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4ax smUGGLER FIRE OBSTINATE.


Almost Stfdes Inspectors.
DENVER, Nov IA special To the
Republican from Aspen, Colo. says:
3 WhtI< II Ii generally conceded tonight
hat there Is but little danger Of the
onus1ier IRE spreading beyond the large
2ope where Il Ii now burning. the indica-
uous for lingering fire that may extend
INTO months Is greater than since the fire
started Sunday morning. The management
an nov confident that the seat of the
trouble h somewhere between the seventh
IA aEhfh levels. but Just where. they
!. ~ unabie 10 say. The cfibhing In the
aSpe between those two levels is saxis4
sssse
All efforts to locate the fire have now
been abandoned and the fight against IL
+ carried on In a general way between
he seventh and eighth level with wafer
hcm above and steam from below AT
IN both the steam and water were turn
q on for an examination. To all appear
inces. no progress had been made. There
an Increase Of smoke In the vapor. which
hoked upon as an indication that the
IRE has reached some OF the water soaked
hmheFs ard Is about dying rather than
] burning. Tha gas issuing from the shaft
i not 10 dense.
This afternoon Manager Haliett. Mine
Inspector Nye, Master Mechanic Castens.
FOREMAN Carney and two miners had
MIRACULOUS escape from death while cx-
mining the mine. All but two were over
ume py gas. while on the eighth level.
ana were with great difficulty saved from
death BY suffocation
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CLAYTON MURDER RECALLED.
- Oaer IN Find the Murderer ans
Prove His (.Oilf

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Nov H-The
hsniory Of the most famous crime ever
nmmi,ted In Arkansas--the assassina-
Noh OF Hon John NJ. Clayton has been
.ssived by the receipt Of letter by Gov.
soass, written from Pitts. Ga, by n per-
g signing the name Luther Atkins. The
Fnser OF the letter recalls the crime, In
saafes about the rewards and states tina.
tan locate the murderer and produce
noof OF guilt
me murder Of John NJ. CLAYTON will he
ashemhered by politicians and puhiic men
q over the United States. CLAYTON was
urother OF Hon. Powell Clayton. the
se1ens United States minister 70 Mexico.
- legislature once offered a reward OF
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4 PInee Made for NopdeIl,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.--Judge Emory
r. Best of Georgia, assistant commits
slOner of the general land office. has re-
signed and today was appointed assistant
attorney IN the interior department. He
makes way for ex-Congressman Frank
" Mondell of Wyoming who had been
picked out for assistant commissioner long
ago hut whose appointment has been de
ferred until now. Judge Best formerly
occupied the place TO which he has jus,
been transferred, and VAS chief clerk OF
the Office OF the assistant attorney general
for the interior department before his ap-
posntment as assistant land commissioner
under the last administration
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1[DI 1 MILLION DOLLARS.
||srv SHERRY, THE ZIMMERMAN,
FORCED TO ASSIGN.
Dosen Bix Wisconsin, Come
-A~~ Involved in the Financial
~..~ie-Business Depression, Aaes-
- Failure and Fire the Csuse.

