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AT THE RESORTS.
The Last of the Season at the
Watering Places.

1t is with many regrets that the belated
wanderer returns after q season OF delights
spent either at the mountains, the lakes. the
springs or a some enchanting interior resort
The mellow autumn days have proved an IT.
resistible attraction to the lovers of outdoor
existenee, and the past week has witnessed
the return of many TO the scenes OF joyous
i summer gatherings.
William H. Crane and the leading members
of his company were guests at Hotel del
Coronado during the company's San Diego
engagement.
CIV Callaghan has joined the San Fran
cisco contingent at the hotel.
The first Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
of the season, numbering about forty mem
bers, is at the hotel.
The Coronado Shakespeare Club organized
the past week, Mrs. Mathewson president,
Miss Cameron secretary. Weekly meetings
will be held through the winter,
Mrs B. Berielsen of Coronado, who has been
summering in Denmark, sailed from there
October for home.
Mr. and Mrs. Trevelyan Sharp are away for q
S. W. Pearce of Coronado has accepted an
engagement with Henry K. Wampole & Co.,
Philadelphia, and will represent the nrm on
Edmund Baker OF New York is sojonrning
here.
E NJ. Greenway of San Francisco is enjoying
life at the hotel.
Surf bathing Notwithstanding the lateness
of the season, is deservedly popular at the
beach.
David Forbes of New York is a guest at tn
hoIel.
II. C. Breedon was down from San Francisco
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dolan are newcomers at
the b ach ana are occupying q cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Kinsley, child and nurse,
OF Pasadena, are sojourning here.
George +. Abbott, Nd Mrs. NJ. B. Abbott,
Miss Abbott and Miss Perkins are Oft for q
weeks mountain driving trip.
Mrs. John E. Heely and family will occupy
the Marshall Field residence on the ocean
front the coming season.
Mrs. Watson of Warren, Pa, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Parker Syms of Star Park.
The Rev. DR.. Douglas F. Forrest OF West
| Virginia, the new rector of Christ Church,
Coronado, has arrived, accompanied by Mrs.
! Forrest. They are the guests OF CAPTAIN and
| Mrs. Charles 7. Hinde.
Among the October guests at the hotel are ::
| DR.. and Mrs Thaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington
and Mr.. Greenleaf OF Santa Barbara, who are
en- jOying the various pretty drives and exeur-
! sions in the vicinity.
A baby deer has arrived to gladden. the
hearts OF papa and mamma deer, who inha bit
the deer park in the hotel grounds.
Del Monte.
DEL MONTE, CAL, Oct 9.-The fall season
at Del Monte Hotel is proving a most enjoy
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immense bouquets of chrysanthem Inns in huge
vases.
shortly after O'Clock the organist played
march and the bridal party en- tered, led by the
ushers, John Fritchie, Joseph Rauer, David
OLeary and Earl Webb
The brid esmaids. Miss Jennie Cronan and
Miss Rosamond Meherin. followed, dressed
alike in pink silk, with overdresseS OF ehifon
of the same shade. They carried bouquets OF
pink roses.
Miss Louise Graf, the maid of honor, walked
alone. She attired in Il cream silk made
alking length. The waist was high and
bou uet of Marechal Nell roses.
Preceding the bride were two little flower
girls-Miss Alma Meherin and Miss Ida Cro-
min. They were dressed alike in short yellow
were short and long gloves were worn. They
carried over their arms white and yellow
chrysanthemums.
The bride. accompanied by her father. en-
tered last. The gown OF the bride was an
elaborate white brocaded satin trimmed with
chiffon and pearls. The veil was caught on
the left side with bunch of natural orange
blossoms Her bouquet was OF brides roses
The mother of the bride was attired in a
cafe au-lait silk, made walking length, the
waist trimmed with lace and jet. She wore
roses in her hair and carried a hand bouquet
of the same flowers.
The bridal party were met at the altar by
the groom and his best man, John Byington.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Father Ramm. Miss Black sang the AVE
Maria" and "When Thou Art Near Me- Love-"
After the ceremony the bridal party and in
vited guests proceeded to Delmonico's, whe re
the reception was held. The arrangements
were perfect. rbe parlors on the fifth floor
were Handsomely decorated. The CUES Is were
received by Mr.. and Mrs Rauer and the newly
welded couple. The supper was served in the
