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Evening star., 1896-07-08

1885. Anthem by Chorus.
Rev. J; z. Tyler, DID,. Cleveland. Ohio.
Res wayland Hoyt DID,, Philadeiphia.
Hon. John wanamaker. Philadelphia Pa
$50. Adjournment.
Tent Endeavor.
Rev. James L. HILL DID, Salem Mass prpsidine
Mr.. P. p. Bilhorn Chicago, nj. Musical Director
1870. Praise Service.
1850. Deyotiona: Exercises.
Rev. X. W. Miller, Reading, Pa.
755. Anthem. bv Chorus.
Rev Rev i John N % + sectiey, Dds. 66DDany New " York
Rev. u Boynton, DID,. Detroit, Mich.
030. Adjournment.
Sunday Morning, July IL.
EARLY Morning Prayer Meetings.
6:3O to 7:15.
,1s and is sse will make
Leaders are the presidents Of the local societies in
AssEMBLy's B1ffss %te CHURCH corner
9th and SITS. n.w). Leader. Mr.. Geo. Francis
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Corner sth and H
Es 'i CHURCH
corner 18th and NJ SITS. n.w). Leader Mr.
cESTKsk Gi11ss o'TRiss PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CORNER
HUI q ' icorner MI e
ave ave: and 18th st. n.w.). Leader, Mr. n. E. Web
cHtkcH II OF THE REFORMATION CORNER Penn
sylNdlh anu 81 81. s.e-t Leader, Miss
EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (corner 9Th
st. and Maryland ave. n.e.) Leader, Mr.. VIII
E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH E st. near e.h
n.wD. Leader. Mr.. f. T. Fenwick
FIFTEENTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH corner 18th and SITS. n.w). Leader,
FIRST BAPTIsT CHURCH corner 18th and O SITS.
n.w.). Leader. Mr. z II. Jackson.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (corner 10th
and G sts. n.w). Leader, Mr.. Albert r. Woods
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 41a St between
c and ID SITS. n.w.). Leader, Miss Frances H.
FOUNDRY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner G and l4th sts n.w.). Leader, Mr.. W.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (corner 9th
st. and Grant place n.wD. Leader, Mr.. d. r.
GnNTo%iTEMPLE EST'tsS:rfiPIE MEMORIAL. PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH corner 14th and SITS. n.w). Leader,
Mr. F. c. Warman.
GURIEY MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Leader. Miss Mamie C. Withers
KENDALL. BAPTIST CHURCH 18th ST. below II
nw.). Leader, Mr. John F. Bolen
METROPOLITAN METHODIST EPISCO
CHURCH Corner AZ and SITS. n.wg Leader,
Mr.. Edwin la Tetra.
METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH fccr-
ner 9Th and B sts. s.e.). Leader. Miss Katherine
R0hrer.
MEMORIAL Lutheran CHURCH tcorrer 14th
ST. and Vermont ave. n.wD. Leader, Mr.. Chas.
f. Paul
| MOUNT VERNON PLACE METHODIST Ep!s,,o-
PAL CHURCH corner 9th and X sts nw)
Leader. Miss Lucy Jurney.
| NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH (ct-nar 9th
and d SIS. ne). Leader. Mr.. A. W. Bowen.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

The little grand duchess born to the
Emperor of all the Russias will not
bring into the imperial family the hap
pincSs that should follow her coming.
That terrible p~rcdiSpoSition To con-
sumption which has played havoc in
the imperial household has already
made its appearance i'll the present
Cars brother, vino must die long be-
fore he could hope to gain the success
sion. Had the newcomer III the impe-
rial family been Il hoy the succession to
the throne would have been fixed and
certain. and the dynasty would not be
threatened with that bette noir OF all
monarchs-lhe lack Of an heir whose
title the people could not question. As
it is, the Car confrOnts another epoch
of doubt as to the future of the dynasty
of the Romanoff family. According TO
a decree promulgated by Emperor Paul
in 1897 the succession to the throne is
that of regular descent by the right
of primOgeniture. with preference of
male over females heirs. Even were
the absence of Il direct male heir to re,
suit i'll throwing the succession into
the hands of the new grand duchess
the people would be little disposed to
accept the reign of another woman
empress. Yet Nicholas faces IA situation
the outcome of which nay make il
necessary for him to retain the Rom
anoif supremacy 10y cXprting his abSo
lutte and unlimited authority, overrid
ing precedent and declaring her the
lcir-aplarcnt. Meantime the murt"r
in@S OF the ~malcontentS among the Rus
sian people are hecomin" distinctly au
diblr in defiance of the rigorous police
surveillance. On the whole the outlook
is darker for the imperial family than
it has been for some time. And the
prospect of the Cars making the sit.
uatiOn better by an attempt to grant The
people some measure apprOXimating,
at least remotely. the principle OF con-
Stitutional government is no brighter
Shan it was under the present rulers
father.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

