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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

A Finlhnder ny the name OF JOka.
ia was crushed T. death IA the Union
Pacific mines NJ Carbon, Wyoming,
Tuesday, by \ hugh wedgt-shsp0d
rock falling upon INN. lie was found
IN sitting posture, with his head auu
shoulder forced down between his legs,
his head being nrushed,
Charles j. Doyle, a noted gambler
aud "6ure thug" mNu VINO has carried
90 uls game on the Pacific coast Tor a
long time, ana who eloptd several
years ago with the daughter VI a prom
lurnt citizen Of Oakand, Cal, anu
afterwards deserted her, subsequently
clipping with beautiful San Francisco
girl whUm no also deserted, has been
Ellled IA sonora by Mexican whom
he had seEldlsd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20
samuel Rnssel Dead.

Today Elder Samuel Russell OF tho
Fifteenth wsrd, died OF pneumonia.
his illness was Of short duration. al.
though the deceased has been Ia fail
ing health tor some time, He was one
Of the early residents Of the state, a
quiet, uuassumlnS man, gud highly
respected, Funeral service will lake
place at tho Fifteenth ward meeting
house Tuesday ut IL E,m. Tue de-.
Cesspd was member VI the second
quorum Oi Seventies,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

l1gue1 Fhntssi-, representing grouu
~ ok female ttuiUs Atlifed In stTsngs
yestments.
Henry Stanley Todd Of ~. Louis
exhibits the best painting he hiss
snuwn. lt 10 ohstmiug portrait OF
Miss McGrow Of II. Lewis, pretty
cleiy girl, wearing dress Of rose
colnfed ofepon and standing against a
bhckg ouHd ~ gray plush.
Miss Elizabeth Loutise Of Ciuclunsti
uss plc u'o Of Bfittsuy girls, entitle 0
Heufs d'E,e, la Lurou de Lecture,
feptesonting sister VI charity In the
quaint u0atims VI the order OF ~. VIM.
cent de Paul, with class Of little
cuIllrvu ABOUT her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

lie Brinas ui,h iiim - Coma for an
lmrrasncN.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2O.-Edward
Evans, Of SHANGHAI, China, who wac
among the passengers on the steamer
Gaelic, says that Li Hung Chang, the
eminent yicefoy nov on his way to
M0gUow 90 attend the coronation NJ
tue ear, tosk with him on his trip a
caskct In which he expects 10 be- buried
when he dies.
"lt IL not an unusual thing Tor Chi
nsEe 10 buy tneir own oOmna And
keep them Ia their houses the same ~
any other Article OF furniture until they
shunl OIL the mortal coll" he sald.
ITO carry coffin with Une's feli on a
long journey TO guard against any H.
C1uvenisucos ia Cusu Of death may
seem ridiculous 90 American, uut
traI HI Hung Chang has done tuis
know 10 he fact have the story
from "a mlssiounry ia China who wns
engaged by Ii HUM Uhaug 10 aocom-
pauy him on the voyage, but who gave
up the trip nj the last mgmOut"
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Tho ahsrse Ag.In.. nIa..

wAsmNUTON, April .U.- lnioFma.
iiun winch has reached Minister dc
LONE shows that tne charge upon
which Rev. A, J. Din1, the BapIist
miuiaIer. was arrested aud incnrccrat.
ed by the spanish 0fiicials nj Havala,
was that o' being implicated In a
contemplated uptiHlng against the
government On the uuiskifls OF Ia.
vaua. The prisoner viii have a Pre-.
iiminary hearing 20 atcrrIaib the
truth OF the Otisnso with which he 10
charged,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

OMAHA, April ia special ~ the
Bee from Waterloo, la, says! Evan
gcllst Howard 10 threatened by mob
on account " his wild remarks In tue
pulpit The local paper criticised the
evangelist, VINO Tetslialed by calling
the author Of the article black hearted
liar A prominent lawyer who 10.
dorsed the evangelisps statement that
"NaisflOO Is ~ rotten as hell" mas
been hanged In tiligy. The evsBgelis,
iilutlshrs a revolver anu Threatens to
shoot the frat man 10 cause trouble.
rhefo Is Intense excitement In the
town,
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A Haunted House.

