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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
LOST.

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tieles, In Pennsylvania fefryhouse, n. Y.
side. Reward. Corner sFir8 and Brunswick
streets. g. Costa
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TUESDAY, P R s, 1897.

This paper Is Democratic in principles
aud Is tndependent in its uiefcs on all local
Questions.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Dated Jersey City, April 2. 1897
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NOTICE TO

Dated Jersey city. April 2. 1891.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Dated Jersey City, April ?, 1897.
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Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners on
Monday, April H. 1897, at two O'Clock p. M,
IN the Assembly Chamber Of the City Hall,
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.sr ara II. Th1mas. al Of Blaine. were
fn tQyrr this xeek on business ard poAt1-
cal missions Politics also brought Tom
Csgn % from Edison and Capt. Conner
down from Sumas-
Mra E*--or A Roeasr Is back from a
yssgr With friends n Seattle.
Mrs. z L Cowgirl and children. q FAR
haven. visited friends AZ Blaine this week
Senator and Mrs. Wilson arrived On the
hzy Wednesday sftsrnGon and LETT Tor
Pert Townsend this as1orning by way o.
the Ssu Juan Islands. They were guests
az the Fatrhaven hoteA while here and the
senator was busy most - the time with
ths politicians
aI-s Edward Fischer IS enjoying an out
ing with friends AZ East Sound.
dr George r. Gage is back from bust
nsss trip 10 Phoenix. Ariz.
Mr. J. g Hill has returned from bust
ness and pleasure "trip TO san Francisco
he was accompanied south by Mrs Hi.
who went on 20 San Diego 20 visit friea IS.
Airs. Roland 6. Gsmwell has returned
20 rsIrnaven from a visit with Mrs. ID.
DaBn Egan At Fast Sound.
Miss Cora Smith. one OF Seattle's charm
ing young society ladies. is visiting ner
aunt. Mrs. Lawrence z. Byrne, a. Fair
haven.
Rev. David Dunlop has returned % his
pastorsts AZ Fairhaven from vacation
trip to Victoria and up Sound cities.
Miss Anna Templin has gone 70 Leaven-
worth. where she has a position as stem
ographer in the employ OF the Great
Northern railway.
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EVERETT SOCIAL.

EVERETT. Aug. 2i.-The campers and
visitors at Mukilteo beach this season
greatly exceed IN number those Of previ-
oBs years. The continued warm weather
makes its shady groves particularly at
tractfSe. DR. Stafford and family. OF
Snohomtsh, are added 20 the permanent
colony. The visitors one day this week
were: Mr. and Mrs. Winnie Bronson.
Miss Emma Bronson. Miss Rose Blalock.
Miss Lillian Morse Miss Mae Everhard
and Miss Nellie Eyeghard. Of Everest.
and Airs. Hixon aud her brother. Air.
Hart. Miss Russell. Dir. Ray Russell. Mr..
Soeth and MIR BENJAMIN Jones. of Sno-
horaish. Miss Whitney, OF Mount Yer
non. Who has been visiting Mrs Mont
Eomsry at Mukilteo. returned home on
Monday
Gen. n {. Govan. Indian agent AZ Tul-
alp. was in the city on Wednesday In
company with r {. Ferguson. % Glen
dale Miss. and J. X. JeTrtcs. Of Mem
phis. Tenn.
Miss Mae Evevhsrd and Miss Nellie
Overland entertained Miss Lena Linton.
Miss Lola Mitchell and Miss Lillian
Morse az dinner on Monday evening
Mrs McAipiue. Miss Rose Charlotte
Mitchell and Miss Jennie stephens. 81 So
attic and Mrs. Kingston. OF Everett. pro
pose giving a series 81 concerts IN the vii
lavcs throughout Snohouaish county
Their opening night viii be On Wednesday
next az Edmouds
Miss Dora CLARK was given a birthday
surprise party or Monday evening Luuca
was served on the lawn. which was hEht-
I'll with japanese lanterns Present
were. Miss Cora Rsruett Miss Bertha
Ross. Miss Alice Nlchols Miss Emily
Summer. Miss Abb.e Somner. Mtsa Card
ncr. M4ss Grace Powers and Miss Ethel
Payne
Miss r. = Yule. superintendent 81 E.v-
creEtfs pubic schools. returned NSe1nas-
cav from q SIX weeks eating IN Cal3fe--
ria she visited san Francisco. Shasta
Springs. and with a party Il friends
sgout week deer hunting on the sisSi-
you mountains.
79,a ladies ~ Clover Ieaf Circle G.
Wosgusen of the weird waiI giye a so>ial
81 Knl cats ~ Fythias ban or THURSDAY
evening
Mr Ce,-Ee = Manning aad Charles A
Narkie q Philadelphia friends - eE-
senator = eMznus are ia the csiy
E'gses So send the autumn and wlase- OF
Puget souaa sGa Uay So - the Nukoa II
she spring
ire uaershe~s ~ the Catholic church
eave a basket sc~al l1 Labor IAN 81
T-arsa4y evening CsCIs and dsne3Is.
NJ Sad Ms. clark aaa Miss Anra
tzssrA have returned fvom Il oats Crtste,
H-he Crane Army ~ tie Republic and
WeErau's Relief Corps will give an eNc1r-
-s>u 20 seattle oa TIRE stoauaer FslrAaTen
az Tsses3sy newt
Nftes Sophia Anderson W.T. yts3t her s4s-
ser N~~. gchr Washer. 80 NaEysr3#e and
assa friends az Anaeortes tee next two
u~rs
comfy C}e~k C. p. CLARK and family
haN-, ~ptaras-t frofn carnpssE a. INDEX
Kiss Rase a. Mitchell. cf SeatEie. MO
Is teaching nustc in thls city. VII lake .
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SOUTH BEND SOCIAL NEWS.

