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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-12
AN ISLAND FOR A TARGET.


During the voyage of her
m"jesty's steamship Royalist in
New Hebrides waters, the date on
which the annual prize firing IN
der the service regulations had
to be carried out arrived, says the
Melbourne Australasian. A search
made on the MalIicollo coast dis
closed no suitable place for the
erection of a target. save a small
island in Sou'west bay. This.
however, was tribal property, and
as the natives had been taught
to fear the power Of big guns,
they bargained that they should
be paid for the island, as it was
sure to be blown to pieces.
Elaborate negotiations ended in
a chief going off to the ship,
when the requisite agreements
were entered into vesting the
island in Captain Rason of her
msjesty's steamship Royalist, the
consideration being five sticks of
tobacco. A target was then erec-
ted, and some excellent shooting
took place. The island was still
there at last accounts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-12

The American Coffee Company
was Incorporated at Trenton, n.
j., with capital stock of 100000.
1t is the Sugar Trusts concern to
fight the Arbuckles, who had the
temerity to add sugar refining to
their coffee interests.
Captain Petrie and an appren-
tice of the British bark Olivebank,
which arrived at San francisco on
the 4th, were ready to identify the
/ Australian murderer as Richard
Ashe. The name Butler is only
one of his many aliases.
There was a warm debate in the
Senate over a proposal to abolish
the bar. Senator Hill denounced
it as part of the work of busy
bodies against individual liberty.
The debate was sidetracked by
the Nicaragua canal bill.
The French Chamber of Depu-
ties has adopted the sugar bill. a
Socialist amendment that only
refineries employing 70 per cent
of French workmen should receive
bounties was, after a lively scene,
rejected by a vote of 19l to 15G.
Besides attacking the German
Minister the Siamese mob at
Bangkok attacked the American
Consulate, also assaulted an Am
erican engineer end an English
attache of the legation. The pub
lie apology is considered grotesque.
No mandarius were present, but
Only petty police officers.
In the libel suit of the Rev.
George Brooks, a former Metho-
dist preacher, against the st.
James Gazette, London, asking
for S25, 900 damages on grounds
similar to the recent action which
he brought against Henry Labou-
chere, editor of Truth, a verdict
was returned in favor of the st.
James Gazette with costs. Brooks
has been known as the king Of
the begging letter" writers. 1t
is said Labouchere has spent
100000 in recent years in expos
ing impostors of this description.
PLAN OF REFORM FOR CUBA SIGNED.
The Queen Regent of Spain on
February 4 signed the plan for
the reforms in Cuba. The text
was to be published on the follow
ing Saturday.
Senior Palma, head of the
Cuban junta in New York, would |
not answer categorically the ques.
ton as to whether the Cubans
would lay down their arms, but
among other things said; "They
are sure of success, and one thing
is certain; that is, that the Cubans
never again will place their necks
under the Spanish yoke"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-12

Ercnina Bulletin 75c ger month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-12
COFFEE PACKING.

Mr.. Cockburn's suggestion
through tho BULLETIN, that Hawai-
ian coffee should be put up for
the retail trade in attractive aud
convenient packages, is second in
importance only to the matter of
Official inspection and marking
agitaJed by the same gentleman.
1t is Tie writer's recollection that
an agent of Brazilian coffee once
tooS fine store in the heart Of a
city in the East, and stocked its
shelves with that article put up in
neat brown japanned tins. He
had the place well written up in
the Leading newspapers, end gave
Brazilian coffee a good boom.
Why should not Hawaiian coffee
have special stores in San Fran
cisco end other cities of the Unit
ed States ? At all events,
our coffee growers ought to
unite on Il common style of pack
ages for ground as we'll as I'M
ground coffee, to be stamped with
the sigu of the Republic when
the Government shall have estab-
lished inspection. There is not
the least doubt that action of this
kind would pay, and richly pay
the coffee producers. Come, now,
gentlemen, get your heads to-
gether. You have not much time
left to agree upon preliminaries
and have system of official in.
spoc'ion, marking and packing
ready for presentation at next
years session of the Legislature.
Thu existence of the industry ms
1t now stands-thc great hope of
the country for civilized settle.
ment - depends upon bringing
this matter of official guarantee
to its contamination.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-12
Madame Albani, th

Madame Albani, the great
French Canadian songstress, will
be due to pass through Honolulu
before long. 1t ought to be easy
to raise guarantee for the ap.
pearance of the artist at the Opera
House. A meeting of the stock.
holders of the Amusement Com
pany might be called to consider
the matter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-12

