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nte members Of the royal family attend
solemn thanksgiving service ~ Frog
more Ofiiclal service for the lords and
commons nt 81. Margarots. WestmInsicr
Oniclai celebration at g. Paufs oaihe
dral for her majcsty's Judges. the lord
mayor ana corporation n London. spg.
cinl neceasion dny service IN every church
Of England edinc6 throughout the world
Monday. jane 2.-lIor majesty arrivcs
NJ buckingham palace, i2:5D .. m. A.
ternOon Thu queen receives her imperial
nnd royal guests. Evening Royal ful
dfosh banquet ~ buckingham palace. foi.
loved by reception Of the diglonati,
cOrpa.
Tuerday, juno 70 Queens day. Morn.
INK -1hc procession 70 H. Paul's. Even.
ing-llor majesty rests second royal
banquet buckingham palace. the Prince
Of Wales presiding. followed by n state
concert illumination Of London ana
The empire During tho day celebrations
an over the world.
N'HNHHfift juno morning H-I ff
queen receives addresses from the houses
of parliament Afternoon The queen at
tends the garden party AZ buckingham
palace. for which Gy0 Invitations have
boon lsnued Evening The queen attends
@ royal banquet Al the palace. Home
md foreign royalties attend Lady Sails
hnry'H ban at the foreign once.
TburBdaY June Morning In semi
state the queen ana court 10 to Windsor
Her majesty nlighis at Slough ana drlv-
Ing through Eton In received by the col-
loRe boys Evening Banquet N win6so,
cantlo The queen reviews a torchlght
procession Of Eton boys
Friday. june p -Afiernoon-'rh oeucn
With the Prince Of wales NJ inspecting
officer. reviews the hrc bngades Of Eng
land Evening State banquet In 81.
Georges hail at which all imperial and
royal guests win b. present
Saturday. June S.--Af,ernoon-The
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-20
HER MAJEsTY.

The auccn IL resting quietly tonight NJ
Windsor. In excellent health and spirits.
considering the work Of the past month,
settling ana debating whole dictionary
Of details connected with the arduouH biz.
torlchl week 10 come. For no arrange.
ment. however trinlng, IN the program of
tho next seven days but what has &C.,
cclycd royal sanction nnd consideration
Not merely the sorting ana disposition
of the lnnnmcrEble guest FOR royal funr'
tions. hours of coming ana going. BE-
stowat of honorH nnd orders nnd The liltr,
but the endless details regarding rnccp-
ton OF addresses. memorials and sits
Tho HddtcBsca that are 20 be- presented
ty tho home secretary are from eyrry
concclyablr public body IN cyery imHginh.
bic parts of The empire and out OF II. aLd
number thousands not counting tons oi
rodcs" ana private memorials addressed
10 the throne. and which hagc found R
resting place Ia the capneour waste
paprr haAkets OF Windsor The principal
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address to be delivered is that from the
lords and faithful commons, OF presents
there Is no end, The most interesting
OF these is perhaps the magnificent set of
emeralds sent by the car and czarina,
valued at cost of $lO0OOo From China,
India. Japan, Persia, the continent and
elsewhere enough of the rare and costly
sent by the high and mighty has arrived
to MI bljou museum, while II her mat
esty had relaxed the rule which forbids
accepting presents from private people
unknown to her, she might have covered
the walls of Windsor with the samples
of home work in every material existing,
that now cumber the lumber rooms and
cellars OF the castle, Yet even these
which she has not seen have had n reflex
action upon the queens attention. 1t is
therefore matter Of sincere congratula-
tlon that she has stood the strain so
we'll
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-20
THE QUEENS ppo~o,,-

