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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21
Sulius.

Sn tiefIhmersli6es Siunen oerIuns
fen, liBt SGoD Sutia Siuelp am Sem
tier. Nus Den bluusn Nllgeu bribt
tribes dngltli6es 2i1t. Die ieluen Gip=
pen limb %aufeinauoer gepreBt, Die weibe
Stiru umwOltt.
IS 1T Sonrerstag Nbeno. Die
Same oes SauIes in boiler Toilette
9lelht elmer jener 8eitaltell, bic Henl-
brandt 10 9erne aus oilltersm Siuter=
gruno bsropr5au6erte.
Sas 3wislidt oes WuitaQes unn=
fInQt bic 8e9eno. SanItes &otb per-
tiGrt Den lueitlihsn Simmel. mie cine
idlante Silberlibel itsiat Der WOno
emppr ulo pirit iein blel6es SiAt
ilber bic &amine bon gel0rapia. Giu-
seine Sterne breden funteluo aus benz
0iiter9rau Der Suit, peiBliber CUNT
ibuebt iiber Den StraBen Der 8isien.
itdot. bic impDInute 8r0Be Der @eIt=
enopaldite Seibnet iib in weihen Gous
turen 9eQeu ben ueri6wImmenoen Sin=
ter0ruuo.
gaop Sinelp libt in ibrem S6lafse=
mah, sinsm Supel bon &sl6tbum uuo
8elAmat. Gin einSiges Silo ibmiidt
Die Wauo, oas PortrGt zines iuugsu
Waunes, oes einuuoSpanSiNlteu 3D.
rpns Grib lleris albert SOro Siuelep.
llnwlltiirlib blidit Oh auf oas
Bib. ss idllt auf Ourd Die auBer9e=
wObnli6s S90nbeit oes gsii1tes.
Sat Der Pinisl 9eibmeidslt. posr lit
Grid SOro SineleD iuirtll6 10 punoer=
bar ib0n? 81 Deiblib 1T Der Gbarat=
ter oes 0e'ihtes. 81 GOLDEN Die Soden,
5u iapbDrblau bic iselsnpollsn Nu9en,
Uber taocllps Die Siige, lddelno Der
Wuno Qlsl6 lenem zines &inOss. Sr
S0op SineleD's 3immer bdnNt ous
Silo. oas srite. mas lie iistt. oas Iebte,
mas Iie betrahtst. 9as yilo hires
SoOls, ibres einSlgsn Sobnss. Muu
lit er OrauBen in Der Welt. ihOu llns
ger olS Elm Sabr, man ~er,uurtst ibn
Suriid, isile @OlljGbri9teit 81 ieiern.
Seute absr i'm DdmmrnDeu 3nies
libt Dentt lie ni6t Gllein ibrss Sieb.
liu98. G0unten iDnIt bic @eountsn
uuoer$ 0ls belt uuo irsunolih Iein?
iiiQt lid ni6t Nllss nab WunI6.
tOmmt or nidt beim az oGs liebenOe
WtutterberS heim in Die Qrme Ieiuer
SrGut, Der reISenoen Nou?
Die @eoanten a6sr, Die SaoD Siue=
lsD beiAGiti9eu, Iino weoer ireuuOli3,
nod an9snsbm.
Sbr Sebeu lang mar lie Elm I6lua.
Dies, I6ilbterues g8sib ssweIen, gut,
lueihberSl9. liebebpll, absr energielOs.
Ter Spbu erbte oieie Gi8euIbaitsn,
lie iprehen aus ben 3itgsn oes lddeIn-
Den 0eIIhtss.
yaoD Sinelep osntt sulQ1it an ben
ernIten. bGrti9eu &iiultler, ben lie in
&untgsbauoe getrOfeu.
Welbe Grlnnerun0en rief iein gus
bid mab! wle tl0ug feline Stilnme 10
betallnt, ais wdre Is Die Stimme zines
9uosrsn, Der ldnQit aus ibrsm ejelibts=
trsis, piellsi2t lGugit aus Der g8elt ss=
ibieoen!
90ie ibmerslid berilbrt lie bic ei9en=
tbiimli6e glebnlihtelt Oss &itnitlers
nit 8oroou 6arDll. uno bod pis ielielt
lie asraoe oieis Nebnli6teit. sic
ilirbtst. iis ban8t, SpdslsD m69ts
ibrsr Grwartuns nibt uahtommsn,
berts uibt bel ibr eriheinen. @oropn
Garpl sritebt in ihrem 8eoibtnins.
Sic 9laubt oen Weibsr 81 isben, Der
i'm Wonoliht iAlGit, oes iunNen Wan-
mes trditiae Gsit0lt, bic LANCE Shuttsu
Nlf Die iammet9riinen Watten wirit.
iie 9laubt lih ielbit gu ieben, wie lie
init bsbsuoer NnNit isiEsn Nrm ielts
bait aup Der Wsi4i4ts isiHss &sipsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21