GUTHRIE, q. r., April 2O.-Thsrs Ia
mucn excitement over the alleged
haunting OF the house Ia which Ellis
Myets, the unfortunate girl from
Pueblo, Colo, was found dead two
weeks ago. Tho inmates have all
novel out because OF fear ami neigh.
blr, say that tho giTl's spirit RppeaTs
every MI ht aud can DO seen wander.
Ing aUJut the house moaning aud CRY
INK for help. There are TumOfB that
the girl was not dead when found, but
buried alive, HhBT brother has AZ.
rived from Colorado and viii have the
body exhumed and an examination
made,
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TnrnrahI, R.rsrI. Arreed an.

WAsHINurOS, April 2O.-Ths Sen.
ate committee on Judiciary today made
a favorable report upon tho resolution
authorizing putcHaseS At mortgage
sale OF lheAtlanIio suI Pacific TeoTgan.
lied .aC,
WAsuISGTON, April 20. - The
House committee on ways and means
today decided TO report iavoTAnly the
Senate bill to give 500, 900 for gov.
erument building ana exhibit at the
Trans Mississippi aud international
exposition In Omaha Ia 1888. An
amendment was added ptoVllIug the
exposition authorities must Taife an
equal sum,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

CoBuHI, April 2D.-Thc wedding Of
Princess Alexandra OF saNe.CUburg-
Goiha, 10 the hereditary Prince Ernest
Of MISUNDERSTANDING, took place
today VI 10 siam. TIE witnesses were
the Duke % York and Grand Duke
Paul OF Russia. The Duke Of SAKE.
Coburg.Gotha conducted the Empress
OF Germany to church aud tno Emperor
Oi Germany tauUT,rd the Duchess OF
SAKE. Cuburg. Gotha. A. the moment
Of the exchange OF ring, an artillery
saIuIo was fitcd. The Wedding break.
fact took place In tho throne room.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

CHICAGO, Ami gO.-Last week Rev.
JouKiu Lloyd Jones announced that
all hicy clitts who attended the sun Jay
m1rnlig services ~ OAklAul music
hall would have their bicycles takcu
care o., and o. result " this au-
nouncemunt number OF people who
ride the wheel we're present. 10 wAs
the frat trial In Chicago Of the expert.
meut OF checking tho bicyoltB OF
church goers NJ the door Of the house
ni worship, nud the result was all that
could have treu expelled. The day
opened cool aud cloudy anu RJ0ut tue
time when the minds Ui the uevUut
turn 20 thoughts VI pulpit OrAloty, IL
looked "a " rain might dss end al any
moment Ia consequence fewer
devlteri OF tho rubber footed stued
were out in the morning than would
have been Hwheel, had thb weather
conditions been moro favorable.
Enough came rolling up % the churuu
door, however, to give Janitor Liy.
ingslou an idea " what was la store
for Aim the FRET Sunday rCyEning "
follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

PAULsBoRo, Apri 4O.-Mrs. Han.
nah ChaTI celebrated her Josh birth
day at Fgrrel To-Day, Inors were
present three sons, tuifly'lwO grand
children, slghty-two gseaI-graudobil,
drCn and twelve RreAt.lrtaI'gTAndo
irrn. Hundreds u people paid their
respects u tue Oldest lady ia New
Jersey,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20
Niearsgusu Rebel. Defeated.

NEW YORK, April 2O.-A dispatch
10 the Herald from Panama, COlombis,
say!
President HelAIh has again signally
defeated the forces Of the rebels In
Nicaragua, the Horald's correspondent
IN Mauagua telegraphs. One Of the
strongest positions OF tho fevolutionist.,
TsblOB, six miles from Nagarotc, has
also fallen Into the hands Of tho led.
eral troops,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20
GEN. wEYLEWs CAMPAIGN
IL u Failure, " HAooO Succeeds In
Crossing tho spanish Lines,

NEW York, April 20.-A dispatch
to the World from Havana says;
II General MnceO tucceeus In cross.
ing the eighteenth mile lRrrler Ia spite
VI tue $4,000 Spanish regulars pressing
him on all sidts, Gen Woyler must
confess, as Gen. Campos dld, that the
campaign Ia a failure anu that Spain
cannot 0hd Ihls war by her own un.
aided forces.
The rebel general has sent word 10
his friends In Havana that no will
break through the tr0Cha when he IL
ready, anu that when ihs first sh Owers
OF rain fall, the captain generals plan
viii turn To dust, Is certain tina,
General MaoeO has some sure means Of
suddenly assembling his rowing bands
on this aide Of the IrOohei some say by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

