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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
Omaha.

OMAHA, Nov. 30-CATTEE-R 5000
Market steady TO stronger Native beef steers So so
0p4 80; Western steers, SO 1904 80: Texas GERS
$3G3 60; cows and befters. S3db3 So Gamers
$-G2 &c. steckers end feeders SIS 5UG4 40;
YES 1905: bulls stays etc 5 as 50.
HOGS-keceipts, 74OQ Market weak to SC
lower Heavy, SO 20asS 30: mixed. 81: @513. 80
light, 50 ooG5 40: bulk of sales So 25@3 80.
SHEEP-Receipts, $500. Market strong. Fair
eTns. SIS 60G4 40: common ana STOCK sheep, $50.
3 80: Ian bS, S415 so -
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BEANs. AND SEEDS.

Baye Beans are firm at the advance. Pinks and
Reds are a fraction higher. No other changes
BkANS- Bayoss 81. OSdG2 2s Small Whites
el-l561 25i Large. Whites 90cQS1 10: Pinka.
81 25lGl 40; Reds. 81 259I 40: Blackeye, 81 20
a L S9:. he'd Kidney. ST. 1922 rs Limas, 81 60@
rs Bntters 81 25Gl so; Pea, 81 1891 40:
SEEDS Brown NJ usIard, IS v ctl: Yellow
Mustard. S2Gs2 50 q ctIs Flax, 81 soG2; canary
Seed, 214&234c r ID; Alfalfa 6l4c; Rape 20
Dried REAs-SIes. 81 Is: Green 81 2Osl 40
a ctl
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01

AiIdescriptious under tn head are Unchanged
FLOUK-Net cash prices ere; Family extra4
s. 5b14 IS. Bakers extras. 81 3Od4 40 p Dol.
;: CORN MEAL E1C-Eeed Corn, 40 50G21;
Cracked Corn. So @22 p ton. ..-.-- s.. g..
- MILLSTUFFS--Prices in sacks. follows,
usual discount to the trade: Graham Flour, 50
= 100 MS; Rye Flour 81 so q 100; Rdce Fiours
IS rs: CornmeAEs 81 rs; extra cream do So
Oatmeal IS 5Os Dat Greats, 81; Hominy, So LOG
= so: Buckwheat: Flour IS 1898 so; Cracked
Wheat, SO %; Farina, So SO; Whole Wheat Flouf
S3 20: Rolled Gals (bblsl. SO I00o5 80; In SACKS
SIS IS. Fear Barley "a; spli. Peas - 81; Green
40, "a 20 p 100 MS ...
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

eiIverstiil higher. -. =: -. -.
" heat lower No change in Barley. =.
Gray oats doing better Dry Corn steady: =:
Rye lower II. -. -. - .
Hay. and Feedstuffs unchanged. > =. -:
Colored ! cans firm. - -.::. -.
Flour and Millsluffs as before. .:.-.. +: ~.
Coffee dull and weak. = T.
w DOL and Hops very dull ~ :. T. :...- -:.''
Potsltots and onions unchanged, =. - ::
Butter weak, Cheese steady and Eggs lower
More Eastern Pourfyin. r.: f. !. + :. =: ::
Turkey rather fl ner. Same dull and weak.
a piles gInt the m4rker. other{ruts dull -:
No change in Provisions. - -. -. +.
Hides and. Leather tim and. active ~. -.
: No change in. Meats. +. XIII 81. :" p
OILS as before: IL. . = 49,. - t. ...
Bank cIeariD gs run All cad. of last year. !.
Afarked increase in fore On trade. +
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.
Oregon.

= PORTLAND. Nov. 80. I be local wi heat market
is on the back track again, having FALLEN of over
cents from the highest prices reached last week
and the best figure. involved for Walla: Walla TO-
day by the exporters was-7 &C. with b ne stem and
valley at zs@s7FC. -.-.-,:*t
The shipments for the month closing today
were the largest the history OF The port. beng:
To Europe, 2 424,i9S bu,be wheat and 2O, 676
barrels flour; Chi ami il IN, S. 81 s. barrels
faur; to an francisco, 1877, z53 bushels wheat
an i29, 6? 2 barrels four =
o. Ceared-French bark Dnguesielien, for Queens
town, with 10 1856 bus nels wheat. -
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LONDON. MARKETS.

