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The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
Ready for the Pyhan Encampment Except the Railroad Rates.

her reputation as patron of Cumber-
land island. A party of twenty ar
rived Sunday, and another large party
is expected in few days. This resort
is wearing a1ively air now, and every
one is enjoying themselves. The
surf is simply immense. Rowing,
fishing and driving on the broad beach
are among the chief amusements OF
the guests here now.
The latest arrivals at Hotel Cumber-
land are the following: w. III. Hen
derson, wife and child, Miss Edna
Whitaker, John Paschall, Homer
Reed, Mrs. Homer Reed, nurse and
children, r. N. Pickett, jr., Ellis M.
Talbot, Mrs. E. M. Talbot, four
children and maid, Mrs. w. w. Has
kell, Atlanta; j. g. Shlnholzer. Mrs.
Lee Jordan and maid, Macon; G. Arm
heiter, G. Fl. Burbank, Brunswick.
Mr.. II. N. Smith, the gentleman who
has the contract and is building the
dam across the inlet near Little Cum
berland, reports that the work is rap
idly nearing completion, and will
change the course of the stream. The
piling has all been driven, and the
whole affair is bearing completed
will materially improve the fishing
and rowing, by deepening the chan
mel. JAY.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
Contractors at Work.

The contractors have already begun
to swoop down upon Architect Mil
burns plans and specifications for
the new courthouse for the
purpose of figuring on their bids for
the job of erecting the building. The
first contractor to get to work on the
plans is w. C. Anderson, of this city,
who now has an experienced assistant
estimating the cost of the erection
Much of the iron work, terra Gotta
work, ETC., designed by Architect Mil.
burn for the new courthouse, is OrIgi.
nal and will have to be made specially
TO order. This will give the estims-
tors extra trouble.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
WHERE OLD OCEAN
LAVES THE LAND.
Times Special Correspondents Give
the News of Life at the
Resorts.
VISITORS AND THEIR VARIED WAYS.
Breezy Bits Of the Beaches the Bathers,
the Hotels, and the Happy Habitues
That Linger on the Strand.

Judge and Mrs. Crovatt are expected
this week.
Mr.. William Hobbs spent Sunday
ON the island with friends.
Mrs. Isaac and Miss Carrie Isaac
spent Sunday at st. Simon.
Mr.. j. W. Bennett will occupy DR..
Madden's cottage during June.
Miss Nellie Colesberry arrived at
the Dillon cottage yesterday to spend
a week.
Mrs. j. j. Perry, wife of the Rev.
Mr.. Perry, will reach the island Tues
day to be the guest of Miss Kate Dill
Ion.
Service in the chapel was very large
iy attended on Sunday, and there was
some very enjoyable singing blythe
congregation.
Col. Hamilton Douglass, past grand
chancellor of the knights of Pythlas
of Georgia, has taken Mrs. W. w.
Pnce's cottage in the Waycross COL
ony,
Miss Marie DeVOe is entertaining
the following guests at her home on
the beach: Misses Wilma and Irma
Wood, FIorrie Coiesberry aud Clifford
Lucas.
Mrs. g. W. Coates and Miss Rosa
returned to Brunswick Monday, after
few days stay at st. Simon. They
will return next week to spend the
summer.
It would be we'll for sanitary revO-
luton to take place in the WaycrOss
colony before the summer b0arders
arrive The avidity with which these
hnwholesome cottages rent each year
should be an object lesson to the spec
uators of Brunswick. A few small
cottages built facing the ocean with q
general kitchen for all, would un-
doubtedly prove good investment.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
AT CUMBERLAND.
The News of That Resort Told Graphically
BY "Jay."
I4AL.