8 .-urnSH. Wis, Nov. i7.-Henry Sn4r-
II Z. mitIianalre iumberman and paper
vy g. -. ~~neY Of Seenah. has concluded that
Is ..svnment Is necessary. Dir. Saerry1e
1870 assignment will necessstate the
ysl~-m~nt OF several large companies in
Nl..sss - has controlling interest. The
|'vsa -, are the following:
4 q s-s.r-n,l Land an. Lumber Company. Of
80. ffe Mineral Lake Land Company.
- sstreraf Lake. the Sherry Lumber Com
- q Aniwa; Sutton Manufacturing
c.-r.nv. Park Falls Paper and Pulp
Ts-snany. and the Park Fails Company. all
sise1fed 1T Park FAIL.
- Sherry Lumber Company. located 1T
sseleton, OF which Mr.. Sherry owns
~. .nnouut of stock, viii not he affected.
r. sherry estimates his dehts and those
s "a .~-ae;zfe companies at something close
= q -, ue. and hopes that his assets. IL
z s.s,.sas,xly handled, will be enough 10 pay
es,.~, Tar dollar. Some Of the heaviest
\ .-.altnes are the First National hank OF
ssss~.ukee: w Frees bank. Of Neenah.
&c ID Ostrand. OF Neenah. 8. VI. Ray,
3 u f1htoxh. az trustee for himself and
rksre Including ex-senator Pniletus
x-~ver. holds a s709,ee0 mortgage o.. the
80 Falls Paper and Pulp company's
q n, aavver gives the cause az the general
.x~ressson In business during the past few
80 the loss Of over $4,000 by the G. J.
s4.,eers Hardwood Lumber Company fall
- few days ago, and large losses later
IS tbe burning OF timber and mills.
{ -. uapers will be filed tomorrow in the
.,rrN court for Winnebago county. The
1920 Il James w. Cameron. OF Miiwau-
formerly associated with MIR. Sherry
- Y6sper. Wis. The only possible hitch
p u proceedings Is the failure of Mr..
s s6e4br TO secure bonds. but this Ia not
Len1d probable. For three or four years
~ 1herry has been sailing close to
~ iee shore of bankruptcy, and several
49, elawed OF only by extraordinary ef-
tarfs az himself and friends. What kept
tIuu aboye water and maintained bis credit
- his verified assertion that there was
II ! sscrstch OF pen against his prop
NJ. couple OF days ago. however. deeds
rhsf Aad been held back were filed against
~ Postofice block In Neenah. owned BY
asm and the storm descended. Some OF
IN hanks OF this city demanded security.
N. ID save his estate being wasted by at
isrAments. Sherry took the step indicated
itcye.
Appleton Not Affected.
APPLETON. Wis, Nov. 17.---Today's fall
~ u Henry Sherry. of Neenah. caused
furry among local business men, but In
stsfiration shows that no Appleton firm
uii be affected. The Sherry Lumber Com
psny, In which he had large holdings, is
rot Involved.
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FINAL TRIAL TRIP OF THE IOWA.
Big BattIeship Found to Re Salts
factory in Every Way

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE United States
hattleship Iowa arrived at the Brooklyn
navy yard this afternoon. after concluding
her final trial trip. Capt. Simpson states
that the vessel was under natural draught
during the thirty hours of her trial. Dur
ing a two hours run at her maximum
speed she attained thirteen and a half
knots. or about 81 per cent. of the maxi
mum attained under natural draught on
her former trial. On the former trial the
engines registered IS revolutions per min
ute under forced draught. and on this trip
the maximum attained under forced
draught was ninetyfour revolutions.
These results are considered as satisfac-
tory, as the vessel has not been in deck for
over seven months. On the return trip all
ne guns on board were fired.
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Presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE president
today made the following appointments:
Joseph A. Clifford. agen, for Indians at
Tongue river agency. Montana
Jonathan w Crupmaccr. Of Indiana
associate justice OF the supreme court OF
New Mexico.
George Brown, jr.. of Indiana 10 be as
sIEiant paymasler in the navy.
r. u. Moudell of Wyoming, assistant
commissioner of the land office.
George W. LOWE. postmaster al Red
uooi Cal
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ADyIe--s FROM THE ORIENT.
Mrs. Garew Sent ia EngInnd-Japau
to- Oprn New Forts

sANNoUNER, b. G.. Nov. 17-Steamer
uprsss OF china, which arrived today
from the Orient, brings The following al
vices:
Mrs. Carew has been sent 10 England on
the steamer Sumatra. She Will be con-
fined In Working prison
The progressionIsts in Japan are waglng
an active campaign against the present
government They oppose any increase In
the iand tax. want administrative expendi-
lures reduced and the policy regarding
Formosa changed.
Up to the end of September China had
paid S1o.S $3.50 of the war indemnity 10
Japan.
II is stated that the japanese govern
ment VIII next year open three new ports
to foreign trade
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.ae Monetary missions Work.

WASHINGTON, Nov I.-After a recess
of several days the monetary commission
resumed It's sessions here tonight with all
the members present except two. 1t is
not probable that the commission will bs
ready 10 report when congress convenes,
early i'm December bur ii Is hoped that be-
fore the end of the month some prelimi-
nary suggestions at least will be ready
for submission. TO be followed later by
more general and elaborate reports.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. i7.-Results at
oakland
Mile and a sixteenth Emma d won,
i.oie second Monitor third. Time |. i,St.
Three~quarters mile Count OF Flanders
won. Marpiot second. Morinel third Time.
LIS
Seven furiongs-Sly won, Elsie Smith
second Dolore third Time. l.2s
E.leven-sixteenths miie--Tea Rose III.
won Mainstay second. Sport McAnster
third Time %.
,Seyen-eIghths mils-McIsigh won Mont
geometry second Summertime third Time,
LEI
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PRINCETON. Nov. FIX Preside n.
.asvsfahd said today 10 representative
W the Associated Press: The nurnoer
ana heartiness Of the congratulations we
Isse received On the birth Of oar son are
~ sIatefoity receiyed tina, I wish you
..is sapIess our thanks to all the kind
fiienGitneas" $3.50
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.gnnow.ki Wins the First Game.