!. NEW YoRK X. Nov :3O:-The Evening Posts
London financial cabiegram says: The strength OF
:conso was the only feh ture in the stock market
here lay They. ouched the highest price on
record Thai :e was dueto the scarcity of STOCK
TO bear rspurchaSes ana 10 the small Government
-buyi go. =.
same time the tendenCy here at: the moment is
rather TO buy h fall than to sell.
=: 7 here was a very sharp fall in West Australian
mines, Bu$iness. generally was restricted by the
interruption Of cable service with the Continent
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
Hal: AM FEEDsrUFFs.

Previous quotations rule for all descriptions.
The market is quiet all around >---....
BRkN-Sl7 TO- 8 = ton. H.
MIDDLINGS-s2U oe@22 50 9 ton.
-. FEEDSTUFFS-Ro Barley, s2O@21 p ton;
OIL caEe Meal al the mill, S2s 5O@2s so q ton:
!obbing, $50; Cpcoannt Gaze. $12@z0;. (ottonseed
Meal S29@S0 tsien.: ~ - =. -.
KAY-W heat sl2@I45O S:tou; Wheat and oat.
Sl1Gi3 so. Oat- 5 lUMl2i- Barley. SlOGl2S conn
pressed, sI2@l4; Alfatfa SsG9 81, stOck nomi-
nal; Clover, SSG9 so q ton. - -.
=. sHlA M--3URl45c y bale -. -. :.
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WOOD, LUM BIER, ETC.

Another advance of ST. q NJ feet in cargoes OF
Pine is nnounC ed.
Posts sol DC each for No. l and 51a6l6 INC for
No. 2: Redwood, SIS per cord; Oak. rough. SIS so;
peeled, SO: Pine. SIS rs.
LUMBER-Re al prces are nom nally as TO-
lows: Pine-Urdinary sizes Sll@l4 for No. and
SO 5OsSl1 Tor No 2; extra sizes higher. Red WOOD
-SI40l7 for No. l and SIG 2 so for No. z;
Lath. feet ST. 7u9I 81: Piekets, sis; Shingles,
81 IS for common and 81 % for fancy; Rustic,
Sl9@D21; Shakes, SIS.
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Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 3O.-CATTLE-Recetpts
II 600. Market steady TO strong. y alive steers,
S 1904 so; naive cows ard helfers. 81 5u6G4
sockers and feeders. 50 1894 IS; bulls So 5uQ
3 IS. 49,
Il oGS-Receipts. IS 600. Market weak to SC
lower Bulk of sales, IS 35G3 40: neavies
SO 35O3 As: packers and mixed. SO 35Gla as:
Highs 81 304s 4212; workers.. So 40G3 aga :;
pigs, 1898 37Ha. :: -.
ST. EEt-Receipts 1000. Market firm. Lambs,
$z@5 IS; mutt onsj S36l4 so.
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Cash quotations as fo.Iows: Flour. easier,
mostly 50ll0c lower; No. 2 Spring heat, 901
9Ui4c; No. Spring Wheat s4@90c: No 2 KeI.
1854 Q96 12c; No.2 Corn. S4e; No Oats, III
White, fob, 23@25$4c; No. Eye Ala G4512c;
No Barley. fob, 2512@36c: 40 3 -: 40
i. -: No. -FlaXseed 81 .0460l 10: Prime
Timothy Seed. So :Mess Pork 3 Dol, 81 617 30:
Lard p 100 rs, 81 29@4 2212; short kiDs SIDES
uooseI 81 1904 10. Dry Sailed Shoulders (boxedl
81 75@5: short Clear SIDES boxedl 81 45@l4 SIS:
WHISKY dstillers' finished goods per gal al g.
sugar. cut Loaf, -; graduated. - stand
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
RIA ESTATE TRANSACTION s.

