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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Mobile Sept f-Ilr r.p.r flr
Monday taf erat'y revived no ap.uu
OF the people bore ug accept i. a1
Indicating uat ttt uae.tle ,0ora boz
surround tte di. ard stamp % ,nt
are meeting With u.0.f
Tho now cases .0llItll at noon }cl-
torday Cor iho rr,iouf 20 hours ave.
Patrick sullivan A. J chisholm and
Edward shle
Tho only death reported was hat of
Florence barlow HrUi -3 yfarf
Total casss .1 fnic. ti total deaths.
IS. discharged 2d remaining under
treatment. 90
The report sent Cu. That there vas
fever reported 90 B.adrn sprlngs and
Womack Hiu. Ala. a. denied
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29
ALLEGED FEVER IN TEXAS.
Dr GunsrA. Arrive, st New orIeaos
on uis Way west

on uis Way west
New Orleans. Sept 2S-pr John
Gul,cras. the noted yellow ioyu cy-
pert ,nragt6 by marine hospital ou'
,horlties. arrived here on a special
train shortly after o yesterday morn
Ing and Immediately went 90 the So
Charlcs. whore De registered lic hm
not yet made known his intentions as
10 when he will proceed 90 Texas
where Il Is his intention Go c2amlno
into the alleged fever said 90 Pc pre-.
yalllng at Galveston and other points
by a dispatch sent from this city 20
Philadelphia. The doctor came nom
Vicksburg and was very much "a
tlgued.
The southern Pacific road is making
arrangements for a special train 90
leave here on Wednesday. nr. Garter
Of the marine hospital service, and
President ollphant viii be aboard. u
is expected that DR. swearlngen OF
Tsxsa will Join the party. The train
will stop at various points on th'
Southern Pacific and the Texas an'
Pacific roads between here and shreve
port and gather up the hcakh oihoer
IN the different parishes and towns 10
conference TO decide upon united Tn
a. action In the matter Of quarantine
against infected points aud the hand
ling Of property dlsintecied and yooh
ed for merchandise from New 0rlcan.
There Ia some anxiety In the suga
district among planters a. 60 Obtain
Ing labor to work In the fields and I
the sugar houses. Mos, labor thus en-
ployed 10 from New Orleans and rIsi.
~ enforced quarantine regulations p,
made Il wsll uigh impossible Tor plan
. trs to got the help they require TER
nonne has set an example howcVe
that may be followed by other ps
> ishes. Il provides ior the detention
labor at quarantine at the river ioi
limited pcrlnd. From detention can
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

VIeksburr Miss Sept 2s.- The an
r8uncomont % O. case of yellow fever
lad California station created no sen-
tion here since thH county and city
lago iona been qramuilnCl arainr
North Louisiana hHt 90 h.H bad th.
.r..t 0f Infu.nr removed ur.uutIou
-l..l fhr Introduction ci thc dIs1s
I.0i. lIaI ..Ir 0I flr r.ffr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Bronham Tex. Sept ss--A negr'
woman named Anderson vas shot am
killed near Burton Saturday afternoon
Al % charged with tho killing
ma s chased him in thc iirr
tlol nchestor and thrn lost tract
az .,f lIo is the same man who sho
at Charles Polk recently while work
mr On the Geld near 0rcenfine
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

ocean Springs Miss Sept 2s-No
now cases. no deaths ana ouly hrc
cases lofi unlor treatment F o. very
good showing for iho hn'h oi Ocean
Springs on Monday
Tic drsi batch of ngc.s wiIl De- Oh
lowed to depart o. the.r respective
I.afIrntInuH
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Biloxi Miss. Sept 2s-The situa-
don here does noe seem 90 - improv-
I'd. There are quite a number of ntw
.ases % yellow toyor reported Monday
and Il seems 90 bo speeding vcrv rap
Idly There vuf another death from
the frycr Do Biloxi that o. Mr David
sh.un
Hoard 10 health report. To.aI icycs
io date. lit. now undr treatment ID,
now cases. i7. total deaths t1 date o
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

