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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-09-22
coyery and disgrace which she sup
posed threatened her.


posed threatened her.
She was endowed with a lively i'm
agination. She did not care for men
nor for marriage, at least a marriage
which would pinion her to the ordinary
duties of housewife. In one of her
letters she said she preferred to sip her
own cup Of tea alone and only stipulat-
ed that the tea should be of good quail.
ity, and that she should not be obliged
to drink it out of cracked cup. She
thought she was denied opportunity
and she attempted to create it. Some
where or somehow she had heard of
the wonderful things done in the buck
ct shops. Here, she thought, was a
quick road to wealth, lot wealth for its
own sake. but for the sake of the op-
portunities it would give her. She lost,
and to cover this made false entries in
the books.
1t appears that Miss Barrett had
been pursuing this dangerous course
for about year, when the awful day
of reckoning came. The books, upon
examination, show very clearly when
she began to appropriate her employ
er's money, and the clerks recollect the
fact that about the same time there
was a marked change in the personal
appearance of Miss Barrett. Her man
ner of dressing became more elaborate,
her clothing was of the richest ma
terial and expensive jewelry figured in
her adornments. These things were ac-
counted for by the young lady to the
satisfaction of her mother, but in order
to explain these things the favorite
child of her mother had to resort to
further deception.
The first venture in speculation had
proved failure, but, added to her de-
sire for finery, the fever of speculation
had taken possession OF her. She es-
sayed a second venture and went into the
mire deeper and deeper. Each succeed
ing loss seemed but to make her the
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-09-22
1t Stood the Test.

A public writer had a partition wall
fixed up in his study and ordered the
carpenters TO make 1t in such a way
that no sound could penetrate through
it.
''The best thing will be to fill 1t in
with shayings," said Tue man, and set
to work.
When he had finished, his employer
went and stood on one side of the parti.
ton and called out to the man who was
on the other side:
do you hear me, Jantke?"
mo, SIR" was the prompt reply.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-09-22

hundred messages a minute could be
handled. Accuracy is the great thing.
A wrong figure might make differ
ence of thousands of dollars to the
sender or receiver of the message, and
when one considers the high pressure
under which the men work, with scores
of saunders about them swapping out,
and with n thousand brokers splitting
the air with trade jargon yelps, the
percentage of error is SO small and I'M
important as to be hardly worth con-
sidering.
Up to year ago the orders received
over the private wires were carried
from the private offices to the floor rep
resentatives of the firms by corps of
active boys, but lately group of pr-
vate telephones was installed In the
trading hall, with wires leading to the
offices of the private wire houses. Now
a mild young man, with an ear muff
receiver bolted to his head, sits on a
high stool at the telephone, receives the
quotations by signal from another en-
ploye in the pit, repeats them to his
house below and transmits buying or
ders to traders in the various pits.
A simple system of signals Is en-
ployed more or less by everyone on the
floor, to indicate the fractional fluctu-
alton during active trading. The right
hand is used in signaling, each finger
and the thumb standing for an eighth
of cent. Two fingers held up repre-
sent one-quarter of cent; three fin
gers, three-eighths; four fingers, one
half. and with the thumb, five-eghths.
With the fingers extended close to-
gether and the thumb across the palm,
three-quarters is indicated; seven
eighths Is shown with the hand closed
and the thumb extended at right an
gles and the even cent by the closed
fist. If the fingers point up the price
shown is bid; reversed, pointing down,
the figure is asked by sellers.
Where messages are received for
points to which no direct wire runs
from the floor of the Board of Trade,
the same are shot through pneumatic
tubes to the main offices of the tele-
Siaph tOihpuhy, anu ehChSt uiSiIlDulcu
by messenger boys. The best record on
message and reply, New York, is
eighteen seconds. The same record has
been made with Minneapolis
Mistakes are seldom made. One or
two curious errors, however, have been
due to the similarity of the dots and
dashes in numbers and words. One
commission man was puzzled by the re-
ceipt of n message advising him that
''angel cars" had been received consign-
ed to him. The mystery was cleared
up when different division of the dots
and dashes in the word "anger' dis
closed the figures 10. Another broker
was mystitied by being wired to ship
several cars of grain to j. Bloom
Splagent. Knowing no one of that name
he started an investigation, and dis
covered that 1t was u. Bloom. spl
agent" to whom he should ship.
An order to buy 10000 May "cats"
caused q good deal of merriment here
one morning. OF course it should have
been "oats." And delivery clerk
thought he had discovered new kind
of job when he received message
addressed to flames Giles. Pie Clerk
Steamboat" Later it was translat-
ed to James Gillespie, and reached him
on his boat.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-09-22

