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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1897-07-17

III the SeHaUe, II Cne COmmlCG06 on CON.
ference adheres to its present determina-
ton with regard to these articles.
Tax ON Bonds and Stocks.
The stamp tax on bonds and stocks
provided for in the senate amendments
has not yet been accepted. The revenue
afforded by it furnishes strong argu-
ment for its acceptance, and there is
talk Of widening its scope SO as not only
to include a tax on actual transfers, but
on all recorded sales. This necessity of
revenue also furnishes strong argn-
ment for the restoration of the house
rates on imported tobacco. 1t is impos-
sible to estimate yet when a final agree
ment will be reached, and although va
rious dates are given as to the length
Of time the bill will remain in confer
ence, all estimates are necessarily
pure guess work.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1897-07-17
pardoned 1os Cubans.

MADRID, July l0.-The queen regent
has pardoned 10s Cubans who had been
deported to the Spanish penal settle
ments at Cauta, Fernando and the Chat
farine islands. The men pardoned will.
be permitted to return to Cuba.
Three women at Hatton have become
insane over religious matters.
Fish i'll the James river are dying of
rapidly from some unknown cause.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1897-07-17
DOES NOT INTEND TO YIELD.

N DOES MOI INTEND ~ YiELO
Turkish Government Sends Another Note
to the Powers.
CoNsTANTINoPIE, July -. Queen
Victoria, Emperor William, Emperor
Nicholas. President Faure and King
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1897-07-17
More Illinois Men out.

More Illinois Men Out.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, July 12.-Sixteen
hundred men who have been working
in the Springfield district have refused
to return to work.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
BESi.IGLD BY itELELS.
story of the determined Attempt TO
Capture IL stronghold.

Havana, Jan. 22.-upon the return to
Manzahiiio OF the EunpOat Centinela,
ufter the sinking in the Cauto river of
her consort. the RclampaBo, by the eN-
piosion oI torpedo planted by the
rebels, orders were given for Il force Of
Spanish troops 10 proceed to Guamo 10
fclicVe the DeSieacd garrison there.
winch had been the Object of the naval
expedition, but which had been rrus-
trated by the loss of the keampago and
the death or wounding Of every man on
both that vessel and the Centenia
through the explosion itself. or the sub
sequent rifle lire from the rebels, VINO
were nmbushcd on both banks OF the
river.
The relieving expedition was under
his brigade, proceeded To Guamo, where
they found that the insurgents who had
been attempting the capture of the fort
hau disappeared.
1t was learned that the rebels had at
tackled the fort on January b. They
were In two columns, one operating from
the right bank Of the river being under
the command of CaliXto Garcia, and the
other operating from the left bank be-
ing led by Rabl.
Mnny attempts were made to carry
the Tort ny assault but in every instance
the garrison compelled the enemy TO re-
tire. The insurgents had artillery. and
the projectiles from their cannon un-
rooled the Fort but did no serious dam
age TO the heavy walls OF the structure
Finding themselves unable to capture
the Spanish position. the rebels de-
tcrmined TO attempt to compel its sur
render by cutting off the supply of
wafer. In pursuance of this object
trenches we're dug In front OF the place
from which the garrison obtained It's
water. and detachment OF rebels was
placed were to prevent the troops APP
proachi l..
The garrison. however. had sufficient
water to last with economy until the
rebels. evidently hearing of the approac ch
OF the reinforcements raised the siege
ana retired. Some time before the
enemy disappeared they blew up with
dynamite barge that was employed
as pontoon for the passage OF troops
across the river.
The siege lasted fourteen days The
garrison LOST three killed and eight
wounded. while twelve men were made
SICK by the close confinement within
the walls of the fort the scant rations
and short supply OF water
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
PRICE TWO CENTS.

