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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-10
CITY CHAT.

Eeerksrt tunes pianos
ssS Q home Of Rsidy Bros.
Hynes sells gymnasium shoes.
Hynes sells shot guns and rifles.
Lees Little Gem Is the best broom.
Choice eating spples at Beans
grocery.
Ladies' cspes from si.ss 10 $50 q,
rsurx q McCombs'.
Bssusifql assortment; Of chrysan.
themuns 81 Ecshsrt's.
Umbrellas recovered. 80 cents 10
~, 81 Stewards, the halter.
Stop q, Eskssrs's and soc his aae
displsy ot ehrysaathen1ms.
Shirts made 20 order and &c gssr-
an.eed 81 Ssewsrt's, the halter.
Tine 10 bay aos In dress goods
and elosks ~ Young q McConbs'.
President X. Il. Cable, Of the Rock
klsEd rOad, vss In town today.
Tod,y rousy q McCombs offer q
ehllds iscses, worth double, as
ei9s.
". A. Corcorsa is In Chicago pur-
chasing new iarriture for his barber
shop.
Ribbons. .omsn stripe, No. 80. 70.
dsy's price 10 cents ut Young q Mc-
Combs.
Arguments on the Coyne- berg
case were begun In he circuit court
soisy.
New line Of dress goods and silks
shown ior the Grss time NJ Young a
McCorbs'.
When you want nice. choice neck.
wear call 81 s,swart's. Now line
jus, received.
The most complete line o! dress
goods ard trimming can be seen al
Young q MeCombs'.
New up-so-ds,e trimming silks
just opened o, special Gu, prices .,
Young q McCombs'.
Mas Madge Adams. OF Lafayette.
III, is visiting her sister. Mrs.. 9. z
Msstison and friends in the country.
The womaa's auxiliary OF Trim.
10y church will hsld It's monthly
prayer at the rse,ory Thursday o,
o'closs.
The monthly meeting OF the bosrd
a education. 20 have been held las,
night, vas postponed until Friday
evening.
Carpets, carpets at the Fiemning
furaiture eomPsny's special sale
this week. Now IL the time 70 bay
ssrpsts.
Mrs. ID. Ls Franz has oil the vsry
latest styles in winter millinery .,
prices 10 suit the parse. Call and
see her stock.
rhonss Allen. % Port Byron. and
Mrs. Tracy simpson. Of Rock Island,
secured q license 10 wed 10 Davsn.
port yesterday.
Underwear as lowest psiees-shs
ehllirea's feeced-linei sells on Sigh,
81 Young q McCombs'.
Msasy 10 loan on real estate %.
ssrity, terms reasonable. and no de.
lsy. Apply 10 George y. Roth Of
Jssk,cn 3 hurs:'s on,cs.
Ladies' cape Boaclay Tibet
trimmed; the price slrsys hiss beer
$3.50. todsy's prise si.9s. a. Yosns
q McCombs'. Step quick.
A gcoi suit or overcast made q
measure, 60 guaranteed. fre m SIS "a
go, a. ssevsst's. the halter.
Mrs.. A. W. wsisvor,h ssd Ma
Gertrude Estss went 10 Cambridge
to-day TO relieve Court Reporter n
u. Blasemorr. who is indisPosed.
wtllism 81 Clair. % Moline. va
arrested las, right BY Oficer Hams
Tor b.irg drunk. Magis,rse Stat
ford haed him ~ and costs. II
psli.
The gressest sale Of the year Q,
Liepo.d'sia Davenport Bargains In
shoes. Fire shoes for ladies'. % Goats
~ ec,ts, si.io wersh your invest
gs'icr.
No, tAs cheapest. bot the sess 10
dsrwesr In the city csn be found .,
Ssewsrrs. the hs,,er. Oar trade II
underwear Is increasing dsIiy-qusl'
NY does 10.
TIE busy department q, Young
hecombs' todsy will be their dres'
goods depsr,nsut--s whole car ioss
~ less than market price.
The meeting for the organization
81 The associated charities TO hav,
Avarssd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-10
ssssss Zee sSio. Your vbss,