BERLIN, Nov. 13.-In pursuance ~ me
agreement between Jannwski. the Partisan
expert. and waldrodt. the German expert
that III the sIx-game chess match recently
PLAYED by them shoald result in a tie they
would play three additional games. the first
of these vas played today and resulted IN
a victory for Ianowskl.
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chase Accepts NichReFs Challenge,

NEW YORK. Nov. ia 4, Chase. The
English professional bicycle rider. today
cahled 10 this city his acceptance OF ;hs
challenge of Jimmy Michael. who recently
issued a challenge to ride any man for any
distance and any amount that would suit
The rhaliers nn marty.
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Durrnut Remistitur Mailed.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE mandate
from The United States supreme court Of
fi~laliy apprising the California courts OF
the action If this court IN the appeai OF
". II. r. Durrant was mailed last night
by tbs. clerk Of the supreme court
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IT.-Tom Jenkins
Of Cleveland won tcniSht's wrestling
match with Farmer" Burns IN straight
falls The first was taken in - minutes
and the second I'm "a minutes.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE las, q, ~.
.enth series Of strikes ordered within me
last Tour months by the cioakmak4rs here
WIS called off tonight The strikers viii
resume work tomorrow morning. haying
secured the desired concessions.
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CHICAGO. Nov. H.-Coal ouera,or. -,
northern Illinois have refused ts ar.,styata
. srs differences with the striking miners.
ne miners will hold convention Friday
AZ s etseator to consider what action will
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whitney Says II win Not rt~-
IRE IN the Next Camus5w~.

NE" foRk, Nov. Ig.-wfIllan1 G. whit
ney. 70 an interview In the Journal ssxx
anst II the Democracy be true 10 its@n
:. wa resume control OK the nation in 1919,
re Dfiaefes that the silver question viii
~ " aonlsnanf issue In Isu. ard that
the party division resuyssnx franr !, 80
isS will not exist In the nex, natlonaI
Campaign.
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HARRISBURG. Pa. Nov. f7.-A4 tbs -
s'on OF the National Grange today II was
aeeifed to adjourn finally tomorrow Re-
POTS from the state masters of Texas and
SoEta carolina were encouraging. The
'i1afaguan canal project was Endorsed.
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SIS. ~ Fer the first four months Of the
present fiscal year the total receipts sx-
ceea those Of The corresponding period IN
1855 by ss.sss.os.
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informal Rcxruu. Rereipts

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE monthly
statement % the collection of internal
revenue shows that the total receipts from
ali sources for October aggregated sli
osg hZr an increase over October. Ike. -
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NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE Leather gelt
manufacturers Association meeting al
tna Astor house today ordered an advance
" - Per cent In the price of betting.
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ihereH De hot time for those nine
lishsts 70 the gold fields. now being given
out by the Observation-Disclosures
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Ten Per Cent. Incr.a..

FALL. RIVER. Mass. Nov I7.-An In
cease OF 10 per cent in wages has been
ahsiouhced IN the Jesse Eddy wooden mills
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DEATHS.
Gen. Charlie. Il. Hov@y

WASHINGTON. Nov sls-Gen. Charles
+. foyey prominent Washington law
yer. died here today. aged 20 When the
war broke out. under President Lineoln's
commission he raised the Thirty-third MI
nosa volunteers composed principally of
former students of the Illinois state nor
mai university of which he was the
founder and of which he had been prin-
cipai up Ia that time. Gailantry at the
battle OF Cache River earned for him the
rank Of brigadier general and an assign
ment TO Gen. Sheridans command.
Hob isOn,, the Jockey.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 17-Roh Tsom,
the lightweight colored jockey. is dead in
this city. The best horse Isom rode WAS
Lissak. the crack Kentucky black colt
with which Col. Chinn swept the board a
few years ago.
Mrs. Charles L.. Tiffany.
NEW YORK. Nov. i7.-Mrs. Charles l..
Tiffany. wife OF the head OF the great jew
elry firm. Is dead a. her home in this city.
aged 81 years. Mr. and Mrs Tiffany cele-
hrated their golden wedding on November
60 1891.
Rev. George IL. HSughton.
NEW YORK, Nov. f1.--Rev. George Fl.
Houehton. pastor of the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION. better known as the Lit
tie church around the corner" died to-
night.
Go to the Elondfke with tn. campii~
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Oakland Ruee..

