balfour
was found guilty to-day on the chorso
Of frauds in connection with the :,nuso
and land investment trust. another Of
the concerns which formed part Of the
notorious Libcrator group Of COM
DanieS.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06

Algona. Iowa. Nov. 3O.-Hon. ]. =.
Wilson. a prominent business man and
well known politician, committed sui
eide this ,nbrnins in his Office by shoot
ing. himself. He lived but a few min.
utes after he was discovered.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
s,xinaler Sentenced

Atchison, Kas.. Nov. 3O.-Richard C.
Meade. the 10000 insurance swindlcr.
was this morning convicted and scn-
fenced to the state prison for fiYc
Years.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Crniner Snnk

Rio JaneirO. Nov. D.-1'he Brazilian
cruiser Uranus has been wrecked. the
commander and five Of the crew being
drOwnpd
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
.Pona I.eo.a UeaIfh

Rome. Nov. %. Or. Lapponi, the
|.phystcinn OF the pope. says that there
ls nothing alarming In the condition OF
the pope. He deems II advisable, how
ever. that his patient keep to his room
owing to the cold. damp weather pre-.
railing.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Hanged 'Ierself.

Rome, N. Y, Nov. 2G.-Gcorge Payne
noticed rope tied to tile knob of his
mothers room this morning. He
opened the door and found his mother,
aged sixty-fiye, dead. She had hanged
herself.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Monday, Nov. :..

a blind pigscr WAS gathered in ut
Ncclic, confessed, and is now in Jail
nj Pembina.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Foot E.ll Games.

ChicaAe, Nov. 3O.--Un;vcrsity Of
Michigan IL. University CT Chicago u;
Boston Athletes 4, Chicago Athletes
1 (tie).
Philadelphia University Of Pcnnsyl.
ySnla 4G. Cornell 2.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06

SmuGRlcrS Released.
ST. Johns, N. T., Nov. 30.-The jail
is now almost free of smugglers. Ono
was released last night and ninc to-
day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Coyeramcnt stcn,ncr sunk

Cincinnati, Nov. 3O.-.rhc govern.
nent light house steamer Golden Rod.
struck snag this morning below
Maysville, ky., aud sank II 81. feet Of
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Iuto Lax. Vcrp,ilIiop.

IutO Lake ycrnlfIttOn.
Tower, MINI, Snecial.-Fank Seitz,
an cmplOye Of the Howe Lumber conf
iany. fell through the lee on Vermil
lion lake and was drowned.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Miseellnn.ous.


win a bet.
Chairman Caldwell was for the third
time elected chairman of the Western
Passenger association. The vote was
unanimous.
Five theaters on the Midway at the
Atlanta fair have been closed on ac-
count OF immortality. The propriet0rs
we're fined 500 each.
brooklyn day at the Atlanta exposi-
tlon was one Of the most notable days
set aside for the various municipali-
ties at the great fair.
Retail druggists Of Kansas City will
manufacture all the patent medicines
consumed by the local trade In order
to fight those manufacturers who sup
ply patent medicines to department
stores.
The pan. Hellenic congress met in
the Auditorium on the Atlanta exposi-
ton grounds. About thirty different
Greek letter fraternities were repre-
sented, the object being to form fed
ration OF all such orders.
At Lake Blum, ILL.,, b. J.Cloes has
sold seven acres OF Land on the lake
front blum to a Chicago and New York
syndicate for 10000. It is reported
the buyers Intend to erect a summer
hotel.
A meteor passed over Morgan, Tex,
fits course being southwest It lighted
up the heavens like lightning. A re-.
port was heard In about four minutes
like thunder, and a shock was distinctly
felt, which caused windows to rattle.
T. C. Coombs, who conld give no in-
formation regarding his family, died
at Newbcrry, Mich. He had been In
the employ Of the Westinghouse
Church Rivers company OF Chicago,
which sent word, to have him well
cared for.
The troubles existing between Rev.
N. Cleveland, the brother of the presi-
dent, and his congregation In the Pres
byterian church ut Chaum0nt, N. Y,
hare been adjusted and mutual con-
cessions made, SO that the congrega-
tion Is apparently once more united
In a test case Judge Kicks of the
United States circuit court, sitting at
Cleveland. decided that q receiver Of
4 defhnct bank can assess st0ckhOld-
/ ers aud recover In suits from those
who refuse to pay. The case was
brought by the receiver of the COlum-
bin National bank Of Chicago.
| A bright comet was discovered In
constellation Virgo by b. d. Perrin at
Lick observatory, Cal, In right ascen-
SION 13 hours 42 minutes north. declina-
tion Il degree 40 minutes. The comet
has short tail and q stellar nuecleas
about the seventh magnitude. as seen
In morning twilight.
Referring to stf,e statement that two
OF the neW Santa Fe directors would
! be selected from Kansas, prominent
,omcial OF that system predicts that
they win be Col. G. II. Holiday aud
ex-Gov. Thomas A. Osborn, both Of
EMhom sse members Of the present
hoard. 4 4,s,s a ST.
In the county yecos6er's Office at To
l}eldO, . deed was fled for record from
lFfanklin county, Kan. Tor the lindl
Isyl6ad hAK Of Hrpsdue Isle, from Srsnn
lsN9N.Ts.RAy TO 1ohn r Jayens Of Po
laSoGIps Kan It was executed In sAu
SVSi 1883 and The eonsl6e afIon h
LII 100. Tho pesson cDnveying tha
p9sfy cleams to NJ the role snfvtv.
+ 11lHoE1 A m Indian,
|11|13 a5SSs. \ sass;S sS,py
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06

