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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12
Personals.

Mrs. w. s. Thomson left for Mime.
apolis Wednesday, sfte. a ten days
pleasant visit with her friend Mrs.
Winchester. go. Lieut.. Volt leaves
to-day for Louisville, KY, on a two
months furl0ugh, after which he en-
tcrs training for military advance.
ment at Levenworth, Kansas. Lieut..
Wolf has gained a large circle of
friends during his stay here, whose
hearty wishes for the success that is
In store for men Of Mr.. VOLTS class,
follow him. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Corbeil had y week OF jolification last
week. They took In Neche, Walhalla,
Olga, and wound up by celebrating
the 4th in Cavalier. Mrs. Chap
man visiting at Thief River Falls,
Mimi. go. Miss Annie Mckenzie left
on Monday for plattsburg Barracks,
N. Y. where she will act as BRIDES
maid to Miss Gcrtic Harvey, daugh.
ter Of Major Harvey, US. A., who
was here visiting three years ago.
Tho wedding takes place on the 10th
inst. and will be one OF the most cla-
borate IN military circles. Miss Nc
KcnzIc Will be gone the greater part
Of the summer. ..... Mr.. and Mrs. J.
d. Gordon, Of Bay Centre. took in the
Winnipeg excursion Friday......L.B.
Booker returned to Grand Forks Sat-
urday, after three weeks visit with
friends In the city. Lewic spends
most Of his vacation keeping books
and otherwise assisting In GIN. Book
er's store. 900. Mrs. Lieut.. Ely return.
cd from three months visit with
friends and relatives In Iowa, both
herself and baby looking we'll. .......
Alex. Montague, Of Dickinson, re-
tnrGed home Tuesday, after IL few
days visit in the city. Attorney
and Mrs. Abrams were IN the city the
first Of the week. Mr.. Abrams who
has several cases on the calendar, was
down to arrange for tins to have them
come up before the judge ...... Hon.
Chas. Cavilecr and w. II. Moorhead
took in the fair at Hallock Wednes-
day. Mr. Moorhead had on exhibition
hrs collection Of pictures of the pio-
neers Of the Red River Valley. Mr..
and Mrs. Grant s. Hagcr arc In the
city attending court. n. A. Thack.
er made US a pleasant call Monday.
He came Ia to SEQ Rajah. d. John Sa-
wage formerly Of Cavalier was In the
city last week greeting many old
friends. Mr.. Savage has sold his farm
and has moved to Bathgate. The
~ SOn"Of the Cavalier Journal made
US brief, fratcrnal call on circus day,
glad to greet him. Mrs. II. StoDg
and Miss Ethel Stong of Minneapolis,
are visiting with Mrs. F. NJ. King.
Many old acquaintance bid them
welcome. G. II. Stanley IS the now
man In town who is assisting Charlie
Atkinson In disposlng Of two or three
carloads Of machines per day..... Miss
Shaw Of Winnipeg is visiting with her
friend Miss Helen Nelson. Norman
McInnis, formerly Of this city now of
Wlnnipeg,wa 10 town yesterday on his
way to Cavalier. Norman has been
ON the run us express messenger on
the N. p. but is now enjoying vaca-
tlon ON accent of u big trunk falling
on bis foot. 600. Judson LaMourc re.
turned yesterday from an extended
trip to St. Paul and other points east. |
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12

wM. LANEy, Of Bathyatc, an old
resident OF the county, is going to
the Pacific coast and has sold his dray
business To Dan Mclean.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12

THE curfcw rang on Tuesday eve
and the kids ran for home. 1t is q
good thing, says everybody.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12

To-Day is Orangemen's day in Can.
ada, and Winnipeg celebrates In great
style. it is expected to be the largest
gathering Of chat order ever held In
the west.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12
AROUND TOWN.

The Monarch Elevator Company
will be closed from July 25th to Au-
gust 18th.
Foor Bros. evangelists are in st.
Thomas this week. Can any good
come out of Nazareth?
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12

A LARGE number of our citizens In.
Guiding the band, baseball club, w.
H. Moorhead, Charles Cavileer and
others took In the fair ut Hallock on
Tuesday and Wednesday. From the
earliness of the season the vegetable
display was rather scant, though re.
markable In view of the time Of year.
The display Of fancy work. merchan-
disc, etc, was very creditable. The
races we're good and we'll contested;
the truck was soft and heavy, which
probably accounts for "Mucky Muck'
coming in third. In the bicycle race
there were three starters, Ernest
Branchaud. Of Pembina, made the
half mile in l:28 and won the race,
which is remarkably good time con.
sidering the rough track. The. Penn.
bina visitors express their apprccia-
tion of the hospitality Of the Hallock
people.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12

For loans zee,
lstf Bstbesfe.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12

THERE will be service in the Epis.
.copal church On Sunday evening, at
1880. Rev. NJ. N. Ieay officiating.
Everyone cordially invited.
Rev. Mathcwson of Fergus Falls
Ia expected to preach In the Pres
bytcr'an church OIL Sunday evening.
All cordially invited.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12
lateness Of the season II was decided
to defer the trick yard until early
next year. Mr.. BOdienc started for
hls hume in Evanston, ILL.,. Tuesday.
Qaxlssla.

