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The evening times., 1896-05-13

vailing st yles. The wide green straw
Louise sailor has a much dcntcd crown
covered with lilies of the valley and their
leaves, while the brim i'll front is trimmed
with loops and small rosettes of white
taffcta ribbon. the effect of which against
the green is delightfully."- cool.
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AND. by the way. that same coat and
skirt gown seems destined never to 80 out
of style. as it is still affected above all
other modes by the well-dressed woman.
The new crash. duck, linen and canvas
gowns are almost invariably made in that
useful and chic fashion.
o.
THE pointed bodice is a revival OF old
time fashions. which appears on many
new evening dresses. The point is deep
in front and back, some are laced up the
back, While others are finished with the
embroidered stomac cher, identical in cut
and shape with that which our grand
mothers wore.
THE diminished sleeve with which we
a re threatened will bring about revolu-
ton in our attire in order to preserve the
fitness of things and the correct proper
ton of size narrower skirts and smaller
hats will doubtless be adopted.
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A FANCY waist of flowercd silk is given
summery and scasonable touch by the
addition of double frills of lace over the
shoulders and white chiffon draped to the
front and tied i'll a large bow fastened with
a gold buckle.
o.
GRASS lawn in ecru. cream and white
is leading material among the thin waists
Cor wear in warm weather, as well as for
The evening times., 1896-05-13
Nice for A simmer Dinner

Iced veget ables are wholesome and de-
liCious for sumner dinners. To prepare
them, cook the vegetables and dress them
with melted butter while warm, and set
them in the refrigerator until chilled. Ar
range on dish. carnish with pickles,
sliced lemons or salad leaves, or the sauces
NAV be ma le very cold and sent tothe table
in a separate dish, to be served with the
iced yeget ables.
The evening times., 1896-05-13
Bnrdered HnndkerChiefS,

Every letter from abroad tells Of new
handkerChiefS having Culored borders. But
So far the American counters show only
plain white II is. hardly to be doubted,
hut the Partisan fashion viii return with
the summer wanderers who shop at the
fascinating Bon MarChe.
The evening times., 1896-05-13

The Ladies' Aid Association, of tie First
Raptist Church, gave a stra wberry tea Ill
the lecture room of the church last night.
The entertainment was for the benefit OF
the Bap aptIst Home, and neat sum was real
ized Mrs. c. L. Young, president OF the
club; Mrs Charles Stately, vice prcsi-
Ient; Mrs ID. MCPhersin, secretary. and
Mrs. Lutte, treasurer. were the reoep-
lion committee Miss Frances Jacobs
Tecited i'll her agreeable style. The ladies'
N charge of the supper booths were Mrs.
Wngficld, Mrs. Blackwell. Mrs. Chapen,
Mrs MacMurray, Mrs. Petit and Mrs.
Charles Needem.
The evening times., 1896-05-13
Good Time 10 Buy Crepon.

Now that crepOn is selling cheaper than
ever, it is good time to buy it for
children's frocks aud pretty house wrappe rs
and matinees. The light colOrs are es-
pecially seryicable and make up prettily
for all those things where fashionable
fabrics are not required.
The evening times., 1896-05-13
ColleSeEducated Women

Vassar. the Oldest of women's colleges.
is but thirty years old. Nearly l, 200 wo-
men have graduated from vassar. and about
5000 from all the other women's colleges
put together. About 1000 other college
bred women have taken degrees at the
CO. educational institutions.
The evening times., 1896-05-13
WIVES AND MOTHERS.