SOUTH BEND. Aug. I.-Mr. A Shore.
the Lebam shingle man, was in town
Saturday. returning from a trip 10 oys-
terviIle.
Mrs Thomas Cooper Of Tacoma. spent
Sunday with the family of Mayor Max
well
r. X. Boney. formerly Of this city. but
now located in Spokane. left last week
for Mississippi to bring home his wife and
baby daughter
Prof. Lewis NJ. Haupt. OF Philadelphia.
who has been appointed on the Mica
ragua canal commission TO investigate
and report on the feasibility Of said
canal and its probable cost. IL a son OF
Gen. Haupt the owner OF the electric
light and tannin extract plants In South
Bend.
The death OF Henry Olsen. the only
son OF Judge Olsen, of Nahcotta, was
peculiarly sad one, as he was an only
child The blow is a severe one 20 the
old Judge and he has the sympathy CT
all. Death was caused by typhoid fever.
A leading lawyer OF the city was re-
Gently bemoaning the utter failure Of his
potato crop AS most people are securing
big yields this year inquiry was made
as 10 his method OF potato culture. and
It was found that, having been advised
to cut UP the seed potato before plant
ing he had sliced them like Saratoga
chips regardless of eyes or anything else.
BY so doing he made two potatoes serve
for his entire planting As he has no
superior as an attorney al law in this
section. he Is fortunately not dependent
on his potato crop for his winters sup
plies.
Capt Thomas Parker. Of the steamer
Ilwaco. resigned his position as captain
last week after twenty-one years Of ser
vice for the I. r. & y. Co. Capt. James
Whtcomb succeeds him.
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CHEHALIs SOCIETY.

CHEHALIS Aug. 21.-Rev. Alfred
Wheeler and wife. who have been visiting
relatives in the New England states for
the last two months. are expected TO ar
rive home IN a few days.
James G. Walker. OF the Mississippi Val
ley LumberTnan Of ST. Paul. was In the
city this week and was shown about by
his friend II. J. Miller.
Mrs F. II. Mossman has returned 10
her home in Seattle. after spending a few
weeks with relatives here.
The Misses Conklin and Freshum have
returned 10 their home in Michigan. They
have been visiting with Mrs. T. S. Doern-
becher
Charles Nathan has returned 20 his
home IN San Francisco. HIS daughter,
Miss Esther. who has spent 2 month with
Mrs Hartman. viii return 20 San Fran
cisco Monday with Mr. Hartman.
Miss Jennie Wesiend0rf expects 70 leave
about the first OF the month for Chicago,
where she viii study music for a year.
II " Stuchell + 10 Baker city. where
the firm has recently purchased 3 store.
FL Murphy viii remove 10 Baker City in
a few days 10 take charge OF the business.
Miss Spirlock q Plum Station. Is visit
ing her sister Mrs L. X. CoggSweH.
Mrs l.. Lawrence Is making a three
months visit 10 her old home in Rockford.
III
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BELIIN6HAw BAY SOCIETY.