VNSx30k0,
There is new baby boy ut the
home ut Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Demars.
Arni Schcving is building fine
dwelling house.
Rev. H. A. Splcer, Of Crary, N. D.,
are visiting here with friends.
Chas Atkinson and Il. Demars are
shipping cattle from here to Willis
stOn, this week.
G. Fl. Eastman took In the Grafton
Fourth Of July celebration, and Paul
johnson celebrated at Mountain r. o.
Geo. Webb has just finished his
new granary. 1t is big structure,
60x20, aud when you get on top of it
you can see the people in the moon.
Prof. Moffltt is enjoying his sum.
mer vacation and is visiting hts many
friends and old school mates. The
young ladies arc all glad to sec Will.
Good many farmers living In the
middle Of Carlisle township, IRE hav-
Ing disputes over the old survey of
the land In that part. Some sections
are small. The roads, some claim,
have been graded In the WIRING plac-
es aud the end is not yet
Jas. Devancy thinks the last state
legislature did an unjust act when
1t made laws prohibiting people
from fishing with a seine. He says
the fish come from Manitoba In the
spring, going up Red river and for the
most part go back in the fall, The
North Dakota government binders us
from catching few suckers, pike and
catfish for our own use. Our opinion
is that ], d. IS pretty near right.
Toilette.
John Emerson moved back to his
farm Ia South Toilette on the 3rd.
A. D. Rlopclle returned to his Red
rivct farm Wednesday from Cavalier.
Frank Emerson has moved onto his
farm. Now Frank why not profit Ivy
the good example set by many other
young men who arc changing their
stations In life and so thou aud do
even likewise?
Frank Pariscau returned with his
bride from Red Lake Falls, MINI. ON
the fourth. They were met ut the
station by many friends and escorted
to the home Of Mr.. Pariseau where
light steps were taken to the sound Of
merry music In the evening.
The school ut toilette closed last
Friday and an entertainment was
given In the evening which was enjoy.
ed Ivy all present.. The numbers pre-
sentcd by the little folks were cspcci.
ally we'll rendered aud were ample
evidence that the vote Of thanks
given Miss Emerson was u deserved
tribute for work faithfully performed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12

WE have always said that there was
no reason why Pcmbina shouldn't sell
lots Of farm machinery II there was
any to sell. AS proof Of this, Charles
Atkinson though just started In bust.
ness reports the following sales: l
earload twine, 40 binders, 10 rakes, 10
nDy1ye. q buggles, carload Of wag-
81 besides considerable other stuff.
Besides this he has brought In within
Ashort time, II horses of which he has
oily q unsold, all Of which means
aEley Ia q rustlor, Pemblna is good
aling point, and crops louk promis-
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VI held q very pleasant and
sn6ed social on the lawn Of

rs 6eld very pleasant and
1udsd social on the lawn Of
eAo County Treasurer
0n Wednesday evening. A
sSbk flower and refreshment
snd nice musical program. all
psmakc things happy. Miss
eaz1e gave solo and Mr..
m Inger Of Fargo, sang a
Joseph Plche and Miss
ms Dranchaud gave lpiauo
los, and least as to size but not
ast g to interest, was . violin duet
~ FEcA RYan and his little sister
Glars. The proceeds were about CAS-
and from the amount. q rolling chair
y to be purchascd for tho little boy
at the poor house whose legs are am.
putated. The US ask US to express
theits hearty appreciation Of the
kindness Of Mr., aud Mrs, Douglas for
the nsAof their beautiful grounds,
many burtesles from others, and the
llh51f atronage OF those present.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12

DAN LONG of the "Rldge" iu Kilt
son county, drove over to the circus
Monday, hut unfortunately his horse
died soon after reaching this city.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12