The News of That Resort Told Graphically
by Jay"
Mr.. Richard N. Fickett, of the At.
lanta Paper company, is spending a
few days on the island.
The concert rendered by Loveland's
orchestra at the hotel Sunday after
noon was greatly enjoyed by the
guests.
.pr. j. A. Butts, of Brunswick, is
now installed as resident ply ysician on
Cumberland. He will remain the en-
tire season.
Mrs. Anderson Reese, Mr.. and Mrs.
William McEwen Johnston and the
family of Capt. j. M. Johnston will
arrive in few days from Macon.
Homer Reed, the genial representa-.
tive of the Atlanta Journal, is here
with his charming wife and family
They Will remain for a couple of weeks.
The street car line, which is under
the management of Messrs. McCrary
and Hopkins, of Brunswick, has been
entirely renovated, and is now in first
class condition. The cars haYe new
curtains and look very attractive in
their new coat of paint.
Contractor Smith says that Little
Cumberland is literally infested with
the venomous rattlesnake, and the
wOrkmen there have to burn away the
brush from around their tents as q
protection against the venomous rep.
tile. One measuring five feet six
inches long was killed the other day
The snake was discovered in the tent
used for cooking.
The city of Atlanta is keeping or
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
BOOMING THE RACES.

The Windsor Cycle Club Actively Engaged in
Work for the Fourth.
The bicycle meet at st. Simon on
the Fourth of July will probably be
the finest affair of the kind ever held
here.
The Windsor Cycle club has taken
the most energetic action to make the
races successful in every way, and a
credit to Brunswick.
Quite number of Brunswick riders
Will enter for the prizes and are now
training. There ia already a great
deal of talk as to the ability of the
several cyclists, and by the Fourth
the enthusiasm will be warmer than
the noon day sun.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
Notice.

Paine, Murphy & Co. opened a
branch of their private wire service in
Brunswick yesterday morning, June
Y, giving continuous quotations on
cotton, stocks, grains and provisions.
Mr.. ). B. Abrams will represent them
and will keep the markets posted ia
his office. THE TIMES has been fur
nishing its readers with daily market
matter which has been appreciated.
Brunswick is now in line with large
cities, and its commercial news ranks
with the best.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
Preparing the Place.

Work was begun yesterday on ST.
Simon clearing the grounds for the
tents to be used in the Fourth regi-
ment's encampment and renovating
the mess halls, which are permanent
structures. Everything will be ia a
rush on the camping ground from now
until the time the troops arrive.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
CALHOUN COMES.
KNOWS NOTHING.
Yet He Believes Ruiz Met His
Death in a Violent
Manner.
FONDIESVELLA NOT TO Be FOUND.
The Special Commissioner Had a Trip Al
most Entirely Barren Of Results.
What he Says.

New York, June Especial Com
missioner W. J. Calhoun, who was
sent to Cuba to investigate the Ruiz
killing, arrived here this morning.
His mission in the matter was fail
ure as far as the securing of proper
testimony was concerned. Important
witnesses were not produced and those
examined dared not tell the truth and
had been coached in their testimony.
Colonel Fonsdievella, under whose
orders Ruiz was murdered, did not
appear. and his whereabouts are un-
known to the commission. Ruiz cell
was suspicIOusly clean when the COM
mission arrived, and the attendants
were laughably polite to the unfortu-
nate prisoners.
Mr.. Calhoun is satisfied Ruiz met
with violent death. He says the end
of the war is not in sight, though the
Spaniards tried to make the impress
sion it is over. The Cubans express
great confidence in their determine
tion to carry the fight to the end.
Mr.. Calhoun visited a number of
American prisoners and found them
all we'll treated. There are very few
American born citizens in actual
WAnr
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
His Puzzling Silence.

Mayor lect Jacob L. Beach has not
yet broken the silence that is now
puzzling the politicians and the citi-
zens as to his intentions in regard to
the office. The city council. under its
change of meeting times, does not as
semble again until Thursday week,
and it was rumored yesterday that
Mr.. Beach will communicate to that
meeting his declInatiOn.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
BLUSH, AMERICANS!
The President Of THIS Free hBpUbiie Wires = i
Sympathy to Spain.