Gus Schuman has just received
a consignment of Surveys, bug
gios and road wagons, also full
assortment of buggy and surrey
harness, all new and firstclass,
best make and material. These
goods are for sale at a very low
figure and can be inspected at the
Club Stables, Fort street. Mr..
Schuman makes a specially of
fine handmade surrey and buggy
harness.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-12
FOR CLOSER xELATIONS.
Hiiborn and johnson Both Intro.
duce RESOLUTIONS in Favor.

d"ce Resolutions ia Favor.
A Washington dispatch of Feb
ruary 4 contains the following in
teresting news on the Hawaiian
question:
Congressman Hilborn and John
son today each Introduced in the
House a resolution of the Cali.
fornia Legislature setting forth
the facts of the existence in Ha-
wall of an independent govern
ment, and urging the California
representatives to do what they
could to bring about closer rela,
tons between this country and
the Republic of Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-12

Gus Schuman has received
from the Coast one of the finest
Surveys ever imported to this
country. 1t was manufactured
by the celebrated Columbus Bug
gy Company, and is a beauty.
Anyone desiring a nice double
turnout will do well to inspect
this vehicle. 1t is large and
roomy, Just the thing for family
use.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-12

The Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany has leased the premises on
Fort street formerly occupied by
III. w. Schmidt q Sons for the
display of a large line of sgricul-
tural implements, etc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-12

All orders given prompt and faithful at
tention. No extra charge for delivering
Flowers to any part OF the city Leis,
cialty. 265.ti
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-02-12
WILL rHE CURANs LAY DOWN
THEIR ARnSF
Latest Intelligence from Many Lands
CONCLUSION Of diplomatic
Conference on turkey.

I
The law against big hats in
theaters has gone into force in
Chicago.
Villas opposed the Nicaragua
canal bill in the Senate. 1t is still
pending.
The British Government has
decided to increase the army by
1880 men.
The bill to prohibit prize fight
ing has been passed by the Senate
of California.
Members of the Dominion Ca
binet are in Washington to work
for reciprocity.
Senator Harris of Tennessee is
in critical condition from bad
form of the grip.
Important changes are likely to
be made in the U. s. immigration
bill in conference.
The Senatorial fight i'll Ohio is
warm. 1t is said Hanna has no
hopes of getting the seat.
The Liberals in Canada have
won two seats made vacant by the
courts for corrupt practices.
The naval board has decided to
adopt the Whitehead torpedo ex-
clusively for the U. S. navy.
The Three Friends will be
libeled as a pirate when she re-
turns to Jacksonville, Florida.
Opponents of the arbitration
treaty will talk against time in
the Senate to kill it off this ses.
sion.
Venezuela is pleased with the
revised boundary arbitration
treaty and grateful to the United
States.
The Gar has presented ribbons
for the standards of the German
regiment of which he is honorary
colonel.
G. X. Newcomber, Chicago, ar
rested for splitting on car floor,
will sue the company for $4,000
damages.
Emperor William has, in letter
to Chancellor Won Hohenlohe, en-
titled his grandfather William
The Great"
The Fairfield Shipbuilding
Company has suffered a loss of
s250,OO0 by fire at its works,
iovan, Scotland.
John Addison Porter, editor of
he Hartford Post, has been
chosen by Mr.. Mckinley as his
private secretary.
The measure to alter the value
IT the rouble has passed through
he Russian State Council with
much opposition.
There have been 5000 cases of |
plague in Bombay and 3S4l deaths.
1t is asserted that the disease is
iue to local conditions.
General Weyler is now in Santa
Clara, but may soon return to Ha-
ANA. The frequent raids in Ha-
ANA province have alarmed him.
Large banking and commercial
ailures are reported at Girls void,
a.; Cincinnati, o.; Philadelphia,
Pa; Baltimore, Nd, and Selma,
Ala.
The British Minister to Japan
las committed the death sentence
( Mrs. Carew, for poisoning her
usband, to imprisonment for
ife.
Ivory the dynamiter is back in
Jew York. A Scotland Yard de-
active is on his heels, and says
9 has orders to follow him in
efnitely.
Eminent physicians of America
gree with specialists of London
4 declaring that Mrs. Walter b.
|astle, detected in shoplifting,
AS a sufferer from kleptomania.
ambassadors of the Powers in
onstantinople having concluded i
leir deliberations, would submit {
ieir conclusions to their respec- I
We governments on the 9Th inst. ,
The Connecticut Legislature, by l
n overwhelming vote, rejected a l
solution calling upon the Presi- c
ent of the United States to recog- t
ize the belligerency of the Cuban
lsurgents.
Two sisters of General Paul
ranago, who was with the party I
L. L.. I..ni.. En..a l.a... | j
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01