Despite all her boosted civilization
and enlightenment. England is rs bar-
harouS as Persia was in its worst days.
She has always been Il bully among
weak nations. as she was with \icl-
ragua recently and as she is with Ven
eZuela now. She respects nothing but
force. \ Yorktown was needed to
teach her to pay some regard to The
rights of her suppoSed-to-be-fceble
American ~colonistS i'll the latter part
of the last century. When she forgot
that lesson n New Orleans early in the
present century renewed it. If she
imagineS the United States is feeble on
the water nov she will put herself in
the way of learning this lesson Oyhr
again.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

else IN Il ND cage compared with roam-
ing the prairieS, the forests and the
iungleS.
III Is Interesting to see how they
KNOW when il is > o'clock. That bIg
non 'll"r" keeps the time for them. Ev-
cry day. fifteen minutes before meal
'ill'' he starts pacing up and down
with ms head almost touching the bars.
rs SooH as the other animals see him
tley are on their feet in a second and
pacing their cages for all they are
"or1l. NO matter what they are doing.
whether sleeping or laughing ar the
'aby hyena, they know the mealtime
ana traVel about -four miles in pacing
before they eat. Their eyes are always
on II door AT that side. for it is from
mat direction that the butcher comes
with their meat.
we always give them meat with Il
bone in ii. They have no table man-
herS' and If they did not have to scraDe
the meat from the bone they would
swallow their meal whole. and then
'here would be several dead lions and
.iSers III Il Few days. The hyeua fam
u! prefer bonc to meat. They don't
i'"Nc anything around after their
meal. New York Press
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

4. NeW-Y0rkcr at Ola Point Comfort
recently fell into conversation with n
stranger who proved - pleasant Il
companion that :ue.f spent the entire
day together. Before they separated
familiar with my name. 1t is Dea-
on" Not Edward Parker DeacoI =
said the New-lolkcr Yes" said the
gentleman who Shot and killed E4nil
Abeille four years = IL France. that
is my name. and i; il better known
than | wish ii We're"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

where II is necessary To cross the
ocean. The dogs have already been
procured and six of them are shown
in the accompanying picture. only six
will be put in harness Al II time: the
other TWO will run behind as Il reserve
force. to take the places of any that
become lame or exhausted. SiX months
fellows: and they are as ohedient as
horses and almost as strong. The
lightost weighs 1870 pounds. the hcav-
lest 40: and on an ordinary road they
can easily make twenty or thirty miles
Il day. drawing their burden. Horses
could hardly do better: and this team
may very possibly prove much more
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

The Botanical Gardens authorities
in London have taken their revenge
upon the cyclists who couN ertcl the
approach to the gardens into Il school
of bicycling. 1t now resembles a por-
zion of sandy sea beach. Bicycling
on that ground is now Impossible. but
the Botanical Society IN check the
cycling thrung without its preserves.
OF course, ii could he done. for in
America" says the Court Journal, ii.
is the practice to StreW the roads where
cyclists are not wanted with tackS
The ingenious Yankee has. however,
risen to the occasion. ana invented a
form Of magnet which is suspended
Just above the road before the front
wheel"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

~ visited Washington and asked the
Presidents views concerning the
French invasion of Mexico. Mr.. Lin.
only one trouble AT Il time. Ii we ga:
well out of our present difficulties ald
restore the Union. ! propose to notify
Louis Napoleon that il is ahoUr tim"
to take his army out of Mexico. Wien
that army is gone, the MpXicans VIII
take care of MaXimilian." The prooac-
cy was fulfilled to the letter. Gen.
Thayer states further that President
Lincoln took occasion to say that he
was in full accord with Monroe'S mes.
sage to Congress.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