The jubilee program to which her mai
esty has given her assent covers the seven
days beginning tomOrrow-though all en-
voys are guests OF the queen until Mon
day. June %, The program begins ap-
propriately on tomorrow-aocession day
the sixtieth anniversary OF that far June
morning when as day broke the Arch
bishop OF Canterbury and the lord cham
berlain announced to the hastily awalSeed
princess that during the silent watches Of
the night the mantle Of majesty ha6
fallen upon her The program is as fol-
lows:
Sunday, June 2O,-Accesslon Day Morn
ing.-The queen. with the more lmmedi-
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Washington few weeks beime. who had then
recommended tuch = course II WAS agreed At
the New Orleans conference. almost without
oppos ton, at these sopihenera should co.
operate wi b General Grant AID brig about q
speedy seillement ~ All ain no ; then sH.
lglne.
The gsDtl, men parlcp ting f. this confer.
encs went t0 th.l1 hame. General Ion street
weDttO Washington He bid no dlnlculiy IN
seeing the PRECEDENT '0gn aiier n,s sTryd 4
FEW day lat - be was appointed United ststss
nIShal fgr The southern district of q 'rfia
he nOmiBati0 was confirmed snd fbe general
accepted The posltlna. The county KNOWS
abOut ibs howl that W. ialsed u over the
county south e Ma,Oa 40 Di1ol's lln be.
cause u L0ng,treet's deseuiDn. lie lad been
Il iifs long dem crat be bad voted with the
whigs before The war bot had recanted aud
cainr back Into The democratic ioid. exhibiting
much cOntriiiGn. lie had whip,ed the Van
kees At Knoxville anl wds one "i the heroes Of
the conicdefAey. Re had gene { bis Georgia
home 10 ls0j with eninily ami malice Ia his
hear. tawsr1 all Ysnkseltnd. ihs republican
parry wa, thslto him parry Of rascal,. Hnd
AfI UNI ~ wv hsAfi' 'At"P iHtf gfAiA IA ~
wos aH AT only paraIlsIed by tha, Of Judss ~
carJt when he bet ayei nj, Christ
THAT {, THE way tie southerners thought.
gome atil lpok NJ IL that way. Newspapers
teeined with dsnunelailOu; stump s eakr.s
Numbered their excOriatlng sentences from ali
corner. Hnda cross r,adI; private families
heaped oboqny on his name around the family
hearth ministers spoke dispAragingly Of him
iu the pBlpit, and ch idfen we're taught 70 turn
their faces when hey saw the old soldier
coming nut he Was undrtefrei by thes0 dem
oDsirhii0ns, aud up - III expiration Of his
commisslou he remained unsi ducsd BY such
popular clainOr. Tue other cOnfsderhtss who
had entered int1 thr compact 10 take the Offices
aud thereby shOw the imin s;TatiOn that they
were ready =, act IN peace we're frightened
away by the Indignation crested BY Long
STREETS acceptance sad hotliy they became
the traitor. ~ ttsitor there was. Long
street had been sent ahrad 10 Dlsze the way.
The fog had be sOme thick and the roAd dan
gerJus. and bis 70 oWefs halted behind when
they had promised assistance.
"ABd duhrg all glle ear, s,ncs then tbi, gal
Ian old man has carried his heanaehes we'll
He has never diYuig-d the srerc.. \ may
come out some da7, aad the wo' be unto a
lev southerners who have feyllei his glor Gus
name
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TIE INDIAN ENJOYS.