gSOrte unO ucrlGBt init ibrsn Se9Ieitern
Den Saul.
,Warum itorrten Sic ben SiinItler
10 siGsntbiimlid al, &NoD Sineln?"
fra9te NoG. rSabsu Sic i'm iriIber
%9etannt?"
.9tsiu, aber er erinnert mid al
Semano, Der pubrIheinlih i'm @rile
geitOrben, ih glaubte msines Ystters,
@OroUn GarDl's Stimme 81 psrnebs
men,"
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19
RAILROAD MATERIAL BOUGHT,
A Portland Man Purchases Engines, Run :
ming Stock and Rails.

Thomas Towle, the well-known junk
dealer of Washington street of this city,
has purchased of Mr.. Sullivan of Wash
ington county, the lumber king OF
Maine, the engines, running stock and
track of the old Whitneyville & Machi-
asport line, of which Mr.. sullivan was
foz SO many years the president. gen.
eral manager and owner" AZ he used 10
call himself.
The two engines. the Lion and uhe
Tiger, built in Boston in 1s4s, WOOD
burning, and ofsoourse crude affairs, will
be brought to Portland, anu an effort
will be made to have them kept here as
curiosities. They are still in good order.
Mr.. Sullivan ceases to be the one Maine
man who could say, 81 own an entire
railroad" He went to Washington
county as a laborine man, hired out on
the line he afterward owned, and has
since made every thing pay.
MIR. Towle has large gang of mer
taking up the rails of the old road. l;
is possible that the two old engines may
become tie property of the state.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19
NV ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
BRIEF LOTTlNGs.

The Grand Trunk is putting in some
new cricket switches on Commercial
street.
The regular meeting of the Order of
Railway Conductors was held Sunday.
The attendance was small.
DON'T forget the grand dress carnival
AFT Portland ice rink corner Of Pearl
and Oxford streets, tomorrow evening.
IL Will be a most brilliant affair.
The Floating Society of Christian En-
deayor conducted services at the Sea-
mems Reading rooms last evening. The
crew of the Labrador were invited to at
tend. A special musical service was Civ
en-.
notwithstanding was springlike. fol-
lowed by a strong westerly gale nnd
clearing skies. The mercury took quite
fall.
Martha Washington Council, No. =,
Dang bters of Liberty, met in their new
hall in Harrington block, 4S9 Congress
street. last evening, when the installa'
ton of officers occurred.
The Fraternity club was entertained a,
the Sherwood last evening by Hon. Geo.
B. Emery. Paper by III. A. Blanchard
Munioy lodge, K. of P. held an install
lation and reception last evening to
which the Pythian Sisterhood and theil
husbands and mem bers of the lodge
and their wives ware invited.
There we're three new diphtheria case'
reuorted since Saturday, one on For
street, one on Henry street, and one OF
Melbourne street..
Tonight DR.. Eldridge will give one
his interesting talks at the session
Beacon lodge, I. o. o. +. The sub
ject is 'sThs Lost Continent. Atlantis.
Mem bers Of other lodges are invited t
be present.
The Martha Washington Society vii
meet Thursday with Mrs. Walker. 2
Pearl street, Woodfords. If very storm
will meet Friday.
The Palmer Shoe Compapy's sale o
mems shoes continues today. The stor
will be open In the evening.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19
A FAvoRlTE BRAND,
But the Cigar Smoke Is Not Real Aro'
matte.