Mrs. w. II. Edwards was taken serl-
ously and suddenly III tonight.
ne suit OF w. +. Crawford against
II. a. Harrison for SIC, 600 damages for
malicious prosecution, and against r. A..
Harrison and Mycr Saal for SIS 900 each
lor SANDER. Will come up for trial at
ms term OF the Hastings Court.
me revival which has been in pro-
Bress Tor the past two weeks at West
street NJ. l.; church has been brought to
Il close. The meetings resulted in 61
conversions.
MI Joseph Westbrook and Miss Lille
Itowiett of Ettrick. Chesterfield county,
were married last night at the parson-
age OF High street NJ. E. church. The
bride Is very popular and attractive
young lady. The groom Is a clerk In the
store of Mr. c. II. Short, In Ettrck.
cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Coonley, to Mr. Vernon Ashbrooke Par
ker. on Wednesday, January 27. nj &
y. m. at the residence OF the BRIDES
fnother in Prince George county.
Key. William l.. Edwards, ID. D., pas
tor or Washington street NJ. e. church,
VIII preach special sermon next Sun
DAY night. His subject will he .The
second Coming of Christ: or, the Judg-
ment."
On next Sunday night Rev. Fl. w.
t'st church. will preach special SER
mon before the two lodges of knights of
Pythias OF this city
Rev. j. Proctor still continues quite
feeble. AT the last annual session of tho
virginia NJ. Il. Conference Mr.. Proctor
was placed on the superannuated list.
Misses Bessie and l.eiper Venable
Will leave tomorrow for PHILADELPHIA 10
visit friends.
Col T.. NJ Field. lumber INSPECTOR.
or this city Is now walking on crutches.
He was Injured few days since by a
heavy piece of lumber falling on his
foot
The case OF the Commonwealth
against Miles Givens. colored. Of Ches-
terheld county. charged with receIving
goods knowing the same to have been
stolen. came up for preliminary hearing
Defore Justice a. j. Tucker in Ettrick
this afternoon. After hearing the tes.
| tlmony OF witnesses. the Justice found
the accused guilty and fixed his pun
isnment at three months In the county
jail. The charge against Givens wns
that or receiving goods stolen from the
store or Mr.. r. Il. Deadman. In Pocn-
hontas, by Wyatt Mason and Parham
MASON, TWO negroes who were convicted
IN the Hustings Court Of this city ON
rhursdny fixed nj five years each II, the
| penitentiary.
MIS-. Ida Harvell. who suffered q very
i delicate surgical operation at the ONE
| Tor the Sick n day or two since. is get.
ting on nicely
| MIR. John J Deale. n weIl-known cit,.
zen or Sussex county. residing near Jnr.
rats depot. died this morning. aged
! 81 years.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
SWIFT JUSTICE.
Hurgi"ry. Capture. Trial. Conviction
ScntOnfc, within A. IIonrp.

Newport News. Va. Jan. 22--(SpeciaD.
a man who appears 10 be q profess
sl1nnl in the burglary line arrived in
this city Wednesday evening. He said
he came from Richmond. and al a
glance took In the situation. In order
10 expedite matters plans we're laid the
same day for the execution OF a houses
breaking and robbery. which failed only
III lhe maj disposition of the goods Sc
cured. ~
with the help OF brace and a bit
this ingenious operator deftly dIslo-
Gated the lock OF the back door of Mar
stoh o. Jams hardware store and car
rleu away neat chest of the less bulky
valuables. The alarm was given In the
early morning. and all officers were on
the lookout Even the Police Depart
inents OF the surrounding cities were
put on the qui vive.
In the course of the dav Denutv aar
geant " b. Barclay drove to Morrison
In search of clue. and upon his arrival
saw suspicious looking man s,andIng
on the platform. and at glance the
cred.
The burglar. who gave his name as
Edward Chultz. was arrested and
Drought back TO this city. where he was
placed behind The bars. In the Police
Enur. this morning Justice Brown sent
me case on TO the grand jury. the Hus-
tings Court being In session.
~ special grand jury was summoned
and Edward Chultz was Indicted for
housebreaking and grand larceny. A
petty jury being then empanneied. the
case or the Commonwealth VS.. Edward
Chui,z was called for trial and sum
marily disnosed of. The goods carried
away by Chultz. and recovered by his
capture consisted of new revolvers 4
ha'r clippers. number of paint brushes
ana other articles.
The prisoner is a rather yonnp man
rugged but we'll built of medium size
and has an Intelligent face with a dash
or the daredevil spirit. He sat calmly
IN the box while arrangements were he
Ing made for his trial.
Within 4S hours of the prisoners ar
rival here he passed through all these
exciting experiences. with the addition
or being convicted and sentenced to a
term in the State prison.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
A Notable Event.
Bapuss.