Sympathy to Spain.
Madrid, June AT yesterdays
cabinet council the minister of for
eign Affairs, the Duke of Tetuan, read
dispatch from Washington which
announced that President Mckinley
had given assurances of sympathy
with Spain.
The queen regent has expressed un-
qualified approval of the present Gu
ban policy by reappolnting the Can o.
vas ministry, unchanged, as that was
the only question really involved.
The impression prevails that Wey-
Ter will be recalled at very early
date. Senor Sagasta said in an inter
view, 81 cannot understand the solu
tion of the crisis, which ] consider
simply adjourned"
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
Schriver Gains Time.

Washington, June THE trial of
John Schrver, the correspondent Of
the New York Mail and Express, on
the charge of contempt in connection
with the senate sugar investigation
did not begin today. District Attor-
ney Davis asked and obtained post
nnnement until Tuesday week.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
Friday Nights Event.

The Marine band excursion next
Friday night will be happy event.
combining the exhileration of an ocean
trip or of stop at st. Simon if de-
sired. The Governor Stafford will
carry the crowd, and parties desiring
to stop at the island can do so. while
those who want the sea trip will be
taken 10 the sea buoy.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
One Hundred Suits.

Justice Hitch's court will convene
this morning in regular monthly ses-
sion. About one hundred suits ag linst
parties Indebted to the HOyt Hard
ware company, filed by Receiver j.
L. Beach, are on the docket for trial.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
ALONG THE BAY.

Items of HarbOr News and General Shipping
Interest.
The British bark AvOnport, 909 tons,
Captain Doyle, arrived yesterday from
Rosario via Barbados.
The Spanish bark Antonio Jane, S6O
tons, Captain Gabriel. arrived yester-
day from HaVana, to load from Moy-
nelO & Co.
The schooner William Ii. Shuberi
sailed yesterday for Wilmington, Del l..
with cargo of 1910 crosstles, valued
at 800, from n. Emanuel & Co.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
Everything Grows Here.

1t is not generally known that
Brunswick boasts an india rubber
tree, which flourishes as luxuriantly
as though it grew in its natural soll
The tree is in Major S. J. Gorton's
yard on ID street.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
Mills to Resume.

Pottstown, Pa, June THE Uni
versal mill of the POttstown Iron COM
pany, the Valley mill of the Glasgow
Iron company and the Glendale roll
ing mill, all of this place, will start
operations during the present week.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
TO TENTS TODAY.

Three Hundred Savannah Soldiers Will
Enter Camp at Griffin.
Griffin, June 7.-Captain L. H.
Kenan is busily engaged in getting
Camp Northen IN readiness for the
first tour of duty which will come IN
tomorrow. The grounds and build
ings are being put in shape rapidly.
The first tour will consist of the 1st
Georgia regiment and the Chatham
artillery, all of Savannah. There Will
be between 300 and 400 men in camp
during the first week.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
Gas Explosion.

MonongaheIa, Pa, June by the
explosion of gas IN the Black Dia-
mOnd mines of the Brown Coal COM
pany, IL miles south of here. this
morning, several men were injured,
but none fatally. The explosion oc-
currld about Z o'clock.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
"Baby" brand condensed milk il
glass jars at the Downing Co.
Spanish Sailor Injured.

A Spanish sailor from the bark Con-
suelo at the Plant System u5Cz, z517s is77 :
Z 80 last night, in making his way to
the vessel, attempted to crawl under a
train of fiat cars attached to a Plant
System switch engine, and before he
could get through the wheels caught
him and mashed his foot. He was
taken on board the vessel and DL
Blanton called. The injury received is
not dangerous.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
ANOTHER CHANGE.
ing.

The Plant System Alters Its Time Table,
Taking Effect Today.
On Sunday, June 6, the Plant Sys-
tenn Will run the following schedule
in and out of Brunswick:
Train No. 81, leave Brunswick, Z a.
M; No. SO, leave 5 :45 p. m.
Train No. "a, arrive Brunswick, z: Al
a. m No. 80, arrive II 40 p. m.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
His Own Medicine.