bridge over a great chasm. Nature
and man had combined TO make tins
Hindu shrine awe-inspiring to the ue-
vout. After crossing the bridge uP
pilgrim mounts a ladder, to which DC
clings in terror for his life here ana III
the hereafter. The temple on the rOcA
Is necessarily a small place. lhr'
priests officiate in it. The mysteries
which take place there no man Is ~,
mitted to reveal. Europeans have sel
it from a distance.-New York JouEu'''
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-09-22

full traffic through the Soos provinces
nor prevent the sale of slaves in the
chief centers of Moorish civilization.
Through the measures taken by the
late Sir John Drummond Hay in 1885,
while British minister at Tangier, pub
lie sale of slaves was forbidden in Tan
gier city, but public sales of slaves are
still allowed In every other place, and
even in Tangier, though greatly les
sened, sales are regularly effected pri
yately-LondOn Mail.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-09-22
more determined, for she hon.,

more determined, for she honoa :
success would yet come to her 'eU Aa'
Miss Barrett's position in the on
Goldman d Goldman made if n Ouice Of
Tor her to carry on this worl, vi p,,psslOle
rear OF detection. 1t is not baliu y.
that Miss Barrett intended to sts eie'el
and out her employers money Inn ~ Ou'
she was merely using it as me- 'aal
an end. She hoped to succeed ana -, 70
good what she had taken. 'uaS'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-09-22
FIRST BARBER IN CHICAGO.
Colored Man Who Shaved Lincoln In
Ear1y Days still in Business.

The first barber to open shop in
though not exactly at 1.-THE old stand"
He is an aged colored man, Louis Is
bell, who came to Chicago and began
removing boards and cutting hair in
1888. Although rs years old, still he
has a shop at 335 West Randolph
street. Isbell is tinelooking old man,
with long white hair falling almost to
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-09-22
Poor Eyesight in Schools.

In the public schools of France more
than "a per cent. of the pupils are
nearsighted; in those of Germany, 81
per cent; in those of the United King
dom, 20 per cent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-09-22
Poor Keep Clean.

Berlin has no ''slums," as we under.
stand them. Even in the poorest quar-.
ters Of the city the streets are paveo
with asphalt and are kept faultlessl,
clean.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-09-22

No man ever amounted to anything
who could answer all the fool ques-
tions asked at school or civil service
examination.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-09-22
Another Kind.

Light" said the minister, sis the
natural symbol of TRUTH
How about the light that lies in a
woman's eyes?' asked the layman.-
Judge
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-09-22

HE methods that
! have been devised
Ito meet the de-
mands for rapid
service In telegin-
ply, have evolved
some wonderful re-
suits during the
past few years,
particularly in the
field of business.
Operators on the
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-09-22
MOST WONDERFUL TEND, i.

Bnilt on a Rocking Stone On 81
init OF an Indian Mountain sun
The most wonderful temple n ,
world is built on a rocking stone ., @'
summit OF a mountain in Northe1 h
dia. 1t is impossible to imagine III
wonderful situation than that ~ 4 %
temple. The rocking stone is sim S
on mountain over 10000 feet hIos y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-03