The reception given by the Baptiss
Young Peoples Union Of FreemasoH$
stree; Baptist church to the members
last evening was altogether enjoyable.
indeed. surprisingly pleasant. The large
lecture room of the church had BEEN
decorated by the ladies of the union
with marked taste and artistic arrange-S
ment the bright colors that draped
pillar and post contrasting pieasingtys
with the varied and beautiful costumes
that were universally In evidence.
There were committees on everything
and they attended to their duties nobly..
Especially prominent. by reason of their
allotted line OF work. were the memberaA
of the reception committee. who met all
corners and made them welcome withea
warm cordiaitY which left no doubt
that It sprang from the heart. They;
were Dr. and Mrs. Wharton. Mrs. Fl. HI.
Trice Misses Fannie Dey. Alice Jones'
Annie Dey, Messrs n. A. Avery. James
Jones. With one exception, OF course
the gentlemen were In full dress, and
wore violet boutonnieres. The ladies'
with one or two exceptions. were at-s
tired in white. fssS ~
over ,C0 guests were fortunate paf-5
takers of The unions splendid hosDitele
ity. and all were appreciatiye- pelsghtss
full refreshments of cake and cream
were served and disposed Of during tEes
rendering Of the programme. which .yaS
impromptu end for that reason thS
more plcasuralile. II included Aruon4 ~
it's numbers recitation by Mtss AIirs3
Jones. vocal solos by Miss salle J6res,
and Messrs. w. n Crnwell and Waiter
Dey: "Ole Kentucky Home by an IA Is
mjrahle quartette composed OF Nj ri, ians5s
Miss Jones and Mr. and Miss DeyI 4;
recitation by Rev, DR., Whartoti; ehdSs
addresses by Rev Or. 4, %. OBgsa, d.
Portsmouth: Rev. Mr.. Duke, % fTs
and Rev. MIR. Dudley Of kttEntiG &stf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
ABANnONrD nY ENGLAND.
She Gives Urunn In British Guinn on
the ycucyurIan Frontier

Washington. Jan 22.-By direction of
Lord Salisbury the military post OF the
Uruan. in British Guiana. which led to
acute troubles with Venezuela. has been
discontinued. An Indian post-hoder
has been substituted for the police gar
r!son. In obedience 10 the directions from
the Colonial office in London. and one
of the greatest :horns in Venezuelan 3
side is thereby removed
The colonsts are philosophical over
the set back and claim that the Indian
post-holder will constitute as effective q
ma alntainer of their territorial title as the
soldiers who will not be exposed 10 the
frequently fatal malarIal influences of
the locality. II is also stated the in
demnity secured from Venezuela on ac.
count of what Is known as the Uruan
.nciden; has been apport,oned among
the British involved. Inspectors Barnes
and Baker each received $4,000, and the
cons bles $500 each.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
FROM THE LAKEsro NORFOLK.
Dfreet Route to th" sen for Northwest.
crn lr0n ana tirnin