wHATCON. Aug. gi-0ne % the pleas
ant social events this week was the launc.
parry gwen wednesday evening by Mr.
J II Mason. his guests being Mr. and
Mrs J Z. Easton. Miss Ma key. Miss Ber-
TIA MacFsy Miss JaNa Cole. Miss Edna
Iellinger. Mr.. John Lily. Mr.. Lew Berens
Mr.. T. 5. Cole aud Mr.. John Dornla. %
San Francisco. The party went 20 Deep
water Ray. where they enjoyed q surlp-
tious lunch and returned by the HEht %
the moon" late in the evening Must. Was
Furnished by the After Dark Glee Club
The ladies' Euchre club was delight
faliy entertained Thursday afternoon ~
,frS. Cheney Moalton and Miss Moultoa
~ their home on Garden street The
Moultors viil soon move 20 Seat<.e
The Christian e. 3eRyor societies - tNa
hay held a union meeting a. the Conere-
gaticaAl church last evening. TIE dele
Fates 20 che san Fra-r}zco convention
read their reports ard tae organization of
q permanent union was discussed
Tee Epworth League 81 Trinity n e
church gave a very ca ioyable ice cream
social "Wednesday evenlne AZ Fhe residences
CO ur Fols-
Tae ladies q ere IAhrary Association
gave a trolley party Monday evening
watch Ms both novel ara enjoyable ore
CT the ulE summer cara OF the e.e-er.-
Nr- rreatify Decorated ard nla-nsr-
stsl vstA Chinese ss~.er-S ard riE9-3
VIA a lively party ~ ladies s~1 zsr-l.,-
fnsu and the Adams Co-net rsad. made
two trips over tse igoe from SeuslE-urn
ersek 20 Fairhsver. A hsH zrS so-1ss
wen sn abundance 81 reSres1 meats. gal-
lawe3 az ths library Tae-ns
NJ E y Graves - Sestte spent a ssv
o. two Ia toWr this week
Mr. Thomas r. Shanhars an8 Mr. wa
u Thompson a Seattle wera IL she .-e
or legal saslne th1s week Mr Sa-~A a-t
vs. areagaps H5s8 ny Ets sea ans returned
- way ~ gae islands
Gov Rogers ard 6asEh. p attended the
Pep pS-nge a. wssssr bake Monday ana
returned us Ssur8 ay sresa Tae-iay sfse-~
rasaE
NJ. q a Fu,ssr - Jeur. nzs 2Fc--
Is visiting hsr uscther and SISTER zrz
rsny friends Aere-
VIZ n Jenk.ss r. e~~ - ,Ne sa--a-
,arv ~ STATE. VISITED relatives sus friends
N-rr tAis week lis slsser Mss LaEA Jer-
kfes has returned traEn 3 vsst O. C5vra-
"a accompanied by Mss NeponaAa %
Tie C8rtfs3 elfy.
Attorneys A = Ma ard Tnora4s
Yzyae. aza Postmaster p2v.3. =. - H4n-
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MGriefson T. Ia Victoria.
80. 80 riiiiaghast Is soi9a~niax At
~ z elaypcol and family are VISIT
~ a,s sksls Seeisy has gone to Delano
80 Hiss 6rsxEs
4 49, Vas the hos; az a very insor-
sasF % Tuesday night.
- -. s@as soaei Clnh met Friday after
!. - ars Francis Bailey.
a. Warner made a vi.5t ~ ~eve-al
y. @ springs last week.
sss. y. Waller and children Sre
srW aays in Tacoma
tsar Strive, ~ Seattle vpent a
"Sh Ms. J. ". Anderson
n.y. TSs,ssk Snow Spent Wednesday
= n Stevens NJ Stenaroorn
= - = Hsistling ~ seattle rlsf,ea
y. ees naoar A few dav= iss. Naelt
ssss ~ hsce save an informal finre~
- Fsas ~ his ho.nt lstif4v ngeht
b Blackwell. o. part g--.,ra
= 'sS'lSs Ms Blartae Afsrfsau-
g Taylor. Of s. PAU B. VISITING
IN Folk a. Mr.. Robert cAla,
aA1 ester cam iu town from
sssA coupe q da,s ths n-st az
~ { Wallace ssa Mss ws,,so. .~.
= htf a. = B Ns-nalesr,-x
sacco'asa valley.
- - l1l.ieghaa a-d AZ T "a
Azass- xss..s9lAs the PASSENGERS ca
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A GFlggs. Mr. and Mrs. s P. CarusI. Mr..
and Mrs. L p. Stewart Mr.. aid Mrs Il
q ~ Atson. Mr.. and Mrs J. H Young Mr.
and &rs- r. ; BaLou. M. ard Mrs r. H.
Foster. Mr. aud Mrs Willard R~g-uf9eld
AR. and Mrs. Perret. &r. ard Mrs. Charles
Adie, NJ and Mrs. L " Taylor. Mr. and
Mrs :. : Lewis Mr. and Mrs. 4 c. Nil
her. Mrs. Peter Chambers. Mrs Perry
Wiley, Mrs J. ". McDougaI, Mrs. I. r
herrick. Mrs G z. L Cross. Mrs. J. ".
Troy. Mrs. Edna Lewis. Mrs Blake Mrs.
l. A Mason. Mrs. Willie Stewart Miss
Lutz- Miss Timer. Miss Stewart. Mss
Crooks. Miss H Love Miss Mcdonald
Miss FitzSimm0Rs, Miss Hall. Miss Gup1n.
Miss Kathleen Carr.Ean. Miss Marguerite
Carr1gan. Miss Whittier. Miss Dick. Mr.
FitzEsnry, Mr.. Paul Barnes. Mr.. Edward
Hatch. Mr.. Neagher. jr. Mr.. Arthur Per-
ret, Mr. Sidney Bradley. Mr.. Clark. Mr..
A!dseH. Mr. James Stewart. Mr.. Holmes,
Mr.. Stroeter Mr.. Lamb Mr. Maurice
Fisher, Mr.. Simmer. Mr.. a. J. Cosser. Mr..
Roy McCllnton. Mr. Wagner. Mr.. Walter
Miller. Col Lyon. Mr.. Ed Hooker and Mr..
II. White
Capt. Thomas II. Bradley and wife and
IHelr son, Sidney, are taking an outing at
Lake Crescent.
Mrs. H. E. Lutx gave luncheon satur-
day in honor Of her sisser-in-law. Miss
Katherine Lutz, who left during the week
for her home in Ohio. Only few Of Miss
IGtz's most intimate friends were invited
There were present: Mrs II. c. Strong
Miss Marguerite Carrigan Miss Kathleen
Carrigan. Miss Lulu Crooks and Miss Kate
Stewart
Mr.. j. W. Hume. manager Of the National
cannery az this place will take his entire
family for an excursion TO Seattle In few
days The steamer Rainier. belonging 20
the company. will convey the party 10 Sc
attic. where an entire day will be put IN
sightseeing.
Capt. Nichol. Of the ship Wendur. Is back
Lake Crescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q. McCurdy. Of Port
Townsend were in this city today on their
way home from an outing at Lake Cres-
cent.
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FREMONT SOCIETY.

