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CoUKRAN's VIEWS.
IT'S Democratic Opponents of Bryan
hhnmIh nr InlIad.


should he Unitsd.
NEW YORl, Aug. 8.-Hon. B0urks
Cochran was asEei to-day n no would
support third ticket II one were nom
inatod, Notwithstanding tue views sx.
pressed In bis Interview published yes.
IefdAy. lie sa,l!
al a convention be held at which
all Democrats can bB represented, who,
believing trnt the party has been be.
tfayud a. Cnicug are determined that
IT. p.iuClplea email not pefiBl for lack Oi
efficient Organization, anu u "a Tree IA.
ietchauge Vi opinion be had among ils
members, should DO strongly inclined
10 accept lIs decision. think Il more
impuftnnt that the Democratic OPP.
pouents Of MIR. Bryan should be united
in the muVemeIl thnt that uuy par
ticular form II opposition SHOULD DO
gdUptoi.
"By the way" faid Mr. Cochran, sin
the comments on my interview PUB
llsheI this morning, notice singular
misappTeheusiun on tho part VI some
newspapers, IL Ia assumed that tho
plan suggested by mo contemplated
merely inc assembling OF convention
which would gu0ptn genuiuelY Demo
cratic platform, nominate hchinley
81, cloTH aud stop there, WhHu taid
Jhut DemocgAlf, moeung in eucn o1n'
yot ton a 1 ,uggesIeI, willis n0min.
aiing Mckinley electors would provide
e. really Democratic opposition 10
the Mckinley administration during
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ron FREE COINAGE.
Je-n CLARK Ridpath, the Eminent
historian states tIis Views.

Historian states tits Views.
DRNvER, Colo, Aug. ga special
To tho News from Indianapolis gives a
long interview with DR.. John CLARK
RidpAth, tho wsll.knOwn historian,
who was recently nominated for Con.
grsBs by the Democrats Of the Fifth
1 diana district DR.. Ridpath IL a
strong advocate OF fteo silver. He
snYt; "rhe silver dollar wRs from OF
old the unit OF money aud account In
the United States. That dollar TO this
hour has never been altered by tho
fraction Ola grain In the quauiity OF
puIe metal composing IL. Every other
coin, whether of gold or silver, has
been altered tiule ana again, bat the
silver unit never
lilo continues with the statement
that the laws originally providing for
the coinage OF gold expressly measure
their value In silver dollars. He de.
OlaFes that II silver Ia admitted TO an.
restricted coinage aud the option IL
gwen the debtor to pay In money OF
either metal, the parity between gold
aud silver will DO Immediately esIaL.
liHhci.
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NEW HOn1S, Aug. M. a, Hanna,
chairman VI tnu Republican na,iouai
campaign committee, viii leave Now
YORK Tor Chicago wednesday or
Ihupday. Before his departure there
will 10 a meeting OF tue members oi
the executive committee, Including n.
b. COtt VI wts, Nifgiuib, Con. Osb0fnu
VI Boston, probably Joseph III. Marley
oi Maine, AMI Vice Presidential
Nominee HOBan, q complete the
plans u the campaign anu Jay cut thu
work OF tho several uumDofs VI tbs
committee.
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GOV. n,one 10 NolIly nryen.

JEFFERSON CIIY, Mo. Aug. 8.-sen.
atot White Of California has delegated
TO Gov. Stone OF MI souri, the honor of
notifying w. j. Bryan " his nUtninn.
ton for President OF the United States
at Madison Square garden on next
Tuesday.
Gov. stone said that his notification
speech would include both Bryan aud
SHwAll.
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Morh for ,he rnsmnlnr,d.