New York. Jan. 22.-Ac,,ng President
Monsarratt OF the Columbus. Hooking
valley and Toledo railroad company to-
DAY confirmed the reports OF railroad
deal. the contamination OF which will
give new and direct line from the
Great Lakes 10 Norfolk. Va. for the
product of Lake Superior iron mines,
and of the grain fields of The Northwest,
The roads to form q new line with
the Hooking Valley are the Wisconsin
Central. Flint alld Pere Marquette. and
the Norfolk and Western. II is undor-
stood that the negotiations will be COM
p!eted a an early date.
1t was stated on the street today thnt
the floating debt Of the company was
about $250.0o0. which Is amply secured.
The Interest due on February Isl next
on the first mortgage 2 per cent. bonds
on the Columbus and Toledo railroad,
amounting to 1880. is IN the treasury.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
DEGGE RAN AWAY AGAIN.
Caught by the Petersburg Police and
Returned to Norfolk.

Petersburg. Va, Jan. 22-(SpeciaD.
William Dcgge. white lad from Nor
folk. was arrested here this morning by
the police. Degge left home for the pur-
pose of tramping through the country
This is the third time he has been ar
rested in this city and sent back to Nor
folk. The parents OF the lad have been
notified OF his arrest. He will be held
subject to their action.
Mr. Joseph r. Hudson died tonight.
aged f3 years. He was native of Pc
tersburg, and for half century had
carried Cn the business of brick CON
tractor here. He was n life member of
the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanics
6 ~-i~'' 20 W." ~'-~ - =. t,o,. ~
A. p. Hill Camp Confederate Veterans
siuu - N~..-~I!. ...uS. vi Chosen
Friends. He married Miss Janet Ross.
of Philadelphia. who died n few years
ago. He leaves three children-ons son
and two daughters.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
TIIEDAUNrLEsS LlnsLED.
The Treasury department nctermin.
rd to frcnit UP fiIihustrrInr

Jacksonville, Fla. Jan. 22-Unl.cd
states District Attorney Clark to-day
MED libel against the steamer Daunt-
less Tor carrying an armed expedition
from NO Name Key, In the Southern
portion of Florida on January Isl for The
purpose of committing hos Hires
against the King of Spain in the island
OF Cuba The fact that this libel was
hled after the decision named is CON
sidernd 10 he evidence that the Treasury
Department IS going further tha; the le-
ga orAn"h or the government In other
words. that the countrv's fr!endliness to-
ward Spain leads IL to Ignore the deci-
sons of It's own courts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
IN THE Tolls.

IN THE TOLLS.
81 then sent telegram to the Chief
OF the Suffolk police asking him to meet
the train and arrest the man. The mes
sage got there too late, but the agent
had heard 1t and had put q detective on
Sessom's trail when he left the train.
The officer tracked him to the Shirley
where Seasons registered as IL. H.
Sanford. New York" He was arrested.
rode twenty-five miles for a warrant.
getting into Suffolk at 1890 a. m. with
the constable. / identified the man, and
we took him to Wakefield. This morn
ing we carried him to Dendrum and took
him before Justice. but the trial was
postponed until 2:30 p. m. Monday on ac-
count of the absence of an important
witness. Seasons was offered bail in
the sum Of $3.50, but in spite of the fact
In that neighborhood, he could not fur
nish 1t. and Is now in Jail.
WELL CONNECTED.
'He is n slick-looking fellow, and is
connected with the families of the Prose
cutting Attorney as we'll as the Teas
urer. Of Dinwiddie county. He had been
the guest of the latter. MIR. Edwards.
but they did not know him very well,
not having seen him for several years
His brother, now In Newport News, used
to clerk at Wakefield, and is favorably
known there. Mr.. Edwards told me
tnat while Seasons was at his house,
his wife, the young mans aunt, had
missed pocketbook containing SIS. lie
pelieVes now that SesSoms stole It, As
matter of fact in examining his eff
fects at Petersburg we found a lady's
pocketbook. III was empty.
am now trying to find out where he
got that guitar. ] shall 20 to Dendrum
MONDAY and take Norfolk lawyer with
oner."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
EVEN SPAIN PROTESTS
Against WeyIer's inhuman Order Com
Hlandlng tie Destruction of Homes.
THE OAuNTLESS is AGAIn TIED UP
itbcied by the CONFERENCE.-The
Treasury Department Determined
Filihustrring Shall tcusc-Am Ac-
count ofthe Siege ofn fort by the
Rebels Lasting for Fourteen Days.