banquet hail adjoining the parlors. AT mid
night the couple were serenaded by the Kna-
ben-Kapelle band.
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Annie Wust. After supper dancing and sing
ing were continued until The early morning
b surs The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Bammanp, Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Schroeder, Mr..
and Mrs. +. Bammann, Mr. and Mrs ID. lam
mann, Mr.. ana Mrs. II. Abers, Mrs. J. Slahl,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Venker, Mr.. and Mrs Fl.
stelling, Mr.. ana Mrs. C. Ciaussin, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H; Kroege55, D; Won der Meh- 1
busch, Mrs. C. Ritter, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Mayer, Mrs. H. Cordes, Mr.: and Mrs
l. Boysen, Mr.. and Mrs. j. FredrIcks,
Mrs. NJ. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Pendola, Mr..
and Mrs. Siemers, G. Rippan, Miss Annie
Ahrens, Miss Emma Bruins, Miss Clara Peters.
Miss M'ry Peters, Miss Eda Fredricks, Miss
Annie Wust Miss Mamie Stahl, Miss Bertha
Nortman, Miss Emma Horstman. Miss Frieda
Kroeger, Miss Lilly Cordes Miss Emma Hop
kins, Miss Minnie Hopkins. Miss h. A. Mar ts1
of San Jose, Miss Bertha Abers, Miss Rertha
Bammann, Miss Annie Bammann. Miss L 1uise
Bammsnn. Miss Minnie Bammann, John
Stahi, Edward Ritter, Gustave Ritter. Lou S
Ritter, Otto Wust, Henry Marten, +. +. Marten
OF San Jose. John Fedbusch Jr.. Fred Horst
maun, August Mayer, William Rem m berger,
William krahn, Henry Bucking, William
Fnedricks.
On Saturday evening, october 2, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Sherman held a reception az their
handsome home 144S Caroline street, Ala
media, in honor of the birthday anniversary
OF their son. 7. Parker sherman. Messrs.
Shepard. Deas Templeton, 7. and II. Sherman
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October s. at the residence of the BRIDE Sis
ter, Mrs. J. e. spaulding, 1882 Clay street. 1t
was very quiet affair, only the most in IT,
mate friends OF both bride and groom being
present Mr.. and Mrs Wells are spending
week at Del Monte.
The marriage OF Robert ]. Gilbert and Mss
Marguerite S. Sophey was celebrated in the
Church OF Notre Dame des VICTORIES October
2. The church was very tastefully decorated
for the occasion, and at the appointed hour,
8 o'clock, the bridal party entered amid the
strains of the Lohengrin wedding march,
The brideis the daughter of the late Joseph
Sophey, the pioLeer carriage manufacturer.
and the groom is popular young rectifer OF
the wholesale liquor house OF the G. Cohen
Company. George Gilbert acted as best man.
and Miss NJ. c. Mann OF Portland, cousin OF
| the bride, attended the bride. The bride was
very simply but tasteiully gowned in white
organdie trimmed in lace and ribbons. Her
| veil was confined to the couture by a spray OF
brides roses. She also carried a bouquet OF
| BRIDES roses. The bridesmaid was very becom.
! ingly gowned in white organize, trimmed
! with lace and ribbons. She carried q bouquet
| of La France roses.
| Amid showers of rice the bridal party de-
| parted from the church On account of the
| recent death of the BRIDES father no reception
| followed. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Gilbert were tho
! recipients OF many beautiful and costly pres.
] ents.
| quiet home wedding took place at the
| reside nee OF the brides parents, 3737 Twenty.
| third street, on Thursday evening September
| 49, when Gustave c. Gallagher OF Oiaa, Ha.
waii and Miss Jessie Bellman of San Fran.
cisco were united in marriage. Rev. Robert
Robinson of Lebanon Presbyterian Churen
! officlated. AT the close OF the ceremony q
| bountiful collation. was served, and then the
happy couple left for their hotel amid showers
! os rice and other har bingers oil good fortune.
On Monday, Septem Der 20, Mr.. and Mrs. Gal.
/ lagher sailed for Hawaii, where they will
make their home on MIR. Gallagher's coffee
| plantation. 4 mum ber OF friends were al the
/ pier to bid them god speed as they departed.
! St Mary's Cathedral was crowded Wednes-
day evening on the occasion of the wedding
OF Richard Joseph Graf and Miss Anna juliet
| Rauer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Rauer
who reside at 1120 Ellis street. The decora-
| lions We're c9nfined TO the space within the
| altar rail- Palms and ferns were interspeIsed
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THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Interesting BetrothaIs Made Pub
lie During the Past Week.