PROVIDENCE, II l., Aug. 8.-Allon's
ptint works started up tOJay after q
three w0eks' shut down, The concern
gives employment u 800 persons.
Mills, o., Aug. SAIL tho rolling
MILLS Of this place will resume WORK nj
once, giyiug employment 10 about
1000 men,
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DENvER, Colo, Aug. 3,-rhe state
central COMMITTEES Of the silver party
met today aud appointed W, q. smith
Of Jefferson county, J. Il. Gallup OF
Chulro county aud Frank Abbott of
PueDiD a. n committee 10 confer with
tho committees Of the Democratic sud
Populisl parties In regard to fusion
slste ticket.
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TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 3.-Santa 70
passenger Itaiu No. !, which was due
In this city nj 4;-I tuis afternoon, col.
lldVd with oaBlbUund local passenger
train No. Is near Bean Lake, NO.,
shortly before noon today. Ou0 person
was killed anu eight ipJuted.
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What causes bad dreams II qufslian
that hes never been Satisfactorily an
swefeJ; but, In nine cases out Il Ten.
iTlghtiul dreams are the result o. i'm
Ierieol digestion, which a lew doses Of
Ayers StuHpsrilla viii tiIerlually
remedy. D1a'l delay ~ II today.
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"N1mma, was that sugar,plum
you lust gave mt2" ashed little Mattel.
IN, lenr, II WAS one OF d.. Aver,
y w." "Pleasr,mny | have anotnpiP"
Not now, dear; QUE NJ those nico pills
IL all you iced ut present, because every
lOeo lie eliectiye,o
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new TIME GlRI, IN [FFECT my N, lS8S
Trains depart and arrive at salI Lake City.
daliy, AZ follows


nifANf
s50J am overland limited for Clisugo. Omaha
n,nyuL kAnfhs Iy, ~ Louis, ogden
Aua faTt CITY,
500 n local express tor san Francisco,
uElou, Cache Valley ani intermediate
Goo u local express for ogden and inferno.
7u0pm Atlantic express Tor Chicago. omaha.
Denver, Kansas Guy, ~ L0uiH, late,
Port and. san francisco,
$50 m local cNutcss f1T Nerour. Tinuc.
Provo, hopn, hanu aad intermediate
'6itt p N mail and express Tor Provo. Nephi
Milford, tUsCl aud intermediate Oluts.
$50 Az mixed train tor GsrlaId Bsael,
Iooels AID lsrn'nu|
AurIvH
$40 % ~ over ana limited tom Chicago
omaha, IT, louis, kAuuas CRY, Denver
fark CITY aud tEIgus
90 100 MAJ. aud express trOm Helena, Lutte,
Portland, San tfsn cisco, Czuoa and Ia
tern udllte points.
7iIs y Ia local express tom san Francisco.
Cache Valley. Ogden and intermediate
gJl'a IN Atlantic snprct from Chicago.
omaha, 2" Louis, hauaAa tiiy, Denver
1915 am mall and express from frisco. Au.
fort, heuhL ltofo ana intermediate rululs
b.Jl pm local express from Mcrcur, 1nur,
rtuNo, Nophl, Mauu and intermediate
udI ~ mixed train fem terminus. Tooelo
and Garfield Beach,
TRANS south oi Jua1 run dEly sNosps
SUNDAY.
Run daily except Sunday
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When deaths hand d. on yuuf shoulder
don't stop don't hesitate Shake ID OIL
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when you feel The rh0stly huEHrs dHggiur
away your health aud vigof, do not waste
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oil II goes right 90 the root Of thc Trouble
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thli Gould frti 10 any position ulI ins1 90.
mo. everything but ohtaiucl ra relief until
tried iho Golden Medical discovery. j have
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l1rf0ra Golden Medical Discover"
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Pleasant ICiiHfa one fuF mild laH.# UIHersi.s
tuo, Druggists sell them.
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When the hair begins 70 fall nut on
turn gray, tho SCALP nesds doctotiug,
and We know Of no better specific lhsu
HaiPs Vegetable SIOiiian Hair Re-.
newer,
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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