Madrid. Jan. ga dispatch from Ha-
vana states that Captain General Wey-
iei has ordered the destruction withn
three days OF al the Plantations and
lu.lG.nss in the province OF havana
that would be Likely To prove useful To
the rebels.
The Madrid Chamber of Commerce and
other bodies heic nave cabied TO GeneI al
Weylcr piot. suns against the order. Us
us execution wi.I result IN the deStIuc-
tion ui much valuable property Without
serving any pIacl.ca purpose.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
CUBA IN THE SESATE.
Debate Will Come Up Mondny- Men
rngun Canal Arbitration Treaty.

Questions OF deep interest and i'm
portance came up before the Senate
to-day in a most unexpected manner.
First arose the subject of the recogni-
tinn by Congress of the republic of
Cuba. Mr.. Turpie, Democrat. of Indiana.
giving notice OF his intention to call
mp Senator Cameron's resolution on
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
SHOT FOR REHEI.7TOi.
Two Patriots Excrutcd-The Mayor or
lEnvnnn Resigns.

Havana. Jan. 22-Aifredo Rodriguez
Garcia. and two other prisoners were
shot this morning al Santa Clara for the
crime of rebellion The Mayor Of Ha-
Nana has resigned. The Diario de la
Marina suggests the appointnnt Of
military officer TO ill The vacancy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
AuIn,.rr.timr ,iectinr

Much interest has been manifested in
the revival meetings conducted by Rev
Malcolm McGregor at Park avenue Bap-
tist church, in Bramhleton, for two
weeks. An attractive feature OF the SER
vices tomorrow Will be mass meet
ing of children at $3.50 p. IN. All are
cordially invited 10 be present
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
Basket Ball.

A game OF basket ball will be PLAYED
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Monday night between
the Blues and the Whites. The former
will line up thus: Anderson (captain).
Jacobs. Grenshaw. James. Hayes; the
guson, Ritter. Williams.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23

Monday next and to address the Senate
ON the subject. Mr.. Turpie adverted
10 Secretary Olney's defiance OF Con-
gress In the matter of Cuba, and said
that 1t reminded him of the school
master of antiquity who whipped his
pupils gently" or. in the Latin, manus
moliter imposit
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
VOL. LII. NO. 81.

Disputanta for description. and when
u came 1t Tailed exactly with that of
Seasons
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23

sNewest Discovery-Ext. Teeth; no
pain. N. 7. D. Rooms. Ennis, 162 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-23
The Answer
That Pops Itself.

The answer aOughf Oy fl1t5 &lHsffB ses<tc<8
advertiser Desiring to rearR tS,i " sse{Ss
the largest plumber OF buy
ers at the lowest oosl I,ers 4 4, & s 2sS2st$$$
capita, leads Inevitably To ~ s$5
trial of The yiiginian, and Ss & 81 81
MS surely to q continuance. Tt.s SAY
who has given per capita cost tito
from that hour His answer is Ia f'h szss2 5S{f
sinian-it Is Yes SeSs9 sI esgSSsfss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-13
The Coroner Fooled.