no. o--Dicese que los nsurrectos no acePtaran 10
antonomia.
La opinion en- los Estados unidos respect"
4 Ia imphntaci6n de las retorm;s es peslmista.
Sc tcmian en- la llabana distarbios con motive
del embarque del general Weyler Dicese que
Ia orden del Gobielno dc Madrid, ordcnando!e
esperar al general Blanco, era algo asi como
uu arresto, porque no habfa qnerido en''egar
el mando al general .Ilmenel Castelano. llabla-
Sc de una rosbc manifestation contra los
yankees. Sc asegura que e' general Weyler
iev6 los Jefes dc Noluntarios el tclegrama en-
atc SO ordeuaba dessrmarlos, telegrafando en-
tonces al Ministro que 81 tai orden Sc cum
plfa, dccliuala la responsibilities de 10 que
pudiera snceder.
Nucva York, 80 de octabro.-El Goblerno
do Madrid reconoce que ol general WcyIer ha
dcsempeilado bien su comet,do Ell Ia lsla dc
Cuba. HI seiior Estrada Palma ha teuido una
n,ervew" con el reporter dc un perl6dico,
sohre las reiormas "details por cl sellor Morct
Diio que como representantc del gobierno pro-
vi,ional dc Cuba (0 asegaraba que los cubanos
en- a,mas no sceptaran nlngiu compromise que
no SO base en- la independents.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-03

al caserfo de intramuros con la Marina per de-
tras del teatro. Esta en- estudo "a ei proyecto
pronto Sc principiaran los trabaios.
~ LA aldo aprobaao 10 hecho por Ia adj
mlnlst' aci6n general de ccmuuicaeiones para
restablecer Las comuneacioncs teiegriticas
teleionicas cue fueron interrumpidas eli ell ki
lometro 10, en- Rfo-piedras.
~. Por una distraction del cajst., dis
TRACTION que no fu6 posible subsanar tempo,
saleron los frmantes de ia manifestation de
los llbers'es de Bayam6n con ell doa correspon
diente. Valga esta aclaraci6n que hacemos
lnstancia de oichos seilores frmantes
~ Sc dice que 81 81 general Neyer leg.
temprano esta capital, sera inyitado conner
por $. <. ell Gobernador general.
So Vnnden en- cata1o siete oasss de MADEIRA,
w 's''a'' cobijadas de zinc de nueva cons
truccidn, ubioadas en- uno de los sltios mas
trescos ventiados del pobado. Informaran
en- <La Nueva Nictorias, San Francisco, esquina
4 San Jueto. l5-l
~ Sc ha cxpedido tftulo de maestro ele-
mental favor de don ,lesds Mn uuinones.
~ Por fuerza de Ia tiusrdia civil del
puesto de Vega baja, fe6 detenido el iudividuo
segundo pfaz, ror rapto dc Maria Colon, sien'
do puesto a disposition del ju2gado municipal.
~ Dicen de Madrid que en- el slmuerzo
cue el dfa p del paaado celebraron los soaoros
sagasta, general Blanco y Cana1ejss, quedd
acordada en- principle la division de mandos
en- Cuba, d cuyo fin, cuando ell sefor Canalejss
llegue a la IIabana recibira el nombrsriento
de gobernador general dc la isla, laeaando eli
marques de Pena 4'lsta snoargsdo lie la capita
MIA general y de "a jefatura de- ejtrcito en- ope-
raciones.
-. Recortamos de ,La Noveds,!cs, dc
De Nueva York: "Contestaudo la Directiya
del Ferrocarri! del Este de Florida, MA pre-
gunta lae lie hizo al Depsr,ameplo de Il Cue
ira referente 4 sus fscilidades para trsnsportes
militares, manifesto al ayudante general ilous
ton, que las cuarenta ocho horaa d. ser
avisada, podrfa proporoioGa9 cuasro vapores y
transporter .,ooo eoldados d Cayo lIueso, en- el
tGrmino de dicz { veinte horss.
~ la siao aoEll.raao don Modesto Cor.
dero maestro en- propiedad de la escuela rural
del barrio <MachuchaI,, en- Sabana- grsnde.
~. X! sTimes', de Londres, dice que ai
ell seior Sagasta no adopta una polftica radical
de reformas para la antilaa, que aeaarme i los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-03
A D H { 5 | 0 N