81. LOUIS, April 2O.-rhv United
States postal nutnotitits have received
a telegram from Harrison, AK, tbAt
posIofiice inspectors have placed under
arrest PostmisIfess Mite. Luna Lucas
aud her assistant Ain. Minnie Hun.
man, who were In charge Of tue post.
IN % nj Oregon, Arb, on the charge
OF HninR tho registered aud utuinGfy
mailt. Mfs. Lucas was afresto ne TIE
principal AMI her assistant 40 tue nc.
cessoTy la the crime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, April 90
Frank uarrisand Foster Pollard, tho
Kansas city murderer, were granted
a iuTI ,tsby execution this morning,
unul Fuday, May 10, 1896 The time
Is extended 10 give ,ur governor time
to examine tbs application for commu.
tAllOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

CHICAGO, April EOS. >. ulDben Of
Cant ruia, Prtsldtnt Oi thu Ar ma
Sandstone company was rulcab q
from Briduwrll On Saturday afternoon
by order Of Mayor swift Hlubeu was
taken In charge by Mu. Huihelmer, "A
niece residing here. Shu says Mrs,
Hibben lrit her husband when she
found ne was In lSEldeWoll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20
Dial. orIme 900 10 ILnnnn.

HAVANA, April 90 Rev. Albert
DAz, the American Baptist mIsslou.
airy, aud bis brother Alfred arrested
last week, are sui held "lucOmmuui-
cadu" anu therefore nothing denuite
eau ba atcrr,Ained regarding the
charges against them further than that
Il generally undtrst0Od tnUy are Of
political nature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20
Married atiiouoiuiu.

SAN FHANCtCO, Ami 2O.-Ihu
steamer Gaelic bungs news Of tue mar
rlngu ai Honolulu on tho lOih Inst VI
Lloyd Osuurne, stepsou Of the late
X bert Louis Stevenson, to Niles
Katherine DIThEm Of Sptinsfi ed 4,
NO. Mics Dufham has been n student
~ STAFFORD University for this last Two
yelIa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20
Licensed to Wed.

Deputy Cleik Misa Reodall Issued
marriage licenses today 10 J, r,
Hongly, aged 20, and Christina NJ.
Gfccn, agei 20, 10th Of Mn Creek;
Henry Armstrong, aged 20, OF SAT-
Lake, anu ElIEl A. Sessions, aged IS,
VI Last BJuuuIul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20
roIlId.d WIN . I.lgh..nIp.

GLASGOW, April 2O.-Tho steamer
Marsuen uollided wIih the British
bark Firth Of S1lway, yesterday, near
kish lightshlp, causing the lAt,rr 10
,iuk, Thirteen men and Captain Ken.
uElck's vile anu child were drowned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20
The salvation Army sehI.m.

CHICAGO, April 20.-A special to
the Tribune from 81. Paul, MINI,
say,; Nearly ninety per cent Of the
members OF the Salvation army In this
city have declared for Ballingtou
Booth and only await his arrival or
that Of one OF his officials to make
known their position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

wAsuISGTOS, ID. g., April 2O.-
The bOud Investigation resolution WAS
laid uslie by the Senate this afternoon
alter a short c ntrOyorsy, PeilUr agreed
10 q pObIpoutment after an appeal by
Allison not t0 dvlay The appropriation
bills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20
In tho Ninth Wand.

This, Monday evening, commencing
Al O'Clock, MIN Ms exhibition Of his.
totcal, temperance and comic views
Will be- given Ina tho Ninth ward hall.
The display VI pictures will DO III
tefspersud With music.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

ZANZmAR. Apul 20 Inc steamers,
iuiI ot Gsrmau troops, are passing dai.
ly on the way to lauga, German East
Africa. It's supposed trouble " eI.
peoled with the lusurgent chief
MuATukb1lE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

CHICAGO, April Co. ghu Demo.
cratic state central committee today
Peoria on Tuesday, June 20, by a vote
az 81 to o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20
Additional appropriations.