that ne was farmer now and was COM
bining stock with his agricultural pur-
suits
When asked IL he was out Of politics,
he said: No, sir. I am helping my
friends, but 1 am not seeking anything
for myself"
He said he did not think President
Mckinley would make any important
appointments until after congress ad-
journed, which he thought would be in
about six weeks. He said he wanted
President Mckinley TO catch the Dem
ocratic office holders by the nape OF the
neck and shake them out Of office in a
hurry. He thought the president had
been too kind and tender TO the present
office holders. He explained at some
length the civil service law which he said
was farce.
When l was governor Mr.. Cleveland
sent me letter. In The letter ne told
me that my resignation was demanded.
No cause was given. President McKin-
ley is civil service man, but he has
had so many tell him how il was worked
under Mr.. Cleveland that 1 have hopes
that Republicans Will soon occupy every
office in Oklahoma
The governor was in the best OF spir-
ITS and was glad 10 be getting home. He
seemed 10 be thoroughly conversant
with the political outlook in Oklahoma.
but he would not tell who are 70 have the
big plums.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
MISSIONARY CONVENTION OPENS
They Met Last Nigh. at the First NJ. T.
Church.

The missionary convention opened I'M
der very favorable auspices last nigh,
a. the First ". E. church. There was u
fair attendance and a great deal OF en-
thusiasm. Rev. A. o. Elbright OF Mari
on addressed the convention on Our
Home Fields" He made a very fine
talk which was full Of good things Rev.
G. Lowther, presiding elder Of the Win
field district, gave a short and interest
ing talk on Among Foreign PopuIa-
tion." This talk was very interesting
He gave some facts which convinced all
that he was perfectly familiar with his
subject. Rev. C. c. Woods OF e. Dora
do was 20 have spoken on The From
tier" He was Ill and was unable to be
present A song service made up the
balance % time.
The following will be the order today:
e:00-Devotional services
s:3o-"Our Debt TO Missions" by E A
Hoyt OF Wellington.
The Posters Duty 70 the Cause OF
Missions" Rev. A. B. Bruner OF Win
field.
why Support Missions?' by Rev. W.
B. Slutz Of the First NJ. E. church.
The afternoon will open with devo-
tional exercises and will be followed by
'"Our Foreign Fields
Africa by Rev. ]. F. Irwin OF Col
wish.
South America" by Rev. ". B Bar
ton OF Douglass.
China" by Rev. L. NJ. Riley. OF King
man
India" Rev. z. C. Beach OF Wichita.
Our Work in Europe" Rev ]. ".
Pruen OF Wichita.
The Collection and How 20 Take tt
A discussion opened by Rev. W. V.
Burns Of Wichita.
Miscellaneous business.
AT night song services will open tire
convention. followed by an address by
Rev. DR.. ". T. Smith Of New York. one
OF the missionary secretaries. This viii
conclude the district convention.
the pastors who are here and at
tending the convention are: Rev. q.
Lowther. Rev. o. a. Elbright. Rev. ].
F. Erwin. Rev. ". 3. Boston. Rev. I.
NJ Riley. Rev. z. A. Hoyt, Rev. J. ".
Pruen. Rev. H V. Burns. Rev. e c.
Beach. Rev. T. B. Lawrence. Rev. Dr..
L. Miller. Rev. II. c. Asher. Rev. ]. f.
Roberts, Rev. J. ". Maxwell. Rev. ".
J. Martindale and Rev. ". B. Slu;z.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
TEACHERS SCHOOL IN JUNE
Ped.gogues VIII Begin Being Bossed to
Boss June 22nd.

Sedgwick county's normal institute will
begin June 22nd. with Superintendent c.
s. Coiville conductor.
Dr.. J. ". Naylor OF Lewis Academy,
takes UP his tenth successive years work
in the institutes Of this county and viii
be assisted in the work OF instruction by
II. 3. Scott Of Lewis Academy. c. F. Ad-
ans OF the Wichita Business College
Miss Carrie Shuts and Miss Jessie Clark
OF the city SCHOOLS
Miss Shuts will have charge OF tbs
primary work and Miss Clark will teach
The rudinents % music.
T r.. Dilsmore % the State Normal.
will lecture some time during The ses-
sion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
SMALL BLAZE SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Pierce Furniture Store has a Five Hundred
Dollar Fire.

The fire department was called ont
Sunday afternoon at 100 10 the Pierce
furniture store, No. GA East DOUGLAS
There was about three hundred dollars
damage done 70 the building and about
two hundred to the stock. 1t is thought
mat the fire originated from spontane-
Gus combustion. The building is owned
by some eastern parties Mr.. L. W.
C.app is the local agent for the proper
~ The fire boys did some splendid work
In extinguishing the fire
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01

LOG ROLLERS DAY
MODEM W00DMEE WILL HAVE A
PICNIC AT RIVERSIDE.