Hardly less important and certainly
more picturesque are the ENJOYS from
India, princes Of fendatory states men Of
strange titles, Of dark-sldnned, lmmutable
faces, clad In costumes Of color and gold
ever emblematc Of the gorgeous East.
Just who and what they are Is hardly
known outside the Indian Offices but they
are all resplendent Jersmages and are
thus described. The Thakore sahib Of
Gondal, the Rajah OF Kapurthala; the
Thakore sahib of Morvi; the Maharajah
DhlraJ sir Prayab Sing. Regent Judhpur,
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accompanied by the Tbapore Har Sing.
sunnyot singa cousin Of tho Maharajab
of kaahmir, Others Of the many Indian
states are thus represeftedi Pailaia by
Maud Singh. Nhbba by KiHhan Singh a
slrdar Of state; Alwar Wy pand Khnn;
Bhartpur by chntru Singh BlhAner by
nai Mnkur Dlp Singh Juipur by Dhun-
pat ltal; Gwallof by Abdul Ganny, indoro
Wy rno Malkoi; ishopal BY commaDdant
Mira kprim Beg. Rampur by Snzlf
Khan Bhanogur by phan singh. "a nonf
relative Of the Maharajah. ana Hydcr-
ahad by sir ilnsl1m AZ Khan who holds
an important post uHder The ruler OF tho
Doccan. Tho Nlzam Of ilyderabad. Lust
though not least Is that odd familiar
name associated with no much Of indian
prlneoly charity -slr james JnmseJeo
JriocbhOy.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-20
rilg EMrlltEB ENJOYS

Turning ffom ihOsc tonight In London
who have come to lostify tho homage
of the world beyond British boundary
limos 10 thoHo who represent that emplr"
within them. the array OF cBvoyn /. no
less Imposing no less pleturcsquo while
far more pregnant with meaning 20 the
man Ia tho street for they typlty the vast
ncsa nni variety o. Tho empire to which
hc belongs, Easily foremost Ia this group
stands the Hon. wilfrod iaurIcr. premier
or tho Dominion. who. With MrH i.hur.ef.
and the other colonial promleru are guests
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-20
CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.

"Wires sint working" said the operator
tersely. "Can't take your message
whats the natter storm p demand ed
the man with the message.
Worse than that" replied the operator.
'What?"
"Just received n cablegram in Russian and
It has twisted the wires all out of shape"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-20
UNsCRUPULOUS.

THAT man Nibley isn't to be trusted. He'd
take advantage OF you quicker than a
wink il he saw n chance to do So
allow do you know that:"
~ overheard him and his wife in an argu
ment last night, and when he saw thai she
was getting ahead of him, he yelled. Look
out, There's mouser'
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UPHELD.

There said General weyler, triumphant
ly, as he laid aside the article on detetics.
knew that my attitude with reference to the
relief appropriation by the United States
would be vindicated."
HAS II occurred so soons"
ayes. lam upheld by science. This article
states that the trouble with Americans is
they eat too fast and too much
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a DIsCoRD.

at was careless" mused the advertising
manager, in a melancholy tone.
ITO what do you refersn
"The manner in which they put thatprima
donnas opinion of our cure fora cold on the
same page with an announcement that she
has sore throat and cannot sing.
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CONCLUSIVE.

"what, George Critchley doesn't love Hattie
Benson? Nonsense, my boy. he idolizes her.
and can easily convince you that know
what I'm talking about"
"Td like TO know how"
~ saw him lead his bike for nearly three
quarters ofa mile yesterday, just to be able
TO walk with her"
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WASTED

"It's surprising how Impractical some very
learned men are"
"Yes; there's Professor Lingwist, for exam
pie He spent over half his life in acquiring
a tiuency In nine or ten different languages,
and then went and married a vile who never
gives him chance to get word in edge
ways"
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THE MODERN DRAMATIC CRITIC.

First Nighter-"The man who writes the
dramatic criticisms for your paper does not
know good play from bad one,
Edltor-"I know 1t, but what are we TO do.
He is the only man ON the staff who is tail
enough to see over the bonnets."
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-20
ALL SORTS.
EXPLANATION

Il didn't know your folks. took the Howler
JOnnieg"
Yes. maam; we've been takin' IL ever since
the Poolors moved away"
Did you subscribe for IL then?"
mo, ma'am; the Poolers forget 10 stopiL-
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No HANGING.

Permit me then, to die at your feet he
cried desperately.
She shivered.
Il Sc" no objection To that" she answered.
"All papa said was you mustn't hang around
here
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-20

Prince OF Wales, on behalf OF the queen,
reviews the fleet at Spithead, Evening
Inummation OF the fleet.
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DREW THE LINE AT THAT.