You leave Ogden, o
salt Lake la tho even
lng aud alter break
fasting IA iha sump
iuuis dining cars Of the
SANTA re ROUTE,
on tho third morning.
you arrive m Chicago
o. st. Louis IN season 10
attend 10 business OF
connect with all fast
trains for tho East
some ono has said 70.
Gently that tho track O'
tho ATCuiSDN. To-
PEkA & SANTA TE
railroad was In such
perico condition tina
tho long distance run VI
tho "flvet'' on the New
York Central could boo
ogunled N not exceed.
ed. by u, magnincsn.
trains.
l. ID. IETNWpurffxs
General Agent,
Room al Dooly
block.
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CrPEENr [Hsrllyo r,a 1 ionp
IiME TABLE lWuIWIJ JulG IUJUl
Isa,- salt tsH. cay

leave salt tah- cay
No. l--ier bingham, Ifov0. grtui
junction and sli Ioin't hast 5tsoa -
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4. Polnls............,,...,......... ~ p. IN
~ '-ior bingham, M Pleasant,
Manu-, Halnf, iiIUhno'u aud
au intormeiiits poiuu ....... 1897. IN.
No s-fof Iurota. fAyton. rfutp.
tud OF intermediate points gop' or
- ,-toi ogden ana thu woat ..s. y . o. On.
"N '-for oEi.n snf tIs Nsst.... !. y pm.
Arrive salt Lsse city.
No l-ttum bingham, truNu,utaui
suuctuu ami tas East ... rs y. m
ara .ic Ea,i '' 80. MAJ p. m
t-lfumtruFo. iAnghAm. LurctA
N'hurli. sauHa, Mani Auu
al inter TeIinte pUIntas.s... t21 y. m
10 Prom ogden anu intortned' $500. ..
. lAlt pNlutf..sss.s. ss,...- ...st.s. 20 IN
30 f-ttum lurokh amt fayfpua. ~ q la'
20 -lruu uEdta au1 tna Most.. ~ 4 POI
no -lrum UrdOu hud th1 Nrttt. Sll y. 'n
Only liua ruunina through fulluAn fAal'
etuuiuE cAff salt Lake DltY 90 san trancisc1
All laku tiN 30 Denver via Grand Junction
Atu rAt Lake t.ty 90 Kansas CITY aud thleA
80 wa Colorado UuIufn.
Through tourisg IN family sicousfs wiinol
change. Co Kansas CIV, Chicago md unsipl
lf'o reclining chair ears salt LAS
beaver.
Ticket once, ID v. End South
l. T. DODGE, 6ta. Manager.
:. n. IA htuHh. Trllo MauaEar.
b. A. WADLtlGH, 1sH. fAstzr. 49,
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No one
is to blame

but vourselfif your tirks
u Omaha, ~. Louis. Kan.
tls Civ or Chicago doe
rot read via tho burlington
Route.
| f7ls5;siTr7 Tho local ticket agent hat
nilijiNiffiiI tIcke.s via tho Burlington
fi5Atui WI tO these and all other eaat
ltSi'TIfrsl e-n aud southeastern cities
u ihIAGlel lilo viii furnish you with
une II you ask Tor u. Bu
ygu must ask for ~.
Letters of inquiry adj
dressed 10 the undersigne,
will receive PROMPT a.
ion ion.
w. y. MCMILLAN, Gem Agent, Sal
lake City.
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U. S. DEPOSITORY

wnrord woodruff, Geo ". Cannon,
rrcsideut Cashier
The evening times., 1896-11-21
ENGLISH LAURELS FOR
A WASHINGTON GIRL
Miss Katharine Lucille Foote'S Re-
markable Stage Career Abroad.
Career of the Daughter of Col. Nor
ris j. Foote, of the Postoffice
Department..