On July Twentieth the Woodmen Camps o.
Southwest Kansas VIII Pie Brush il
Wichita's Big Park - Head Counse
| Northco:te. of Illinois. General At
toraey johnson, Of Peabody. and STATE
Organizer Murphy Will Make Ad
dresses So No Biz. 90 Quiz, all Funi
What the Meeting Is
Tie Sedgw,ck County Log Rolling as
ISOLATION will stack timber and mayoe
reds in Riverside park, July 20. Thi:
doesn't mean that there will be any
cord wood cut but is simple statement
! OF the fact that the Sedgwlck, King
| man, Reno, Harvey. Sumner. Cowley
Harper and Butler counties camps Of tho
Modern Woodnen Of America will nave
an all day picnic in the park on that
date. If il is A rainy day there viii be
two OF kind as far as the Woodmen
are concerned and if it's dry meteor
logically speaking il is part OF the
calculation ID assume that the picnick-
ers will strike a happy average by
contrast
There will be street parade in the
forenoon, speaking, races aud general
good time as you like il in the after
noon.
Head Counsel w. A. Northcotte OF
Greenville. H., lieutenant governor Of
that state. has promised 10 be here and
speak Of the general utility Of the lodge
axe. Among other speakers OF no1e al
ready secured are General Attorney j..
@. Johnson of Peabody and Deputy
State Organizer E. E. Murphy of Leay-
enworth.
Secretary E z. Enoch has sent invita-
tons 20 this list Of camps, most OF
which it is expected will be here and
celebrate:
Sedgwick, Conway Springs. Mulvane,
Belle PLANE, Fort Scott, Hutchinson,
Winfield. Caldwell, Wellington. An
ebony. Arkansas City, Kingman, To-
wanda, Newton. Augusta, FL Dorado.
Burton, Haven, Halstead, N!ckerson,
Great Bend, Lyons, Peabody. Hazelton.
KIowa, Medicine Lodge, Attica.
P. E. White OF Mt. Hope. president
OF the Log Rolling association Of the
county; Vice President J. E. Schwartz
Of Derby. and Secretary Enoch OF this
city have named the local reception
committee as follows: C. E. Parkhurst,
D. L. Hfte, s. s. Billingsley. F. A. Bull.
r. NJ. Swsney. H. il. Berry, H. I.
Arlington, c. A. Woodford, J. F.. Nc
Vaigh, E. NJ. Kline, ]. A Davidson. o.
c. Hatfield, H Bodine, w. F. Smith, ].
E. Hemsworth. D. o. Williams, E. o.
Young, J. s. Fletcher.
There will be no lodge business Of any
nature attempted and the whole day
and evening will be high reveI OF
fraternai good feeling and jolity. The
home bands assisted by a number o.
outside camp organizations will furnish
music. All the necessary qualifications
OF 1rst-class picnic will be arranged
and the reception committee will make
arrangements 10 take care OF thous-
and visitors on the 20th Of July.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
EX-GOVERNOR SEaY HERE
was on His Way Home to kinghsher From
Washington City

Ex-Governor A. J. Seay of Oklahoma
was IN the city for a few hours yester-
day On his way home . Kingfshe-
The governor came in on tba Frisco =,
J O'Clock and left last night on the Rock
Island az :. Governor Seay has been
away from home since The sixth If April
having been most Of the time in Wash.
ington city. He stopped one day a. the
Nashville exposition and one day in S.
Louis on his return. He was getting
the figures on a fine buggy from some
Of our local manufac.ur He said
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
MUST BE EQUINosIANIA
Another Horse and Buggy stolen at the
Christian Church.

A horse and buggy belonging 70 Il. c.
Cravens, Sy7 Cleveland avenue. was
stolen last night az the Central Christian
cnurch. Mr. craver has been attending
me revival meetings now being held az
me Christian church. and last night tied
his horse in the usual place. but ar 1920
the rig was gone and no clue as 10 the
direction taken.
The horse is q bright bay and has been
lame lately II one OF his front feet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
NEW TEAM IN TOWN
High School Nine Scoops the Champion
ship From Wichita Blues