The engagement is announced of Miss Mary
F. Dudley to DR.. Wallace Irving Terry of San
Francisco. Miss Dudley is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Dudley of Stockton DR.. Terry
is a son of the late w. E. Terry of Sacramento.
The engagement is announced of Miss Mar
tha PlagemanE and w. s. Shephard
Albert Sonnenberg and Miss Millie Fries
leben will be married Octo ber 20, at O'Clock
NJ at the residence OIL the brides sister
Mrs. Simon Hochstadter, 1916 Broadway.
Rev. DR.. Jacob Voorsanger will officiate at the
ceremony. Only relations will be invited TO
The wedding. After the marriage the Young
couple viii go on a bridal tour through the
southern part of California.
The engagement of Miss Lulu NJ. Preston to
frederick Jaeger is announced. The wedding
Will take place on the 9th OF this III onth.
The wedding OF Wi.iiam J. Hoffman and
MISS Gertrude Cans will lake place Sunday,
october TO- in stockton, Cal, the home OF the
BRIDE
The engagement OF Miss Lizzie C. McKenna,
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and Miss Lyna Warner rendered several vocal
aad fns trumenial selections to the delight of
the musicaIly inclined present. The evening
was most delightfully."- spent in dancing, tc.,
after which a bountiful repast was paraken
OF In the artis ticaily decorated dining room.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Sherman, Captain and Mrs L. freeman OF San
Francesca Lyna Warner. T. Parker Sherman,
Mae L. Folsom, DR.. W. NJ Nelson, Patience V.
Cook. Charles Story, C. II oyt Sherman, Mary
Nelson, Frank Shepard, Mae r. Cook, Newton
Templeton, Maude Folsom, George Dean,
Julya Warner, Fred Stanley, Jennie Sherman,
Ethel Cumbers, Austil Deas Alice Folsom
and Charles p. Shepard
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only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. McKenna
of II Eleventh street, to Charles E. Dlttmar,
eldest son Of the well-known musician, c. A
Dttmar of 1909 Park street Alameda, is an
nounced. The wedding will take place at ST.
Joseph's Church on Tuesday evening, OctC-
Der 10.
The engagement is announced of Miss Mae
selig to Fred Glass. They will receive sunday.
October II, from to P. NJ, at 133 Page street,
near OctaYia.
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TWO FAIR BUDS.

Miss Marie Wells and Miss Leontine Blake
man are two charming debutantes who will
make their initial bow to the gay world of So
ciety at the first Friday Night Cotillon.
Miss Wells has all of the many attributes
both of mind and person that tie belle whose
supremacy has ben abs olute, has always pos
sessed. Piquante, dainty and bewitching, she
enslaves all who have the rare good fortune to
meet her She has all the magnetism that
girl who loves outdoor life and sports possesses.
The briefest way to enumerate her many ac-
complis hments is to say she does all things
well. She is an all-round athletic girl. She
swims, she rows. she fences, she wheels and she
dances-dances like fairy. During her re-
cent summer soiourn at Del Monte she won the
silver cups presented by Herman Oelrichs for
the best swimmer, rover and dancer respec-
lively. Although her first b function will be
the cotillon, Miss Wells will De formally pre-
sented to society at tea given at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Wells, dur
ing November. Early in the new year Miss
Wells, accompanied by her mother, will join
in the social delights of New York and Wash
ington, where she has many friends eagerly
awaiting the opportunity OF presenting one of
CaIifornia's iairest daughters TO the bellies ana
beaus of the Empire City and the National
Capital.
There is sweet and gracious dignity at
favored young lady. Tall and slender with n
the season 1897.
Miss Brakeman has been carefully 6duoa
her friends al a tea some time during Noyem
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Latest NeCkwear

Eah Four-in- Hands, all ready tied,
with plated ends, are rich and
inexpensive neckpieces and are going
70 nave great vogue this winter. in
all colors, 80. so each.
Chiffon and Liberty Silk Boas and
huc6es, Is to SO inches long, from 81. Is
FEATHER Boas, made from selected
plumes OF the finest fiber, IS to 54
ihches long, from 1915 to $40 each.
Chiffon and l. berty Chiffon Fronts.
accordion plated. shirred and fancy
puiIcd, In all colors, from So to 81 each.
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c. Starkey, W. Wilcox, J. Harvey, Miss A. Star
key. Miss d. Gibson, Miss G. Carpent Miss
NJ. kirkpatrick, Tom Carpenter, L. R. Town
send.
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{ Our windows will this week
contain an exhibition of the
art OF window-dressinq, as
we'll as some of the choicest
goods our buyers could
select in the New York mar
ket. 1t is worth your while
to look at them.
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Paso Robes.