Miss Katharine Lucille Foote is Wash
ington girl, who has won Tbespiun laurels
on the English stage.
Six years ago she went To Paris to enter
the conservatory of music, but, after reach
ing the French metropolis, changed her
mind and decided to study dramatic art
instead.
lhe following season she went to London
and was engaged by Wilsonl barrett. max
ing her debut III his company ut the new
olympic Theater in 1892 Later she made
. IA tour through he provinces with him and
a:terward travelled with Musgrove's dra-
matte company To Australia, where she
Duplicated the success SHIT. had won ON the
English stage.
She has recently signed London con-
tract 10 play leading role i'll THE Pill.
Eri!ns Progress and will make her first
appearance in tina tplay at the New Olympic
Iheater. in London, on December /.
Miss Foote is an actress of the Mary An
dprson type, and owns with royal frank
. ness that she was born in 1871.
Sheis gifted with a Churmine personality,
is a clever pianist, brilliant Conv eTs a.
tOndlist, and OWNS to faddiSh We agness
for writing letters that no one can under
stand.
Miss FOote is the daughter of Col. Morris
j. F"otc, Of the Postoffice Department.
The evening times., 1896-11-21
COULDN'T LOSE TIE DOG.
Judge Miller Convinced Mrs. Hayes
She Had Better Buy Al License.

Mrs. Jennie Hayes. bicycle girl, at
tired in natty wheel costume, was ar
raigued in Judge Miller's police court
today by Policeman Jacobsen, because
OF her friendship for wandering yellow
dog She was charged with keeping and
maintaining an unlicensed canine, which
has never enjoyed the luxury of a tag.
Il have given the dog away several
times testified Mrs. Hayes, but he
won't stay given away lie always returns
to my house
when did the dog come back?" asked
his honor
Which time'"
The last time"
Last week, sir. gave her to a coun-
trvrnan, but she found her way back to
town and my home. l have since tried
to have the dog catchers come and get
her.
You will have to procure a tag for the
animal" was-the courts decree
'.All right, sir; I'll do that cheerfully."
And Mrs HAYES started for the District
Building to get license.
Grant Bennett, colorcd, played sleuth
Yesterday and returned to his home earlier
than usual. He claims that he found
man named George Smith eDsconced i'll his
dornicile, making love 10 his wife, Rose.
and, as the husband expressed il, Eating
the food bought with my hardearned mon
ey" Rennett said he had been married
tn the woman since I S91 and she had har-
bored the man before.
The wife denied the charges or her huS-
hand, and testified that he struck her sew
eraI blows in the face. Bennett was given
the lowest fine, 50.
The evening times., 1896-11-21
BoUDOIR BIJoU.
Cloaks and Candlesticks-New Uses for
Rhinestones and Mock Jewels.

An amazingly brilliant lot of clocks faces
us this autumn, for giit-bronZe ana Thine
stones in their best estate are scarcely
less dazzling than gold and diamonds, and
this is Just the COMPUTATION that the latest
importations from Paris are bringing us.
The usual case for tbest superb tirnepieces
is an oblong box about 12xS inches, Of
flawless plate glass, with beyelcd cor
ners, the top and bottom being of gilt
bronze. The square forming the upper half
OF the door is outlined III beautiful rhine
stones of little smaller size, making n
circle within tie square. The d'oeuyrc,
however, is the pendulum, which presents
on its face an exquisite miniature, sur
rounded by rhnestones. The effect OF the
whole is beautiful beyond praise. Indeed,
Ihiuestones and miniatures play Il most inn
portant part in clocks OF every description,
appearing in all sorts OF combinations, the
miniature pendulum harmonizing espe-
cially well with Lemoge enamel, while
the rbinestones are sometimes used only
in forming the numbers on the face or the
clock The place of the rh!nestones in these
new bN lew eied designsiss sometimes usurped
by imitation turquoise and emeraids-
Il can only say that these are the
very Ia.es, iinportations." remarked the
man In charge of the largest and most
varied collection OF clocks in America.
Every autumn YOU will read that some
one particular style is tie thing aLGvc
all others. That, however, is not true.
There is never any one design that can be
said 10 absolutely lead, since your clock
must suit your room For some rooms the
old white and black marble clocks are
quite the most suitable thing, and we
hare as many new and beautiful ones
this fall as ever. If your room is Louis
XIV. you want one OF these bizarre effects
in china, i'll which chariots, boats, horses
and men figure. Then here is the Marie
An;oinette and Empire. This clock is light
blue enamel. with rhinestone settings and
gided figure. with candclabra to match
in an exact reproduction Of a set owned
by Marie Anioinette. The price OF the
set is 500. BY tie way, they are re
viving many antique styles. The Vcrnis
Martin. for example, is rapidly growing
iii favor, and here Is a fine example Of
that unique and lovely decoration. Here
is something. however. absolutely new,
rare, and that would beautifully adorn
any modern room. 1t is on the market for
the first time this fall, and we bought
every piece that We could lay hands on
The evening times., 1896-11-21