Our genial sheriff is not great smok-
er. but he finds much consolation ocoa-
sionally in good weed, and Ia some
what particular as to where he buys
them. Not far from the sheriff's Office,
on the city side of the building, we'll
known dealer has store, and as he him.
self ia fond of the weed, he keeps a very
choice collection on hand.
The other day the sheriff seated him.
self at his desk, pulled open drawer,
extracted one of Jones's-we call him
Jones because that isn't his name
cigars, and enjoyed refreshing smoke
Soon after he had finished his cigar, he
noted very peculiar and very unpleas-
ant odor. He Immediately went into the
deputies room and soolded them rcundly
for not taking better care of their quar-
tiers. "Why don't you have the Janitor
clean out your cuspldorsg' said he.
"You men sit and chew and smoke and
get an atmosphere redolent of malaria. .
The deputies insisted that the janitor
cleaned the cuspidors every morning.
Then the sheriff went to Marshal Trick
ey. and that officer said that he too
had noticed the horrible eff1uvia, and he
ordered Officer Measure to find out Its
origin.
Officer Massure went round the build
ing and gradually drew near the Sheriff's
office. The nearer he came to it the
stronger the odor was, and the faint
glimmer of smile, that had lighted ur
his features when he got the first sniff,
expanded into broad grin as he finally
entered the sheriff's Office.
IT think I've found out the cause Of
the trouble, sheriff. said the officer.
"Have you been smoking Jones's cigars
lately9'
"Why, yes,' said the sheriff, "whyr"
"That settles is,'' said Massure.
"Those cigars are delicious to the taste
and while burning, the aroma is agree.
able, but when the smoke has become
dead franklin wharf sewer isn't in ii
with it.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19
Reformation of Women.

Mrs. Ellen johnson, superintendent of
the Woman's Reformatory Prison of
Massachusetts. will deliver an address
in the yestry Of the First Universalist
church, Congress Square, on Wednesday
at 8 o. clock. While this is under the
auspices Of the Mission Cirols of the
church, because of the public value Of
the work in which Mrs. johnson is en-
gagged a general invitation is extended.
1t is hoped that all, gentlemen as well
as ladies, who are interested in philan.
thropic and reformatory work will avail
themselves of the opportunity to listen te
one who has made reform a careful
stndY.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19
PERSONAL.

Mr.. p. P. Bnrleigh of the Kennebec
journal, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Willard Keith is improving in
health.
Col. W. ". Whitmarsh Of Norway is at
the Falmouth.
The following were among the arrivals
at the Falmouth yesterday: Capt. A.
MaoNicol, S. S. Nuimdian; W. A. Dus-
tin, Worcester; Hartley Lord and wife,
Hartley L. LORD, Miss z. M. Lord, Miss
S. Titcomb, Kennebunk; r. B. Straton,
Rumford Falls; L. W. Smith, Canton;
Il. S. Brown, Gardiner; John NJ. Hall,
J. L. Kendrick and wife. George L.
Burnside, New York; W. L. Noble, East
Bre yer; the Reconsideration company
e. B. Saunders, Ellsworth.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
Prabls yesterday were the following
VIM. Oppenheim, Now York; f. W.
Nsttleton, New Haven; Mrs. DR.. Warren,
Dser Isle; Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Churchill.
Berlin, N. H.; Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Brooks, Boston: ]. W. Singer, y. W.
Boyle, 3. 2. Brown, Henry P. Fairbanks,
New York; ]. r. Rounats, Montreal; O.
e. Ayers, L. ". Sanborn, S. +. Porter.
J. S. Richardson, j. Il. Tyler. Jr., w. Il.
Emerson, Boston.
The following were among the arrivals
at the Congress Square hotel yesterday
f. w. Allen, Fl. W. Harris, Nv. lay
lor. Il. T. Edwards, G. d. Palmer, d. W.
Homer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Brown,
Geo. W. Collier, Boston; Seth k. Beedy,
Pennington; Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Burnham,
Bridgtcn; L. d. Post, c. c. Adams
Fred Block, Henry Wolff. New YORK
Ben Turbut, Brunswick; @. 2. Hatch
Buck1eld; mir. and Mrs. d. 6. Hamil
ton. Chicago; J. D. Lord, Jr, Balti
more; Hon. j. Fl. Manley, Augusta; @
B. Bridgsmap, Lebanon, N. H.; E. II
Williams, Bridgeport; J. f. Stafford
Fall River; q. ID. Condor, Bangor; )
o. Lincoln, Bath; ]. L. Robinson
South Windham.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19