"Well, goodbye, Fidus Achates," said
James Hamilton Lewis. OF Washington, 10
Jerry simpson, Of Kansas, as he was leaving
the capitol the other day.
Hold on. there, ,pard, said Jerry. "You can
call me anything you like in English and
won't kick, but You sling any more names At
me like that cannot understand and our
alliance Is busted for good, you hear me-
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HELD HER OWN.

II have never seen your daughter. = said the
visitor. but am told she is very beautiful"
OF course she gets her beauty from you
The hostess glanced.renectivel in the mir
ror opposite. $40, think am stiil holding
on TO my own"
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PROVING IT.

Briggs-"I didn't know that you were near
sighted, old man."
Griggs-"Near slghtedw Why, walked right
up TO one of my creditors yesterday"
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The New Portrait of the Queen.
coLoRED DRAWING w. n. p RICHARDSON 1.-THE NEW RI

pouahof fHrN Iamb has exl
msomeof the k
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PORTLAND.
ARRIVE.
LEAVE

Direct connection at San Francisco wi'h Oc-
cidental & Oriental and Pacific Mail steam
ship lines for JAPAN AND CHINA. sailing
daiss on application.
Rates aud tickets TO Eastern points and Eu-
rope. Also JAPAN, CHINA. HONOLULU and
AUSTRALIA Can be obtained from J. b.
KIRKLAND, Ticket Agent, lSi Third st.
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rnANsronrArroN LIVES.

LEAVE PORTLAND ARRIVE.
Fast Mail Tor Ks anna.
Chehal =. Ceutfalia,
40 q South Bef d, MOntessanO No. l.
ABERDEEN. olympia Ia
coma, -rs tile, VlctOTi4.
lPOn Townsend, El'ens-
burg, 50 kane Rnssland
B. G.; Trsll H. c.; Hei-
sOn, u. G.. KnslO, Mis-
ii:A.M. Helene, = Paul, y q a@nM.
IneapOlis, Kansas city,
Omaha, Council Bluffs,
iSt. Lfui- ,Chicaao, wash
ingtOn. Sew Ynrk, Phil
adrlphls Boston, ana all
points East aud Outh-
-
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YANHtLL DIVISION
Passenger Depot, foot of JefTers Il ST..

Leave for OSWEGO daily at 100 g. ~,
l2;l5, las, 5;25, 6;I5 S:05.s D. M; ,ll:SO p. m.
on SATURDAYS onlyl and s:l0 a. m. and $3.50 D.
IN, on Sundays only. Arrive at Portland daily
a T:l0s, $50 a. M; l:30, $Il5 6:S5, 7:i5 p. m.
IAN 10 a. M, 1913 and $40 p. M. on Sun
days onlyI
Deaye Tor SHERIDAN d,ly except Sunday
at $3.50 p. m. Arrive at POrtl and $3.50 a. IN:
Leave for Atrlie Mondays, Wedne days and
Fridays at $40 a. m. Arrive az Portland
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays at S:Oo
p. m.
Except Sunday, *sExcept Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-15

A Marked ExhIbitIon Of "a seen ~ =
Naturalist.