PamrouM krk. Sept lt-M ber'
ue. a little stallion on che Famgould
southeasiern railroad, nine miles east
n tlis piaco. ~. n. Worthy shot and
almost insanity KILLED A. e. Hopkins
a promincnl citizen 90 That Place
about 3 Ocioyk sunday afternoon
foatIns end Ms wife recently fepa.
riftl uortmt returned ana assaulted
fis WIfa with knife Worthy inter
fsr.i to- save tho womane We. and
drawing pistol. shot Hopkins as h'
urs alnnI i0 plunge thc anlio into
aIs u.ias lniy Worthy surrendefc'
ana Is ln iali 90 paraeouh.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

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~. l .'.- .... n t,~. '"' H-e ~, ~
'f,. t.,....i at. -,,., y, p-sr,oon,
...,.,, p. ,.tr,t.. ~ f-irnd b..inv NJ
,,.,,.r,e. ~ h.aitb tfter ramaining
ibreo dats ehe rot Worss and came
baet fo uonrfou. That was elrht days
seo ehe was oitiended bv d negro
doctor lie had tho ease diagnosed a.
hldney trouble and malaria. She got
ro lov that he called Dr. Jackson
sb0ut two davr aro 10 Gee her.
Monday afiar oramlninr her Do went
otert raf State Hcafh officer Swear
lnr.n t8 aec0mrruy him oul to sco hcf.
Thw rnulI and made an examination
cf Il. r. which ur aHeaduFm
thu.tI nIf.f Um n ordering al
lsl..'Iln. uU faoEf0n haa ua' rpoliei
lt fl. f i 0HII q. h.aih. ag iha
ordinance D I.0 rIr required 'n laaa
f Hrp...aH
+ h.Hh hoN beard
oI m N.nf ono f0 make "a
c.0. Ihy .i l. Ihel
ar opinion O.. tI I.. iMp'
.1l .. .r. LH. ur aH Hd Dr
TuT IHU .I INe lua rraao1
.lr caution ou I.. U.r, rl Dr ewolr'
m a.n ...l o. u iar
u.u oI C.uu. with OBJ.
DIDO. r.u0u .I Il. o.arI ci a.aii
lnlt I. W rll yellow l.r alr r.
r.mN.l
I nI.at .. n.arf iha ame lu
tt. r.H.. ou account 10 iha lH1uH
i.r I0. C..o.H. ala much Nlouah
ru o... d. 4la i.t tla' tno Beau
u... proven .t' t1 have n1
.I r.Hou r hl knocked olt th
theory .Hf I. woman oanrht th
fr 'uu i. black tunll't p'
ue0u Deem .f Houston iol
.r lF d.rr Ult according, io iae oA
r..'.r.oi l0.on h.re h. DAG no
found a.. aud .n ihH he lsiee
With them because Dol says he Do
found 0nIy suspect
The board of health decided ihai Q
q matter Of defense in Dr. sNeaFlhte
tha board of health would aFree 20 On
Isolation 0f the case but Tor ro oth'
reason.
After examining the case ll.i nigi
The board relieved the guards. ID
. gwuringeu. upon finding % cut. ina
Gated that they had better put q
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

r.uh- sart es tiir. on lniorma-
uou received Monday from o. reliable
aanoo ur ~ ~ Armstrong ihe ei'y
health omcer declared o. quarantine
arainft Houston. On acCou, 0i O. sua'
picloua case there.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