La iuyentud De ests capital, que suscrlbe,
hace phblico que Sc adhere y simpatiza,d dc una
manera absolute, con la marcha que viene de
sarrolIando c partido liberal con gu ilustre jeie
don LUIS Muioz Rivera, al cual tributamos el
APPLAUSE y consideration que Sc ma hecho
acreedor
Puerto Rico, de Novembre de 1897.
En- representation d, Ia juventua liberal.
lose de Elzaburn, Modesto Gonzalez, q.
Psdia luihones, Nj .nuel Palacios salazar,
Angel Panisgaa, Avaro l'aacios sa azar, Ja.
me Palrd, Arturo IL Cruz, Ramon Gonzalez,
Alberto Gonzalez Gonzalez, Pedro de E'aa'
bnru, LUIS Padial Quinones, Jesils Fernandez
Callejo j. Garriga Jose Cid, Manuel +. Pa.
drd, Jeais Almiroty, Tomas Acosta, Roberto
vzcarrondo Conrado Ramon Calills, Ma
nuel Gilestra Rodrfgez, Jose J. Rsmos. Lnfs
Cueva de Zsqueira, I. Marquee koig, valen,in
Sole, Juan Soler, Fernando Cort6s Gonzalez,
Francisco Berlanga lIostos, Emilio Roman,
Alberto L Gonzalez, Norberto Ramirez Lopez,
Federico Font Camulss, K. Adsuar, Francisco
Palacios, E Cestero, Emilio Fernandez Mascara,
Geronimo Zerbi .. !, Enrique Novoa, Alfonso
g. Zgrbi, Jose Roselld, Francisco Molina Ware
la, Ricardo Abella Elanco, Euriq1e Camuilas,
Juan dc C*oadens bio, Manuel S. Disdier,
Manuel Gorbea GuzmAn, Manuel II. Agaiar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-03
TELEGRAMAS VIA ST. THOMAS
(TRADUCIDOS ENPRESAMENTE
PARA La CORRESPONDENCE

Nuova-Yo,k, 2s de Octubre --Dicen de
Washington que la contestacidn del goberr o
de Espsfls Mr.. Woodfcrd no sera publicada
hasts la reunion del Congreso en- el prdximo mes
de Diciembre. Sc bssa en- que con la implan
tacidn de Ia autonomfa prop6sito por parte
de los Estados Unidos de impedr las expe-
diciones flibusteras, terminai;t la guerra de
Cuba en- breye plszo. Ell corresponsaIdel -lEe
RAIL-, en- Madrid, dice que segin Ell ministro de
Uitramsr las reformas que sc mpadteu darsn
a las Ant!lae el derecho de legisIar sobre ihs'
trucci6n Pablica, Carload, Tarifas, Obras PIT
blicas, Navigation, Agriculture, Industries,
Minas, etc. El gobierno metropoftico Sc reserva
conocer los aeuntos internacionales, los de que
IRA J marina = los judicialas. Io pTimero es
tara s cargo de la Camars insular, e!egida por
81 sufragio yigente en la Peninsula FL misno
sufrsgio regira PARA las elecciones dc dlputados
Cortes. Ell gcbernador elegira los minister's
responsables de la Legislature insnlar.-lla cir
calado la noticia de que slgunas de las tropas
envladas Santander para marcharse Cnbs,
quisieron amotinarse. Este ha causado pre- fun
da sensac:6n en- Espana.
Nueva York, 80 de Oetubre.-Telegrafan
de Madrid que las reformas que ban dc i'm
plantarse en- las Antilias, es Ell primer psso que
sc da haefs Is federation, algo analogo al re
gimen implantado en- los Estsdos Unldos. Los
ccnservadores sc oponen q este plan de gober'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-03