Thomas stanton 10 Thomas ]. Stanton. lot on Z
line o. Van \ess av nu l of Bush street, >
2 ~ L -. Qui-claim; 81.
4 i"mas stanton ana Thorn IS G. Lyons {. x
q ejtate OF Biiuget StaDtUnj 10 Lillian
james, second party, sam $7250.
Tncmas j. Stanton, Thomas q. Lyons and Mary
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
NEW roHK- -MoSkl MARKER.
Closing Prices for Bonds and Railway

NEw YoKK, Nov 80 - Money on call easy
at j 1a62%; last loan il AZ closed at l12@2%;
prime mercantile parer, 5G3Ia%: stertlns. ea-
change easy, with actual business in bankers bills
al S4 s5$4d4 SO for demand and al 81 $50
A = II Tor sixty days: posted rates 81 81 IA
a com mercial bills, "a s21aG4 S2s4 sill 'er
tincates; 59I 39169c:. bar SILVER, 59lgc; Mexican
dollars 46I4c;:. government bonds, firm; State
bonds dull rail road bonds, firm --... - -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Nov 80. - FLOUR-ReceIpts
4s,942 bbIs; exports, 27fl2 BIB & steady and quiet
Minnesota patents, IS legs 40; do bakers, 50 20
@ a so: winter paten:s, 81 95@5 rs; do straits.
"a "a ~: do ex ras So 4OG4; do low grsdes
81 90@5 10. Cornmeal--DuA; Wes3ern, 35c- Rye
Weak !; Western. 12c -.
VIII At Receipts. 39g 275 bushels: exports,
2s3517busheIs. SPOT market steady. No. 2 red.
CSC. options opened weak under big North west
receipts and disappointing cables and after further
declines IN consequ nee. OF u.dation re covered
enormous clearance and closed 14c net higher
on May, but lac lower on December, the latter be-
2. red way, SO 5-l6G94e, cltse1 90 1sc: .Dece m
Der, 80 g. 1897 D. Ice, closed 97c.
/ HUPS-Steady. State common 10 choice, 1895
crop, 4@6c 1896 cio., a SC :. S97'caoi l5Gl s.
Pacifics cast, crop " 1895. 4G6c; 1896 crop. Ga
&c: 397 crop, 1901 &c. -. =. y
WoOL-Qniet Tex a., 1EJQ17c
PE1R0LkUM-SteadY: United closed SIC bid.
PIG IRoN-W arrants quiet; So IS bid; So gu
asked :. :
COPPER Lake; $40 10. -.
p: TIN-Qniet; $l3 rs.
SPELL ER-QuieJ; 81 90.
LEAD-IxclAnge Darcy eady, SO rs: brokers
steady AT So So: -.
cor FEE-Upuons opened stea5y at an al
vance ef D and 10 BoiIits. CLOSED steady a net
gain of 10 and s. points Sales, "a. $50 bags. in
Guiding De ember. $3 45(QS SO: March, SIS 75G
spot CofYee-Rio:a tirm. No. invoice. csc.
No. iobbing' $780,. milo. steady; Cordova a,
-GGAR~Kaw. firm: refined, firm. Mold 4
47sc; standard A. zsg; cunf, ctioners' A. 4Tsc
Gu loaf. 56sc; crushed. $3.50; powdered, 5-l6c;
grAnuated, sc.
BUTTER - Receipts; 1904 packages: firm:
western creamery, l4@2oc: Egins 25c; factory
EGt3S-Receip;s. s403 PACKAGES: firm. State
and Pennsylvania, 2O@25c; w, stern. 23c.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
..B5ANK. =e.LKARIN.Gs.

Local bank clearin gs in November were s75.-
Ss5. 544.pgafnst So: /, A. Tor November 1895.
For the frs eleXen month Of the year they were
S6s0l -. % i; against So 1901 SO2 in 1S96. ~
The C learinGs ran behind those off, 1876 unfi-
August len they TOOK a turn forward, and since
Then lhen haXe beer div calming. =. =. :. =. :.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01

Cal.
notice stating whether the time ball was
oropPeu on time, or giving the error. II any,
puoiiSnei the same day oy the afternoon paperA
ana oy Inc morning papers the following .ias.
W. y HUGHE5.
.=.>' Lieutenant. L, y N, III cnArsa
-. The Time Ball. 49,
q. BRANCH HYDRoeRAPHIc OFFIcE o. g M
=. = MERCHANTS. l. xcHA NeE
= :: San: FRANCISCO NoVem Der % 1897
The time ball on Tele graph HIil was dro2n.i =
exactly noon to-da y-L=e., at noon nj tbe I3itn
meridian. 'or.e2actiy At SP N. Greenwich time
r: = = -. W. y H UeHEs
: Lieutep ant. Z. s N. m ..n.rre
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
Washington.