Be sure you shake into your shoes
Aliens Foot-Ease. . powder for the
feet. AZ keeps your feet cool and
comfortable, prevents sweating feet,
and makes your endurance ten-fo,d
greater. Over 100000 wheel PEG.
people are using Aliens Foot Ease.
They oil praise H. Ladies', insist on
having L. IL gives rest and comfor,
and prevents smsr'ing, hot. swollen.
sehing feet At all druggists and
shoe stores, Is cents Sample free
By mail. Address, Allen s. 0lmsted,
II Roy. N. 7.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-10
BUshlsa's ArnSea eolvs,

The best salvs In the world for
cats. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores. letter. chsppsd
hands, chilblsins, corns and oil skin
sruPtions, AID positively cures piles.
OF no psy required. Ii IL guaran-
tsed 10 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale BY Hsrtx q Uils-
meyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-10

Cassassss stimulate H,er, kidney,
and bowels Never sieksa. wsske,
% gzipsi 10 ssata
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
JOHNNY BURNS,
BOY BANDIT
He Will Probably Die
From an Attack of
Diphtheria.
How He Was Caught in the
Act of Robbing a Drunken
Man.
It Is Discovered That He Had Been
Daring Foo'pad Neary
Year.
Special Dispatch to THE CALI,

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 25.-Little John
Burns, a 12-year-old hlghwayman caught
by the police in the act OF rolling" a
drunken man, and who, it has since been
discovered, had been engaged in this ort
OF thieving for almost year, will prob
ably never 1--we to get q trial. The little
offender has been sick ever since he was
imprisoned, and to-day it was discovered
that he was suffering from diphther.a. AS
soon as the police surgeon learned of the
boys condition he caused his removal TO
the county hospital and the entire jail
was thoroughly fumigated.
Burns is an intelligent-looking little
fellow, but he is quite hardened. He was
arrested once before on a charge OF theft.
While he was at the city prison his
mother died, and he was released to at
tend the funeral upon his promise to re-
turn as soon as the services were over
but John failed to keep his promise, and
as he was so young the police concluded
not to look him up. Then in few weeks
he was brought back with three other
comrades about his own age. They had
been canght taxing money from the rock-
cts Of drunken man.
The three youthful partners of Burns
occupied the same cell with him at the
jail, and it is feared they, too, will have
an attack of diphtheria.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
OPPOSE
AUTONOMY
FOR CUBA
Premier Sagasta Asked
That the Scheme Be
Suspended.
LETTERS FROM THE
PROVINCES.
Spaniards Who Do Not We Mt
Reforms 10 Be Made on the
Island.
RICH MEN DESIRE NOT TO
LOSE PLUCKINCS
NJ MsanWhile Spain B. gins by In
creasing Ratlons TO the Starving
ReconCentrados
SpaniardS Who Do Not We Mt
Reforms 10 Be Made on the
Island.
RICH MEN DESIRE NOT TO
LOSE PLUCKINCS.
Meanwhile Spain B. gins by In
creasIng Rations TO the Starving
ReconCentrados.
special Dispatch to THE CALL.