'jin 5oistas' amerlcanos, puede resu tar ia
postfc que hubicrs sido me jor dear al general
Weyler acabar la guerra i su manera. HI Stan
dart re pregunta por que Sc releva al general
Weyler 81 ha de coutinuar la campaila en- Cuba.
Este diario cree yer Ell Ia actitud del goblerno
la preston de los Estados Unidos; duda que es'
ia mas pr6xima que antes la solucion del pro-
blema cubano; entiende que segu!ra la luchs y
habra nuevas negociaciones; dice que el seiior
Sagasta ha de ser muy astuto y precayido ei ha
de porerse 4 la alrura dpomatca Gel Embsja'
dor americana, termina asf: "Por otra parte,
espreciso q. el goberno de Washington proceda
con circunspeccidn. A Espana no lie quelan
mas que Cuba el honor. Toda intervention
declarada en- sus derechos en- Cuba encenderfa
una hnguera de resentimientos en- que desapare'
cerian toaa mcrc6n de la autonomfa la lucha
cobrarfa mayofes proporciones.'
*. Las dos uitmaa noches ha estalo muy
concurrida la Cathedral, con motive de las move
mas de animas que has empezado celebrarse el
dia primero. Hasta ahora han ooupado Ia ga
grada catedra los ventajosamente oonocilos
oradorcs doctor don Buenayentura Bea, gober-
nador ec'csiastioo doctor don Felix barrot,
esnoaigo pentencario, que han oaativado con
sus sermvnes q la numeroeay eacogida concu
rrencia. Feiotamos q las distingaidas damas
sostenedoras de tan pialosos actos.
=. lIa sido aprobada la reaanoa que
don Vicente Castro presentara &c Ia escuela ru
raj del barrio <QueSrsda- en- Rio piedras.
-. lla lism2do macho la atenci6n CUE
segin el eListfn Comercial, en- ell vspor sSan
Simon, entrado hoy ngestro puerto, prooe
dente del Hayra, San Thomas esoalas, haya
vepido una GAIA con SOC pesos splata provin.
cial,, para una casa do comercio de esta plaza.
-. Ell Excmo. sefor Gobernador gene
| raj de conformidad con la Comsi6n provincial
Secoi6n de Administration Civil ha resuelto:
con6rmar la suspension de un acuerdo del
ayantamlento de Juncos por Ell que SO ezje al
depositarioq q. presto nasva tisnzs, declsrar 6rme
I'm idem de la jcnta municipal de Gurabo por
81 que ae suprimen varios artfculos della tarifa
de consumes; dec!arar con lugar la suspension
de un acuerdo del ayuntamieuto de Vega-baja
que dlspuso que don Jose Felix Lajara pagara
contribution por una Gnca que tenfa arrenda la
a don Pedro Lopez Canine; idem sin lugar la
slzada de don Pedro E. Zamorano contra un
acuerdo del ayuntamiento de la Capital scbre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-03

subasta del impuesto de consumes; suspender
los acaerdos del ayuntamiento dc lIato.grando
adjudicsndo la subasts del impuesto de consul
mos don Agustiu Fortune.
ar* llemos tenido el gusto de ssadar en-
esta redaoci6n nuestro distingudo amigo don
Rsn0n Siaca Pacheco vecno dc Faardo, que
acompaiado de su seiora esposa, pasara alga.
nos dfas cn esta capital Reiteramose nuestra
bienvenda.
* Sc ha coneeido autorzaci6n 4 don
Emilio Pozuelo, en- nombre de la Socieaad ds
laz eldctrioa de Ponce, para la exploitation dc
q misma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-03
RlC0S Y roBREs

Cuanao llegd u turno acer5d la rejs Ell hombe la
miro aencion amabe la preguntd:
--IQut quereis?
Una colocacion
=: De que clase?
-Empleada almac6n, caera. 10 que querais
-; Dantre! Sois de buena conormidad. Dad crco
frances.
u iendr6 colocac6i?
-Probabemeute. Siempre concuye por encontrsr
cuando sabe sreg glarse. ESQ question vuesra.
Isl yo esturlese segura!
I'll vejo tenia poca psrlencla
No hay NADIA dio- lebajo de la capa del eielo
Comprendert que por cnco frances pueo garauzaros
dez mil de renta. ESQ sera demasiado
-Io quisera.
Dad pfimero los cineo frances. Desputs bablaremos
Teresa penst daba los cnco frances Ia pedlan
.acrfcabs para uaia Ia mitai de sn capital
contcstaba, el ancano Ia di:o algo income
dalo:
Me hacas perdrr 81 Tempo bien uitilmcne. Los eineo
frances por la inscription
-Esta bcn-lijo Teresa ndgnaia por aquelcs moiales
We're yoverG Buenos dias.
: retire.
FL ducho, e1aspe:ado, c1elam":
-Decd :es 10 que haces: Cnando no liensa
ragar moesa las gentes.
Teresa estaba va cios:
Tuyo sin embargo, valor para hacer ura nueva en,a-
Fud una repecdn dc Ia misms dlerentes
actores.
Sc de selora de enenenta aos
repoieta de hip6cra uona lie duzura de jarae
FL mari5o homb.c mug madaro, con eabeza de ma
gsrad".
mente aan.
NADIA SECURE.
ser, preci,o e-perar enco dos meses tai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-03