rnnda, ~ ,n ,,..
III. siv., NOV: orA dispatch 70 Tue
tha @ :ara,.s MtMs - ITO .tom nesIoua connrins ri
awsati,po UT u " cs .ns sase s1a,e OF aHairs
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1m..,ne "a ,ni.sinns nse , ~ WI. Mcn ans
10 tha r,otars s I,..tss. .ss tn ~ l,,''eu t,.l.
Trss,,I. @ nv dssna ~. ~ ,,as .nt
ehs r,;,n,n :. ams,a spe pa nIos..,,c I, ead. =
1asand .,,tn ~ ,a H.,.s,a,, ahu a,a,ss. .Aae 1s y
.tstae .,,.t T., tha aa,,at.., sles. a,e.,aa., aa
Yafss .nd Ia.,,-aia, m M e t,.an oeeMeen ." 90
trnnn. - @ n, rassaa .e ,r,.i';o .M .is AZ % ;ost
Wentv = al I,,. s1a M. n d;nna4o,. ae .das. ias.
s.Tronna ar;.,,.,,a s,are a..a ,iaa. ~ .aJo ssa
rit,ceTs crao,, az. n. ~ ,,,o JEW m,,n,.e. ,se s ~
stead % ~ the I TnrE,si % AN. @ p.nrs, Js..,,ss,a..,
n crowded Viii, : AsoIdisrS and troons
are being stationed in the tower Of
David. Pilate's nnlace and in the Wild
erness. outside of the Damascus rte.
THE ostensible Durpose, of ma trooni
is Ia. subdue the Drrses:r
80. ,.,. --...,.
AeoAs lake 4rSs.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Many Ma..acrca.