Mrs r T Pore entertained a number OK
young friends Monday evening az her resi-
dencs. Vermont street. Edgewster. Music
and games were enjoyed. The guests were.
Miss Stella Foster. Miss Vesta Morrison.
Miss Alice Gown gton. Miss Maud Seymour.
Miss Gussle Miller. Miss Bertha Larson,
Miss Jessie Stenheuse, Miss Alice Graham.
Miss Roxie Wits. Miss Mabel Covington.
Miss Lillian Land. Miss Susie Buhtz. Miss
Mary Rlneharf. Miss Vera Land. Miss Ida
Carlson. Miss Mabls Webb. Miss Hattie
Dexter. Mir David Livingstone, Mr.. Fred
Harbert. Mr. George Agutter. Mr.. J. {.
Storey. Mr.. Alfred Giles, Mr.. r. r. Dow
ME Mr. J. ". Densmore-
MIR. Leonard Anderson entertained a
party Of friends on Lake Washington
Thursday. After sail about the lake the
party landed at Rsvenna and enjoyed +
picnic dinner. Present were: Mrs +. W.
Anderson, Miss Mills, Miss Ethel loungs.
Miss Dotty Dodge. Miss Lulu Dodge. Miss
Warner, Miss Anderson. Mr.. George Nor
rEs. Mr.. r. NJ. KiAcald. Mr. @. ). Myers.
Mr. D. r. Mills. Mr.. ID. II. Lewis and Mr..
Z. II. Baird
The members of the c. Z. Congrega-
ticnal Society gave a parlor social Friday
evening at the Edgewater Congregational
church parlors.
Miss keetcn and Miss Robinson gave a
cycling party Wednesday evening in honor
Of Miss Brady, OF VICTORIA
Prof and Mrs. T. p. Storey and family
returned last week from camping near
Stuck junction.
Mr. and Mrs II. Z. RuntZen. Of Dss
Moines, Iowa, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barden. near Woodland park.
Mr. Il. l.. Morris left for Moscow, Idaho.
last Tuesday.
Miss Mile Ernst left for Los Angeles,
Cal. Tuesday, where she intends 10 re-
side.
Miss Fletcher. OF Scranton, Pa, il the
guest Of reiltives at Roes for the summer.
Mrs. Z. c. Scott returned from three
months visit with relatives a. West Lab
erty. H.. Friday.
Miss Brady, of Victoria, Il. C, is a guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Ion Johnson. for a few
weeks.
MIR Thomas Smart, OF Brooklyn. left for
Dawson City Wednesday.
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two weeks vacation. visiting Whstcon
ard ether soun9 cities
Or. ara Mrs.. Hathaway ard Miss Grst-
chen Hathaway have returned from Bar
lew pass.
Miss ZayiAe Sorerson hiss entered the
Acme business college n seattle.
J. ~. William has gone % Eastern
Washington
Mrs r. r. Mundw and Prof. ard Mrs
E " Hopkins have returned to their
home IN Lawrence Kan
Nr. and Mrs Winnie Bronson. Miss
Enrna Bronson. Mr. Y. j. Pearse and
Mr.. walaernar Bronson were camping al
Silver lake this week.
Mrs. r. @ HabbeEI ~ Tacoma. + visit
ing her son. Mr. Max HubbeIi. Of Lowell
Mrs EverhArd il visiting at Lake
Stevens
Miss LcSaught0n. of Snohomish. Is
visiting Miss Lola Mitchell
Mrs F. r Springer and the Misses Fay
and Alice Springer have returned from q
trip TO Monte Crfsto
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COTTAGE LAKE SOCIETY.