MADRID, Nov. 25.-The clause in rela-
ton 10 the tariffs IN the Government 5
proposed scheme OF autonomy for Cuba
provides for the creation OF a mixed com
mission, 10 be composed of Cubans and
Spaniurds, which IS TO fix the tariffs. The
rates fixed by the commission are 10 be
adopted by the Cuban Cham ber OF Depu-
Ties and then approved by the Spanish
Cores before they become effective.
Should the mixed commission come to a
deadlock the Cortes is to be the arbIter OF
the questi on at Issue.
Prime Minister Sagasta has received
over lC0 dispatches from persons and or
ganizations in Catalonia, Blscay and other
provinces asking that the autonomy
scheme be suspended.
Naturally" he added. 1.-The proposed
reforms were opposed by number OF
persons who by the past Svstem had
amassed great riches bur the Cove nnen
was determined to carry what II con-
sidered patriotic work, and its decisions
must be respected. .
II is expected that the Ministry of the
Colonies viii be abolished after the ap-
pIication OF the reforms. and that colonial
affairs will be conducted by the Prime
Minister
HAVANA, Nov. p. - Rear Admiral
Vicente Man.erola arrived to-day from
Spain and took charge of the Admiralty
Office. With him came also 500 soldiers
and 275 seamen.
Ii Diario de la Marina says that there is
70 ground for the rumor that Senior
GUzman and Senior Jose Congosto, the
secrelary-genera OF Cuta, have had a
ser Gus quarrel as to policy. The Union
Constitution, on the other hand, declares
that they have had a serious difference OF
opinion.
From to-dav there will be q daily dis.
tri button OF 2000 rauons, instead of 1000
among the recOncentradOs at Matanzas.
Several sugar estates near San Fernando
and in the NativIdad district of Sancti
Spiritus have been recovered by the
Spanish from the insurgents. The latter
lo~t several men and had several taken
~ luers-
PaIdors have been extended to 50 per
sons, guilty OF fore bic resistance" in
various localities of the island. Among
these are ten women and about twenty
three subjects OF foreign Governments.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
new MANAGERS FOR
THE SOLDIERS HOMES
That Is What Sena OrS Chand-
Ter and Fairbanks Think Is
Necessary.
sSentially Military In Institutions
Which the War Departm
Should Control.
special Dispatch to THE CALL


NEW YORK, Nov. % "A Herald special
from Washington says: Senator Chan
dler Of New Hampshire will support legi.
latiOn to tran fer the management of tha
volunteer soldiers homes TO the i.risdic-
ton of the War Department.
81 have nothing 10 saw in the way OF
personal criticism of the Board OF Mana
gers, which, | believe, cond ucts the affairs
OF these institutions with perfect honesty
and according 10 methods which appear
TO them most economical and efficient, -
he told me to-day. The system, how
ever, has fof goou while been the subject
of criticism, and much has been written
and said concerning the responsibility of
a civilian board and abuses OF various
| kinds that exist under its management.
Much OF this criticism, very possibly, Is
undeserved. but grave doubts exist in the
minds of many as 10 whether the present
system is the best that can be provided.
| Volunteer homes are essentially military
institutions and their direction naturally
resides in the War Department"
! Senator Fairb nks of Indiana favors the
transfer of the administration to the War
Department as a general principle.
II am not familiar" he said, with any
homes except that at Marion. Ind, and
my acquaintance with. that institution is
only superficial. When visited the home
| have been favorably i'm pressed with the
general appearance of things. OF the de-
tails Of the management which are the
occasion OF criticism | know little or
noth hing but 1t would seem that the con-
dilion OF disa bled soldiers would not suf.
fer, but rather be improved if the homes
were managed by The War Department.
| am in favor of the direct supervision of
the disbursement Of public money"
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
CALIFORNIA
LIMIT Ed.
SAN FRANCISCO
TO
CHICAGO.

Trains leave from and arrive at Market ST. Ferry
San Francisco Ticket Ofice-6t4 Market street
Chronicle Building. Telephone Main 1870, Oak-
land Ofice-1llS Broadway. Sac ramento Office
POI J street.
The Best Ralway-San Fran cisco to Chi~ago
Look at the Time the California
Limited.
Leave San FraEcsoo 1 80 P M, Mondays and
Thur. days; arriv~ Kansas City p NJ, THURSDAYS
and sundays: arrive It Lo lis A. NJ Fr,davs and
Mondays; arrive Chicago :43 A M + ridays and
Mondays.
DINING AIRS uader Harvey management
Buffet smoking Cars and Pullman Palace Slerp.
Ing Cars
bu' no e. char e is ma lie.
The ATLANTIC EXPRESS. leaving daily ar
80 r NJ. carries Pullman Pa ace and PulINan
Tourist sleeping Cars on last time. Direct 2 D.,
nectfon in Chicago and Kansas City sor | poin,T
East.
New rails new ties, new ballast, new br Il - -
The shortest crossing OF the desert anI a onr,Z-
that iute by va led and beautifuI sc.,tsy
The highest grade of passenger eouipnosnt I'd ~
meals at Harvey'S famous dinllg-rcoms
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
islation to annex the republic was easily