no labor rli suHsfHi.rtlf na permit
tcd To- enter Teuo hQnro
80 attempt waa mHdo Sunday nlsht
90 destroy The teanrfglrd school
which ls to bo used as yellow lever
holpItal. and the authorities oxpefi 90
move a number of natlen.s to ihe in-
stltutlon today. The mayor VIII prob
ably have the building guarded at
night. though IN spite 90 threats. it Is
moi thought the building VIII again be
attacked.
ur. Gulieraa nld De- has c0ino 10
New Orleans simply t0 await orders.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Austin sept 2S Governor Culber-
SON. 90 tho request OF various inter-
estcirarucs hasposiponodiho Calves
ton convention looking Co representa-
lion In tho Omaha consress from oc'
ioher 3 to Noy. 3 lu consequence oi th'
yellow fCyCr excitement
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
WHAT TAMMANY'S CANDIDATE
PROMISES TO DO.
LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
He Favors Repeal of the Raines EX-
else Law. an Increase of School
Houses, Rapid Transit, More
Bridges and Parks, Better Docks,
Dollar Gas and S-Hour Law

New York, Oct, 20. The lettor of
Robert A, Van Wyck, the Tammany
candidate for mayor accepting his
nomination was given out last night.
II discusses municipal affairs solely, A
large part of the letter arraigns the
present administration for eXtrava-
gance and calls attention to the dis.
comforts the people are enduring
through the delay In street improve
ments now In progress, Van Wyck
then takes up the city's alleged griev.
ances against the state legislature. At
ter assailng the Raines law, he says
IL favor It's prompt repeal. and join
In the demand Of your platform for
the enactment OF an excise law that
shall be conservative of public morals,
liberal In its provisions and that shall
place Its administration revenues no
the control OF this municipality,
Van Wyck pledges himself to favor
an increase OF school houses, the es-
adjustment of rapid transit system
more bridges across East river, more
parks, better docks, dollar gas, en-
forcement Of the S-hour law and home
rule in the management of local CON
Germs.
Henry George and ex-Postmaster
Dayton Tuesday night addressed an
assemblage OF more than 1000 people
at Lion park hill, on the upper west
side Of the city, after which they adj
dressed a large meeting in Harlem.
The Citizens union held big meet
ing in Brommers north OF Harlem.
The speakers were Seth Low and State
Senator Guy The applause when Low
entered was almost frantic. Mayor
Strong spoke To large audience on
the lower east side,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

Marshal Blanco, the newly appoint
ed general of Cuba, has sailed for
Havana.
Wilson Bros, wholesale and retail
jewelers. at Boston, have assigned. The
liabilities are said to be $4,000.
At Mitchell, S. d., j. B. Thunnison
and wife were overcome by the fumes
of gas from coal stove and died.
The Wesleyan university football
team defeated the Tarkio eleven at
Lincoln, Neb., Tuesday, the score be-
ing to O.
The Unterhaus at Vienna was de-
clared adjourned amidst confusion at II
o'clock Wednesday morning after a
wild session of II hours
The Washington legation of Guate-
mala has received the following official
dispatch: Revolution subdued; order
restored all over the country"
At New Orleans Tuesday new cases
of yellow fever numbered Sc and the
deaths T. At Mobile there were
new cases. AT Clinton, Miss, one
new case. At Edward new cases
The mutilated remains of Jens Han
sen, a farmer, were found Tuesday on
the Northwestern railway neal Giffo.G,
la. 1t is thought that he was murdered
for his money and his body placed on
the track to hide the crime.
Charges of inefficiency in the man
agement of the Kansas City postoffce
have been filed at Washington against
Postmaster Reed and Assistant Post
mater SeidlitZ. 1t is announced that
both officials will be decapitated within
thirty days.
The charred remains of Mary Beick,
one of the employees at the California
Fuse company's works at Colma, Cal,
which was destroyed by an explosion
caused by sparks from an electric lamp,
have been found. The plant was total
ly destroyed except the powder maya
zine and the loss is 100000.
President and Mrs. Mckinley will
leave Washington on Oct. 29. The
following Saturday afternoon the
president will hold an informal re-
ception in the Cincinnati Chamber OF
Commerce and deliver an address at
banquet of the Commercial club in
the evening. The next Monday morn
ing he will leave for Canton and
Wednesday goes to Pittsburg where
he will be entertained by President
Frew, Of the Carnegie Library asso-
citation. He returns to Washington
the following Thursday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21