Last Saturday showed that the High
school base ball team il the only .eam
in town. and also in Sedgwick county"
said the diamond sport yesterday. They
defeated the old-timers. or what used 10
be the Wichita Blues, and thus they set
tied the question OF who were c5ampi-
oaS. The game was anybody's from
start 70 finish. ard the score stood Il 70
in favor Of the High school. The Sat
ting work OF Dixon and Donovan was
very fine, but the II. SIS pounded Dix
on out OF the box IN no time after they
got on 10 his twiris.'' The High School
will play Bell PLANE at Bell PLANE next
Saturday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
HORSES WILL RACE MONDAY
Good Numbers on the Program Which
Will be 1t the Fair Grouuds

There will be some good racing at the
fair grounds Wednesday afternoon.
beginning at l o'clock sharp. Only nor
ses that are being worked at the
grounds will be eligible 10 enter. Al
races will be the best two in three. There
will be free-for-all pace. free-for-all
trot, named pace and trot and a run
ring race. There are some good horses
and fast goers thai are being trained at
the fair grounds, and most OF them will
be entered. There is a friendly rivalry
among the boys at the grounds as 10 who
has the fastest horse and they propose
TO settle the question.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
LEE STEEL LEAVES FOR MPHERsON
He Goes to Accept the Manag ement of the
Union Hotel

Mr.. Lee Steel. who has been the night
clerk az the Carey for the past three
years, has resigned his position 10 ac-
cept the management Of the Union no.
tel az Mcpherson, Kansas. Mr.. Steel has
made many friends during his stay here
by his suave manners and genial tenn
permanent. He has host OF friends
among the knights of the grip who viii
be glad TO learn Of his promotion. Mr.
Steel is thorough hotel man, under
starding the business from one end TO
the other. He will leave for his new home
today.
Mr.. Bert Marshall Of the Midland no
tel, at Hutchinson, will succeed Mr.
St=el
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
HIS SKULL BROKE
GUS JOHNSON FALLS FROM a DER
RICK TO DEATH.

Yesterday at : O'clock Gus johnson, While
Working to Remove a Derrick From
the New Building Being Erected by
Henry SChweiter, on East Douglas Ave-
nue., Is Crushed to Death-The Derrick
Falls Across His Breast and His Head
Hits the Asphalt Pavement, Cracking
His Skull
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
Sales
~; NJ: -: 49,: s: s::::::; ak
show that this medi- J - j -

cine has enjoyed public confidence and
patronage TO greater extentt han accord.
ed any other proprietary medicine This
is simply because 1t Possesses greater
merit and produces greater cures than
any other II is not what We say. but
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that tells
the story. All advertisements Of Hoods
Ssrsapariila, like Hoods sa-apArilla 81
self, are honest We have never deceived
the public, and this with its superlstive
medicinal merit, Is Why the people have
abiding confidence in #, and buy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
Repairing and Painting
a Specially Now.
FULLER BUGGY SHOP.
COR. MAIN AND THIRD.
Do You Run

4 GROCERY BILL? II so, We want
10 pursuade you TO stop It. We believe
we can show you that II is 20 your inter-
est 10 pay cash for your groceries. We
would ask you 20 consider why II IS tina;
we sell more groceries than any two
stores in the city. The answer is easy
and convincing.
THRIFTY houseksepers have discov-
cred thar they can SAVE part OF their
housekeeping money EVERY WEEK
by dealing with US. They realize that
while our competitors meet our prices
on a FEW STAPLE articles, they more
than make Il up when they sell the hun
dreds OF articles on which you ere not
so we'll posted. II you run bill with a
merchant. ne also trusts others. Some
os them do nor pay. SO you ana those
who do pay must pay him for those
VINO do not II you did not he would
break UP. II he sells you staple articles
as oheapiy as a cash sore he must and
does make Il up or other items. We
quite you:
20 lbs Granulated Sugar ..--..-..I %
Bes. Flour (any brsnD ........ Is
All Package Cofrees. pkse ...-..... IL
New Potatoes. peck ...-....--..... 20
3 dozen Lemons .-.......-.....-.... 25
3 dozen Oranges ..--.......--. -
Pure Pepper. whole or ground. d.. is
l box. cakes, Buttermilk Soap. 81
8 dozen boxes Parlor Matches. %
3 ros Best Stick Candy ........ IS
3 Ms II. III. Stick Candy .-.--- -
Everything else in proportion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
LITERARY AND MUSICAL PROGRAM
fraternal Aid Society Have an Enjoy bile
Time Last Night.
TIE Erat.

The Fraternal Aid society held q very
enloyaole socia. ana literary entertain
inent as, night il ;hei- hail. corner O:
Douglas a1d Topeka avenues. The Ia.
was crowded and al seemed % en-
joy themselves Ice cream aud cake
were served altar TIRE literary and must
cal program. The following program
was Well rendered ana ELECTED hearty ap-
plsuss;
T,,Se-F,r,a--1f St3a-