Even the cold-blooded and ciamny
snake cyinces maternal ane.tion. and
I am fortunately able 10 produce evil
dence Corrob0rative cf this statement
that t. fresh in Try memory. On
March -. while gc-tcl on my front
porch. noticed one % my dogs. a
yearlIng puppy. acting In peculiar
way on my lawn. lie was cireling
around 4 small circumscrihcd spot.
every now and then thrustinE his nose
towards the ground. and then quickly
jumping back.
On approaching tie animal ! discov-
cred that the object % his playful as
saults was n bunch or hall of snakes.
4 three or four yczr old mother and
her last years brood % young. The
day was very warm. the sun shining
clear and bright. and these creatures
had emerged from their den or nest 10
the ground. a foot or so away from the
spot where they were lying. and were
summing themselves. When they OBJ
served ur they made an attempt 20
regain their nest. killed two o. them.
however. before they could enter. ]
. HAA E0au somewhere ANAA AA a &AsAM" 9
young were taken and their bodies
I dragged along the ground. ,he mother
snake would follow the trail. and. ii
she found them alive would eonduc;
them back 10 the nest I took the two
which had killed aud. after draEging
them along the turf. deposited them
on the pavement some ffty feet from
the den: I then resumed my sect on
the porch and awaited developments
In n short while the mother snake
emerged from the mes; and. after crawl
ing about for n second or two. struck
the trail and az once followed % Go
the pavement and her dead young
Fortunately had y witness tn tie per.
son OF nv iceman. who was del verina
ice az the time aud who vas dumb
founded az bcholdins such hish intel
ligence in a creature So low tn th,
scale Of animal life. I killed the oil
snake 0or these snakes garden moe
casins-hccomc harmful after the thir.
year. eating young birds. ctcl ard ie'
OF her progeny leaving two pairs q
carry on and perpc;uatc the race
, Home Magazine.
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Gen. sheIby's Death.

Kansas City, Mo-. Feb. 13.-
Gen. 10 Shelby died ut his
country home, eight miles from
Audrain, Mo-, at t O'Clock this
morning.
The end came peacefully. The
patient had been unconscious
since early Monday morning
and had been slowing dying
since that time. AT consulta-
ton of physicians last night it
was given out that death must
come before morning, and the
family had been constant watch
ers at the bedside of the dying
general.
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IN ARKANSAS.
the Mueh-waztrd Murderer.
Thought To Be q Raw
In Nanlac.

Little Rock. Ark, Feb. A.
\ report reached here tonight
that George Taylor. the noted
murderer of The Meeks family
is in Jail at Salem, Fulton
county. and that he is a raving
maniac, This information was
brought here by a travelling man
named Hurt, who claims TO have
been acquainted with the Tay-
lors when they were IN business
at Carrolton, No. He says that
he saw the man now in jail at
Salem and feels satisfied that
he IS none other than George
TAYLOR. although he l. so
changed in appearance from
his former self as 10 hardly re-
semble the George Taylor of a
few years ago.
For two or three weeks the
people OF Fulton county We're
alarmed over the peculiar ac-
tions Of an insane man running
at large i'm that county. The
unfortunate man rOamed
Through the woods during the
I day. night he would venture
\ Iout on the country roads. lie
was almost naked and wore ne
hat. Al attempts of the Off
GERS To capture him We're IN
vain, and Ae came to bc spoken
of as "the wild man of Fulton
county"
Finally a posse of citizens OF
captured him and landed hin
i'm the jail at Salem. He ther,
gave the name of hampton. N
effort to have him confined II
the state insane asylum was un
I successful, as no one Woult
swear he was a resident of tn,
state. He has acted very pecu
liarly while in Jail, evincing i
mortal fear of the sheriff an'
begging the iailor not TO ALLOW
the sheriff to take him back
When asked where he meant j.
back" he would not say. tn
officers became convinced tina
= the man has committed som
. terrible crime somewhere an'
that either fear OF arrest OF hi
p crime prcying on his mind ha
caused him To 90 crazy.
Mr.. Hunt says that the mad
: man j. none other than Georg
j Taylor.
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Fort Worth, Tex, l3.-The trial Of
Jim IIarbolt in the district court Of
Donley county, at Clarendon, this
week for the murder of Sheriff Tom
McGhee of Hemphill county, at
Canadian, some two years ago, re-
suited in a verdict Of guilty, with a
lifetime sentence in the penitentiary.
The sensational express robbery and
killing at that time is still fresh in
the minds OF the people. Harbolt, il
will also be recalled, escaped from
Jail in January at Canadian, but was
subsequently recaptured. The case
was tried before Judge Wallace on a
change OF venue from Judge Baker s
district.
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we,ler.s Conscience Fund.