Go to the klondike with the compil-
ments OF the Pos.-Inteliigencer.
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SILVER NO LONGER Az rsxuE

49, Tor the conviction of the murderer
ia the reward is probably We. In force
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oNNEY a STEWART, Ussesssksss.
II Parisrs corner Of Thtsa 80
Columbfs streets. Seattle, Wesasss
ten. Telephone No. n.
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THE NEW YORK STORE.
SOUR STOMACH

Ana every form OF Stomach weakEess
cured % ne Eew dss55yeFy. 81 All
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS PlsaSAn. -
take. fun s4z4 pkgs 80 cents 81 Druggists
Eros cn ssouscn troubles ard Thousands
~ testimonials sert free By addressing
STUART CO., Marshall. Mich.
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16

The sugar beet will RECEIVE
test this summer and fall in this
valley, and if the beets sho y up
sufficiently large percentages Of
sugar steps will be- taken toward
establishing factory in time to
work up next seasons crops.
Whether the beets will show suf-
icisntly high percentage will de-
pend altogether ON whether they
have receivel proper care. A
sugar beet, of course, but it's value
depends upon how much sugar it
contains and that depends on
whether it has been properly cared
for.
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16

commended fer the herculanes b
efforts they have made for the
rescue Of their camrade Miners
are proyerbial fer the abundance
OF humanity that fills their hearts
and leads then to risk their own
lives for their fellow man in dis
tress. No men ever worked more
steadily than have the miners of
Gola6eld in this case, and it is yet
hoped that their efforts will he
crowned with success.
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16
SANTA FE, PRESCOTT L. PHoFNIx R.k
TINE TABLE

1kAA XADLA
Leave Phoouix, north hound. at Z so Pa
Arrive at Prescott, north bound, At 9 20 q H
Arrive at Ash Fork, north bound. A. & 80 I NJ
and 8 50 n
Leave Ash Fork. southbouad. Z AS q M AID
1 Is M
Leave Prescott. south bound, 4 SO p m
Leave Prescott. north bound. 8 IS N
Arrive at Phoenix, south bound, at Ii 46 p m
Tho scenic line Of Arizona. The best rout
70 California. The only North and Sou. h
Lina In Arizona to the OEsnd Cancu Of the
Colorado, PetriHed Forest, Great Pine Forest,
Cliff Dwellings, Great Salt River Valley a,,d
other points Of interest
Through TICKETS to all points la the United
States, Canada and Mexlco,
Nos. And connect Of jaYoIns Junction
with trains Of u y y P G'y tor jerome.
Dining station as Skull Valley. Gonnest ous
made at Jerome Junction,
Connecting at Prescott with stage lines for
all principal mining camps, at Congress Junc-
tioa with Congress Gold Co R for Con gress
and stage lines for Hsrqua Hala Station and
YarHsil. 4 Phoenix with NJ PR for all
points On the 4 P System. also with sRvRR
GEO. M.sARGENT. G.PA,
FAAURPHY, P,escott, 4 L
Pres. b Geul Mgr, FsescSt!. REWELL,.
tAsst Gem Mgr: Frescn
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16

A GOOD many people hereabouts
are naturally inquiring as to what
has become Of the reservoir schemes
that were on foot a year or more
ago. One thing is certain and
chat is that the necessity for these
reservoirs is just as great now as
it has ever been.
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16
Il p.
MESA, FLORENCE h GLOBE
=. HTAGE LINE.

Three trips week. No night
travel. Stages stop over night a,
Riverside Stages leave Mesa
Tuesdays. Thursdays and gatur-
days at S a ,n, and arrives at Globs
q 6 the following day. Returning
>lhaves Globe at III ON Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and
.arrives in Mesa the following day
at 6 pm. G O Hocket; Pror'r.
johnson Bros, agents at Mesa.
Eouis Sultan, agent at Globs; D {
Stevens, agent at Florence. L w
Collins. agent at Phoenix
-
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.
FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land OAiee, Tucson.
sa Z Arizona, April %, 1881. |
j, notice is hereby given that Vie F. Harmon,
Of Tempe, Naricops County. Arizona. has 6ied
poticesof Intention to make proof on her desei
land claim No 7o45. for-th 81 Sec 10. Up 6
Z, g 3 II. before the Clerk OF the
District Court, at Phoenix, Arizons, on Tue.
day. the Goth day Of JIly, 1887:
She names the following witnesses to prove
he complete irrigation and reclanation of said
and George Drew. Of Mesa, Arizona. Fred
wicks. Of Mesa, Arizona. Thomas Anderson. Of
Mesa. ArisoBa, and Filing Olsen, Of Tempe,
Arizona.
EpeBSKJ rRIrPKL,
FiSst pub ApE 80 Registe'
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16

THR GRECO Turkish troubles are
not yet ended. Turkey seems de-
termined to push the war until she
establishes her boundary lines to
suit herself, despite the dictum of
the powers. The present condition
of Europe gives promise of some
grave complications.
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16
FkIDAY, July l6. 1897.