A committee OF the creditors of che de-
funot banking firm IF g. P. Bissell q
Co.. of Hartford, Conn.,, appointed to in
vsstigate the affairs of the bank, made
ragort at meeting of creditors Monday
afternoon. The report showed that
A bert Fl. Olmstead, senior partner OF
the firm. had overdrawn his private &C
count at the bank $50, 900. There is talk
Of q criminal prosecution against Mr.
OlInstead.
John j. Lee was arranged Monday at
Providence, charged with killing his
w fe Eli n [ ee. The charge was man
atauahtar Lee pleaded "not guilty" and
under 5000 he was held for trial. Pr ~ :,
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19

4 charity ball will be given under the
auspices OF the retail grocery, fish and
provision clerks, March 1st. These com
mittees have been appointed:
Chairman Ball Committee-A. H.
Spa ulding.
1reasure.-F. Fl. Thompson.
Committee on Halt. A. Foley, Il.
F. White, N. II. Holland.
Committee on Printing-A. E. Spauld
ing, F. o. Thompson.
Committee GU Music and Entertain
mept-G. A. Foley, J. E. r. Conley, "
]. hawkins. G. H. Hagen, Z. W.
Committee on Tickets-J. E. B.
ConIey, g. w. Pierce, w. j. Hawkins.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19
Law Students Club.

The regular meeting of the Law Stu
denSs' club will be held on Wednesday
evening at 730, in the Office Of George
E. MoQuillan, Esq. No. 9s Exchange
street. Richard Webb, Esq, will deliver
a lecture on the "Maine Liq uor Law. F"
All those wishing to attend are cordially
jnvited to do So
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19
Traffic Delayed an Hour.

A bold holding one of the springs OF
the shifting engine on Commercial street,
broke yesterday morning near Moulton
street, throwing the spring up against
the boiler. Traffic was delayed nearly
AN hour, when temporary repairs were
made and the engine sent to the repair
shOp
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19
Were Not In Cash's Store.

The young men who were playing the
littls game mentioned in the PRESS
yesterday, were in shed near Cash's
Corner. and not in Cash's store. as might
have peen inferred from the article.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19
To Form a State Bali League.

Letters have been sent to the baseball
men in Lewiston, Bangor, Bath, Au-
gusta, Rookland by President Woodbury.
OF the Portland club calling meeting Of
the Maine State League of Base Ball
clubs at the Tontine hotel, Brunswick.
on Monday, January 25th at 10 O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19
TO CuRE A coLD IN ONE DAY

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All dre
istsr efund the money il it tails to cure. 26cu
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19

The executive council of the State
Board OF Trade will convene OF the Au-
qusta house. tJmoTrcw morning at 1890
O'Clock to consider some important pro-
ieots that came up at the last annual
maetiny,
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19
In Memoriam.

Forest Queep lodge, No. 10, Degree Of
Honor. A. o. U. W., have adopted APP
propriate resolutions at the death of
Brother Workman Frank W. Brown.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19
U. s. DISTRICT COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE WEB B.