I'll AM tired said the thoughtful wOm-
an, of all this din which the men
make about training women to be
good wives and mothers. There is
no denying there is no holier, higher
destiny in the world Gf il is done success
fully, and perhaps none that brings more
real happiness, but the fact remains that
there are many of US who have no aptitude
for 1t any more than We have au ear for
music or the capacity to write pleasing
verse. And the reverse of the picture, too.
seems to be quite lost sight OF, for whoever
heard OF the desirability OF training young
men to be good husbands aud fathers.
The casual young man is quite as untitled
as the average young girl to bear the re-
sponsibility OF household. And suppose
with our training we don't become wives
and mothers after all-what are we to do
then. If they a re going to insist on our fo.-
lowing only the one avocation, they sholldat
least guarantee every one of US desirable
and comfortable match New York Jour.
nal
The evening times., 1896-05-13
nrraOf

A teacher in one Of the public schools Of
R recently asked her pupils to write
sentence which should introduce the word
anonymous" explaining TO them that the
word meant without Il naiUc.' When the
papers were handed in this startling SEN
tence met her eye: ''ou my way to school
this morning saw an anonymous cow
Judge.
The evening times., 1896-05-13
womnn .Jusr Discovered

One would think that women, like the
Roentgen rays, had only just been dis
covered. to judge from the inC:ssant clamor.
the virulent abuse, the exaggerated praise
with which she is daily greeted in news
papers and books-New York Recorder.
The evening times., 1896-05-13
Eypry;I,iuD I,Oyply

Hortense So we are both to be married
al Easter
Mildred-How lovely. We can swap our
duplicate presents.
The evening times., 1896-05-13

daughters of one of the most popular couples
IN New York society. She refused abso-
lutely to believe the guilt of her fiance.
and she married him shortly after the
termination of the trial. Miss Garner
brought to her husband "a large fortune.
The evening times., 1896-05-13

SILK and leather belts are taking the
place of the narrower gold bands, and
black elastic belts are also seen. and are
wide or narrow, according to the figure.
The incli-wid belt has the effect OF dimin-
!shing the size of the waist to a marked
degree.
The evening times., 1896-05-13
Fishbones in the Throat.

With children in the house it is especially
necessary to know how TO remove fish
bones or anything else that has lodged in
the throat The white Of raw egg will
do this.
The evening times., 1896-05-13

THE variety of patterns in grass lawn
are beyond description, but the latest nov
city is the chine effect. which is more at.
tractivc than all the Others. pretty as they
are in their flowers and stripes and open
work effects.
The evening times., 1896-05-13

WIDE belts of bias satin slightly draped
around the figure are a feature OF the sum-
mcr gowns. and are fastened directly in
front with three stiff bows of the same
satin.
The evening times., 1896-05-13
THE PROPER THING.

- ILK handkerchiefs I'm subdued blue.
green and red tints are used as
vests in the new Louis Seize coats,
the pointed ends of which, lace
trimmed, fall below the wide belt
of black satin.
The evening times., 1896-05-13
THE DAYS DISH.
A,paragu. In Ambush.

lRST, take one large bunch Of as
~ paragus: chop and bOilin Just water
enough to cook it tender. Sec
L ond, have ready half dozen stale
biscuits or rolls. from which you
have cut a. neat top slice and sCraped out
the crumbs; set them i'll the oven to crisp:
Il aging the tops beside them. that the cav
Itives may be well dried. Third. put into
a saucepan onehalf pint OF milk; let it come
to a boil, aud add TWO we'll beaten eggs;
STIR until thick, then add a spoonful OF
butter, and season with saitspOonfui OF
salt and pinch OF Pepper. Fourth, add
the asparagus and stir until very hot, but
do not let II toll FiftS. add the rolls with
the mixture: put on the tops, rub butter
over, and set i ii the or en- for three minutes.
The evening times., 1896-05-13

ALL sorts of vests. blouses. fronts. col
lars and fichus are made of grass lawn
and are invaluable helps to freshen up a
plain silk waist or supply the finish for the
conventional coatandskirt gown.
The evening times., 1896-05-13

Tremendous summer suit sale at the Bon
MarChe, today.
The evening times., 1896-05-13

A CHARMING gown of blue and white
China silk is seen in the trousseau of a COM
ing bride. The pointed vest has full vest
OF white chiffon. which, extending around
the edge of the waist as a girdle. falls in
the back in n wide sash TO the hem OF the
full flarDg skirt.
The evening times., 1896-05-13

Miss Edith A. LarimOre gave party TO
her little friends on Saturday last, from
2 to 4 p. M, in honor of her seventh
birthday Refreshments were served and
an enjoyable time was had.
The evening times., 1896-05-13

A HAT to he worn at bicycle tea is
shown at a modish milliner's, and is rcai-
ly some what of a departure from the pre-
The evening times., 1896-05-13
SOME RULES FOR HEALTH.