Pittsburg, June Wv. III. House,
ex- assistant attorney. convicted of the
embezzlement of city funds, was sem
fenced today to two years in the
Western penitentiary.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
Atlanta Has EN-.

Atlanta, June IAN illuminated
airship passed over the city tonight,
1t was seen by hundreds of people and
caused a sensation.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
REAL ESTATE DEAL.
How Shrewd Negro, in His Mind, Became
Possessed of Much Property.

How Shrewd Negro, in His Mind, Became
Possessed of Much Property.
A smart, shrewd negro, of plausible
address, has succeeded in defrauding a
number of people in This city within
the past few weeks. His scheme was
discovered, but he has thus far eluded
arrest.
The negro travels under two names
Stewart and White. He secured
somehow a list of the houses repre-
sented by BrObston, Fendig & Co.,
and the occupants thereof and made a
systematic round of the colOred ten
ants. He notified each of them that he
had purchased the real estate, and
named greatly reduced rental, add
ing that they would have to pay him
or move out. A number, it is said,
were caught by the fellows ambitious
trick and paid him the rent.
Stewart alias White had a list a1sO
of other properties, as is attested by
the fact that he collected 90 cents
rental from one of DR.. A. A. Row
lands tenants.
He has probably left town with the
proceeds of his little real estate deal.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
TYLER C0OPER'S FATE.
The Ex-MayOr Sentenced to Three Months
and $500 Fine.

Atlanta, June John Tyler Coop
er, former mayor of Atlanta, found
guilty Saturday of embezzlement
while clerk of the board of county
commissioners, was sentenced this
morning.
He got three months IMPRISONMENT
and a $500 fine.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08
Aliens Motion.

Macon, Juhe Judge Camden will
hear the extraordinary motion for
Tom Aliens life on Saturday next.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08

The nObbiest stock of gents new
style neckwear ever seen in Bruns-
wick at Palmers'.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08

We show more styles in strap slip
pers for ladies than any body. Palmer's.
The Brunswick times., 1897-06-08

Nothing but newest style shirts
shown you at Palmer's.
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rHE srARRlNG CONTEST.


