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Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
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bar leg 1900 Neres, fuu 3 4Rtl IRA en
paa 1000 Snobpgsere, bpor Der CT SaBD.ss
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life, laa lenb Ieres 9taun og IoreS,e, S
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ben olleriattl9ite ier JIG p9laa NAM
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General Office: Eau care,
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
MISREPRESENTATION mpbtnne

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mobtaaer
fcrtiben en- Mansoe gniganinser fra
6nrntsre on at faa fs tilisnbt Sntfers
ros'5rs. 9s lape Griier paa Spebe,
giais ps Saure be fibite Gar % rb.
fiStsr til bsiere 9plo paa eutier har
bepaget mango Garmere til at aisre
Gpries meo 9prtnins af Suff.rroer.
Sibtil bar benns Gren af gserbruaet
tun paret iorIest / RsbraHa, aanias
cg California, men iaar oil Der blips
planter sutterrosr / pper 80 gtater
On Sufferinbrit / gebrafa forarebs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s IONS met
Sutisrrce'5rp, os Department tigbtt
2 IONS I'll. Oct melts at bette Srp
sr M isnot Umirins til Sarmerne, mer
Gfteriprr9ielen er lise itpr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
Maa aaa HanaId.

Seieiterst afsap forleoen en- aienoslis
/ Glpsrton R. Ghapman's 6absds Cor
pus Gag. timber 9istusfionen at
DiHonsg prman sploforilas for ca. 4
Mar Iibtn bl.p Der at Sanatst n.biat en-
aumits, ION ftlloe unhsrisss, ON bet
bar fanbt, at Sendtorsr bapos ipetulsrst
| Suffer.
Gn Eel Del Meblammer al Sutters
tmrltst blep at aomitssn inbitapnte for
at ofsipe @ibnesbprb; men mango al
8ibnerns nasieoe at ibure paa be BEN
ftineos Sperssmual. 0isis blsp Der,
paa arrrtersbe. os Chapman blep bsmi
til 30 Dosss G9naieI / Sailsn / Waibs
ington % til at betale en- WiuItt al 500.
9an appeIersbe til !6sieiteret, % benn.
bar MI spotjenbt llnpsrrettens Dom.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
nnr unftritIhanstI tersasi.

llnerriosnspdrtsmentsts itdtt'ttiteSu'
rtau har nttcp mootagct ira Heolerlne
utns 9rnftsri BEN aarlige 0periigt oner
Reconsideration. Mr. Gmorp, Ghsf
for BET Ttotiitife Bureau, flyer, at oenns
0p,riiat biier, at De 5orsnsoe Stdters
ltbferIel at fdbritsreoe 9arsr ftaots fors
eotg, msceus lloferfsIsn At gserbra9ss
sroouft,r piitr en- iepn Neogdna. Sta
tiftiten pii,r ceiaa, at por lloferftIss
tanbsl portr hurtigers eno Storbritas
MEMS % 9nIfldnos.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
2soe aaraaao.

Sasmusien, S. 6. &eberien. II. ~,
bsrien. 2albo os a~irfesaQrO.
Sainois arebs bulot If a..,.
msoe | Chicago fra l7oe tr ON,
Wsarts. 2illteoe bar gralterre g,,.
sren, 0itersaarb, Maoien, 81 mi'r
fen, Miaer % s. 90. Sunien, Gs,
IL, 22-24 bar Samtaleemns,
Samiuucets slarsmgbe Hor b,,.
bes | Blair, Nebraifa, fra 27Os m,,
til 3oic SUM-. 8lanbt piotiosrs =.
ger napnes: aunititutionen, sror,;..
gen, Tenseiaserne.
5 ben banftzIut6sr,,,
airfe.-2il ben samle oanite Qr,.
q. g. Nielien i @bittee, @is. sr n,
fore laaet for bet fommeuoe 9orsmm,
at iatte ! Sang en- S~noiamlino m,
Gent pr. Mfaaneo ira bUer Meniot,O
I Samiunoet, for at fire lam r,h
timelis NDo.
Wenisbeben / 9atepoUc, Dim
bar fjpbt gpssegrunb til airte. fin,
laa bar ben iamlet $500 til ben nm,
alrfe, iom ital pare iaroig ben In,
Sum-.
Samiunoets 2Ooe aarsmgOe b..
gpnoer ben 16oe SUM- / Marnett,.
3is.
= Taitpr s. 3. Ieberien bar uS.
glpet ct 9oot Tibet Striit ii! 6cripor
for 8aruepaaben.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23