/. tlf n
LnlrN B1os. ciFcu1 has come sapd
gone. Heavv rains On Sunday dstSI
fsd many from attending on MondaS
owing 20 the bad roads, but % Mon.
day was pleasant there was quite q
large attendance after all An audi.
ence Of about 100 was 10 the tent 10
the Afternoon. The managers OF the
show are gsntlemanly people. and the
show II we'll conducted; while not %
large or varied % The Ringing BsoA
yet on the whole the performances
were very good, and In some features
really extraordinary.
TIE attendance OF Y large number
Of teachers from Grand Forks, Walsh,
Pembina, Trail, Ramsey, Nelson and
and other counties at the teachers'
summer training school to DO held at
the State university, is assured. The
school will commence on the end
inst. and teachers should DO on hand
by the Both Inst. President MerriAsld
is to be the superintendent and the
Instructors are Prof. Kennedy, Of the
university; Prof. Stockwell, Of Graf.
ton; Prof. Hoover, Ut Casselton, and
Prof. Brannon in natural sciences and
Prof. Thomas In Latin and other In
StructOrs In SpecInl studies,
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THE circus men who arrived here
on Sunday morning we're ready for
some fun IL they could have found 1t,
as they had been paid of the day he.
for. But 1t was rainy and muddy,
the blind pigs we're closed tight and
no whiskey nearer than across the
river. Consequently there was but
little trouble and that little was
promptly checked by the arrest of one
Of tho mon vino paid Is and Gusts next
morning to CITY Justice Aylen. A. L.
Akers, J. Il. Moorhead and George
Parker were sworn In as extra police
for the day. The circus ruustabOuts
were rather hard looking lot of
people.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12


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AROUND TOWN.
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VII! DC closed from July 10Th to Au-
sas' Aoen'
Foor n.os o.....,,,., T., 9.
rho,sa. 49, 'e'a"s0.sSe a'o :" o.:
come out of Naxaretho
TIE curfcw rang on Tuesday eve
and the kids ran for home. It is 81
BLIND piggers arc catching it all
over the state these days, and Pembi-
M county seems to be In the process.
HAIL did considerable damage up|
in Hyde Park and Bay Centre locali.
ties last week. Quite u strip was
badly cut down.
WIN. hANkF' OF tathgate, al old
!.s'ueht OF the ca'"nty, Is going to
.''e iac'nc coast ana mas SOLO his dray
"us'''css 10 Dan Mclean.
,r,ru ,,,,,.. 80.
500 D." ~ " ~ '" 1,. e, .", AZ
Evo.,,.no ,...a,..,,.' H.. "'o'"S''e'
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nes. s.at"e"soh OF fergus Fai's
IN expected 10 preach In the Pres
All coro'aiiy invited.
ann conntv 49, .,,.. ~ ~. :" .,n ..Y
Mond.v ~. ,...s..' wv. W VIZ ~. illus n
d,od s.s,, 80 .s.. vaos ~. .'""e
w. N :" VI .s"S'"s '"'' ''Ss'
ada, and Winnincv cclchr,tes in ore,t
style. IT is expected to he the largest
gathering Of that, order ever hold IN
the west
NJ. II. MILLER. Jas. Oldf,cld. Jas
K. and s. M. Moor,,e.d and EronL
the Winnineu excursion 40 mart NJ rho
Emerson cornct hand
CITY Marshal Kerr ia now I'm the
war.path for poll.taxes. Paw or work.
is the rule. There's lots of weeds I'm
the streets. and lots Of brnsh tn he
cleared up.
Thus far 10 dou.tax ,iccnsos fur the
city have been issued. There are
about thirty more dou, who need n |
tag to save their necks. The citv
marshal has n list of ,em. and war ia |
likely to commence at anv time
DONALD FnAsrp ne we.t r.vn,o
the boundarv line wos hnr,sd ,as.
Tuesday. He WINS we'll rnnwn ond
much respectefl on both .ides ~ tho
line and there was n large attondo nco
at the funeral
Miss ALICE PALMER. round the
world missionary. reccntlv rcturned
from a two and half years soionrn In
South A frica In the interests n, tho
cause. will deliver a lec.
ture In Kittson Hall, Friday evening.
close. All arc cordially invited.
AT the examination Of jurors In the
I'LL case, for knowledge OF the facts,
quite a number Of jurors said they
had read the account given in the
PIONEER EXPRESS, and-their names
are not ON the subscription list, which
the names ought to be
there,
PRESIDENT Merrlfieid and Prof.
l'aocock returned yesterday from an
o quo. tr'p OF TWO weeks 10 Inc Fem
the class olss and have been camp
ing out ne j of.the time. They
report u mast enjoyable tripand found
some oeautii"i and picturesque scene
~ among the Pembina mountains.
crops arc looking nne all the way
Herald.
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At the Bathgate tournament last
week, Coleman and Musselman of ca.
Waller beat Ely and Cavileer Of Penn.
blna. score "a; rs. In the second
doubles, Bathgate IS. Cavalier. Mr..
johnson, Of Bathgate broke the small
bone of one leg and the game was dit
continued, the score 40 far as played
was 6-3; IL. In ladies singles, Miss
Baptie vs Miss Nixon, score rs; 81.
In gentleman's singles, Ely beat Cole
man, score 60; 81. Monnet boat
Miller Of st. Thomas, SO; e-s. Ely
beat Monnet, Sc; 81. After supper
. football game was played by Bath
gate vs.. Gretna which Bathgate won.
A ball in the evening closed the
pleasures of the day.
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q ~ . NJ gSEaIKiRY SURGEON
"a - O. A5isses ri Domestic Amlmpls. or.
" 3 Cos, Drug Store.
M ~ ssssss.:.. NORTH DAKOTA.
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OUR nelgnO0flnR towns, Cavalier
and Mountain, both had big crowds
and Zig time on the 4th. At Cava-
lier, Attorney Monnet was the prlncl.
pal speaker and his Grafton is highly
spoken OF. A Sunday schOol picnic
was another grand feature OF the dav.
At Mountain they had speakers and
eloquence 10 two languages; e. H.
Bergman was chairman and b. G.
Skulason, d. j. Laxdal, NJ. Brynjolf.
son. Rev. F. ]. Bergman. Rev. John
Bjornson, Of Winnipeg, aud Paul
Juhnson were the brilliant army Of
orators, and certainly one Of which
the Icelanders can be proud as ma.
ti0nality.
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H.: ); ONE. and '..''."s.
sgleAS NORTH DAKOTA
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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-28