Monday-Oren Shorey of Presque Isle
was brought before the court for selling
liquor without q government license.
lie was fined $25 and costs, and for fail
ure to pay was committed to Augusta
iaiI
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Nun 1 think De-
- cause the WIN
dows are full of
wreckage OF woodwork
and plastering that busi-
ness is suspended, it is
only the new front going
in and the store is wide
open today, wide open
and ready to serve you
as well as is possible
under the circumstances.
An army Of workmen
is here too, building the
"new store" under your
very eyes; and although
the noise and confusion
they make are annoying
to ssyou and to US it is all
to a good end and pres
emily we'll show you a
shopping place that will
fully repay for the pa
tience and forbearance
that we must ask of you
during the next few
weeks.
Meanwhile there are
many special sales going
on Of goods which have
been driven from their
homes by the carpenters
and painters, and which
must be sold before the
season closes.
For example, a lot Of
Feather CollaretteS and
Boas are now shown at
the Neckwear counter
near the entrance. The
entire stock has been
marked down, they are
all of the best quality,
and, as you know, are
quite the most fashion
able of anything for the
neck.
Ostrich Feather Col
larettes, S2.25, were 800.
Ostrich Feather Col
larettes, $3.50, were IFS.
Ostrich Feather Col
larettes, $500, were 3.48.
Ostrich Feather Col
larettes, $500, were 1913.
Ostrich Feather Col
larettes, S1.75, were 2.3o.
Ostrich Feather Boas,
| $500, were $50.
Ostrich Feather Boas,
5000, were 1863.
Ostrich Feather Boas,
5000, were IT'S.
Ostrich Feather Boas,
5000, were $1,000.
Ostrich Feather Bcas,
$1,000, were 1900.
| OWEN, MOORE & c
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-19

or s.may be-"
1t is Mr.. Rand's pet, and he'll
allow nothing here that shrinks from
the most accurate test.
witch Hazel Soap, full Of cure. 1 Box (of Is 3
cakes for 1 1So
Vasel1ne and Complexion soap, cakes IN ma
box) for - o,iro III
,.r.a oaTa az 1Oc each
Notified CASTLE. per cake. oc
Tar Soap, double cakes, ,oi ioc
Dairy made (maid) Soap, Izaec
Babeskin Soap, 1oc
Cuticura, Pears and all the best KINDS az our
kind of prices
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26
Returned D.sAPPOiNTED.
y Young Man Finds, After Years of Search
That Ills lrrinc Farhcr is Dead.

\ Young Man Finds, After Years of Search
That Ills Lrriue Farhcr is Dead.
San Diego. Cal, March 25.-John I.
Collier has returned to his home IN
BeivlQere. Boone county, Illinois, A
disappointed man. During thirty-three
years Of his life he has been vainly
searching for his father, who left home
in p. .dere in February, 1861 and was
not acaid Of again by his family until
a few weeks ago. when the son learned
that he was located in san Diego.
The father, Willard w. Collier, who
had resided here a quarter of century,
died on January -, last.
John l. Collier states that his father
was prosperous at Belvidere up to 1863,
when his mother became i'd.
His father. then forty " II, be-
came infatuated with Niol cambridge,
a domestic. and eloped with her to Cal
ifornia in 1864 and never returned. Af-
the the death of his mother, in 1873,
John sought his father, but in vain, un-
I'll January l. when he heard from a
circus man who had recently been in
San Diego, that the runaway father was
in that city. After satisfying himself
that this was the truth, John came here,
but found that his father had been dead
several weeks.
The elder Collier built the first wharf
early in the boom. He was supposed
to be worth considerable. He ana the
woman with whom he left Belyidere
lived here as man and wife and were
highly esteemed. They have grown up
children here who are respected men,
bers of the community.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Washington, d. c., March 25.-There
was fresh excitement, not altogether
pleasureable, among the West Virginia
Republicans here to-day over a report
that the President had practically prom
sed to appoint Editor Charles Burdette
Hart minister to the United States OF
Colombia at a salary of $4,000 a year.
Mr.. Hart came here this morning and
induced Senator Elkins to make an
early visit to the White House with
him.
There, it is said. he received from
the President what was tantamount to
positive promise that he should be
nominated as minister to Colombia.
Mr.. Hart went back to Wheeling to-
night in the best of terms, with himself,
but the West Virginia ofice-seekers
generally don't feel so elated at the
prospect of Mr.. Hart's appointment.
They fear that the $4,000 year
mission to Colombia and the $4,000 a
year commissionership of internal rev.
enue will be regarded by the President
as about all West Virginia is entitled
to in the way of federal appointments
and the small fry seekers after places
will be left out in the cold.
Hon. n. B. Scott returned to Wash
ington to-day, perhaps to find out why
his nomination as commissioner OF in
ternaI revenue has not gone to the Sen
ate yet.
The four members of the House from
West Virginia held a caucus with Sen
ator Elkins tonight at the latter's
house to make up a slate of federal ap-
pointments for the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