TIE Globe railroad matter seems
10 be taking rest. phasrix and
The entire Salt River valley is
deeply interested in the early con-
strnctioh ct this road and every
effort shoild be made toward the
beginning Of the work.
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16

REPORTS come to Mesa this week
that q corps of engineers were at
Florence for the purpose of in
Augurating work on the construc-
tion of the Buttes Reservoir. A
railroad will first be built from
Casa Grande to Florence to facili-
tate the transportation of material
and machinery. We hope the re-
port will be verified.
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16

WHAT a lesson on temperature
we may draw from the effects of
the late hot wave in the east {!
Although hundreds of prost1ations
and scores of deaths from, heat. oc-
CURED, in no place did the mercury
record 100 degrees. Here ip
Arizona with the mercury as high
As 100 to ITO. no deaths or pros
tratlons are heard of and farmers
continue their harvest work from
early till late without interruption.
Surely Arizonians should have lit
tie cause to complain Of heat.
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16

JAPAN is still sulking over that
proposed annexation to the United
States of the Hawaiian Islands. 1t
looks a little as though Japan had
made up scheme to capture the
Islands herself and her dissatisfac-
tion now comes from being check
mated in the enterprise. + 1t is init.
mated that Spain is backing up the
little island kingdom in the matter.
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16

W. RUSSELL WARD, who eloped
from Los Angeles with the pretty
young wife Of Millionaire Brad
bury, has been held to answer for
trial in the Superior Court by the
San Francisco magistrate. His
escapade with the charming little
blonde was short lived, and the
romance be. enjoyed will hardly
repay him for term in the bastile
across the bay.
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16

II Arizona has q hard name
abroad it is her politicians more
than her Apsches and cowboys that
are responsible therefor. There
isn't place under the sun where
were the doors Of the bones left
open as they are IN Arizona, the
houses would be denuded Of every
thing that could be carried away.
The lock and key are almost use
less appurtenances to the home in
Arizona, and were it not for the
loud char acter Of tho politicians
Arizona would be one of the most
decent places under the sun.
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16
Santa Pe, Prescott Phoenix
RAILWAY CO.
WITH The ~y
: A.'y:>
SANTA FE SYSTEM
shortest sad i&aS,.: - ii j..
Kausas City, Chicako and St. Louis
SANTA Pc TINE CARD.

Trains for California lea.es Ash Fork st l 86
p "a. srriving in Los Angeles next morn
ing st 80, and San Francisco Same even
ing at 8 Is. TrAip for the East leaves As
Fosk at ] 10 . M
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16

WHETHER Stevens, the entombed
miner at Gold6eld, be rescued sliye
or not, the miners who have worked
plight and day to save him will be
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04

The Y. W 2. " society q TIE FlTs;
Methodist church FsEy s0o@fuAy
~enserTsiSed . large number q Slsem-
ties last evening, the DccasiJo being 8
"BIcyele SocisL" TIE pTEzn- oOo-
sisted % vocal music and rHoetatio1s,
all Of which were peculizrly sppropn-
ate 10 that they all had sue refer
eBce 70 the universally popular bicycle
Tue vocal Contributions b. the Miss
Georgia Davenport and Miss Robin,
and Harvey Heritage. Eere warmly
applzuded and the audience expressed
its appreciation By GENEROUSLY en-
cOriDg the VOcalists. Frank l. Gran
MS, and Mrs. W. Jones were very
war mly applauded for their recitati-
.ous- The pleasures OF the evening
were m aterisllY augmented BY the
presence Of the ChemaEs Indian
Training school band Of eighteen
pieces, which diseogrsed delightful
music throughout the evening, much
70 the appreciation Of those in the
audience. In their six months train.
ing.under the skilled and efficient
leadership Of Prof. George, Of New
York, the boys have attained remark
able proficiency in the use Of musical
instruments. The boys made their
initial appearance last evening before
a Salem audience but We trust they
may visit Us quite frequently. The
handsome members OF the society pre-
sided over booths located on either
side Of the room, where Bicycle
lunch" and French candles were
disposed Of quite rapidly. The young
ladies feel highly pleased oyer the
affair which netted them a neat little
pure.