Chatsworth Park-Leave from and arrive at
River Station, San Fernando street. only
sSundays excepted. Sundays only.
All s. p. Co. IS trains stop at First street lex
cept tho four San Francisco trains) and Com
mercial street Except the 8 10 San Francisco
evening trainl, in the business center Of the
city, saving time and street car fares to pas
sengers
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-28
Application for Leave 10 Mortgage.
TN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE couN,

TN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUN,
L ty OF Los Angeles. State of California;: In
the mai ter OF the application OF Mercy Home,
a corporation, for leave to mortgage:
Upon reading and filing the petition aud APP
plication OF Mercy Home for an order OF court
granting said corporation permission to OBJ
tain loan OF S2o, 900. 90 ano to secure the
payment OF the same by note for said sum
and a mortgage upon the following described
premises situated in the city of Los Angeles.
county of Los Angeles state OF California, and
being the lots nine (9l 10 fourteen 14) inclus.
i've in block four "a of the Orchard tract. in
the said city and county OF Los Angeles, state
OF Califor in, as per map recorded in book 8,
page 5. m isce llaneous records OF said county.
And also lot four az and the westerly five feet
of lot Ave (5 OF the Mayo tract, in the said city
and county OF Los Angeles, state OF California,
as per map i'll book 100 page 201, OF deeds,
records of said county.
The hearing OF said petition and application
is fixed at O'Clock p. nj. on the Both day OF
September, 1895, in Department of said
court. and all persons are hereby required to
appear at said time and place and show cause,
if any there be why the prayer of said petit
tioa and application should not be granted
1t is further ordered that petitioner give
notice of said hearing by publication OF copy
OF this order for at least three sepa rate and
consecutive days in the Los Angeles Herald.
being newspaper printed and published
daily in the city OF Los Angeles, said county
and state
Done in open court this 25th day of scptems
Der, 1898. luClEN SHAW,
Judge OF Said Court.
wM. ALEX. RYAN,
% Attorney for Petitioner.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-28
PRIMARY TEACHERS UNION
A Reception Given at the First Congrega-
tlonal Church

A Reception Given at the First Congrega-
tional Church
The parlors OF the First Congregational
church presented festive appearance on
Thursday evening with an abundance Of
flowers and Chinese lanterns which had
been hung during the day by the decora-
tors.
The occasion was the reception given
by the Primary Teachers union to the
pastors. superintendent and primary
workers of the city. Quite a number re-
sponded to the invitation, and most
enjoyable gathering was the result. A
short progr anne was rendered consist
ing of orchestra music by Goodwin broth
ers. who also gave vocal selection. a
paper giving a short history of the union
during the fifteen months of its exist
ence was read by Miss Brookman. Mrs
DR.. Moody spoke on our relations as 6
unicn to the VARIOUS Sunday school work
ers OF the city. Rev. A. W. Rider was
asked to speak for the guests which he
did in humorous vein. likeuing him
, self to stepfsther VINO has helped te
form both the Sunday school and prima
nv union. This closed the programme
after which fruitade. delciously prepared
by Mrs. Van Guysburg, and cake were
served from four prettily decorated ia
bles. A pleasant social time was Their
enjoyed.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-28
BOARD 0? PUBLIC WORKS
Several Resolutions of Award Recon-
mended
A Part Of Palm Drive Is to Be Abandoned.
Other Business Transacted
by the Board