- IA COMA, Nov. S0.-Wheat took a drop OF &c
to-day No. / club. 49,: No. 1bIue stem. Tic.
Wheat receipts for Noyem Der, li5lS;sts bush
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01

BOSTON. Nov. 80. lAtchison. :123s: Bell Tele-
phone. "25S: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
"a rs; MeSifah Central, s1a: Oregon Short Line,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
PoKTLAND's BUSINESS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

! PORTLAND Nov. 3O,-ESchanges, S3Os 432
| balances S52SJ7
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01

seedlings, 81 25@2 p tox; Mandarins, 75c@s1 so
v box; Grape Fruit. IS 5Un5 a box; Lem
ons.:76 @$l IS for common and ST 5O92 TOR good
to choice: Mexican Lines, s2a3 q box; Califor-
ma. Lines, In small boxes, 25@30c; bananas $lG2
q bunch: EPineappIes. S2@3 y doz =.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01

The carrier pigeon was in use by the
Stale DepartU ent of the Ottoman EN- pire
as carry as the urteenth century. LIth-
cow says that a dispatch has been carried
in those days from Bagdad to Aleppo,
thirty days journey on horses, in forty
eight hours
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
LONDON WOO. SALES.

LONDON. Nov. 3O-fhere was the usual large
attendance at the wool sales 10 day. ntinental
buyers purchased scoureds freely at full rates, and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. 30.-Wheat started heavy and
was on down grade for hour and r half May,
which CLOSED yesterday at 9O1h@9O5sc opened
to-day at 90ss@s01ac, Euough buying was
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
CLOSE.


WHEAT-Spot No / red Northern spring.
dull. rs sd.
CORN-Spot American mixed quiet IS Sd:
December quiet. IS 26sd; January, quiet IS
I'd; February, quiet, IS Isl
FLOUk-st. Louis fancy winter dull los
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
London.
Liverpool.

LON DoN, Nov. 30-Consols, $50; silver,
2714d; French rentes 1881 s21sc.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01

LIVERPOOL. Nov 30 Wheat-Quiet; No
/ standard California 40s: cargoes OF coast
nothing doing; car.oes on passage, easy for whiie
quirJ Tor red; English country markets auiet:
french country M rEets quiet and ). eady; wheaI
In Paris, quiet; flour in Paris, barely steady;
weather in England, rain
COTTON Uplauds a14L
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01

On the Prod nee EXclange o-dav the Butter mar
keI IVES firm Creamery, I5G22c: dairy. IL
@19c cheese quiet sGs1ac; eggs firm, fresh.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
SUN. MOON AND TIDE.

sun. MOON AND TIDE
UNITED STATES COAST AND GFopETro SrRvFv
TIMES AND HEIGHTS HIGH AND Low
p WATERS AT TORT POINT. ENTRANCE TO SAN
FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY OF THE. SUPERINTENDENT
NoTE-The high and low waters occur at the
City Front (Missionstreet WHARF about twenty
five minutes later than at Fort Point; The hei.hs
OF tide Is The same at both places
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rnrts:. Sgh GIL OPS
$780, --s-- -
SIS. 4S6.72(

FNpor, of silver for the ten months were SOL :
26s3S0 in 1896 and S47,572 ,6S6 IN lS! 49,: /:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
.loUR .-ToREIGN.. TKADE.

The foreign commerce OF the United states for
the ffrst.ten months of the year compares as fol
-, .-.--a.. +: 1896 -. 1897.
Exports. .3...:... S779. 57S476 - 1858, O3O, 69l
Imports 49,. ST., 555 6US :63S 81 259
Exec s. exports s2O7. o22 s6S S21 g. 296, 432
The net balance IN favor Of the country is. p
600 OOU larger than last year: I he gold move
ment compares follows: ..-->~...-;.. -
=. ~. 90. S96. ....>:.:.+ 1897
Imports. -. S92, sac 939 S24,4l3 52s
ExDOrts. ......... 57,2lSUl >** 81, 9J0,249
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-01
HIDES. TALON, WOOL AND HoPs.