lSlation to annex the republic was easily
passed.
The conditions appear to me to De SINH
lar to the case OF Hawaii. DO not know
In Just what political status Hawaii may
become part of the Union, but she will
probably not be endowed with statehood
Immediately. A provisional government
OF some kind will probably be esta blished
at first"
In an interview with a Herald CORE
spondent to-day Stephen NJ. White, Sena-
tor from California, said: II am conn
cent that less ihan two-thirds of the Sen
ators really favor the Hawaiian treaty.
Inls does nOt mean that it may not be
raIlhed. There ought to be no politics In
volved, but che indications are that Re-
puoilcans will be coerced to support 1t.
votes favoring ratification Will be given
by some who do not believe in the pro-
jec'.
personally l antagonize the pro-
gramme. The islands are useless for de-
IenslYe purposes, valualess from an econo-
mic view, will contribute nothing to ma
tIonal morals or wealth and will add an
undesirable element to the already sutfi-
cleatly burdeDed population. The island
ers are hostile to the treaty and an nnexa-
'lon involves disregard of their rights.
we are offered buccaneer title only.
Inc cry that the sugar trusts oppose
annexation is answered by the fact that
about every sugar and other trust sup
porter who has vote on the subject adj
vocates annexation. The scheme is con-
trary to the wisely established Ir cedenss
and teachings of the fathers, who owned
no Hawaiian plantations, and who are OPP
posed 10 policy that must eventuate in
immense naval and army expenditures
and consequent onerous taxation"
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
SHALL THE ENGLISH
CABLE TAP HAWAII
France Pleads Earnestly With
the United States to
Say Nay.
This Link Would Give Great Britain
Gable Around the
World.
.pectal Dispatch to TIE cALL.

-peCsl Dispatch to The CALL
NEW YORK, Nov. pa Washingto ton
special 10 he Herald says it is the desire
OF the British Coy rnment ;hat the
United States shall authorize the Britis h
company to land a cable on one of ne Ha-
waiian Islands, this cable to connect
Canada and Australia. Such authorize
tion is opposed by the French Govern
ment, on the ground that the laying OF
the cable with British capital would place
Great Britain in control OF telegraphic
system reaching around the entire world
and that in the event of war before a mes
sage could be transmitted the British
Governments consent would have to be
obtained.
In case Great Britain were engaged in
hostilities, diplomat pointed out to me
;O-day that it would be practically i'm pos
sible for her enemy to send message over
any cable which did not pass through
British territory, except that which con-
meets France and Cape Cod, Mass
Nj. Patenotre has made representation
Oh the subj ct to Secretary Sherman, who,
| am informed, said he did not think it
would make much difference II this Gov
eminent could use the cable should it 50
desire, and in case of necessity an opDosi-
ZION line could te established.
French officials, however, point out that
N case of war between the UnIed States
and Great Britain the Government would
fad itself seriously handicap ed if a ca BILE
were un ier British control. Information
has reached here that the a ents of the
British cOmpany interested in the cable
enterprise and the Consul-General OF
Great Britain in Honolulu are making a
determined effort 10 secure q recomm ell
dation from the Dole authorities to the
United States that the British company
De allowed to land It's c. BILE.
Mr.. Sewail, diplomatic re preventative OF
this Government 10 HAWAII, is wholly
opposed 10 the granting OF such permis-
sion, | under stand on the ground that
such action would be prejuuIcial to the
interests of his Government. 1t is inn
pos ib:e for the Dole authorities to give
permission 10 lay a able on account OF
The reciprocity treaty between Hawaii
and the United States.
This treaty provides, cit is agreed on
the part OF his Hawaiian Majesty that
so long as this treaty shall remain in
IOrce he will rot lease or otherwise disp ,se
OF or crea lien upon any port, heroor
or other terrilo ory in his dominions, or
grant any special privileges or rights of
use therein to any other power, state or
Government"
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
To Remove From. Hnco.