Out of the tiummery ana folderol of
The Marlhorough-Nandcrhil wedding
one fact was elected. 1t trunSpircd that
w. X. Vanderbilt. father of the bride.
inherited S~JO.0uO.OGO in various kinds
of property. mostly i'll good interest
property to the bride was based on Il
somewhat reduced estimate of dis
wealth. Vanderbilt is one of the very
richest men i'll America ana his wealth
has been estimated nj $500. 600. 600. Re-
duced to II cash basis the ~"plutocrajS'
generally have less pluto" than WIS
generally supposed.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

Boston has at last acknowledged the
unwiSdOm of having Il 10Y for city
surveyor. if one may so express the fact
that some of the streets there are laid
out so as TO follow the coW-paths Of the
original hamlet. The Inconvenience
of the streets and their narroWneSs
have led to a most expensive conges-
ton of traffic. The daily amount of
freight carried through the city is esti-
mated at 100000 tons. The u%nreasona-
bic delay for each team under present
circumstances is one hour out of the
ten which constitutes a Working-day. or
n loss of 10000 ton daily. At a cost
of 80 cents Il tom. there is a loss of &c.
o a day. or 81 100000 per annum.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07
FEEDING THE ANIMAL G
An Interesting Sight at Ccptro,p
at O'Clock Each Doy

Raw beef is the daily meal yh3.l
Father knic~kerhocker provides for
animal guests in the Central p.,1l
mVna"crie. There is always a c,ur
on hand when the butcher serves dh,J
uer at > O'Clock every afternoon. r !
an interesting sight to watch tho .,fJ
mails rs they receive their great hm,.J
of meat.
The lcopards growl at the SIGH. :,
human eyes riveted on their food. Yfd
lion enjoys the company. and tue nt.,l
laughing hyena "WhiskcrS" gets 9 o,,I
on his face that compels those who s,o
1t to join in his wonderful and fearfrl
smile. The little ones take to the hanv
hycna. and ''WhiSkers" cntertains tbe,n
even when he is eating.
I'VE feed the animals once in ey.rr
twenty-four hours said the direc,os
of the menageric TO Il reporter the OH.
or day. as the meat carver arrived al
the house and the animals began ia
pace fcrociouSly up and down their
ages I'VE only give them a sinai
meal. for if we allowed them to fll il,
they would all be dead in Il year or ST
They're Just as hungry as can be wlpl
> y. m. ome around. and il would Ho'
take long for that tiger there 20 max.
/ mincc-mpat out of those who are Watr(
ing him if he had Il chance just bof.r,
meal-timc. They get about n quar7pl
of what they were used to before jIr'
became captiveS.
They live long in captivity who'
they are fed Sparingly. No. there is ~
cruelty about it, for. while they ar,
hungry. they are "A long way off fron
the starvation point. If we gave thea
Il good dinner they would need eXcl
else to digest it. They can't get eXpl
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

An ordinance passed by the Chicago
City Council last December required
street ears to stop on the near side
of street intersections. 1t was argued
that such a measure would diminish
the number OF accidents AZ the cross
ings. and that to adopt ii would be to
follow the example of a number of the
bcSt-legulatcd Eastern cities. In Chi
cago the streets are as filthy as in Con
stantinoplc. and street cars are linked
together in trains of three and tonr.
People who were compelled to wade
through half Il block of SluSh to board
the cars. or were dumped into g Il of
mui from three to six inches 'l"rE.
soon began to demonstrate. and an an
cry chorus of appeal for relief made
life Il burden to each and every one of
The city fathers. As there was no
doodle" i'll the affair. taken either way.
the ordinance was repealed as easily
as il had been passed.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

New Zealand is considering a draft
for a bill excluding conSumptiveS from
the colony. on the same lines n her
present laws against lcperS. smallpox
tayious disease. A clause visiting
heavy penalties on ship-captainS bring
ing consumptiveS to the colony Will
compel them to demand clean bills Of
health from passengers before taking
them aboard.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07
a MONSTER GLOBE
A Fac-Simile Of the Earth to BE
Erected.