Wool and Hops continue dull. though there is
rather more uudertone to Wool
Hides are firmer and more active, though prices
are unchanged.
A loo a. circular says of Wool: Locally there is
nothing report, and no large business is expect
does not mean GU tlets tor secured Wool theJ= are
ago. The Wool market East Is reported quiet bu {
Aept we'll IN hand, and hoIde' S both ther ana
here are ind IN maki( G sales Pspec al V
when concessions in price are a,krd. The London
Wool sales opened Novem b, % with Ii lit
ocks offering aud fl rm prices real zed, the buy
ing ing done chiefly by continents al buyers, and
but II. lie he Ing taken for eEican account ,"
HIDES AND SkINS-Culls and brands cell lie
under sound stock Heavy sailed steers, 10c
n: medium. sc; light SlaG9c; Cow hides,
s12@9c; Stays 51ac; ted Kip sc; sailed
Cali, lO@IIc p n; sailed Veal. &c; drv Hides,
l59l51sc; culls and brands. 1901 21ac; CRY Kip
and Veal l4c: dry alf SC; cuIls, 12c GoatskIns.
2OG35c each: Kids SC; Deersktns, good summer
25c p 10: medium, zoe; winter. loo; SheepsEins
shearllngs. l5@25c each: short wool. 35G6Oc
each; medium 60@SO each; long WOODS, SOc@$l
each
TALLoW-No l. rendered, s@31zc p 10: No
2 2G212c; refined. &c; Grease, 2G214e q ID.
WOOL - Fall clip - Middle counties, free
| 1OQl &c. do defective. J0@llc;, San Joaquin, de-
fecttve, 7@9c p ID; do lambs .61z@Sc: southern
Mountain go 2cs Northern, l2G lac 2 nj
90 defective, 99l1c;. Hum boIdt and Mendocino
l3@ sc 3 ID. -
HoPs-oid crop, 2@6c p Ii Tor poor to fair and
S@1Uc Tor good; new crop. 1OQ14c
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Nov 20. = California dried
fruits; Apples FIRM other fruits s eady:
kvaporated apples, common, 50l7c p pound
pr me wire trav. 7s4 Csc: wood-dried, prime,
S1sc' CHOICE. S12c: fancy, 909Lac
PRUNES-312oS Sc r h. IS 10 size and quality.
APkICOTS - OVAL 79S12c; MoorparK, ga
lie.
PEAcHEs-Unpeeled. 7@1oc; peeled, l2@2oc
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FLOUR AsD MILLsTUFFs.

: BUCKMHEAT-ouoted at al 2o@I s5 . {
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
The New Eight Bells.

This noted acrobatic comedy drew large
house at the opera house Thursday evening.
As whole the entertainment was proba-
bly, disappointing to some Of the audience,
yet there were several splendid features
which entitle the company to the rank of
first class. The tiresome feature was a
sameness from beginning to end, althgslh
there was no lack of rapidity Of acrron,
everything conferred about the feats of the
acrobats. Then too the undue prominence
given the noisy and awkward "Daniel
McGozzle" has tendency to give severe
pain to those who must listen to his brawl-
ings tor two or three hours. On the other
hand the specialties given by the Byrne
troupe of acrobats were exceptionally fine,
as were the Roman statuary pictures. The
feats of Harry Krammer, the trick bicycle
rider, were really wonderful. The ship
wreck was also good.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
Beautiful Zephra.