FEVER eat bet ween meals unless sou
nj are an invalid The meals of the
day should be a substantial break
= fast, light lunch and good diD-
ner: do not drink tea more than once
day, and never with meat. Go to bed
between 10 and IL taking a warm but not
hot bath first. and add tn the bath a little
ammonia. This cleanses the pores of the
skin from the dust and dirt Of the day. aud
so allows free perspiration duriag the
night, and also induces sleep. A glass Of cold
or hot water taken just before getting into
bed flushes the system and acts as a
sedatiye, willie glass OF hot water slipped
in the morning often cures even obstinate
indigestion. Do not read in bed, and do not
keep light in your room, as it not only
tires the eyes, but consumes the good air
We require for ourselves.
The evening times., 1896-05-13

Tremendous summer suit sale at the Bon
Marche, today.
The evening times., 1896-05-13

entire dresses, and the sheer qualities. al
most like chiffon, are very desirable made
over colored silk.
The evening times., 1896-05-13

200 ydS lOc Dress
Gingham,
SIC yd
The evening times., 1896-05-13

500 ydS Rustic Per-
caline. l y6 wi e,
&c yd
The evening times., 1896-05-13

A lot of Striped and
Figured Ora IS Cloth,
fast ColorS,
e. ,A
The evening times., 1896-05-13

GRASS lawn in ecru. cream and white
is leading material among the thin waists
sor wear in warm weather, as well as for
The evening times., 1896-05-13

see The Times of this morning. Serge
Suits. Crash Suits, Linen Suits,
Cloth Suits, Shepherds Plaid Suits,
The evening times., 1896-05-13

5000 ydS of a Mixed
lot in I2hC Percale.
Lawn. Organdie, etc:
Sc vd
The evening times., 1896-05-13
DO HAVE A BAMBOO HALL.

T BAMBOO han is something new in
house decoration, which, however,
I requires to be furnished entirely
L in keeping. Soft, yellow mating
The evening times., 1896-05-13

500 ydS best Un-
bleached Drilling,
&c yd
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-10

poa oHentlig Grunb, Sames. gd, bporIor ~betr6fter otf
ani9ts llbirpt ale mine antlagsr mob big9 oOortor
moobepiier bi BEN itte2 Sporfor, ia bOOrfor bar ou bee
orastt mig pdd benne Wodbe? @d, bet er idu 9rulomt,
iaa hjertslsit os idu uIist en- Mdnb!"
Sun tsrrebs 5aarsrns al fine Zine og ienots ct lan8t,
bebreioertoe Bill ino bans bleee glnigt, Der bldnost nreo
Stjsnbeo bite bans moralite Spoebeo mere tpoelig eno
npeeniinbe fer.
seq gddr tilba9e til NIT 5ien, Sdrres, idgbe bun MI
nneo toranbret Stsrnn1e, "tilbage til bet Stec, bbor bh
tsrIt fdnbt mig iom e, lpttelia, iorgles 9ige ior minore
END ct Mar fioer. Seq penbsr biem ION en- Spinoe, bpts
rnp1renoe og ienere Gip er blepet f%orbitret ior bin Siplo.
Oeriom be fomntenbe Nar @jsneiGloslien ifuloe rdnnme
big, forbi bu bar fsrt bag 2piet en- apinoe, Der itoleoe pdd
big os elftsoe big meo belle fin Sjat, iaa BIZ jeg fdd bet at
oloe. Cub | Simlen BIZ pda en- eqer unosn Nladoe ldoe
mig is, at ban er ~retf9rbig og betaler snbper efter fine Gjers
nin9sr. Gubs Strafeoom ipnss oft. at bile %ubebltpe;
men ben tornmer, naar bet minbIt psntes. Sdrbel! Cub
iorldce mig min Spno peb at enIte big Snot, Iorn jeg
ms bar giort. Seq bar boIot for msget al big til at piQe
big noget omit. 5ilgio mig oerfpr, pg iorisg at slenrme
mig!"
0srsn luitebe ia efer benbe. Sanss @errie itob snbnu
en- Stuno rteo bet blsge, uitabi9s llbtrpt 1T 4nEsi. Sils
iibft ubbrpo ban Snerte, iOet ban taIebe ig nsb pdu fin
Stol:
"Tu er bun borte - BUN, nit 9ips rsnsIte Snipiratton
- ben eneite apinbe, fom n~ogsniinbe funoe babe sjort mig
pirteltg lptteIig % hiulpet mig til at lepe ct bprbigt Qip
Iom ct npttigt MsoIem al Sdmfunbet! gu Ter leg fart,
at neo henbe er alt foripunbet, ipm turbe bare eiort mig
2ibet fj9rt pe p9rb at lebe. = Sg bet er aItIamnsn min
esen SfDlb!"
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-10
81 Wange ont nqen,
"9ecorab=p Soften 'gco Arnen.
Sptr iitsoas % Srsoas bsr si,n.
Stl oen ganale Nris,
S1.25 for Margauaen,