Among those registered at Paso Robes are:
Alice Rix L T. Williams, Easton NILS MIS-.
Mills, Mrs. H. A. Keeler, Mrs. A Nj. kuse' I. r
Rnt,ar Miss f Rutler. p Swift and wife,
w. II. Chickering, Mrs W. H. Chickering, A. D.
Wilder, Mrs. A D. Wilder, Harry Chickering,
H. Frost, James Lynoa, Miss Lynch, l. Barrett
NJ l.. Seegle, ]. NJ. Statler, Captain NJ. Hunter
Mrs. Hunter Miss l.. Hunter, Master E. Hunter,
Howard w. Brag, Dr. E. L. Woods, Mrs. WOODS
]. r. Kocht, Mrs Kocht, Mrs. DR.. Hunt, MT.
ana Mrs. Paul, Miss Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Armstrong Miss Armstrong
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Highland Springs.

Among the registered at Highland Springs
are: Mrs. L. Harring ton, Byron Gilman and
wife, Miss c. Davis, E. l. Nelson. Oakland; J.
Manlove, Middletown; Henry Kuhls and wife,
Miss Hurd, ]. C. Skinner, wife and son, Mrs.
S Nitho.s and son, G. W. Schell and wife, F.
A. Robbins, San Francisco; w, H. Marshall, H.
c. Traitor, Kelseyville; 7: Lunceford. Hop
geles; c. Anthony, Darwin; L.. D. Ste pheus
and daughter. Woodland: Colonel W. T.
Welcker, Berkeley; E. C. Martin and wife,
Lakennrt.
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San Rafael.

farewell party was given to J. Faunt lie
Roy last Tuesday evening at the home OF Miss
Ida Todd on Petaluma avenue
Among those who were present were: N.
Dollar, DR.. Vanderlip, ]. Faunt LIE Rov, Viii
liam Mackenzie, C. MocBler, A. Todd, Mr.. al d
Mrs H. Todd, Messrs. Hessal, Smith, Nast,
Jones and Edgar, The Misses Ethel and Pauline
Murray, Miss Grace Davenport, the Misses
Adelaide and Florence Tabor, Miss Ida TODD,
the Misses Vine and Jean Trumbu1l, Miss Ida
Colwell and Miss Baker, Mrs. VanderIiD and
Mrs StimpSon.
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u,nting and fishing are the chief
or,nsements here, and during the pa'' ~eeN
n,onv San Francisco sportsmen n"1e nc
ahoottng quail to their hearts cohteu'- me
80 have closed. but still many guests al
- very morning, about IL o'ctocA' 'aAlng
sesn tho snrf Mackerel have been run
the hay. TOO, so that those VINO Joy
.ninsnort have something to thoroughy IN
ss, .nAs - ran Sir Theodore Fry of Daldlneton,
IeIess Ssnd ~ md sidney j. B. Tewksbury OF Lrl5
dnn have been the most constant ~ noanf al
.nit for Quail. Among some oil tne ieeeA'
10 bradford, San Francisco; M inna1 anu 4S, az
william Prindham, Los Angeles; Coio W 49, 80
Mrs. Seymore, Mis- seymofes anu GnIcae ". D.
Siiy Giiysrv and wife, San Francisco; Dr "A GOns-
;Iis nd wife. Brook yn, n. u; u; "A. " eDI oI,
a,t San Francisco; Charles Il. DIoTsn Dst Gnu Gu
rGto oakland: w. II. Hickman ana WI Wlie; ;ni eau
Francisco; William E. Z. van atna Mtnht
land Howard W. Bray, san frnnSisV e TsIStn Van
Ciyner and wife, Mrs. George H. MI"'G' G7snI san
0; nes.; Y: Mrs Z. D. Wheiey
Ha1n yyort CITY: Mr.. and Mrs +. ID. PerklnS'
HHm inoipnaf; ONO; K. Z. Higgins, 81. Pau. l.
n WiIliams San Francisco; MI. anu DlLs' 3 VS.
wald Rothmer and Miss Mill > ~ OF i,,n n Y
Colonel john n. Partridge, Brooklyh;T TN;,l N, H.
A q Towne San Francisco; Joseph M IoWhe'
Fast ORANGE. n. l.; Miss L. ;. watson
psvuo0th Mass: Miss A. ?. Appleton, brook
line Mass: Dr. Edward Collins, wle ahu ~ st
ter Oakland, CAL; Mrs. ROBERT C!a5A i w
Creary, Sacramento; B. AilGn 49,. "' WiliioT1
Ssrqesit EDWIN Griffith, Ross valley; W~nlnI ~
D 1SeTinr San FRANCISCO; Mrs. W. H. St0WeIl
and " I Stoweu st. Paul, Mimi: olr 1neo-
dnre Erv Dardincton England; LleuiehahI
Pa fa Fedoroff Webster Davidson ana Arthur
wilson, 81. Peters burg; C. II. Cook BOSTON,
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WEDDING BELLS.
Home and Church Ceremonies IN
Local Society.