81. 6. Serb, Gtatfammerets eta.
t%iiti,sr, bar meobeIt 9asblabene npele
interssiante Gplpsninser ON, builien
for 6oroel m europniIt aria piloe
blioe for be 5orenebe Stater. 9e
eneite 2anoe, foruoen be Sprenebe Stas
ter, iom | tor Wtaaleitpf ~probucerer
mere 9arinesprpouttsr, sno be for.
brnser, CT Rusianb, britif Snoien
os argentina. Spebeaolinsen Tua
esipis fell iicfte Gar | 9lrgentina, i
britiii 5abien er Der Sunsersnpo %
Ruslnuo, ipm snbnu lie bar alemt
SungsrsuGoer 1891, gar en- itur Gel
At i'm 9peoe paa isrlie Saano. Gisie
5crhOlo sjsr, at be Jprensbe Gtater
airii er bet eHsiis 2uub, ION fortiben
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
NlorioasSano.

Seq gnifer al ieIae 500 acre5 rcgst fH.
6armIano oeo CT. gucie Hiuer, uEr &1ae'
Gitp. ganoet bar Jiiucr 6rout o. c9nr ia
for Srnf. EARNING, TineappIeS, G,trprer,
Sannner Dir. Weget iunot. Cat uO.
Scrnbaneu. vii irlse biaist % uaa lang.
Alb, iiGr Ibis 5lere ilog iig iummeu til en-
Goionl. Sea er iienot meo ale 5Ioyoa'
6orbolo og ian aioe GOD gelte0, SttU III
Wirs. 2puts Gio, 223 gSiudriicg Ave.
CHICAGO. 81.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
@rIsaiftstraftateu g..

Genotet Il enbru III, frrois meo
gcInaiftstra,tuten. men ost e. snoell9
,cntrr,n fac Ianst, al BET / Waroaas
funns hifenmt 1asen, ndar Der 'idl
ftemm,s oper otr. Den tlep faftidt I'll
Zen Ste Mai, GppOiitiprsn haaber at
foo fanIsi heIe fn Stprte DEN Dag, 'oa
BE- Tan fcrtdits Sraituten.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
acc ~ Aapana.

Trrmer Miniom y. Dan fra Gan'
ton. Chio, ofrciitr ON np1lt Ddae III
Saoana Tpm 9egisrinssns fpecitleS n'
oebuo for at forstass en- granoi9 unotrs
icasIIe az Worost pna 81. Rui3.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
giI life haze nsssa iaiernatisnaI Wsntfan'
fersue.

aonqrssmunh 2epis fra Wdihin9s
ton fremIatte forlsocn Ct 6priIng en- at
cphart BEN Scr, ipm bempuoiaeo. prs-
fipenten til at ubnGons en- q rmisii'n,
fem ituIos rsiis til guyop1 o. at as
beiot for Samm.ntaloelfs al en- intsrna'
tionol Tpnttpnfersns. Wr. 2sfuts,
fcm .r 0emotra., flyer, at acmmisiio'
men it,e bill tunn, uorstts npgst, pg BET
er berfor beore at ppnaps 2ooen ttraT
"a ipore be $4,000. ION aommiss
fipnsn piIoe fomus I'll at tote 2unoet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
&nhpcr, ber pniter at tipbe ana y.