The board of public works yesterday
made the following recommendations for
action by the council on Monday:
In the matter of proposals to sidewalk
Union avenue. from Seventh to Ninth
streets, recommend that the bid of Gray
Bros.& Ward, at l2js cents per square
foot, be accepted and the accompanying
resolution of award adopted.
In the matter of proposals to sidewalk
Grand avenue. from Washington to JEFF
ferson streets. we recommend that the bid
OF Gray Bros. & Ward, at 12% cents per
square foot. be accepted and the accom-
panying resolution of award adopted.
In the matter of proposals to sidewalk
New High street, between Republic and
March assault streets. we recommend that
the bid of Gray Bros. Il Ward, at 1917
cents per square foot, be accented anu
the accom- panying resolution OF award
adopted.
Recommend that the proposals received
for the sidewalking of Hope street be
rejected as the work has been done by
private contract.
In the matter of proposals to i'm prove
Coronado street, recommend that the bid
OF Robsrt Sherer, at $1.75 per lineal foot
cents per lineal foot for curb: IA cents
per in.al foot for cutters. and IL cents
per square foot for sidewalk, be accepted
and the accompanying resolution of
award adopted.
: In the matter of proposals to improve
olive street, recon mend the bid of Robert
Shereer. at 81. 40 per lineal foot for grad
ing ana gravelihg; "a cents per lineal foot
for curb: cents per iineal foot for gut
ters and II cents per square foot for
sidewalk, be accepted and the accompany
ing resolution of award adopted.
Recommend that the alley IN the Macy
street tract. from Avila street to the
east line of lot 5; also the alley between
lots 8, II, 10 and ~ be abandoned except
the north sixteen feet between lots IL and
IL, and that the northerly sixteen feet of
the westerly 80 feet of lot IL declared a
public alley. and the city attorney be
instructed to prepare and present the
necessary ordinance therefor.
In the matter of the petition from I'D.
Easan ct al, asking that Tenth street,
from Grand View avenue to Alverado
street, be cleared of obstructi ons, we
recommend that the street superintend-
ent be instructed to remove all obstruc-
tions from the lines Of said street and
that the city arttoney be instructed to
present the necessary ordinance vacating
the old Tenth street adjoining the pres
ent Tenth street between Alvarado street
and Graud View avenue.
Recon- m end that the petition from
Robert Hale IN reference to the abandon
ment OF a portion of Palm drive, be
granted and the city attorney instructed
to prepare and present the necessary Or
dinance OF Abandonment upon the filing
with HIM of proper deed approved by
the city engineer as to the description
for the opening of street as laid out in
said petition.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-28

SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
Connecting with Wilmington Transportation
Company's ocean excursion steamers:
Leave Arcade depot LOS p. m. and arrive
from ii IL a.n daily eAospt Sunday.
General Passenger Office, 229 s. Spring ST.
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THE BUILDING RECORD

Permits Issued Yesterday Aggregating in
Vaiue SO775
Permits for new buildings aggrsgating
in value $9775 we're issued yesterday, the
most important being one for two-story
frame odging house to he located on
Hill street between Second and Third
street, to cost $4,000, and one for $1,000
dwelling on the corner of Fifteenth street
and Maple avenue. The first mentioned
permit was issued to d. c., W. r. and
Julia s. Ford, and the second to o. A..
Proctor.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-28

Big Stock Of Aluminium
Ware just received at 2l4 s. Broadway, TO be
sold atcut prices.
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beyond the confines of the Shaffer house.
Had his exclusiveness been initiated by
the onions and cabbage he m u st not have
been forced to leave. Lady Douglas is
practically recluse.
Mrs. Burrill. the landlady, is quite
non ON initial 60 reporters. She admits
the rabbit. the cooking and impending
departure, but still leans toward the mo-
bility.
When asked il she would deny that she
had given Lord Douglas notice to leave
her house, Mrs. Burrill, with true femi n
ity. rcplied: II will not deny it but
have nothing TO say