The wedding of Laura Violet Phelps and
Albert A. Wells took place Tuesday evening,
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San lose.

SAN JOSE. CAL, Oct. ga coaching party,
composed of Mrs. n. G. Argues, Miss Lolita
McGeoghegan, Miss Veva BCrrell, Miss Mabel
Argues. Mrs. Joe Lewis. Miss May Burrel, Mrs
Jack Carroll, DR.. and Mrs. l. n. Frasse, D. NJ
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Anderson Springs.

Late arrivals at Anderson Springs lnciuoe
Miss Gleason, Arthur Gleason, Henry 1racn' T.
San Francisco; H. sagehorn, Oakland i. o.
Howard Alameda; H. Fitzpatrick. Frahh
Iev Mrs Frank Kelley. San Francisco; F. Mar
tin Nspa City; w. F. Dixey, John Curran, san
Francisco; Charles Meehan, Miss Abbie Nee
han, San francisco; C. Minor Smith. Alamede Sot
J. E Clarke, Vallejo; Fritz krng. Mrs; .ifo rti
San Mateo; william Gwims, san francisco
II. H. Henen, Smelling. Miss Kate DonannnS'
Santa Clara: Mr.. Smith, wle anu anu GESsseS
Thomas Downing, San Francisco; MIS- @A~
son, Smelling; Robert Enman, Vallejo.
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Continued on rage Ttoenty-Seven.
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Unequaied .nd f. de del I's,rs ors1. L''ss ;s
Variety. m many ny. rsrroda'tIons aSssIt. mon'
Pad Alencon, PIT. de Russo, ,Pt.deVenise
and PIT. de Gaze. ranging in wild tn from 8
to 20 inches and from 20c to So per yard.
Black Lace Edgings, insertions,
Bands and All-Overs, all late patterns
in Chantilly, Lierre, Breige, Guipure
and Applique, a to 27 inches vide,
from 10c to 81 per yard.
Our choice and complete line of
Trim mings comprise Jeweled Edginrs
and Insertions in all coiors, exclusive
designs in Mohair and Silk Gimps in
black and colors, and Pearl Bands
Edgings and Yekes in white and bean.
tiful delicate colorings.
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Tho No~alocf Just receive d
from the most
Drnduct;Ooc cele brated Pari-
sian designers
Mousseline de Sole and Chiffon ALL
Overs and Flounces, in cream and
black, from 81 to SIS per yard.
An assortment OF elegant Lace Inser-
tion and Bands, = TO 2 inches in
width, in white, ecru and black, for
waist and skirt trimmings, from 20c to
81 per yard.
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TT. de Lierre Laces
and All Overs in
many reproductions
of the ever-famous
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DEL MONTE, CAL, Oct. 9.-The fall season
at Del Monte Hotel is proving a most enjoy
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-23
GEORGE M. PULLMAN DEAD.
The Palace Car Magnate succusbs saddsr
~ to Heart Dissase.