S'v~f ~ NAlhN] W. ljppN t4Nl SAaQ
eller impropeo 6arme, bporipmbeliti
central Winneioto. ituloc itrtpt til H.
q. gSbitnep, Ct. Giouo, NliuN. 0aa8 gts
ooer sano er betnbeltg itor, "a BAN TAM
ltafte Gem, bpao &c enlter, til lOpt @uia
% pau lette 8etin9eller.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
giuto Se0clofumptipcr.

w-A y 8ette er Ct pcrt ior'Frogh NEl
gET7l n bepaaenoe &eaelo'Orrtlb IlriI.l
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lor 8srHenr. Set CT men SanlmcuitlHir9 oi sAs
re gotomotiu. ION upgenilutc l5r oGLet ti9ttd W
Ct 8ionnfer al Siprtc o. Stignhco. torJl65t Va'ss
iigbr 4 cller ire ipr Aernene 0otrt lHovath II
Aasic ~ Gents. p~nrtofrit ..t.l
Gn 1uiiH Or. erprcs - Gents WEB bptf tas~|
Srocr ieneer hi ca al porc itprc tluNtrtrsoe &,ttga,
iaipe, Puzzles and Tricks, 8pger crc. aoIeat
IL u. Rrnekstelt. Dob Pine ST. b ~, - Loul,l
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
era mafhinston.


baes fa ben lobe oS. til S154,659.'
546, "a en tcntart, gshclorirs iSiats
tammsrst til S225,3S3,o0S.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
Spis &c har Mbeu,na,;sn,

Trim III mtg, RI ileg bill ienoe Gem trit en- Eup,
Hatte al q Nho 81. hbiltst bclbreococ MIA "a nm
oer AHore, leip 1ifrihe 40 War aamlc. gp,Yt
Spbn u. Smttb, Milpautee. g9ts Etgt. IS.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
Ncttclie.

& nit Spar til Eaitor Saafeniou itaar, at
ban bar ca. 100 aleres meb opoprtet 9ano,
ltiloe pare ca. 260 Icres.
1Daebp, Oregon. q. Q. Raade.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04
Lost and Found.

Arthur Jones, small colored boy
reported at William Rainey's Bay
street store that he didn't know the
way home. The boy had been sent by
his mother to st. Simon to see his
grandmother, but growing tired of
island life, got on the Egmont and
came back to the city. He spent the
night at Rainey's store, where his
mother found him the next morning.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04
JOHNSTON'S FIRST
LINER ARRIVES.
The Steamer Heathfeld Init
ates the Company's
Business Here.
OTHERS ARE SOON TO FOLLOW
The Southern WhaWes Have Been Fixed
for the Handling of Lots of
Business.

The Johnston Lines first steamer,
about which there has been so much
speculation, steamed into port and up
to the Southern railway wharves yes
terday morning.
This first of what Brunswick hopes
will be long and iIlustrious line, is,
by name, the Heathfield, 1896 tons,
and is in command of Captain Mac
Kenzie. The Heathfield comes from
Greenock, and had an uneventful pas
sage.
The steamer will be loaded with
quick dispatch at the Southern
wharves, which are to be used by the
Johnston Line. Everything at the
wharves has been put in condition for
very heavy business, and THE TIMES
is assured that the new line VIII make
things hum in shipping circles.
Another steamer for the line will, il
is said, reach Brunswick before the
Hsathfield sails, and this will be fol-
lowed in quick succession by other
steamers.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04
BLOOMING IN BROOKLYN.
A Visit to a Glynn County Flower
Garden.
steamers.

A Visit to Glynn County Flower
Garden.
The capacity of Glynn county soil,
from purely horticultural standpoint
is we'll illustrated by the success
achieved by Mr.. w. w. Hardy, of
Brooklyn, in the culture of roses and
other towering plants.
Els yard presents bewilderIng va
riety of roses, foliage plants, and rare
blooms, whose fiourishing condition
says much for the skill and care with
which they have been brought to their
present state of perfection. Mr.. Har-
dy's garden is one of the most attract
i've spots in the entire county, and will
amply repay visit such as a repre-
sentative of the Times had the pleas
ure of paying it yesterday.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04
CITY ITEMS.
Happenings That Are Too Short for
~ Heads.