King Decius, the storm king, while pass
ing through his kingdom one day, discovers
in the hut of an old witch beautiful or
phan girl, whom he adopts, and giving her
the name OF Neyera, DEGREES that she shall
succeed him to his crown and kingdom.
Between the clans of King Decius and
Prince Juna, who are both subjects sof
Zephra, the queen Of Myth, there has ex-
listed tor years bitter feud, but Juna,
being true type of noble manhood, en-
deavors to effect reconciliation with the
naughty Decius but such overture is Gre
pulsed, until at last the doughty prince
dons disguise, enters the storm kings cas-
tie determined to SO ingratiate himself into
bis affections as to win his favor. He fails
in this, but instead meets the beautiful
Neyera, who has homegrown to.be hand
some maiden. s. He wins the promise of her
hand in marriage, goes back to his own
country, and at the grand annualisfete of
the queen, at which time are held, all the
dances, games and revels of the queens
subjects, Represents himself in court and
demands the hand of Neyera in marriage.
Enraged at this, Decius banishes away the
princess to the ice cave of Northland.
Juna is acquainted of. thisIby the fairy god
mother OF Neyera. He hastens to Zephra,
obtains assistance from her and after many
perilous attempts, rescues the princess
from her captors and reveals:the perfdy Of
Decius to the squeen, who banishes him
forever from her presence.
Some $50 young ladies and gentlemen
participate in the performance. The en-
tertainment is made up chiefly of music,
dancing and spectacular incidents. There
are songs and choruses, and interesting ep-
isodes. There is the dance Picturesque
the Merry-go-round ;;";the "Statuesque
Drill OF the Royal Guard" the ''Danse
Exquisite Naiads;" the "Danse Pa
striotic-the Graces," and many others, in
(which young ladies', richly and appropriate
I iy costumed, are the actors. There are
the "Nixies" with their pranks, cavaliers,
and list Of dramatis personae that prom
ises an evening OF varied and exceedingly
interesting entertainment.
The participants are all drawn from the
ranks OF the home talent which is SO abund-
ant and of SO promising quality in this
town, as previous entertainments have
shown. Mr.. R. w. Averill of Chicago,
who wrote and arranged ''Zepha," is con-
Quoting the rehearsals, which are being in
dustriously pushed. Rich costumes and
appropriate scenery are provided. The
interest in the drama is heightened by those
scenic effects that contribute so much to the
success Of performance of this descrip-
ton.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
EAST WESTMORELAND.

Mrs. Joshua Hall is in quite i'll health.
George Ballou spent Arbor day at J. E.
Fuller's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Fuller visited in West
minister over Sunday.
Miss Ella McClenning called on friends
Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah White is stopping at Mrs.
George Glaciers.
Mrs. Albert Bosworth has returned to
Massachusetts.
Rev. S. H. McAllister preached in Union
church Sunday afternoon.
Charles Kingsbury and family spent few
days in Sullivan last week.
Mrs. Hanson of Gilsum is keeping house
for w. E. Brown.
Mrs. Sara Craig has gone to Walpole to
work for Mr.. Clough.
Miss Cora Fuller has been home the past
week on account of ill health.
Mrs. Oren Carpenter and cousin and Mrs.
Bradley Leach are visiting in Gilsum.
George Bolster of Cambridgeport has been
visiting at his brothers, Frank Bolster's.
The much talked of steam mill of Bosworth
& Carpenter is running on regular time now.
Carroll Capron and wife attended the flu
neral of his brother in West Swanzey
Wednesday.
Mrs. Don Scovell is at her home her little
daughter is no better. Mrs. Lucy Brooks is
at +. o. Wheeler's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hager and two
daughters attended the funeral OF Mr.. Hager' s
mother at Gardner Wednesday.
The entertainment held by the Juniors was
decided success. Cake and coffee were
served to good audience. The music, tab
leaux, dialogues and speaking were much en-
joyed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
New Hampshire News.
Kelley's Mother Visits Him.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley of Amesbury, Mass,
went to Dover Thursday to visit their son,
Joseph E. Kelly, at the STAFFORD county Jail.
This was the first visit the murderer has
received from his mother since his capture.
The meeting was one full of grief and mis-
givings on the part of the parent. The
stold indifference of the son to the gravity Of
the terrible crime OF which he is charged, his
apparent freedom from remorse, both sur
prised and saddened her. His unconcern as
to his crime seemed even more marked than
when his father and brother visited him a
week ago.
Mrs. Kelly was unable to restrain her emo
ton, and broke down with bitter weeping
soon after the first words of greeting had
been exchanged.
Kelley's face showed no sign of feeling
during it all He maintained the cold, inn
movable demeanor which has characterized
him since his commitment.
TO the appeal from his mother, "Doesn't
it make you feel bad to know that you are il
prison for so awful deed?" Joe replied
"The thing is done now, mother, and it cam
be helped. 1 shall have to stand it,
| The defense at the trial will be insanity.