ESTABLISHMENT uofommer rneb A Gioer r,S,..
Uco Irtct, o. Sreoagssgluneret ~uotUmm,r ~, W. y
Sloer. "V J
Bore Abpunenter ol SeroeS faa en- betbSsri, op.
mere 2aieitpf % f~rilfere glDbeber. gaabe 9ir.NM, a"9Os
Srebass'0iumsret ~inoebolosr gRp6eoer fra 9rn. ''s'' ?
lanoet, Npt ira ssalblInStOn % aon9resen, ia s. Nv n.
ifiellige Geaislntrrer, pip. "F'
abOnnenterne pl bereiter faa TO fulbfanbio, gsi;., :.
l9e. WV
Greba9ssglumeret oil forlbsn Npbeoer OH ;rS,t.n
29snin9 al blanoet Snobolo, gooe 0ortaQtroer No., y
BIZ give 6Urtaainaerue Seo Irnen nUoet ,a,r Saaa
reipOnoaucer, 8reoe fra Gamlelanpet, 'fpr 1vorr,,, % W
Jet % 6auen," 2nsnina for lluooomn,en, SirtGos g;$'
retnin8er, uiu. 9eeorab.GoHcn leperer aaoio g gra'
fra @amlelanbet, og i%orisaer iaapibt muliot n :, ~ ~
o%erretning fra ale 1ele al Qanoet. y"
8seae 8laoe oil inoebolbe fereife fuIofnn,,..
% paalioelige WarfeoSbcretminoer. "W
Blaoet ienoes I'll gtorge Cafe tire %llooauerl bss, T.,
Dag, ior 2 Collars gargaueen. 8ortoen olcre foi, y -,
Dollar % fire Gents, Og ,Subitriptiouen maa oericr imS,.
otrette til os, oa oi paa ingen Madoe fan betale Sorr,.
Jon for gtorgesabonnenter.
Gcertisiementerne fCroeles paa De to 9labe, "a Ser ar
oerfor Blue Tor bolosots faa apertis ienenter burt
9lab. wv"
Oct flyer fig ielu, at Subfriptionen bersfter I'm,
bttaits / Torfu0, oa pi elers life poa rn',
Wtnaoe fan oeobltpe at Ierbe no 9laoet to @anae ON II%ns, r
De rreoe Nbonnentsr anmpbes oeripr poa BET inSfyr,
ot9lte ON at ieuoe lin GubIfriptipu i SorItuo, enter h,
ct belt Var, Sl.25, eQer ct balps9lar, 63 Getts, elsr y
fpart slar, 80 Gents.
TorIG9 at ienoe os en- ny Snbitribent, mar o. i,s,r
3eres e9en SubiriptiOn, % De ifal baue IOr Sat ID,
SrDoertet. 6pr en- iaaoan 3isrelte bill oi icnoe Sem IN
erlra %rGnliebos, en- al benz Der saar mco gluOs 70,
$1.25.
SecorabsYoitc % Wco Irnen er pelhAi
Bet 9amle 9ano, o9man fan p~aniteli9 ienoe Ell mere S.
tonnen Saoe for ben lille Gum al . Gu1ars iii GIrotO D,
Senner oerbjsmme. Neroni bar pi mangioloiac 9i6re,
bnro Srtpe t%lemmsfra. Gorip9 en- ~star9an9 O3 f. ON
s life oil iaa 3af til 2gn.
3 Saab ON, at bore Seiirebelier for at itafis Sr,
9nnosmrno ct sOot, biligt Slao paaitipnncs, nb,iahs
Secorab:Yofem Os SeD @rmcn pua oct tssts
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-10
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bah North American Review. 49, Susraao. 3umorinit Site Sm 1a
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ooHS'lsm E9t 3Hntreret, - GGatiuae. Sp 3nuhra;oEu. ttr
hafpers Monthly - Vda afarurheHs Rano Tptrairq. ri 1Gu4ri1c1H
ota cages CTfe6nelc SaijaroneItu oa ghShsfppt. 10 3uUtrni9a1
eter Harpcrs Weekly. - , 9uepieusS Geroeu. "aruSHaa" cHr Rcwcds
Revue. @iMuSpTr. Sndnrtret. vi Saepb Y. guG. RomSoan 3Gc
Nreret Vic @a - S0OuIprr 90toteu. Suutrcret vi w D. fGNu
Sinidntosien, Slptrsret. via Brunch -Stapirieu ira @luS gaera
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tortnlghty Review. - Senrtt Rcrseldno. Are 1Gnhraticurr. gtr Bort
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Decorah-posten., 1896-04-10