Happenings That Are Too Short for
~ Heads.
Justice MaESF COURT will convene
Monday. A large 2ocket of minor
civil suits will be re'StSs, for trial.
Whit Greenfield has equipped a
small boat, of which he is owner, with
gas engine and has proved it to be
quite success. He Will call his
launch the pirate"
The Spanish steamship Guido will
be out of quarantine Monday, when
she will proceed to the new dock and
take on part cargo of pig iron for the
Brunswick Terminal company.
Kennedy Brothers, the Bay street
blacksmiths, have purchased a large
ship yawl, which they will put in
good condition, with the probable in
tention of fitting it with an engine.
Mr.. George Palmer Smith gave q
very pleasant launch party yesterday
afternoon. Hiss guests were Misses
Ernestine Butts, Constance Butts,
Jeanette COlson, Mai King, j osephIne
.duBlgnop end Messrs. F. +. Twitty,
II. Emanuel. g. w, Deming and w. J.
Bltts.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04

Three dollars takes choice of three
different colors and t wo styles toes, for
men, at Palmer's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04
PERSONAL POINTS.
Around the Hotel Lobbies and in the
CITY.

Around the Hotel Lobbies and in the
City.
Miss Belle Stiles left yesterday for
Savannah,
Mr.. Scotia Tison left for his home IN
Savannah yesterday.
S. T. Walker, of Folkston, was at the
OglethOrpe yesterday.
D. Sivenwright, of Kansas City, was
in the city yesterday.
NJ. E. Bennett, of Chicago, was in
Brunswick yesterday,
H. B. Christian, of New York was al
the Oglethorpe yesterday.
Mr.. l.. Goldsmith left yesterday on
the Plant System for trip up the
road.
A. H. Bennett, a prominent grain
buyer of Kansas City, is in the city on
business.
Capt. j. A. Foster left yesterday via
the Plant System for Satllla Bluff to
spend Sunday.
J. A. Hesse, representing the Gen.
eral Electric company, of Atlanta,
was here yesterday.
Miss Belle Stiles left yesterday for
Savannah, after spending some time
with relatives in the city.
Col. and Mrs. J. E. duBignOn spent
yesterday at Jekyl, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Stewart Maurice,
II. T.. Estill, representing the Sa-
vannah Morning News, was In the
city yesterday in the interest of his
paper.
M. B. Lane, a prominent banker of
Savannah, brother of A. Fl. Lane of
this city, was registered at the Ogle-
thorpe yesterday.
Major L. Fl. Haym left last night via
the Southern for Savannah, where he
will spend Sunday, thence going out
on the road for A. Kaiser 6 Bro.
John Sloane, the wealthy New
Yorker, who has been quite i'll at
Jekyl for several weeks, Is improving
and will soon be able to return home.
Captain j, I'll. Mackenzie, of the
British steamship Heathfield, was en-
tertaIned at dinner at the OglethOrpe
yesterday by Agent F. d. M. Strachan
of the Johnston Line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracey Baxter, and
Miss Theo. TinsIey, of Macon, were
registered at the Oglethorpe last night
on their return from Cumberland,
where they have been spending sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. Robert Baker has gone to Mex
leo, where he will make hiS future
home. The position vacated by him
Will not be filled, the other members
of the National Bank force dividing
| Tue WOFk hnlOuS lueuns
Mr.. j. G. Simpson, of Norfolk, rep
resentative of the Chesapeake Lumber
company of Baltimore, who has been
spending several weeks in the city,
was called home yesterday by tele-
gram announcing the serious illness
of his wife.
Mesdames w. M. Upper, H. II.
Raymond, Joe Raymond. and Mrs.
Raymond, mother of the Messrs. Ray
mond Mr.. William Cornell and Ralph
Upper formed party that went to
Jacksonville on the city of Brunswick
with Captain Topper yesterday.
Misses Bertha Kellar and Ida ROths-
child, who have been on an extended
visit to Shreveport, La, will leave
there Monday night for home. They
will be accompanied by Miss Bertha
Seamanskey, of that city, who Will
spend some time with them here.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04

Nabob Flour makes the best and
whltest bread.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04
A Life Saved.

John Farcesman, a Russian MN.
had a close call for his life on the bay
yesterday. Opposite quarantine, his
sallboat capsized. Farcesman, almost
completely exhausted, was saved by
another nssslng sailb5aaG.s lie vas on
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04
The New Shell Drive.

Work on the new shell road on Egg
mon street is being rapidly pushed by
the city. The drive extends from
George street, up Egmon as far as
Prince, where it turns, passing Low
er's Oak, and refATning thence on AL
bany street to GeNyge.-} The shell
track divides at LoyA0Nak, encir-
cling the famous tree. -
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04
Rapid Work.