70 the fact that Great Britain does not
constitute the whole of Europe, and
that so long as the Sultan has the sup
port of Russia, France. Germany ar
Austria he has nothing TO fear fr
Great Britain. <
IL is whispered that France " 5 8
all probability follow the eXa = /
Great Britain. France. it is C. cd,
could readily take this steD W LOut
disturbing to any appreciable degree
her accord with Russia. and it is added
that. in any case, the French govern
melt would not risk taking part in the
blockade of Greec which would be an
act of war, without first consulting the
Chamber of Deputies, whose approval
of the coercion policy is regarded here
as being far from certain.
IJ is stated that Great Britain has
intimated to the powers that if Greece
is blockaded steps should also be taken
TO blockade the principal Turkish ports
This latest move of Great Britain in
the Eastern game has undoubtedly
called a halt for the present in the CO.
ercivc measures. and may, il is said,
bring about their abandonment
Meanwhile. in view of the imminent
danger of a clash on the frontiers Of
Greece which may bring about decla-
ration of war between Greece and
Turkey. Great Britain has definitely
proposed to the powers that steps he
taken TO induce both Turkey and Greece
TO withdraw their forces half a mile
from the actual frontier thus leaving
a mile OF neutral ground between the
opposing armies.
Greece. it is explained had previously
made a similar proposal to the Turkish
government. but the Porte consulted
with the ambassadors of Russia and
Germany. seemingly the foremost
friends of Turkey at the present junct-
ure. with the result that the represen-
tatives of these powers advised the
Turkish government to decline the Of
fer.
The Turkish squadron. it is reported,
has been ordered to cruise in the Aegean
sea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26
s Be A FINE MEETING.
= IN Making Extensive Preparations Z,

IN Making Extensive Preparations for
& .e2Atertaiuin@ the Editorial ASSOCIATION.
> pecial TO the Register.
Weston, w. Va, March 25.-The an
nual meeting of the West Virginia Edi-
torial Association, which will be held
at Weston on the 5th of May, promises
to be a notable event. From present
indications it is safe TO assume that
there will be a large attendance Of
newspaper men, accompanied by their
lady relatives and friends. The Wes-
ton people are distinguished for their
hospitality, and possess an enviable
reputation for entertaining public as
semblageS Visitors never leave the
town dissatisfied. but depart reluctantly,
conscious of the fact that nothing was
omitted which would have contributed
TO the pleasure of their sOjourn within
her gates.
The programme for the entertain
ment Of the Association has not yet
been announced, but it may be taken for
granted that it VIII be replete with il
terest President Brown is anxious for
the Weston meeting to be one of the
most pleasant in the history of the As
sociation. and this is saving a great
deal when we recall all that transpired
under the efficient administration of eN-
President Stuart T. Reed. for whom the
scribes Of the Little Mountain State
cherish such fond remembrances and
regard There will probably be three
DAYS session. giving abundant time IN
which 70 attend to business and afford
ing the guests an excellent opportunity
to visit the Hospital for the Insane, the
States greatest public institution, (said
TO be second to none Of its kind in the
world). as we'll as the various other
places of interest in Weston and vicin-
ity. AD excursion 10 Camden-on-Gau-
ley. along the line of the West Virginia
and Pittsburg railroad. where the
mountain scenery battles description,
has been proposed and may be provided
for A grand ball at the Asylum has
been suggested, to he given in the spa
cious auditorium Cf that institution. A
banquet at one of the hotels is already
assured. Ii goes without saying that
the newspaper men VIII be enjoyably
entertained. Vice President Robert L..
Bland, of Weston, has arranged for a
meeting of the local press on Saturday
of this week, at which time the eXecu-
tive committee of the Association will
perhaps be present. and definite plans
Of Entertainment will be formulated.