gonos. u}en naar Der pirtslis tom q
mt grep, bpilten 7rpb! Sun 10 oa
orpb ON binunoen, tpsieDs puplrsi
"a Lao poooen belle Rdttsn for at tante
poa I'm Ri6arO. 9ogen eftsr la'i'
bun / en- oummsl GeoSrdF alt, 'on' 'too
ON bet aano, bOOri Ndnosn MI be-
fanot ia. Der itoO forrelten lille me-
act. fun roale 1al pg adnosts pro'
buffer: men bet PAR idd mor'olnt aul'
ospel, Tpntes bun. 90 ida l9tte bun
Be oamle grepe ON i9ien og ON t9len'
SsItsn meO fine StOrme bar toroI'
@intsren meo auIoe pg WEsrte Raooe
oiuet Qlaog for guaren, og MI par Del
Gpmmeren. Yad mere END en- Ifda'
neo bopbe bun life facet no8et Srsp'
pa meO Ell pi8 2GngItelie Iqtteoe hun
sfter, om life q%oitbuOet ftulos TONNE
Ii 3ruppen. Wen Ran git alttO benoes
I0sr forbi. Saa blsO bun ip9, % Den
lille gut tom til 9erOsn.
Gn Dag, itrur eftsr at bun bar
fommen op iQisn, rtn9eoe bet. Snn
tienOte iaa sOOt bet forte, tlferot9s
Sianal: QoItbuoet par en0eltg toms
met. 8 naite gieblit fob bun meo
en- ter aGonpolit @adnoen. Strlts
ten bar benpe u~betienot, o8 bun turoe
nqIten life du6ne 8repst, itjsnt bun
life tunoe fortlare ben ubeitemte5 plelie
ipm afbolpt benoe berfrd. 2tliIut
operpanot bun lin 6rpgt, brsO greOet,
laTte be fsrIte 2inier og iant bsioImst
neb beo ben lilies gugge.
0et ~inbe6olot FIN en- tort lnosrs
refining fra aeOerist ON, at Stibst bar
forliit meo Ntuno % Mus pad Stots
lambs Sbit. 0ssuon itoo bet, at
bun mob Sbittering tunoe bGpe en-
minors 9engeium.
Sette bar BEN fore Sprg t henoes
Qip, % bun 10 albrig mere. Sm lille
Barnet, benbes % Ri6dros lille 8ut,
bapbe ppret, piloe bun bare fulgt i'm
Mano; men ben lille bebppeoe benoe,
oa bun piloe leoe. GGn9e, meget
lanqe pdreoe bet, fpr bun tunoe rioe
ia uo al ben 9pale, iom bar faloen
oper benoe pcb unberretning ON Wtanz
oens 9so. Msn 8utten, ION dlorig
uilbe faa ie lin Sar, pluoreoe / Bug
gen % itratte fine butteoe SGnoer
imob bsnbe, pg bpor meget bun eno
bapbe miItet, ban Ituloe bog ulorit
Idbne noget.
ubpad SOFTEN 7pttebe bun ino /
apiitpGreliet oeroppe, og lille 8i4aro
opsieoes / Sepn al benoes ldrmenoe
WaTtine, for tiolie nGite Mprgen at
o9ttes al Iumme Gpo. 9un blep ben
lille, blege, foriagte Sperite, bpis
2ampe brGnbte belle Nutten, pg Tom
fur iielben bapbe 5io til at t9nte pua
8aursn, benbes pg Billiards. @aur.
Sober br, Mama?" iprugte en-
bdlpt 9ngitelig, balpt slab Stemme
peb Osren.
Sun iau pp. Der Itob lille Ri
6arb meo noele Stolebs9er unosr
Qrmen % iaa pau beroe meo be prlige,
t~rofaite Zine, rpbmusiet % iolbrGnot
citer Sommerens 2ese % 2stten. 90
'aa Zig papa iom ban bar; bet bapoe
BUN idgt BAN mango 9anee. !Sun
pintebe BAN ben til fig, og Fan trsb op
pda benoes Sang.
Wooeren tlappebe bans lpIe Saar
% iud bort ct Eieblit. Saa uo /
9eitre9net pper !SuIe % StorItensz
piber, og meoens @inosn IuieOe "a
ribteoe SrRerne for De iioIte glaoe,
tGntte bun pda Spnnens 6remtto
og pda 8adren, Billiards. og benoes
Wnnr for Iprna Ia,nn fSn
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-10
"Scturab'Y pfen"s npe Yrrmiebos.
Vamtltel9smimg 20. )