Constantinople, Nov. 2S.-Armenians
here who claim to he we'll Informed.
estimate the property losses by the dis
turbances In AnatOlia alone at $5O.UOO,-
O00, while the number of people mas
sacred Is snid to he 10000.
The powers. instead Of ordering their
fleets away from Turkish waters, as
the sultan earnestly requested. seem
to he determined upon keeping them
In this vicinity for an indefinite period.
A portion Of the British Mediterranean
feet, 1t Ia reported here, will soon
leave Salonicn bay for Smyrna. where
the powers are mastering their fight
ing ships. The warships of Great
Britain, expected to rendezvous at
Smyrna this week, will consist Of nine
battleships. four cruisers and four.
smaller boats. The rest Of the Salon
lea fleet will, It Is said, remain ut that
port for the present, ready for any
emergency. France has already at
Smyrna one lattleship, two cruisers
and two smaller ships. Italy's flag
floats from two hattleships two cruis-
ers aud four smaller craft, In the Wa
tiers Of Smyrna; Russia has two crllis-
ers on the wny to Smyrna. in addition
to a powerful feet cruising In the
western portion of the Black sea: the
United Stntes will be represented at
Smyrna by two cruisers, Gnd Germany
has one small glinboat, but 1t Is rti-
mored that two German battleships
are On their way. Austria has one
battleshib, two cruisers and two small
gupboats.
OF course this is not a naval demon.
stration. 1t is simply the concentra-
tton Of foreign fleets at port agreed
upon apparently between the powers.
No progress has been made In the mat
ter Of the application to the porte for
firearms allowing the passage through
the Straits Of Dardarelles and into the
B0sphOrns OF m extra gunboat for
Great Britain. Russia. Italy and Aus
tria, to net only as additional gu0gd
ships for their respective embassies.
The ambassadors will hold a formal
meeting to-day In order to decide what
steps to take to put an end to the 30
called "shuffiing" of the porte. The
accord between the powers is uEEer-
stood to be complete, and the impress
sion prevails that IL the firmans are
not very soon granted the extra Gtin-
boats will paes the .Dardnnelles with
ont the porte's permission. even il
they have to be conveyed through by
battfeships stripped for action.
Details haye. been received here re-
garding the outbreak at Mafash on
Nov. 9. showing that the nassacres
were of the nest terrible nature. The
missionaries declare that many hun
ttreds Of people were killed and that
all the school buildings were burned
to the ground by the rioters.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Tuesday. Nux ~.


CnnGo's high school has literary
society.
New Rockford has very bad man
under Sl.cnN bonds.
An overturned lamp raised some cx-
citemcnt at jamestown.
La MO,re claims to hn getting cheap
or coal than any town III tile state.
There are 11.SlG.2a2 acres of un.
settled land IN the Bismarck land dis
trict,
Some Devils Lake ladies' have pre-
scntetl Company ID OF that city with an
elegant new flag.
The Indebtedness of the MayviIle
normal school ia practically wiped out.
and the people there feel very good
over It,
Il. Ashley Mears will neither sign
those papers nor ask for bail, so re-
mains In the Fargo jug to see who
gets tired first
The boys had great fun with an OBJ
Jertionable collector at Valley City the
other day. which resulted in his tax
Ing back door route for the train ai.d
Fargo.
While out hunting Isatlorc Bureau
of Bismarck came upon n huge white
tail buck dragging Il dead one by tho
horns. the heads of the two being
locked together. The deer was killed
and the two We're brought TO the city,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
r.sri. raIle.a Aseut.

s,s People Talked Asout.
At his last recital In London this
gear Paderewskl! was paid s. ,435 as
~ share OF the receipts.
The earl OF Derby. who made a sue
Il pssful governor general of Canada,
4 s accepted the mayOralty Of Liver
ss ss Slye u q .Hpanlard. Her real name
4 Emma de R0quer. She was born
.lGsss Madrid Of spanish father and
4 French mother.
"a Prince Christian Victor, grandson Of
queen Victoria, displays great or
sangnAlty. He will leave palace to
s1D to Ashantee.
s Prof. Dyche, the distinguished mn
tuIallst, II entirely self-tnught. When
learned the alphabet. hs
Walter Besant is authority for the
statement that there are fifty novel;
! lists In England who have incomes Of
5000 year or over.
David i: HILL president. Of Univer-
lolty Of Rochester, N. T., has resigned,
~ take effect ct close Of present col:
s1ege year.
Miss Clara Campbell Of Ironton, o.,
who some years ago secured a $4,000
Judgment against Arbucklc, the mill
10naire coffee dealer, In a breach of
I iprOmlse suit, b dying at a sanitarium.
saHs 81. N. Iillsbury. champion chess
player, sailed on the st. Louis for
4 selathampten. en- route for st. Peters
- to- participate In the interna-
toarne en2ent to be played in that
M ID. Blakeslee, Chicago cycling
= n;.mber. completed his long jour.
ss1eygsacross tie continent from New
York to San Francisco. and cut
fwenty-three hours on the record,
making It In f0rty-seven days and
nineteen hours. a. *.
George w. Gibbs, one Of the most
prominent merchants and philanthro-
plsts IN San Francisco, died suddenly
OF heart failure. For many years he
was president Of the Young Mems
{ Christian association. He went to Cal
ifornia In 1s48, and was seventy-one
years old. He founded one Of the larg-
est iron firms ON the continent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09
THE CHESAPEAKE BAY.
A Resurvey and New Charts Said to b.
Needed.