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 25-The official
announ cement was made here TO- day tha-
the managers of the State headquarters oil
the Bapust church for Texas have ordered
the headquarters removed from Waco &c
Dallas, and that the business OF the church
will e conducted from this city, dating
from De, EN- Der |.
A rumor i IN persistent circulation tn a
the Baylor University. probably the most
im portanI Pl Plotestant institution of edu-
ca1on III Texas, Is to be removed from
Waco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
SWEPT BY A 6LiZZARD.
Severe Snow and Wind Storms Pre-
vailing Throughout the horth-
er1 States.

OMAHA, Nov. 25.-A snowstorm of
great severity swept over Nebrss ka to-
night. In the extreme western part of the
State regular blizzard exists. Railroad
traffic is being in ter cred with.
ST. PAUL, Nov 25.-A blizzard of no
mean proportions is now raging in the
Northwest. Dispatches from points in
Minnesota, Iowa, Montana and the two
DaKotas state that a heavy snowstorm,
accompanied by much temperature has
prevailed most of the dav. The Lowest
temperature was at BattIeford, where at s
o'clock tonight the tbei mometer regis
tered 10 degrees below zero.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
OCEAN TRAVEL
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

CLEANERS LEAVE BROADWAY A-a
~ wharf, San Francisco. as follows: 3Ef
90. tor or por;s IN @laska A. M, ov. 2. T. l., II
% p, and every fifth day thereafter
For Victoria Vancouver (B C.), Port Town
send. Semitic, Tacoma, Everett Anacortes aad
New w latcom iBellingham Bay, Wash.l 8 A. NJ
Nov :. :, L. l.. -, ~. and every fifth day thers
after, connecting at Vancouver with he q. F. Rv
at Tacoma with n. z. Ry. at Seattle with Grea
Nor hern iiy aud Alaska steamers
For Eureka Hum boldt Bay) Str. Pomona :!
p NJ. N"v. z, y, ~, l6, 20 "a 2S Dec. 8 Z IL
10. ~, "a % Jnn l. o, 10, IA. lS. %, IS. 81
For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon Cayuco,
Port Hartford (san Luis Obspo), Gaviota SAINT,
Barbara. Ventura. Hueneme, san Pedro. East san
Pedro CLos Angeles) and Newport. 8 A. NJ Nov
2, d, 10, ls, -, 26 81, ana every foursh day
thereafter
For San Diego. stopping only a. Por. Har for,
(San Luis Obispo). santa Barbara, Port Los An
geles anl Redondo (Los Angeles). IL A. NJ. Nov,
.. 3. l. 10 ~, "a, %, ami every four dar
thereafter.
For Ensenada, Maedaena Bay. San Jose de
Cabo. Mazatian. Altata, La Paz, santa tosalis
and Guaymas (Mex) 10 A.. NJ. I'd of each month
he Company reserves the right TO cnange with
out previous notice steamers, sailing dates ami
hours of sailing
Tick ct Office-PALACE HOTEL. NEW MONT.
GOMERY ST.
GOODALL- PERKINS & CO. Genr Agents.
10 MarEo' Sar G-anrtscn
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
China Preparing Def.nses

LONDON, Nov. PA dispatch to the
Times from Hongkong says: 1t is re.
ported from c nton that the ceroy of
the province of Quang Tong, with the
Chinese admiral and general, is pre- pairing
defenses and river forts on the Canton
River as IN" result of kilograms received
fr I'M the north"
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
Dedfh cf John Hnrd.

SAN JOSE, CAL. Nov. 25-John Ward
an ola resident OF this city. died at his
home at 231 Park avenue last evening. He
was a native of Ireland, aged 63 years. He
came to America in 1851. He served with
a Vermont regiment during the re bellion.
The deceased removed 10 California in
1865. For the past twenty-five years Ward
Company. A widow and daughter sur
We him,
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
MOUNT TAMALP ais SCENIC RAILWAY

tVia sauaa!ito Ferry
Leave San Fran cisco Commepcino Nov
13, 1897:
WEEK DAYS-9 80 A. NJ .45pu
sUNDAYS-S;0o, 10 00 IL 80 A. M:1:l5
Speciai dn Irps an oe arranged for ny applying 70
cisco, Or telephoning Tavern OF IamApa.a
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
ONLY Il Er pkIM AND.
Captain Louering Map Escape Punfsh-
tncmt for His BrmtnLifu