"a VnniIn un hernloso mausoleo dc marmol
w 'o"ao b!anco. Informar; don Ulises
I.oubriel, en- esta capital. 81
Los mejores lotes de MADEIRA de Sandalo
de las yentas del rajah de Mysore, Sc compran
siempre para la preparation del .>inda1o Mdy.
Esto cs afrmar los enfermos que no SO des.
cuida NADIA para conservar Ia faperiordad del
Siada'o Midy, y los joveLes c>t:!n seguros de
curar en- 4s horas las afecciones Que /. menu,lo
lea molestan. Caaa capsula lleva el nombre
May.
60 Vpnia Una pareja dc ca'.os cuartas
'S"'s 10 alzada Y 4. 1 amos de eaad
uno para bralc.A ue cuartas 5 aos con tus
arlcses correspondientes 8 sin ellos una jar
dinera de nueya contruccidn. Iuformaran IN
Catailo Ell dueiio. den EeHr Costa Isl
AutonomIa canadense. = de Ei ia, Il 'oSdi',s MID Ia
habla de otra cosa. Ell surtido colossal de que.
sos que recibi6 '.Cereccdo", no hay mas rene
dio qne antes que llegae ese dfa, surtrse de log
riqnfsimos Patsgras, Creme de Creme, ell supe.
rior en- Latas Vejigas de Bola Corso Gas
balo lta!lano, Roqaefort en- latas de 8 klIos,
Nepchatel, Camembe1t, Tres Pa Tres Gruye.
re, Todo, pueden conseguirse comprandoIo.
en- casa dc Cerecedo, Hermanos Compallia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-03
VA R | E D A D E S.

"a vnnin I'm hermoso mausoloo dc marmol
''"aS b!anco. informant; don Ulises
I.oubriel, en- esta capital. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-03

Deseo mi distipguido amigo compa-
Zero ell sehor Lopez que de una leccion mere
cida los que tan vilmente 10 han calumuiado,
siendo vergonzoso que personas indignas de f.
gurar en- la prensa, empleen armas tan baias para
reaiizar sus fines particulares. D. QUEVEDO.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09
DEERING.

The ladies of North Deering are prepar-
ing q JaIaness entertainment and concert
to be given at Good FELLOWS hall next
Thursday evening, Feb. II. Several
booths are being arranged. from which
tea, fancy crackers, ice cream and cake
will te served by ladies, assisted by
young misses, all of whom will appear
in Japanese costume. The services Of
thu best talent have tesn obtainel J., and
grand concert, including vocal, in-
strumental music, reading, etc., will DO
given. Several Of the vocal selections
will lie rendered by ladies dressed as
japanese The assistance of Japan
csc soloist" will greatly add to the pro-
gramn.a, aud viii Re worth the Erice Of
admission. Included IN tie festivities to
be given is Japanese Wedding, showing
forth the co, TUNES ana customs OF the
Japanese. The party consists of four
teen of the s.elect'' of North DeerinR,
and rehearsals are being held constantly,
SO every detail may be perfected.
The ladies of the Woodford's Library
Circle, which has been in charge of the
rublic circulating library in the city
building which contains about 17O6 vol
lmes, held "a meeting at the city council
chamber Saturday evening with several
city government mombers and prominent
citizens at W hich the Decring Library
association was incorporated with the fol-
lowing officers: President, John @.
Sawyer; vice president. Mrs. Alfred
Huston; secretary, Mrs. Charles W.
Foster directors, Mrs. Charles I. Ogden,
Mrs. Merritt D. Coolidge and Mrs.
Hradarick II 'EhompSon