On Saturday evening last an entertain
nneat and basket social was given at the
scnool house under the auspices % the
Sunday school. The event spoke great
things for the energy and talent Of those
IN charge The attendance was large and
proeeeds were handed over 10 Rev. J.
Thomas pastor. as a mark OF gratitude
and esteem.
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oi'i ariA SOCIETY.

49, IA, Ass- a--Mrs. Jsare Fl avis
- Pleasantly. M -,.-.-.l- a,
&c. % Thlvseesta s.-.s, 80
evening Tae s,--- v-- s.
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IA ~ fev asys
~ Snd TIVE daurrs.-s ,- r.-
hscley 81 st -
:, :, soss :. sslasa, Mina ana ,.- $3.50.
"a - s quarter a. st.ers
s..sse -. - q E.s,asa SIR ,.t... .-...
= - 80. 80 hsre en- Vi ~ =
MA ca ppaa trs ~. ~
. lbs .ssa a :.e IA .Ee3
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a. Bar ss.. s.sss salgap az 9~.
sesssS - ssa Fvaa,.s.s ...---
"a ..slss. e this ~, 49, :
sssay .or $50 SO
'As newly .sss.a..l -
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Van Camps Nacaroni and Cheese.
A new selicacv. AZ your grocers-
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PORT TOWNSEND NOTES.