According to the chief Of the coast and
geodetic survey, the charts Of Chesapeake
bay issued by that Office are defective by
reason of their antiquity and because of
the many changes that have occurred since
the surveys on which they are based were
made. 1t Is said that the chief of the
coast survey will make an effort during
the present session of Congress to secure
a special appropriation for a resuryey of
this important water way. The changes in
recent years in Chesapeake bay. he says
are due to the erosive action of the tides
which have washed away entire points,
eaten into the shore and deposited the mn
terial in the channels, so that neither the
shore line nor depth of water shown upon
the charts of this bay agree with the true
condition Of affairs at the present time.
The charts are. therefore, misleading to
mariners and may be regarded as worth
less. II not dangerous. 1t is likely that
among the first photographic work of the
year under the coast survey will be- there
fore, the resurvey of Chesapeake bay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09
japan Has Conferred Orders.

The Emperor of Japan has conferred the
order of the Sacred Treasure upon two citi-
zens of the United States in recognition of
their valuable services to Japan. These
gentlemen are Mr.. H. w. Dennison, legal
adviser of the foreign office at Toxic. and
MIR. ID. W. Stevens, American secretary of
the Japanese legation in Washington Mr..
Dennison was formerly employed in the
Treasury Department in this city. He
went to Japan with number of young
men about twenty years ago for the pur-
pose of assisting in the application of
modern methods on the civil service in
that empire. He has been employed In
various capacities until now he holds a
responsible and lucrative position. Mr..
Stevens was formerly Secretary of the
United States legation in Toxic. but has
been in the employ of the Japanese gov
eminent counsellor to the legation in
this city for many years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09
OIL Lamps vs.. Gas.

Superintendent Ellen of the street light.
ing department made complaint to the Do.
lice at police headquarters this afternoot,
that some Of the oil lamps in Southeast
Washington were being extingu.shed. Tho
lamps complained of are near Sd and n
streets and We're recently substituted for
the gas lamps which were abandoned.
This action on part of the authorities
caused number of complaints to be made,
and 1t is thought that the lights are being
extinguished by some of those who are
dissatisfied.
Superintendent Ellen. speaking to a Star
reporter about the change, said that the
oil lamps are of more benefit to that SEQ.
ton than the gas lamps, for they are
lighted every night and are kept burnins
all night. while the gas lamps are lighted
only when there is no moonlight expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09
ALLEGED PATENT INFRINGEMENT.
Answer Filed To-day by the Metro.
polifan Railroad COMPANY,

Answering the suit filed several weeks ago
by Elias E. Ries and Albert H. Henderson
against the Metropolitan Railroad Company.
In which the compliments charged that the
devices and appliances used by the company
In its underground electric system infringed
upon patents of theirs. the company filed a
statement today denying the charge, and
claiming that the letters patent on which
the suit was based are void. The improve
ments referred to by the commandments mr.
ther says the company, were IN public use in
this country more than two years prior to
application for letters patent by the com
Plainants In San Francisco Chicago, New
York and other cities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09
Amateur Journalists. Club.

The Capital City Club of Amateur Journal
lists held its semi-monthly meeting Saturday
evening, December Z. at the residence OF
Miss Blanche Noble, 2524 L street northwest
After the preliminary business was disposed
of the members discussed with enthusia SIN
the benefits of amateur journalism and Of
membership in a club which promotes liter
airy pursuits. The feature OF the Washing
touian, the clubs official organ, was ably
treated by its editor, Mr. Gus A. Schuldt
Social amusements and a delightful cola.
ton completed the evenings enjoyment The
next meeting will be held at the residence of
the Misses Cha mbers. 1903 18th street north
west, Saturday evening. December q