Saturday night, at late hour, Corner Cook was just in the act of seeking his couch to obtain needed rest after hard days labor, when his telephone bell rang and some Un- known person told the coroner, when he aswered the call, to come down town at once, as he was want ed to hold an inquest over the re- mains of dead man which had been found in the rear of Fred Senyard's saloon.
 The coroner rapidly dressed him. self and hurried to the scene and found a man on tue spot as stated, but the man was dead drunk
 When the coroner realized that he was the victim of practical joke he was mad. He endeavored to learn the name of the joker for the purpose of having him arrested but the secret was well guarded, and Mir Cook re turned home, sad, tired and dlsap- pointed, muttering what he would do if he found the man who had dis tnrbed him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-13
PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS MONDAY EVENING" SEPTEMBER 8 8g7
Southern Heroes.

RICHMOND, Va., Sept. 13.-Thcre is great satisfaction in the fact that all preliminary arrangements for mark ing the graves of Southern soldiers who were buried from Northern prisons, are completed. Monuments are announced to be erected atCamp Butler. Kiverton, H.; Camp Morton, indianapolis, Ind, and Elmira. N. l.; Finey Port. Fort Delaware and Johnson's Island, O.: Harts Island, N. Y; Old Capital Prison, Washing ton. D. C., and Point Lookout. Md; Ross Island, H.. Sandusky, O.; Philadelphia, Pa, and Pea Patch Island, Del.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-13
SEVEN CASES DECLARED.
New Orleans Continues to Deal
 Honestly With the Public.


 NEW ORLEANS, Sept 12.-Shortly before noon today the board Of health officially declared six Of the suspicious cases Of fever on St. Claude street to be yellow fever. A couple of hours subsequently, the board m. nouneed another pronounced case of yellow fever at Miro and Esplande streets. also il, the lower part uf ttii,r city, but d mile or more away from the infected square.
 The announcement of the first six cases as yellow fever was not unex- peeted, although it was hoped from the delay on the part of the experts that these cases were simply Of bil- ions malaria. No general alarm has resulted, although the news rapidly spread through the city.
 The authorities do not believe that the situation is materially worse than it was five or six days ago, and they are still confident of their abili- ty, with modern sanitary appliances to successfully quarantine the in- feeted districts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-13

George D. Prentiss, the famous Kentucky editor, was noted for re- partee. When some one challenged him to fight duel, he replied: 1t takes only one fool to send q chal- lenge, but two to fight; do not in- tend to be one of them. But one Of his most striking displays of wit was shortly after the hanging of John Brown, by order of Gov. Wise Of Virginia, when he said in his pa- per that the poorest man he ever knew was named Rich. and the richest man he ever knew was nam cd Poor,and the governor ofvirginia Was named Wise
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-13
MARS AND CUPID
Formed Truce When Gen. Long street Led Miss Dortsch to the
 Altar.

Gen. Longstreet, Confederate hero, ex-Minister to Turkey, and q distinguished citizen of Atlanta, Ga, and his youthful bride, nee Miss Helen Dortsch, are on a bridal tour. The marriage of the sturdy old General accentuates his hardihood, when it is remembered that nearly all of his old comrades in arms lie in their graves.
 Of the Generals against whom Longstreet fought, Grant died July
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-13

23, 1885; Sherman, February l4, 1891; Sheaidap, August 5, 1888; Hooker, October 31, 1877; Hancock, February 9, 1886, and Butler, Jan uary II, 1893.
 Of the Generals who wore the gray with him, Lee dled October F, 1870; Beauregard, February 20, 1893; Stonewall Jackson, May 10, 1863, Joseph E. Johnston March 2l, 1891; Albert Sidney Johnston, April 6, 1862, and Sterling Price, septem Der 20. 1867.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-13
MOZART CONSERVATORY
Music, Elocution and Art.

Win open it's fall term on Monday, September 13, at Merrill Institute with several important additions to it's corps of teachers.
 Miss Lucy Hearn, so we'll and fav- orably known in Pine Bluff, will have entire charge of the elocution department. Miss Henrietta scheetz will be the assistant piano teacher.
 All prospective students are re- quested to report at the Institute Monday, September 13.
 96dtf E. $. LUCE, Director.