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. 2l-Mr. and
Mrs.. Oregon Hastings % Victoria. are n
town visiting relatives.
Mrs.. Thomas CranE IS IN the city from
her home IN Forest Grove.
Collector OF Customs and Mrs H@ustis
and Special Deputy Blackwood are IN the
city
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ANT SEMEN Is

Special engagement for FIVE nights and
SATURDAY, matinee Only Of the worlds e.
yoTfte jubilee singers. the Original
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" John 3 Baker was the host at a very
SsreifaI SUPPER party after the theafer
~ saturday night His guests were Mr.
q Mrs. ~ Anderson. Mr.. and lrrs
: 7 Barrill Mrs. Milton Grlegs. Miss
Assit Miss ingersoil. Miss Griggs. Miss
kus. Mr.. ellison, Mr.. Grove. NJ
sxu MI. sternherg and Mr.. Stuart
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tr r. =. Wallace gave very besuti-
l1aeheon In honor % Mrs Milton
Yrs en Wednesday The guests invit-
w meet Mrs Griggs were Mrs Dod-
q q Hongkong. Miss Anna GFiges.
nm Bertha Graves and Miss Edith
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-31
! wore at the ball Of the Duchess of De-

wore at the ball Of the Duchess OF De-
NOnsn.re.
Mr.. and Mrs. White appeared in tab
loau entitled "The Eve OF 81. Bagthoio-
news Mr.. White as the Duke OF GuiSe.
The tableau won the heartiest applaus'.
In the last Lord curzon appeared as
Lord Nelson. tho Audience joining III sl"s-
4 two-act musical burlcsquc brought the
performance 10 n conclusion. It's hpret-
list Is Ian Malcolm. Conservative meniS
her Of Parliament for SUFFOLK, ana one ~
Lord Salisbnrys private sccfetarl'S,
Il a feeble piece with no plot 10 sltdk VI
but with some smart lines ond songs,
The characters were sustained py VI"
Duke OF Marlborough. made UP 20 repre-
sent Iuclr sam. the Duchess OF Maribof-
ough as tra Countess OF klondikc. Lacy
Randolph Churchill in the role OF q Mo-
man reporter; j. Churchill as Iniina-
man and Cord Churchill, Ladies lAhon
and Nora Spencer Churchill md Hon. Al
rornon Bourke IN minor parts.
The piece contained many ILLUSIONS 10
Arthur Balfour. Cecil Rhodes. sims
Reeves. Bcsrbohm Tree. Mr. Gladstone'
Emperor William and others.
rhe following IS a sample verse or VI"
eora. Of I.adv Randolph Churchill:
mo subjects too private for me;
Ia fall on duchess al tea;
Tho felon in jail.
The millionaire mail
q'bov'e matter and money FOR me
Here are verses from the song OF INC
Duchess;
II was a tiring functlon
saw the Queen. tho Queen saw me
And bowed with special JUNCTION.
"staie concerts. operas ard plays
Tnnumerable pleased me-.
inierminglel nights With d1vs
Until tho nlegrims seized mo-
Chorus:
~ arc s. tired
Terribly. awfullv tired:
think ] shall die.
don't know vhv-
Except I'm tired"
This she sang prettily in a sweet. small
voice She was charmingiY dressed and
radiant and achieved a great success.
Lady Randolph Churchill showed won
derful vlvacity and made hi.
The artistic success OF the hurlesnue.
which rs entitled IAN IDLE Hour was
achieved ~ Hon. Algernon Rourke. as
"B0ots' hiE capital song achieving
triple encore.
The whole AFFAIR was very successful
and retted considerable sum Tor the
charity.
TROUBLE IL CoREA.
PEKIN. Dec. 30-The suppression OF
J. McLeavy Brown the British Superin-
tendent Of the Corean customs, Is a. pres
ent engaging rhe attention Of the British
government. With the view % uphoiding
his rights four British warships are an
derstood 10 be on ChemulpO.
LONDON, Dec. 3i.-A dispatch 10 the
Daily Mail. from Shanghai, dated yester-
day Thursday says:
A British fleet Of eight ships and four
torpedo boats has arrived at Chemulpo
Ohe port Of SheouD. II * reported that
there are TWO Japanses cruisers In the
Yang-Tse- -kiang river. Japan is working
fsfts If ussI I.ers sF.rft, for
believed that the British and Japanese
fleets are In close touch.
A special dispatch from Shanghai SAYS
communications recently passed between
the British and japanese officials and II
| is understood Japanese Ministers are try
ing TO effect a reapportionment with Eng
| land on the basis of a Joint N1arantee OF
reform in Chinese administration.