Wfft 5Or HIS BrMfdlIty.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-The verdict in the
Lowering court-martial has been for
warded to the Secretary of War. The
court held a short secret session to-day,
at which the verdict was made and dis
patched to Washington.
1t is the general opinion that Captain
Lowering will meet nothing worse than a
reprimand. The finding is always a secret
one being forwarded to a commanding
officer OF the department. From General
Brooke i. will be sent to Washing on.
where it is discretionary with the m ilitary
authorities to give il out for publication.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
(Via SausaIito Ferrv).

VIA SausuIitO Ferry.
From San francisco, Commencing Sept. l9, 1891.
WEEKDAYS
For Mil Valley and san Rafael-~7 :25, $3.50
IL 80 A. NJ; *1:45. 3:45, *5l5. 500, $50 n
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays Wed2e$
days and Saturdays a. IL 80 2. n
SUNDAYS.
For Mill Valley and San Rafael-~S 90 sl0:0O,
Gil 80 A. NJ; 81 is, 100, *4:30, 6:I5 p. n.
Trains marked run TO San Quentin
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:25 A. n. weekdays for CaZadero and way sta
tions: AS p. Saturdays (mixed train) fof
Duncan N ills and way stations: 500 A. = sun
Gays for Point Reyes and way stationA
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
FOR San JOSE. LOS GATOy L. SANTA CRUZ

STEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PIER / DAILY
~ Sundays eAcepted) al 10 A. NJ AlvIso daily
lSaturday excepued) at p. NJ. Freight and
Passenger Faro between san Francisco and
Aiviso, o0c 10 San Jose 75G Clay ~ Iisx
~ y, First sts San Josa
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
k1lOfr nt R.rIin

BERLIN, Nov 25-The first snow of
the season fell last evening.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
Bors.s R,.,ed In D..,1

Horses Burned to Death.
CALDWELL, KANs., Nov 25.-The Two
Orphans livery stable caught fire last nlg h t
and burned down. Twenty-eight horses
were burned to DEATH
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-12-24
Christmas Trees.

the pleasure of a Christmas tree,
to encourage them:in the discharge
of sacred duty, in Honor of our
whose natal day we cele-
brate as the 25th day of December
and call it Christmas, and to show
that the following Of the Messiath,
the disciples of Jesus Christ should
not be enshrouded with dull cares
of life, but the heart should ever
be full of light and love for the
beautiful and sublime.
Thus far four Sabbath schools
have presented and will present
such events, viz, the Dunlap Mis-
sion, Presby terrain in the;Thatcher
Armory, the First Presbyterian,
the First Baptist and Jordan street
Methodist.
If there were or will be others,
THE PROGRESS has not heard Of
them.
The Dunlap Mission held it's ex-
ercises on Thursday might. We
regret our going to press before
the hour, presented write-up OF
what they consisted. We will say
however, that everything was in
excellent taste and was success
to an eminent eminent degree
Mr.. Robert L. Emery, quite
young man, not a voter yet, W.
believe, is superi atendent. He Il
a bright Christian and we hear
good report from him and his wor
in this school. This is "Wednesday
and the writer expects to be pres
ent tomorrow night.
How did he get in it?
Well it happened this way. d
Is supertendent of the Jordan sire
Sunday School. The librarian
that Sabbath School is Mast
William Dunn, who likewise a
tends the Dunlap Mission IN
afternoon. Permission was CIV
each scholar of the latter to inv:
one friend, and Master Willie o
slowed that favor on his super
tendent. See?
Tonight the school OF the Fl
Baptist church will give their
tertainment. This school Is 81
erintended by Hon. L. E. Ihom
who is one of the most taieh
gentlemen and lawyers IN
State. He is a most efficient .
bath school worker and mas
large charge.
The Christmas exercises I
will be quite elaborate and WILL
we'll worth attendance.
Following is the government
this school with the program WI
will be presented to-nlght. Ii
furnished by the afable supe
Alapf op6 THE PROGRESS