Oae Of the most remarkable mOnu-
projected by Elysee Rcclus, the emf
lei French geographcr. His idea is
to construct a gigantic s%pheroid, in eX-
act imitation of the earth, rs to its rela-
tive proportions and form. to be erected
either in London. Paris or New York.
This. he says. will be an imposing and
permanent object lesson as to the tOpo-
graphical and geodetic features of the
planet on which we live. In dimen-
Sions il will he one-hundrcd-thouSandth
as large as the earth proper. The cqui-
torial diameter of the monumental
spheroid will be approximately AIS feet
and its circumference 1.312 feet.
As to the general construction of the
monument and the choice of its site. NJ.
RecluS insists that an artistic ideal
must be kept in view. and that the en-
velope of the globe shall be visible from
Il great distance. The globe is to be
mounted upon an axis. which will per-
nit of its being revolved at will. TO
guard the surface against climate and
weather there is to be an envelope far
the whole. non-revolvable. painted on
the outside to simulate the face of tlr
earth. The available interior of this
envelope or exterior blouse" as NJ.
Reclus calls it. that is. the space he
tween it and the globe proper, will be
devoted to various galleries and spiral
ascentS. StairwayS and scatfoldingS 10
facilitate the minute study of the geo
graphical surface. The cells of the
great spiral will be about twenty feet
apart. one above another. and Will be
twenty-four in number. The floor OF
the spiral will be inclined toward the
globe. SO as 10 afford vantage points
for photographing from various dis
1anceS.
The principal dimensions are as fol
lows:
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07
Rates ut Los Angeles.

Inc Following high rates of interest
have been Incorporated in rccenr loaos
lli'ue on real estate in Los Angeles:
|" run three years at II per II 10
run SIN years al o per cent. to run Two
''"iH 1T ~ per cent. to run three years
at ~ per cent. 10 Il two years at lOlh
per cent, to run six vaars M :
i"i ''H'' To run three years ut 9 ne,
''ii''' To run two years III : per II
= run TWO years AT o. per ccnt.-por1.
land Orcgonian.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

Eastern Soudan. against which tnc
English army in Egypt Is moving. has
an area OF nearly a million square miles
and Il population Of 10000. GOO. If ,hn
Dongola. the lower end of the Nile for
Il distance of 500 miles will he in their
possession. France might as well drop
the idea that the occupation is not 10
he permanent unless British fleets can
be driven from the Mediterranean.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07
No Saving of Time.

hei"i" they are married. said the.
'''ii'a philosopher, Ill usually takes
III ie's' half an hour to tear himself
away from her presence
ma alter: queried the n~cophytc.
ApouI the same length Of time. You
See then she has to tell him eyer 60
n''S '"!iiSS She wants Aji.. 50 bring
"ehe' Indianapolis journal.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

Americans stand on the Monroe doc
trine Just where they have stood for
several years. and are not going to run
away because Salisbury has trampled
on thnir fnnS-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

The ruin of an Italian army led by Il
rash and impulsiye general will lead
the Dervishcs and their allies to mag
inc that they can wipe out Il British
line of battle. Their first charge upon
modern rifles and machine guns VIII
probably be the last.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

western people" observes n sage
contemporary. need to learn the Valle
of a penny" Most Western people ~
innate the value OF an American penny
at Il cent. Isn't this about right:
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

one instance of the @alianfry OF HE
japanese medical corps is noted 1T
Wei-hai-wei. where. as a regiment cY-
posed 10 the sudden action Of }Ap quick
firing guns of seven vessels had many
men killed ana wound II in II Very
few seconds AMI vas Obliged 10 fail
to the ground and crawl 10 shelter 10
escape a~nnihilation. the medical otii-
GERS, separately and accompanied by
StretchcrS and attendants. walked
across the beach in the face of an in
cessant hail of bullets, and" says Il
recorder of the event. lin twenty min
utcS Observation-Disclosures. attendants. and
medical officers. walking quietly and
coolly away. had removed every dead
and wounded officer and man from
the beach. the Chinese ships having
kept up Il continuous and terrific fire
upon them all the time" Their Spe-
cial addition to the armamentarium
cbirur2icum appears 10 be the use of
straw ash. which. free from grit and
incloSed in antiseptic @auZe bags as
devised by DR.. Kikuchi. was applied
as pads To the wounds and was very
serViceable.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07
STRANGE GLOBE TROTTERS.
The Remarkable journey Two Young
Mcn Will Make with Dogs.

y remarkable journey has recently
been commenced by two young men
in North Dakota. They propose to tray
81 around the world with Il team of
dogs. Eight hig. Welltraincd New
foundiandS are To draw them every
step of the way except, Of COURSE.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

envelope. to be supported upon founda-
tions Of masonry. is estimated At 2I.O0
n The coSt of the whole structure
viii he about S4.0OO.0d
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