New York, Feb. PA dis
patch from Port Caibarien, in
Santa Clara Province, Cuba,
has it that Captain General
Weyler will donate to the pub
lie treasury the sum of 100000
from his private fortune, to be
devoted to the prosecution of
the campaign against the insur-
gents.
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The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns.
and all Skin Eruptions, and posit-
lively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Frame. Green & Co.
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GEN. JOE SHELBY. the states
man warrior of Missouri Is dead.
General Shelby was one of
those characters only possible
in America, built up Of rugged
honesty, deep seated conviction,
sterling manhood and undaWt-
ed courage with all the dash
and 90 which typifies the West
ern American. His record as a
citizen and as Il soldier was
stainless, and many are the
hearts which are weeping over
the bier of this truly great and
good man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-15

The foiiowingp prices are paid I'm Ard
more for the farm products named.
Eu'icr, 10 and ihc per ih.
Chickens. Gl.-5 TO 81 so per dor.
Eggs, i2tc Per doz.
sweet potatoes, 60 and sc per In
] Irish potatoes, sc per bu.
Apples, luorthernl se-2i per bbl.
Onions. 81 per bu.
Cabbage. &c per 10.
Hay, $500 to 500 per ton.
Corn, % 10 Sc per bu.
Oats, isc and 20c per bu.
Wheat. 60 cents per hushcl.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-15

THE torch has been applied
and the magazine of all Europe
is liable to explode at any mo-
ment. The Turks and the
Greeks have fired the first vol
ley, which it is more than prob
able, will set all the Eastern
world aflame. From this event.
small though it be, may come
the re-mapping of more than
half the world.
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Chr-fian Church-FrsEaicY street. Ser
rirsa every Lords dnF ~ u 90 q. m. aud sstt
q. m. sunday school 80 a. PRAYER
meeting every "wednesday SIS . n Thutr
practice every Friday eNeninE ~ SIS :. 80.
tadics' Aid Society eVcrT Tues aitrr-
noon az the church ~ 9. ta- site and eu-
ciai meeting every Tuesday uiEht AZ place
announced each Lords daV. ufuCers meet
lnE rst Lnryi's day in each ulunth. All are
cordially Invited - ali services
zoe ~. Wchh. Suu't sunday school
NulmeT johnson. PASTOR.
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Yaw, Lay, Dick.

Miss Yaw, assisted by Miss
Lay and Mr.. Dick, delighted an
immense audience last night.
Miss Yaw's singingrem one
of the tinkling notes of a bird,
so clear, so natural and distinct
is it. Her manner is entirely
unaffected and her wonderful
range pleases and astonishes.
Miss Lay as an accompanist
and soloist has but few equals.
Her several numbers last night
were each encored. Mr.. Dick
is an artist OF unquestioned
ability. The entertainment was
a treat of the highest order
HesDerian.
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HANNA IS AGAINST FLYNN.
The Boss Says lie caa't Be Cover
nor OF Oklahoma That Is, ~
lie Caa Help Il.

I'VE DO not want to appoint
Flynn governor of Oklahoma if
we can avoid it." This is taken
as a significant remark from a
conversation with no less a man
than Mark Hanna, and he said
it to Colonel &. NJ. Points of
Oklahoma.
Colonel Points gained the
impression that Mr.. Hanna
likes Flynn personally very
much, but while tins IS true it
will not go beyond a Jolly"
1t Will not reach the point of
bringing about the appoint
ment Of Flynn as governor of
Oklahoma. Colonel Points adj
mits that Mr.. Hanna did not
tell him who would be appoint
cd governor, but Mr.. Hanna
hoped he would not be driven
to appoint Flynn.
Colonel Points wants G.. Nj.
Barnes OF Guthrie appointed.
He did not succeed in eXactina
ii promise that Barnes would
be the man, yet he believes hC
will be, and in this lie finds
much physical comfort anC
political repoSe.