Fred Maynard. cf San Francisco and
George carney, ot lutte, bantam wcisht,.
SPARED twenty round glove contest NJ
Erlcksol's hall last night Tor gate W.
cciptS, herorr we'll hllcl house Naca
Grant was rcfcN,o. ami Harry Phillips
acted as t!mckccpcr
Both men appeared to hc IN good con-
dltion Maynard's skin was white and
hapl whale Caro- vs. horc morc rosy
appearance, The rctcrvc introduced the
men and ctch received hts share " ap-
plNusc from tn vNpcotant sports, Carney
had slighgly the best OF II In height. but
otherwise they appeared about evenly
matched, As the nuly follows raccd each
oth,r ami sparNd FOR an opening It was
cvidont that Maynard was che more acirn.
unc OF the two Maynard led al the
start, IA he did IN nearly all the rounds
and he cl~,rly showed his superiority
over his gam opp0.tw In the 80 cui
round they went at each other IN earnest
and did little else but nghung with
Maynard gcIuag In the most blows In
tho third round Maynard landed right
band blow over the ~ Ryt ius dlst
blood. Uoth men fought harL up to the
scvcnth round whom Caru.y took thlogu
easter.
Maynard was ccol Throughout, tho ngh,,
and an occasional smilc or grln alter
natrly Illuminated NJ durkcn Il his conn.
traancc. Carney looked dead IN carncs,
evidently conscious of un uphill HghL
Towards thy fourteenth AMI ai.,cnth
rouDls earn rallied somoN hat, and th
clover nghtls OF the mcn at times
brought applause from tn audience.
Carney WAS hlI hard and often aui a
swollen eye and bleeding nose show Il the
cXtcat of his punt ,hmcnL Maynard. save
q red blotch on each shoulder showed NJ
sighs OF punishment Tnc hght WAS a
lively and Int resting one a-al gave salts.
faction TO all present Az the closc Ref.
crvc Grant awarded the night TO Maynard
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RECEIVERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that have been
appointed receiver by the circuit court
OF the State OF Oregon. for ClaisoT
county, In the suit OF r. L. sabln Q, al.
vs. Howell & Ward ct al. OF all property
goods. wares and merchandise and chat
tells and book accounts, notes and de-
mands and all the property OF the late
firm OF Howell s Ward; and am re-.
CURED TO collect forthwith all debts due
said Arm.
ore. all persons indebted to said
firm will call at once at the place OF
business formerly occupied by the said
late frm OF Howell s. Ward. at No. $40
Commercial street, Astoria. Oregon. and
settle their said accounts.
Dated this second day OF August. 1897.
FRANK l. DUNBAR,
2. Receiver
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The greater per cent OF the eye frou-
bles. such as Inflammation. granulatlon.
etc. are brought on by errors OF refrac.
tion, due to mnlformnton Of the cye-bnll
This also Is the cause OF 90 per cent OF
headache and nervous troubles and q
per cent OF stomach troubes-all Of
which can be overcome by glasses prop
erly adjusted
DR. ]. A. Barr. n scientific optlclan OF
Portland. late OF Minneapolis, Is stopping
at the Hotel Tighe. for two weeks. II
you are afflicted In any way with the
eyes, or are suffering from headaches,
be sure to see him. Examination free
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The musicale g,vu at the Grimes
House. seaside. Friday evening. wus
quite The event OF the season Tho ar
fair w.ls under IA auspices og Miss Nc.
Crackcn and Miss Gamhcll. OF Portland
and WAS success In ,vry feature hun.
drcds had TO b. TURNED away hyho could
not grt admission TO hc,audl,ncr room
Miss McCrack Is an artist upoa the
plano. In solo work her {, 'luc and
phraslng are cSccllcir. and as an accom-
panlst -hs eNcels.
Miss Hurley Possesses q rarely b auti.
tul contralto voice and her numbers
called out rounds Of applause.
Miss Grub. the elocu,louls,. was lt
h.r best ard was Obliged to respond
to aa encore.
Miss Conn's brIllian, execution AT ;hc
piano wns Enthusiastically applaudcd by
the npprcclatlve audience
Miss Gmhclrs clear. . Hike soprano
voice held the audience spcllbound every
time she appeared. and sh,- gracefully
responded to frequent cncor,N
Miss Laura Fox r,nIcre,l her 81 lection
IN an artistic manner which called on,
an encore
Mrs Swctlnnd slv. "a happy sci rcuon
on he plano and the Miss Estes o.
vofod the audience with some pleasing
Numbers, The many fricnl, O, N.
young ladies hope 20 hnv. the pleasure
OF hearing them aagtn before tho clos,
Of the season The following was tht
progrlm for the evening.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has purchased the store OF the
Webfoot Commission House ana will
hereafter conduct the business at the
old stand All accounts due the Web
foot Commission House are payable to
me. f. A. DE 70.
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will I've served the nrst nisht. Every.
body invited

large number ct people were In from
the country yesterday and a number
ot fishermen bougM their wintcr's sup-
plies, All Of the stores IN thu city were
busy until late hour last night. ono
house put M single order witch included
a ton Of flour and 80 pounds OF sugar
The dry goods and clothing stores did
equally as wcll
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-15

Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland daily az II O'clock n. m. Tor
Tacoma, Spokane, and the East. Close
connection made a, Spokane for Ross.
land, Nelson. Sandow and British CO.
lumNia mining camps. For maps and
Information cali on or address
c, W. STONE,
Astoria, Or
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Tent OF the MaeSabees. see the show
hills.
Dine at the Palm today, Turkey din,
ner from Ii a. m, tn s p, m,
The Rev, Mr., Short returned yester.
day from his trip to Tinamook.
Today Is the d.y for the Finnish
Brotherhood excursion to Iwaco,
An elegant line Of Little Gents Shoe
Just arrived, Columbia Shoe 90.
Four carloads OF salmon left for the
Eas; last night on ths Telephone.
For roofing and skylights so to th'
Astoria Roofing and Cornice Co. " Ninth
street.
Ross, Higgins & Co, 1t was reported
have purchased the Hansen stock OF
goods.
Star, IN early with the decorations for
the regatta. Don't wait TIL the last
minute.
Reduction OF 50 per cent on all goods
at the Eastern Clock Co.'S, l$ Tenth
street.
Don't forget the grand excursion next
Sunday to be given by The woodmen at
Seaside.
When you are looking for fresh fruits
and vegetables caIl on the Pacific Gro
Gerry Co.
Don't forget the excursion to be given
by the veteran firemen to Seaside next
Sunday.
Mr.. Isaac Bergman came over from his
Gray's river ranch Friday and returned
yesterday.
New features are being added TO the
regatta every day. A surprise is in store
for Astorians.
P. ]. Meany. the leading merchant
tailor. 1s7 Tenth ST. The highest price
paid for fur skins
County Clerk Dunbar yesterday issued
a marriage licens= TO Tenander Iverson
and Karoline Hansen,
Laugh and grow fat Go and see the
Somers family at Fishers opera house
next Saturday evening.
Miss Gladys joins. the popular con-
,ralto singer OF Portland, gave a concert
At Gearhart last night.
Laird, schober Il Co. $500. $3.50 and
$500 SShoes; your choice for 10 days,
s3.9s. Columbia Shoe Co.
Mrs. simms and daughters, Of Salem.
are visiting their cousin, Mrs. Doug
lass, of the buoy station.
The Norwegian NJ. E. church Of Up
Dertown will hold its annual Sunday
school picnic next Wednesday.
The Cooperative Store yesterday fitted
out number Of Klondikers and wer4
rushed all day with business.
In Justice Abercrombie's court yes
.erday. ]. j. Kenney was bound over to
he grand jury in th= sum Of $50.
The event Of regatta week will be the
excursion Of the woodmen Of the World
rom Portland to Astoria ard Seaside.
Ladies' Tan and OxblOOd OxfOrds, $500
;ut 10 S1.OO, $500 cut to sI.5O, Laird.
Schober & Co. $500 Oxfords cut to $500.
Columbia Shoe Co.
The Congregational Sunday school will
mite with the Pr-sbyterians on their
annual picnic. The train will leave The
tation at $50 Tuesday morning. Children
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NOTICE.

The undersigned will not be responsible
for any debts contracted In his name
without written order signed by him.
VICTOR SANDERsON.
Astoria, Or, August II, 1897.
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FORESTERS, ATTENTION,

Court Astoria. No. &. f. Of A., will
celebrate Foresters Day by social m
th.ir han On Thursday evening. August
70. All Foresters are requested to nt-
tend.
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EXCURSION TO BAY HOME ON THE
4. * C r. R.R.

The annual picnic OF the Presbyterian
Suday school will be held at John Days
river. on Tuesday. August L. This will
be the first excursion on that part Of
the railroad which Is to counec, Astoria
with Portland and the outside world. and
besides tho novelty OF the trip. those
who attend will be afforded an excel
lent opportunity TO see the progress
which has been made In the railroad
construction. Train leaves at 9:30 return.
ing at i:S) Fare for children. 70 cents
Members OF tho Sunday school are free.
Adults. . cents, There Is a nice beach
for bathing. Basket lunch in the or
chard
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Major Stephen Marshall, OF the Saliva
ton Army, commanding the Northern
Pacific chief division, will visit this city
Wednesday and Thursday, August IS and
u. The major IS accompanied by En-
sign Park, who formerly had charge OF
the corps In this city. The me tings
for both nights will he held at the
Salvation Army hall. Ice cream and cake