Justice Harlan sent "A hello into the
telephone monopoly that must have
melted the wax in the ears of the anN.
iouS gentlemen at the receiver.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

Abraham Lincoln's opinion OF 1he
to Gen. John NJ. Tlayer. Wl!p served
under Grant at Nicli;blrE. After the
surrender of that stronghold Gen. TEay'
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

Professional Observation-Disclosures are
also much given to matchmaking.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

rough usage. these eight -,
would be formidable allies.
une fwo young men, Kenwortbv
Whltwall by name started from, = i
Forks \. ID. From Chicago ~,
proceeded to New York. th., \
steamer. they go to Liverpool 49,
drive through England they Min /
the channel 10 France. ANA J
principal European cities. Th
come Il long drive through Asia "
ably the most hazardous n,r, l''
whole expedition. From sono
China or Japan they will emla r.
san Francisco. 1t is then in,on1a,
visit every city III the U'ni,o1 g..
and Canada having Il population .,.
coo or more.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

4 fashion paper says that much OF
the hair used 10y Partisan wiglnakcrs Is
imported from the Orient. France. it
seems. takes her queue from China.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

There is n growing suspicion in this
country that an ultinatum is only .
diplomatic name for a sea serpent.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

II IS easier for Il man to find fault
around the house than 4 collar button.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

Total height of the structure. G}G feet.
Width of space between globe and en-
velope, tifty-onc feet.
The total weight Of the globe and its
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

useful than horses in unexpected vay,,
II the boys. III any OF the half-civii.,,i
regions through which they must PAS.
Shouts happen 10 hc threatened w,.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27
FIVE FLAGS kAISED IN ORANGE.

Orange, Sept. &c (SpeciaD-Orange was In blaze
OF enthusiasm tonight at the Mckinley ana no.
bart fag-raisngs which were held In hve diner
ent places by the City Central Committee The
committee met at Republican headquarters, In
Main-st and headed by brass land of twenty
five pieces drove In wagonettes to the dinerent
places that had been selected. The first flag was
raise dat Freeman-st.. in Orange Valley; the sec
ond at Contest and the railroad the third at Main
and High sts the fourth at Park-st.. near MAN,
and the fifth opposite headquarters at the orange
Music Hail. 1t had been wisely decided TO have no
speaking at these fag-raisings. but everywhere
were immense crowds that cheered the emblems
to the echo, while fireworks were discharged on all
sides and the buildings around were brilliantly
Illuminated. AS each flag was swung 10 the
breeze the band played THE Star Spangled Ban
ner," and the chorus rang out from thousands or
threats. The great demonstration to start the
campaign will take place in Music Hall on Thurs
day evening next. when the chief speakers OF me
evening will be Governor Griggs and j. FRANKLIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27
Jersey CITY.

Miss Agnes Dean was married on wednesday last
TO Dennis Murphy, at st. Josephs Church by
Father Smith Miss Sadie Wilkinson was brides
maid and Alfred Alare best man. After the cere-
mony a reception held at which these guests
were present: Mr. and Mrs. Lockett, Mr.. ana MIS-
Peter Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris. Mr. and the
Misses Murrer Mr.. and Mrs Harder, Mrs Dono-
van Miss OKeefe, Miss Turley and Louis Macbeth;
Invitations have been issued for the marriage OF
Miss Rebecca Horstmenn to Walter Z. Gardner
The wedding will take place on October I, at the
brides home No 2l0 Eghth-st.
Miss Jessie Dixon. daughter OF Justice Jonathan
Dixon of the Supreme Court. will be married to
Francis j. MacCoy, of Orange, early In October
The marriage OF Miss Sadie Traphagen to Albert
I Drayton Is announced for early In November.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur s. Barber. OF No Reed-st,
celebrated the twenty-ffth anniversary OF their
wedding Monday night >,,
A series OF dances will be given by the Newark
Bay Boat Club in the coming season.
There was a successful stag progressive euchre
PARTY at the rooms of the Hudson County Wheel
men Thursday night
a reception to Professor Carl Fque Of the Jersey
CITY Iiederkranz given by the society Monday
night Professor Fique has been absent six months
In Europe. ,,,,
The Mantle Wheemen held a reception Wednes-
day night at Pohlmann's. There was a large at
tendance, every cycling club in the county being
represented. 49,, -,
for their annual outing. which will take place early
In October '|r