The big four-masted schooner j.
Holmes Birdsall completed her cargo
of crosstles yesterday, and thereby
hangs tale of most rem arkabiy quick
work. The Birdsalls cargo of %, 15l
ties was put on board in just thirty
hours, an average of 33 $3.50 superficial
feet of lumber per hour. This breaks
the Brunswick record for quick dis
patch. The Birdsall was loaded by
Arthur Gregertsen for j. E. Broad
head.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04

Palmer's big show-window exhibits
the latest styles in tan shoes for men
and ladies.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04

La grippe may have left you weak
and run down. Johnson's Chill and
Fever Tonic is more than ITS name i'm
plies. 1t is great tonic. 1t gives
appetite, renews health and restores
vitality, tt
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04

Misses Bertha Kellar and Ida ROths-
child, who have been on an extended
visit to Shreveport, La, will leave
there Monday night for home. They
will be accompanied by Miss Bertha
Seamanskey, of that city, who will
spend some time with them here.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04

One hundred doses one dollar Is Pc
culiar to and true only of Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t is economy to buy
Hoods.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04

All the newest shades in oXblOod,
tan, chocolate and combination colors
in Oxford ties can be found at Pal
mer's Popular Shoe Store.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04

We desire to esS ptlon of all
those interested In - Y in incan-
descent lights, that af4aN6rk done by
us Is subject to inspection of the
Southeastern Tariff Association and is
fully guaranteed by us. We would be
glad to furnish any information to
parties having work done by outside
people as to requirements of the asso-
citation that they may be sure they get
what they pay for. Respectfully,
J. B. ABRAMS & Co.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-04

The ladies know that Liberty Bell
Baking Powder makes fine bread.
The herald., 1897-05-07
CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS

chronIeled on Pages .. ). 6, 8 and 10
Forecast: Fair; warmer.
Mrs. Besant's lecture on "Life After
Death"
A big claim against the Rock ISL
and railroad.
The first contingent Of the railway
conductors will arrive on Sunday.
One hundred men laid of from the
work on Elysian park; money urgent
ly needed.
The Better city Government league
to meet next Tuesday to consider In
corporation.
Moro irrigation troubles in court;
the Big Rock creek district prosecut-
ing an ex-ohicer..
Edwin W. Frazee a defaulter to a
large amount; an examination Of his
books develops bad tangle.
The probable successor of General
Forman on the police commission;
Mayor Snyder denies connection with
the movement to oust him.
Sentence passed upon the trio Of Bel
lew murderers; Brown goes up for life,
Maud Pierce and Warner for ten years
each; the jury in the Warner case
scored.
The herald., 1897-05-07
"a =,
T. AT THE THEATERS 3
j. 4;
-EsStE.Tfs.T3s.t.fSTFFTj

LOS ANGELES.-Apple green tights
faces, white duck trousers, black 'claw-
hammers and black faces, rising tier
after tier, and wild fluttering of small
American flags. That was the first
view of Primrose and Vests minstrels
when the curtain went up to the accom-
paniment of the Star-Spangled Banner
last night, and an audience that packed
the house from roof to orchestra rail
rose to the occasion. There used to be
minstrels and minstrels, but Primrose
and Vests are the only ones left, they
are improving with age, offer far and
away a better show now than last time.
There is of course the olio first part
where Mr.. Baritone and Mr.. Tenor sing
ballads leaking with sentiment, inter-
spersed with specialties by Mr.. Bones
and Mr.. Tambourine; and as Mr.. Bones
Is George Primrose it goes without say
inC that everybody upstairs and down
Is diverted to the verge of apoplexy
The telephone has long been fertile
object for the stage funny man, but
Primrose proves that the vein has not
been worked out. :
After the olio there are three turns that
are all exceptionally good. The first
is a little skit in which the colored part
Of the company are the performers, and
of course chicken stealing has to do with
| it, and then some of the cleanest, neatest
buck dancing by Henry Williams that
has been done here Jerome and Alexis,
realistically gotten UP as a frog and an
alligator, in an effective stage set, do
clean act of contortion, and trio of club
throwers do some extremely neat work.
The regulation horse-play act, which
was not over done, and monologue by
George Wilson, who stands and talks to
the audience for certainly ten minutes
without emitting an idea "a thing not as
easy to do as 1t sounds, brought a par
ticularly good program to the last and
perhaps the best thing, drill done by
company of sixteen colored men and a
white officer, all in white and seen
against a solid black background and
sides, by calcium light. The evolutions
were intricate and performed with the
pecision Of clock work.
The same bill will be on tonight and
tomorrow for the matinee. In the even
ing there will be change of songs and
gags" and in addition there will be
bona fide competitive cake walk, in
which the contestants will be fifteen
colored members of the company and
fifteen colored ladies of Los Angeles 1t
will be the fullest kind of dress and en-
tered into with the most honorable in
tent, for the management has offered a
gold watch as an incentive, and the aud
ience is to be the judge.
The herald., 1897-05-07
Frazee'S DefalcatiOnS Were
Large
REACHED THE THOUSANDS
HIS ACCOUNTS ARE. BEING EX-
PERTED
An Examination Of the Books Of the
Portland Cement Company Is
Progressing Slowly