OF the Sheffield avenue station served
the warrant and locked up the prison
er at the Chicago avenue station.
Luetgert appeared for preliminary
hearing May - before Justice Kerr
stem, and witnesses for the state were
heard from May - to %. Inclusive.
The sausagemaker was indicted June
5. Habeas corpus proceedings were
tegun before Judge Gibbons June II
and ran to June -. Judge Gibbons
refused to release the sauSagemaker
under bonds. The trial before Judge
Tuthill began August % and has
/ cen in progress 240 hours and so
minutes. The jury was secured in
Eve days. Juror l.. 4. DeleStre was
excused by Judge Tuthill an account
OF sickness and F. A. Holabird took
his place. The state used seventeen
peremptory challenges and the de-
Tense fifteen. The number of venire-
men summoned was lbs and the court
excused la for cause, The cost of
the trial to the state is about $4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21

The thriving town Of Midway, Mass, has
no more reputable citizen than Capt, John L,
l., Grant the carpenter and builder. For
months he was sufferer from wrecked Iii.
gssStion loss of memory and the kcencSt Of
rheumatic pains arising from life OF amhi'
6ous labor and aNiUouS exposure ms an officer
in the late war, and later asa L, :. mail carrier,
A representative ct this paper called on
Capt Grant for his story lie met the news,
paper man chccrily, and in his own honest,
simple language, said;
II was born in South Rcrwic&, Me. Dec.
So, 1884, and when two wears old, moved
with my parents TO Old York, Me. When
Ii years old was apprcnticcd to u promi,
nent builder, Samuel Colcord, Of Exeter, \,
H., to learn the carpenters trade with the
added privilege vt attending Phillips Acad.
ems then MS now famous seat vt learning.
graduated from there and went to Portland,
Me-, where | served two years with Hon,
VIM, q, kimbvll, q noted builder of the time.
worked in Ncwburyport two years and
then established myself in business in West
Amcshury, During this period | was mar.
ried at Charlcstown, In 1862 | removed TO
York where | enlisted IN the ". $. service.
| served nearly three years participated in
forty.thrce battles some of them the hottest
fights of the war, was twice wounded and for
a time disabled, and at last was discharged
at Augusta, Me-, in 1865.
=" secured aud kept the contract for car.
rying the mails between York and PORTS
mouth, n H., for twelve wears, | removed
10 Midway in March, 1887, where | have
since resided. in business as n carpenter and
builder, | have raised family " ten child,
rem, and have now family Of six residing
with me,
about three years ago was suddenly
attacked with dizzy spells, protracted in dur.
alton and more frequent as the weeks went by,
With these attacks came inccsSant vomiting
and spasms If coma 80 that instantly | would
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
MISSIONARY COUNCIL.
Bishops and Laymen Meet in Mil
waukee.

Milwaukee, Oct. 20-The opening
services at st. Pauls church yester-
day morning, on the occasion of the
preliminary meeting of the National
Missionary council of the Episcopal
church, were very impressive The
handsome church was flied comfort
ably before the ceremonies began.
There are in attendance some 800
clergy and lay delegates from all sec
Tons of the union, including about
tw enty bishops and many of the most
noticeable churchmen of the Episco-
pal denomination. Among those pres
ent are Bishop Tuttle of Missouri,
who presides, Dudley of Kentucky,
Gilbert of Minnesota Gillespie Of
Michigan, Nicholson of Milwaukee,
Talbot of Wyoming Leonard of Ohio,
Morrison of Duluth, Coleman of Del.
avan, Williams of Marquette, Hale
of Quincy, Peterkin of West Virginia
and Barker of western Colorado.
Bishop Leonard of the committee on
arrangements, presented the report
of his. committee Bishop Morrison
delivered the opening sermon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
A United States Officer
SOME INCIDENTS OF HIS LIFE AND hard.
SHIPS In the LATE WAR.
M,om tAs Gnsette. Mcimap, Ma,..