and high mass was celebrated at O'Clock
in the morning by Father Franciscus. Ave
Maria was rendered by Misses McNerhany
and Rogers. pupils Of the school. and a
special h ymn To st. Cecilia was sung by
the entire school.
Later II the da y a reception was rendered
to Archbishop Marrinelli. who delivered a n
address to the scholars, highly compliment
ing them upon their exercises. He also re-
lated the history Of St Cecilia.
The remainder Of the days program con-
sisted of an exhibition of Deisarte and a
long list of musical selections. among them
being THE Fairy Beil.' Gcibel's Bar
carole' and ''The Light Cavalry over
ture, BY Won Suppc, executed by Misses
Smith and Rogers. The concluding number
was the tableau, Growing Of st. Cecilia"
The central figure was impersonated by
Miss Maude Blaine.
Among those present at the celebration
We're Mgr. Sbarretti and DR.. Rocker. of the
papal legation, and Fathers 0'Brien and
Cummings,
The evening times., 1896-11-21

in Paris, but that did not insure us a
heavy sock 10y any means.
These were clocks and candlcsticks in
Brazilian onyx, clear stone or the most
lovely shade of green, which, in combina-
ton with gilded bronze, gave a rich ana
splendid effect without seeming in the least
heavy
But it is when You come to the boudoir
that you find the daintiest, most delicate
and ingenious devices. Just notice this
little bijou, for example"
This was veritable gem in red enamel.
There was sort of pedestal in the enamel,
beautifully inlaid in flower effects, upon
which rested a slender Apbrodite in
ormolu. The right arm was extended in
graceful pose, and from the tips OF the
fingers hung lovely scroll of iniaid
enamel, in the center Of which was tiny
clock. Indeed, all the prettiest shapes OF
all times have been reproduced in these
little bijous in various colored enamel and
delicate china. They are wonderful time
pieces, but have to be wound every day
the same as clock. Even My Grand
fathers Clock" exists in miniature in
dark bronze.
IF you have any idea that delft is on the
wane," again began the Connoisseur, Just
take glance at these entirely new coil-
ceits in the favorite blue. Here is typical
Holland castle, narrow and high, with two
o.N&
mill with the stairs going up on the out
side and the water wheel in full view.
The arms Of that Windmill over there, re-
rOlve when the clock is going, which is
rather a new idea. OF course, if your room
happens to be furnished in the real old
delft. you should have something OF this
nature, which is n genuine antique, just
brought from Amsterdam.
This was merely an obviously old plate
OF huge dimensions, in the center OF which
was a plain round clock, encased in old
silver. But plain and old as it was, the
price was S35.
But am quite sure that you have never
seen u design like that in green delft, ~
continued monsieur, pointing to a pretty
cottage in miniature, the lower story of
which was left quite open, the upper one,
in which was The clock, projecting over it.
In this lower hallway was fireplace,
equipped with andirons, logs, etc. The
pendulum was sort OF gypsy kettle that
swung back and forth over the mimic
fire.
But il is not alone in the higher priced
clocks that one finds unique and beautiful
designs All the prettiest of them are
reproduced in cheaper ware, that, while
not fine, is exceedingly decorative and ar
tistic- For as little as 1.4S one can buy
delft affair that is a real acquisition
TO ever so charming a boudoir, while real
little gems in other chinas and porceliins
may be had for $3.50 and upward.
Many of the most beautiful clocks can
not be bought except in a set with candle
sticks or candelabra. Aside from these
stunning effects in porcelain, bronze, Bra
lillian onyx, etc, there ar G some enchanting
new designs in cut glass and silver, which
combination, by the way, is to be much in
favor this season for various uses.
The newest and most expensive design
in silver candlesticks is called the clrys-
anthemum. This name does not refer, as
one might suppose, 10 q Towering top.
but rather characterizes the repousse work
OH base and standard
MARION DEPEW.
The evening times., 1896-11-21
DIED.