WAsmSGTOS, April co. Toe senate
committees VA appropriations today re-
ported the 5undTy civil appropriation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20
nIuErALIIr ,UNrrnENcE.
Delegates From uauy Counties meet
a. nrussris,

BRussELa, April 2J.-rho bimelallic
conference called with a view Of paw
ing the way 10 International negotih.
lions On the sublsct, mscmbled here to-
day. Dslegsle- nom Germany, the
United States, Great BrllAin, France,
Austris, Rus'n, Belgium, Denmark,
Holland auu R1umsuis are prcsBut.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

wAsnINGTON, Apul 2J.-EK. U United
Staten Consul Waller was ~ tbs state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

NEW YORS, April Co., sldelback
Iohslhelmsr q 90. viii ship $500, 900
gold ~ Europe tomorrow.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-29
the Day


Accompanied by a number OF the la
dies Of the LEGAL chapter 0. L. S.. the
editor had the privilege anu pleasure
last week OF attending the annual ses-
sion Of the grand chapter. held at tie
city Of Breoklngs. TO say that most
enjoyable time was had at this gathering
would lie but Il feeble statement OF q
pronounced fact. The session was one
Of the best and most lal gely attended IN
the history Of the order in the state.
While the organization is a ladies' INST.
tuition more particularly, and the gen
uemen members are tolerated more fer
ornamental purposes than because they
are Of any practical use, We willingly
acknowledge that we were treated with
the most kindly consideration by the
ladies', not only while we we're uneer the
care and protection Of the Miibalk dele
cation on the route, but also during our
stay IN Brooklngs. The manner IN
which the ladies handled the business
OF the chapter and .ho way III which
they sat down Imeaphorieally spelkin1(
upon tie obstreperous male delegates
who We're inclined TO DO more than their
share OF talking, was one Of the features
OF the convention and Il tribute TO tie
ladies knowledge OF parliamentary
usages and determination to maintain
their ancient and generally conceded
orerogative in this line.
Not little ot the enjoyment &C tie
occasion was due to the delightful man
ner in which the local chapter ana the
people Of Brookings entertained their
guests during the three days session
TIE little city is one Of the prettiesi
towns IN the State, with more than tie
ordinary number Of comfortable and
cosy homes. betokening spirit Of thrift
and refinement among its people, and
which has gwen the place the we'll
deserved appellation Of "the city of
homes The unostentations hospitai-
ty OF the citizens and the innumerable
kindly courtesies which were show cred
upon the visitors on this occasion viii
cause them long to remember Brookings
and its good people with the most pleas
ant associations
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-29
CLASS OF TINEI'x-siN


TIE Glass Misses Nellie Alderman.
Aimee =. Cleveland, Florence Ger
trnde Elliot, Josephine Fanset, Carrie
Trowhridge, Mary Alice Wood, and
liam T.. Phalen
Last evening the trIeGds and acquaint-
anees OF the eight young persons who
were to receive their diplomas as grad
yates of the Milbank high school, were
gathered in great numbers at the Con
gregatjOnai church, in bonor of the
occasion, and the large church was
packed to the full with an lnterested q
aud ience. The graduates we're arrang-
ed in semi-circle on the rostrnm, with
the class motto "Esse. guam ylderl.'
archel over the platform. With the
class sat little Miss Annis Healy and
Master Paul Kelly, who distributed tic
floral offerings 10 each Of the pari-
cinants at the conclusion OF their essays,
the tributes being gathered from the
audience by four young lady school
ato Tho ,ro,r,,,, nf avo,.isas VIC
as follows:
Music nilIer.s Orchestra
-. po = nz;u;.,
ru,o ,.i,.s ,,ile Nc pa,,
A., pa..o
sal,,,.or, Alioa Wood
o.a+io, .s;,ont Tnfnanco Carr,a
c.ot ~, u,ra,l ,s1,an
,.ran "a Wa,a
n4: ..-rhaa 1,,,l, ~ ~ ,,,e, va
,. Il pho1o,
Grafton .,mar;na.s Prograss j A,maa
) r,..o,aa,
! : ' o' ~. nc,,;..
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-29
Ashton the Dentist will be at his
MlibanH office on and after June s.

SliloahN Office on and after June s.
Union services were held in the
churches last sunday. In the morning
the pastor of the II. +. church. Rev. @,
" "HlalhS 'reacned memorial sermon
uh"et lhe auspices OF the q. \. H.,
humphrey post and Relief Corps attend
ing III BODY and the church being hand
SoileIy decorated for the occasion with
uhe national co!ors and flags. Pictures
OF Lhcoln and Grant also adorned the
platlorm, anu the decorations presented
a very pretty appearances. choir
composed OF singers from both churches
rendered several patriotic selections ap-
proprIate to the occasion. The sermon
was OF the most interesting and elevat-
ing character, tending TO inspire lofty
patriotism and grateful recognition Of
the services OF those who had suffered
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-29
InE NOEc1.Aa. ts-HS.
Governor Sheldon TO be the Honor
cd Guest OF ft..c Occasion

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Notice to Members Of a. O. Il. w.