fall wherever might he and remain 80 for
some time,
"Soon Twas forced to keep in bed, my
digestion was wrecked, my business was going
10 pieces and everything looked very dark.
ot course tried all kinds OF remedies that
were recommended hut to no avail, and | also
went tn a MVtical Institute In Boston, but all
my expenditure was iruitless.
Finally | secured q box Of nr,Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People, and received 30
great relief from them that my family and
myself could see the direct benefits,
II kept ON with their USE and steadily
grew better The dizzy attacks lessencd and
and my general health has not yet stopped Ito
improvements My digestion is now good and
to no other agency than to Or, Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People can my cure be Nscfibed.
~ had since the war, been troubled greatly
with chronic rheumatism but this was relieved
by taking these pills, II is one of the greatest
remedies ever used by anybody and every
member of my family has the same high
opinion OF Il that do, have nothing but
earnest, grateful praise for what II has done
for me, :"
(Signed) john r. l., CHANT.
Capt, Grant will he glad 10 answer any
letters addressed him ahou! his case, His
pr, Williams Pink PILLS for Pale People
contain, In condensed form, all the cls-
mcnts necessary to give new fife and rich.
ness to the blood and restore shattered ncrycA
They are also q specific for troubles peculiar
to females, such rs supprcssions, irregnlari-
tics and all forms Of weakness In men they
yn, ~ a radical cure IN all cases arising from
mental worry. overwork or excuses Of What
ever nature, Pink Pills are sold In boxes
lncvcr In loose bulky at 80 cents q box or ak
boxes for $2,5a, and may be had Of all drug.
gists or direct by mail from d.. ,WilliamSP
Medicine Company. Schenectady, N. Y.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
GOLD STANDARD FOR FoRMosA
Japan May Soon Change Her Repre-
sentative at Washington.

San Francisco, Oct 90 The steam
er Belgic which arrived from Yoko-
hama Tuesday brought the following
adyices: 1t Is rumored in court cir
Giles that Mr.. Komura Jutare, minis
ter Of the Japanese foreign office, will
succeed Mr.. Hoshl as minister TO the
United States upon = the latter's re
turn. Dysentery In the Yamanshi
prefecture shows no sign OF abate-
ment. During the last week OF Sep
TENDER there were over 100 people
down with the malady. Councillor
Akiyama, who attempted TO commit
suicide shortly after his return from
Honolulu. was reported to ne in a
tair way to recovery when the Belgid
left Yokohama. The Japanese govern
men has decided to apply the gold
standard TO the currency OF Formosa
Immediately.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
BABY'S HEAD OPENED.

Milwaukee, Oct. 20.-A difficult op-
Grafton was performed at the Presby-
terrain hospital by DR.. Hayes A
child of John Buchmann of Chiffon
was subject to malformaticn of the
head known as microcertaus. The
skull ceased to grow and the brain was
hindered in its development, the child
inevitably would become idiotic. The
operation consisted in opening the
seams of the skull and holding thcm
part by means of silver plates until
natural growth closes them. 1t was
the second operation of tie kind in
this country and was successful.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
WISCONSIN PENSIONERS.

Washington, Oct. 20. Pensions
have been granted to residents of
Wisconsin as follows: Additional,
William P. Green. Sparta, Edgar T..
Chamberlain, Berlin; restoration and
increase, John Mobiles. Gratiot, in.
crease, August Schaefer, Milwaukee,
Christopher Christophenson, Strum
jeremiah A. Cross, Neillsville, Joseph
Boucher, Green Bay; widows. Mette G.
Peterson, Racine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
FOUR BURNED TO DEATH.
CHASTITY Find Of Workmen Cleaning
Away Debris Of Fire.

carkfeld, MINI, Oct. 20. "A week
ago large barn belonging to Sivert
Borg was destroyed by fire. Tuesday
while workmen were engaged In clear.
Ing away the debris the remains OF
four human beings were found burned
almost 10 ashes. The victims are sup
posed TO be tramps who had been
sleeping In the hayloft.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
SENATOR MORGAN RETURNS.
Very Enthusiastic on Subject Of An
nexation of Hawaiian Islands,