ly tO Heart DlseaAe.
Chicago. Oct. 19-George NJ. Pull
man, the pal:ice car magnate. died NJ
his residence. Eighteenth street und
Prairie avenue. this city. at 3 O'Clock
this morning.
Mr.. Pullman. who was In lin 9th
year. had not been enjoying his usual
good health during the summer The
extreme heat Of last week greatly ag.
grnvatesl his disease. known To medical
Science ne angina pectO1s, but no st>-
riOus trouble was Anticipated Mr..
Pullman was nt his Office In the Pull.
man building ,liily and dined yexter-
day with his friends at his club. Later
In the evening he remarked having a
slight pain In the back. He retired ut
his usual early hour.
Ai o'clock Ills household were awak-
ened by disturbance In Mr.. Pullman's
cirnmt'cr. and upon entering found him
standing in the center q the room,
daxed and apparen.ly suffering excru-
ciat:ng pains In the region u the heart.
Rev. II. NJ. Eaton. who was visiting
Mr.. Pullman. called DR. Funk Bill
in2s. the family physician. Reaofn-
tivcs were applied. but 10 no purpose,
and at o'clock the millionaire and PHI
Einthroplst passed away withou, SPEAK.
Ing and with scarcely a struggle.
Mrs.. Pullman. who. with her two
sons. George and Sanger. has isen on
IN CtStcrn tour. WAS wired Mt once.
and io funeral nrrungc1nen:r will he
made until she arrives.
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ODD FELLOWS MEET.
ENcAnpMENr AT rMM,DAD.
Prise Dssli Results n Faver sf Dsevsr.
Orssasv Second aaA Pueblo Thlrd. N

.
Trinidad. Oct. l0.-The Odd Fellows
OF Coloraaio are In session hero today.
BuAness matters were laid aside for
the day, and the time given to pleasure
and sightseeing.
The grand parade was formed at 0
O'Clock THE morning, and was COM
poeed OF the n,siyOr and aldermen, fre
department, Uniform Rank knights Of
Pythias, the different CsantUns Of Pa
triarch Militant. visiting and local
lodgea Of Odd Fellows and Daughters
Of Rebekah.
Following the parade wus n public
reception and addresses ut the opera
house.
This afternoon the prize drill be-
tween the cantons Of Patriarch MIN
tnnt was witnessed by a large crowd.
There were four C.intons, Denver,
Greeley. Cripple Creek and Pueblo. en-
tered for the contest. hut the Cripple
Greek canton was ruled out on the pro-
test Of the Pueblo canton. because their
captain wns n Denver man. Canton
Rogers of Denver was awarded first
prize. Greeley seccnd and Pueblo third
One OF the interesting events Of the
afternoon waB the exhibition fire drill
by rhe pupils Of the public schools. At
O'Clock nn alnrm was sounded. and at
the samc time an alarm gent in to the
fire department. The large Rice build.
Ing was cleared Of its pupils In ~. min
utes after the alarm was sounded. The
exhibition was loudly applnuded by the
visitors.
This evening the degree Of Chiva,ry
was conferred on Colonel George n.
Huskins' the ceremonies being followed
by grand ball nj ArInory hall.
Tomorrow the real work OF the grand
lodge will begin. the final session being
he'd on Thursday
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II has been estimated. says the Loco
motive Firemen's Magazine. that the
present producing capacity OF the world
II such. by the aid OF improved ma
chinery. that II operated to Its full ex-
tent ten hours per day sufficient can
be produecd In six months to supply
the worlds demand for one year. This
being the condition with which the
people are confronted. II remains for
them to provide some means OF greatly
increasing these demands. or else SO
control methods OF production that all
who depend upon labor for means of
subsistence shall have an opportunity
20 secure employment. II half OF the
population by working ten hourH or
more = day can produce sufficient to
supply the demand OF the entire popu-
lattou, and this half insists on retain
ing Q monopoly OF employment. what
II to become of the other half-thc half
who arc uncmpioyed' There are but
three courses to pursue: Those who
earn wages must contribute as charity
su6,cIcnt to sustain the unemployed: I:
the employed can Join with tho uncm.
pioycd In dividing such cmploym mcnt 70
that all may work ten hours or morc
pr day for half the number Of days:
o.. - 10 nov advanced hy trade union-
lists. the remedy can be found by short.
eaing the hours OF labor. so that all the
people can and some employment ali
the time.