HAIGHT.-On Saturday :, November 81,
1886, at = a. III, Amelia A. Haight, the
VIE Of Charles R. Haight and beloved
mother OF Harry :. HdiEht-
Funeral on Monday. November 23. 1896,
III I O'Clock p. M, from her sons residence.
.ug First street northwest. Relatives and
trends are respectfully invited % attend.
New York and Philadelphia papers please
cOpE-l
uo2i 2t-em
CARE Y-On Friday, November 20, / S96,
at l o'CI1ck a. NJ after a short Illness,
Georgiana L. Carey, formerly Mrs. &. E.
hcrGgn.
Funeral Sunday, November %, at 3 y
IN, from ner late Residence, 34S First
street northeast 1t
PROCTOR-Departed this life November
Is. Villa Proctor, Of No. 1Ol1 Seven
tecIdh street, beloved husband OF Ccrnella
Proctor.
Funeral from Zisn Baptist Church, F
street. between Third and Four-and-a half
southwest, at p. In sunday Item
The evening times., 1896-11-21
HE KNEW THE MOTHER.
President Cleveland's Interest in
the Fate of California Convict.

Sacramento, Cab, Nov 21.-Gov. BUdd
this afternoon received from President
Cleveland personal telegram for the coui-
mutation of the sentence of Samuel II. Wor
den. sentenced TO hang for wrecking Il
train in Yolo county during the great Amer
lean Railway Union strike three years ago.
The message gives the ground for his
interest in the case that while u resident
of New York State, before his elevation
to the Presidency, he had formed a great
friendship for Worden's mother, music
tpacher
The evening times., 1896-11-21
Heart Disease Relieved IN 80
Minutes.

Dr. Agnew'S cure for the heart gives
perfect relief in ali cases OF organic or
sympathetic heart disease in 50 minutes,
and speedily affects u cure. 1t is peer
less remedy for pa!pitation, shurtness of
breath, snuthering spells, pain in left
SIDE a nd all symptoms OF a diseased heart
One dose conyinces.
Sold by +. c. Williams & Co., 9th and
sts.: 7. E ogram, 18th and Pa. ave,
and Gillman's Pharmacy, 6e1 Pa. ava
The evening times., 1896-11-21
Doctors viii Meet In venezuela.

City of Mexico, Nov. 21.-The proceed
ings OF the Pan-A merican Medlica Congress,
which has been In session here, terminated
yesterday. The next meeting will be
held at Ca racas, Venezuela, in 1899. The
doctors have been accorded an enthusiastic
reception by all classes, from President
Diaz do wnwardi They are much pleased
with the results OF the congress.
The evening times., 1896-11-21

The ladies of the Columbia Turnverein
have issued cards of invitation for a leap
year ball to be given Monday evening, No.
vember 80, at National Rifles Armory.
The committee of arrangements is compos-
ed of the following ladies: Mrs. +. Althrup,
Miss H Ball, Miss A. BoSse, Mrs. F. Carl,
Mrs. J. Lederer, Mrs. A Mass, Mrs. NJ.
Rhymer. Mrs. H C. Scott. Mrs II Auracher.
Misses Becker, Mrs. f. Blatzheim, Mrs. J.
Duehring, Mrs. NJ. Lederer, Mrs. Powell,
Miss Richenbaraer, Miss f. Wetzell, Miss
f. Auracher. Mrs. Z. H. Boetler. Mrs. F.
Bosse, Misses vUn EZdorf, Mrs C. Lerch,
Miss A Rhymer, Mrs. NJ. Sampson and Mrs.
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