Security Lodge 10. Z, a. Q. L. W,
has voted to turn out ii a body on
Memorial Day. Saturday. May 30, and
every member il MiIbank and vicinity
Who is not an old soIcier, IS expected to
be in line with tie worhmen.
Meet at A. O. u. W. ball at $50
sharp.
A T. HORTON.
wv Recorder.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-29

The Evergreen correspondent OF tie
Review comes 10 the rescue ot that
paper and Silver Joe in last weeks is
sue, and qui3bles with the statement Wa
mate that France Is upon gold stan
dard basis and says that tie report of
the director OF the mint places France
on gold and SILVER basis. The Ever
green correspondent follows the regular
popuhst plan Of sQuirming out on some
technical phrase Whor Fact Is pushed
close un to him. The contention Of this
paper was that the monetary system OF
France as regards gold and silver is
ldenh"al with that or Tie United States,
and II the former country was prosper
Gus because OF her monetary system, the
latter country should also De prosperous.
france Is on pimetahc basis just tho
same as Is TINS country, and II we are on
bImetalle basis, Tor what in the world
Is SILVER Joe anu Evergreen and our
other popuiISt trends making themsei-
YES hoarSe crying Tor free SILVER: Both
france and the United States suspended
iree coinage ot SILVER more than twenty
years ago, ana Wh'Ie hoth countries use
slNef IN thelf currency and III this sense
are on gold aud silver basis, the latter
metal IS coined only for the government
ana net on private demand, The meas
1,.
.o;o.ao i ,,a,n,aiaud
i : l,fta1 - ,rhat .,a.o
deem prudent TO coin Evprrropn eaye
again "The HErAtD.AnyAycr, saws that
Franco hae NO o,,e,.,,,,,,,,,,, :, M:
aaa,,, ..;,,.
and then prOTp hat tho 0Iroiatlpn tbat
was never made. is NOT ,rna We stated
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-29

'e'" "Is&l+No. ton. Meal, at
5l0.oo ton at IlohlAHD Bios. 2w*
Melvin Rice, of Canada, will spend tho
summer with his uncle ana family Mr.
VIM, Booth.
Mrs J. S. Bosworth and Miss Della
start next week Tor a visit to the old
home and friends In Eaton county,
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandlord start the first
OF the week on VISIT to their old home
IN Canada, making short stop with
friends in Minneapolis willie on their
way.
Last year it was though, the creamery
was doing tolerably well waen it was
taking in 5000 or 10000 lbs. of milk.
but Monday OF last week receipts were
$4,000 lbs
The l'emenyi Concert Company is en-
joying excellent business this season,
not inre4uently having Standing room
only. Such is tn result of renown and
genus.
Je"eler Rust has removed his place Of
business TO the Gerber building, where
he has added stock Of confectionery.
and wlll run this department in connec-
lion with his Jewclry business.
Mrs j. a, Williams entertained the
teachers Of The public schools Wednes-
day evening, and Mrs i. S. Healy last
week gave a reception to the graduating
class Of the high school.
The lost is found, and the finding indi-
Gates that it pays to advertise. The
stray colt belonging to the editors family
has been located at the farm Of Peter
Van Asche in Roberts county.
Hon J L. Lockhart. Commissioner
School and Public Lands, is shaking
hands with his MilhanS friends today,
and is being greeted with "lIqllo, Jack 9
by bis Old neighbors.
.
Mo, Wednesday evening about 5o'cIock.
The loss Of life has been estimated 70 be
away up IN the hundreds, and the prop
erly loss VIII be enerfloas Tie week
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ta.ol o,..,oros ha.,,,r hoao ra,.a,taa f,ae,
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1-;ala.. ,;.nos of nr,on,i,Ia >, With
n
H., u-..7,,n3 a.,1 cra, ar,,,ia
III. " t,a E;- s,one ,Iaaal,abt made
us pleasant fraternal call while on
visit 10 Milbank today Tie ho,s are
enthusiastic boomers el big stone, aha
are giving the little city hy tie lake 4
splendid paper, that is worthy OF the
best possible support
Miss louise Roman. tue celebrated
,ia,,st who accomoanles Remenyi this
.ooso, ;s ,ol,;,o nrononnca.l impres-
sion, sharing honors with the famous
vlolinst. and receiving universal com
mendation everywhere for her brilliant
and artistic work.
r,.,ora pomanv, tho GREAT Hunra-
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