San Francisco, Oct. 90 Senator
Morgan and his daughters and +. NJ.
Hatch, the new minister from la-
wall, were among the passengers who
arrived from Honolulu upon the
steamship Belgic Tuesday. Senator
Morgan expressed himself as well
pleased with what he saw and the
manner In which he was entertained
while on the islands. lie is more
than ever enthusiastic on the subject
Of annexation and intimated that
Hawaii may become part Of this
country before the close OF the com
Ing year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
PROMINENT CLERGYMAN DEAD.

Beloit. Wis, Oct. 20. Rev. Fayet'e
Royce. d. D.. for twenty-nine yeats
rector Of st. Pauls Episcopal church,
died yesterday at ST. Luke's hospital
In Chicago OF Bright's disease.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago, Oct. Oct. wheat closed
at 901z, Dec. at 81, May at 1914; Oct.
corn at 24h, Dec. nj 25ss. May at 29ss;
Oct. Oats at 17ss. Dec. 1sh. May at
2oh: Oct. pork at ITO, Dec. at TITS.
Jan. at se-h.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
EDGERTON BANK CLOSES.
l. Owes Its Depositors About $3.50, 900
-Towne to BE Receiver.

Edgerton, Oct, 20. The doors OF the
Edgerton bank closed Tuesday It IL
known that H. II Towne will be made
receiver, The announcement Is made
that creditors will be paid in full
The last statement shows that there
was due depositors $4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
JURY GOES TO BED
EXHAUSTED AFTER so HOURS
WORK.
A DISAGREEMENT PROBABLE

Opinion Generally in Chicago Seems to
Be That Luetgert Will not Be Con-
victed-Big Sausagemaker Grows
More ReStless-Attempts to Bride
the Jury
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
VAN WYCKS PLEDGES HELP FOR HEATHENS
AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSoCI-
ALTON IN SESSION.
WORK OF THE PAST YEYR

Report of the Executive Committee
Shows Most satisfactory Return
for tho Money Expended and Efforts
Put Forth During tho rast Twelve
Months
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02
HOME GATHERINGS.
Receptions and Dances of the
Past Week.

An enjoyable party was given by Miss Mil.
dred and Master Shirley Ward, Wednesday,
April 81, at their residence, 2412 Clay street.
A number Of games occupied the early part of
the afternoon, after which an elaborate sup
per was served.
Among those present were: Miss Mildred
Ward, the Misses Mabel and Viola O'Connor
Miss Dorothy Kenis ION, Miss Mabel Harmon.
Miss Essie Dalton, Miss Elsie Celiarius, Miss
Ella King, Miss Irm Waterman, Miss Laylna
Hoffacker, Miss Lillian Heiman, Miss Gertrude
Doherty, Miss Nora Evaus, Miss julia Evans,
Miss Annette Levy, Miss Addie Won Hagen,
Miss Alma Son, Miss Mabel Zeile, Miss Marjorie
Wills Miss Bessie Phillips, Miss Edith Philips,
Miss Geneviev Schultz Miss Elyse Schultz,
Miss Carrie Schroeder, Miss Florence Block,
Miss Lillian Posner, Miss Myra Rosencrantz,
Miss Hazel Mendenhall, Mas tiers Louis Young,
Roy Luce, Frank Keileher, LswrenceI Dalton,
Ervine Redmond, Sherley Ward, Benjamin
and Walter Healey, Thomas King, Edward
Geiman, Edwsrd and Raymond Ryan, Kings
bury Parker, Morris Herson, Alan and Arthur
Green, Ben Scott, clifford Sherman, Colin
Spangler, John speyer, Charles Elder, Henry
Greenzweig, Paul Myers, Philip Faymonviile,
Arthur Shane, Robert Bastheim.
pleasant birthday party was given Miss
Ruby Egleston at her residence, 1873 Hyde
street, last Sunday evening, April IS. There