or %uoionriet. 4enne Trrniebp9 er ~uoentoiol oer tsSf,
iom "3eeorabs 9oien"s Gbonnenter noseufnbe bar prrst
t,lbrot. So9et ct trptt / MaaoStniorm ca i~noetulSy
rtelem 60 os 20 pene, iuteres iante % ~pplpienOe 9jGeNu,
% boerenelte Grt,tel er barb at laie. 9as %iaiennem ne.
oenItanenoe Sno6clot o. Ri bil aarantere, at Der or mcat
iaa al Slaoets sbpnnenter iom life pil laie boereusNc 81
ME / 8ogen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-10
fa3 Goer iast for aatarrb. ealpcr, Tom inoe.
hoIerr 0pifirIn.

a sottislo oil sanite ftfsrt sbelUagc 9ulteiauSsrsp.
'orlfnrre Dele Sptemst, mar bet 'dar 3uopaS ei,n
mem Slinootrllocn SdGoaune Sa1er burbe aloria
0ru3es' wtomtnors be ipra itripss al IN o~nurfleuo,
SGje; i1E Sf1een, be %uprftter, er 10 @lnae ltprr,
quo oct TlIlige @oos. man fan Ctnaa fra eem. Halr.
alarm lure, tloltet peo 4. 3. GScnep & az.
le!too; Ohio. iloeho!oer lie bet rinosne epifislb. a,
y Ior tl5ro res 9rul. Art b rter Eirctte paa giln
Ist % Sptencts SIiUlouer1loer. Nagr fsbS,
hals Satarrh Cure. uRr litter p1a, at 4 nor bfr
gaze yer otu9e5 nbOortf, or i~abriter,t 5olefo
:. elS.J eucn . & 50 1enimprtcr arlfis
W Sri9os al gruelintr. plis 75e pCr ffaf,.
(lurI
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-10