When Edwin W. Frazee levanted from
this city a few weeks ago in company
with Mrs. Agnes Cole, big and dashing
blonde, 1t was supposed that his accounts
with the Crescent Coal company, whose
books he kept, were left perfectly
straight. Investigation has proved that
this was mistake, and that the miss
ing man has defrauded the company of
a large amount Of money. The COM
pany's auditor has not finished expert
ing the books as yet, but enough has
been learned to prove that the amount
Is very large and will run into the
thousands.
Frazee's transactions with other COM
panies are being looked up, and every
where his affairs are found In bad shape.
For over year he acted as bookkeeper
The herald., 1897-05-07
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS
THE FIRST TRAIN WILL ARRIVE
ON SUNDAY
Committees Will Go Out to Meet Each
Special-Attraction for the En-
tertainment of the Visitors

The headquarters of the railway con-
ductors, in the Nadeau hotel, was busy
place yesterday afternoon. The beauti-
full souvenier programs were piled high
on Secretary Clough's desk, and the Sec
retary himself was called for in dozen
places at once. The executive committee
were busily discussing plans for the COM
ing convention and pinning on handsome
white satin badges that had just been
brought in.
From advices received up to date it is
estimated that the number of visitors to
arrive next week may run anywhere from
1000 to 5000. of which about 400 will be del
egates to the convention.
The following committees have been
appointed to meet the incoming trains
carrying the Brotherhood of Railway
Conductors: Mr.. and Mrs. George S.
Jones will meet a large delegation COM
ing on the California Southern, on the
Chicago train No. l. on Sunday at On
tario. r. Loudenslager, H. 8. Kinch,
Mrs. E. H. Lewis and Mre. William
Willets go to San Bernardino, Tuesday,
May II, to meet a Chicago special that
will arrive here al $50 a. m.
]. E. Hartell and wife and Geo. H.
Hollis and wife will meet special from
Atlanta, Ga, at Yuma that leaves El
Paso on the afternoon of May and ar
rives here at l p. m. on Sunday. The
train from New Ysrk, bringing the con-
ductors of the New York Central rail-
way, will reach Los Angeles May IA at
2 p. m. and will be met at Bakersfield by
Conductors R. T. Hedrick, ]. B. Erect
and Mra Addie Clifford
There is no prospect of time hanging
heavy on the hands of the visitors dis
ing their stay. They Will be taken to
Catalina island. Mount Lowe and other
points of interest and shown all the
sights of each locality.
In addition to other attractions, novel
entertainment has been arranged to be
given at Fiesta park on "Wednesday,
May H.
1t is designed to be characteristic of
Southern California and will contain
many unique features. There will be an
exhibition Of feats of Mexican horseman-
ship, Spanish games and dances, chariot
races, fireworks and electrical fountains.
Senor Vincente Satello Of Santa Mon
lea will bring twenty Spanish ladies, and
gentlemen. who will give the graceful
dances of the Spanish and Mexican
people. Music will be furnished by the
Catalina band, the Bishop quartet, a
quartet Of colored singers and others.