On batter Dag odbenbortee ban bsnbe benns fin ajGrs
ligbso % mobtpg benbes barnliee, idmmenbe, bpiaenoe
Gbar. at bun o~perfor BAN narepe be ianme 5%slsIier. Se
ida bep be ~forIopeos.
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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-07-02
SILVER MEN WILL WIN
National Chairman Harrity Ad-
mitS the Outlook Poor for
a Gold Plank.
Free Coinage Advocates vii!
Dominate and Name Their
Candidates.
Whatever the Outcome Penn
sy!Yania Democrats Will
Not Bolt.

P1TTsBURG, July National Chair
man Harrity, en- route to the Chicago
convention, said the outlook for gold
standard plank is not as favorable as
heretofore, and that the silver men
would probably dominate the conven-
ton and put their man i'll nomination
for president. He added that such "A
result would mean q hard fight in No
vember Whatever the outcome the
Pennsylvania delegation would not
bolt, bat abide by the decision of the
convention. He would not say whether
Robert T.. Pattison's name would be
placed before the convention as can
date for the presidency, but said the ex-
governor was certainly the unanimous
choice of Pennsylvania.
Vice President Stevenson also passed
through the city for the West during
the night. He positively refused TO be
interviewed politically, saying he was
out Of politics, and with his family was
going to their home to spend the sum
mcr.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-07-02
SILVER CONFERENCE.
First Meeting Devoted Largely to- Ex-
change of Views.

CHICAGO, July THE conference
meeting Of the national Democratic BIZ
metallic committee, was called to order
at the Sherman House few minutes
before noon by Senator Harris of Ten
nessee, who is chairman of the Organi-
zation. There was present quorum
of members of the committee, and q
large number of distinguished silver
Democrats including Turpie of Indiana,
Daniel of Virginia, and Cockrell of
Missouri, ex-Congressman Bryan Of
Nebraska, Snodgrass of Tennessee, be-
sides others.
The meeting was devoted largely TO
introduction and the exchange of views
as TO the lookout for the approaching
convention. The opinion was gener
ally expressed that there would be no
question as to the absolute control of
the convention by the silver forces, to
which was generally added determi-
nation to see that nothing happened to
in any way weaken the control. There
was more or less individual discussion
of Mr.. Whitney's attitude among the
delegates. 1t was noted that there was
no expression on the. part Of any one
favorable to yielding anything to the
gold standard element.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-07-02
BAD FOR THE MANOA.
Venezuelan Government Declares an Ad-
verse Title Perfect.

venezuelan Government Declares an Ad-
verse Title Perfect.
New YORK, July IA dispatch to
The Herald from Caracas says:
a special cabinet meeting was held on
Friday, at which it was decided that
the title of Mr.. George Trumbull, rep
resenting British capitalists, to valua-
bic iron mines situated near the Delta
territory was perfect. This is regarded
i'll official circles as death blow TO the
Mauoa company of Brooklyn.
Commenting on the above dispatch,
The Herald says:
THE ManOa company Of Brooklyn
was organized about 10 years ago. 1t
received a large grant of land in Ven
ezuela, near the territory which is now
claimed by the governments of that re-
public and Great Britain, from General
Guzman Blancv. The land which was
thus conceded included an asphalt lake.
The concession was afterward with
drawn but through the efforts Of Don
aid Grant of Faribault, Mimi, was
soon restored.
The company was unsuccessful III its
enterprise, however, and in August,
1895, meeting of creditors and bond
holders was held in this city. They
found that the company possessed no
money, and had floating debt Of 800,
900 and a mortgage debt of 100000.
A motion was made before Judge
Clement Of the supreme court, in Brook
lyn, in February last, by one Of the
stockholders, to appoint a receiver, and
was granted by the court. James A,
Radcliffe was appointed receiver.