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MRS. WISE PASSES AWAY.
One of Boulder's Most Esteemed Ladies
Sucoumbs to Heart Disease.

One of BouIder's Most Esteemed Ladies
Sucoumbs to Heart Disease.
This afternoon at q o'clock occurred
the death of Mrs. D. L. Wise, one of the
most highly esteemed ladies in the com
munity. Mrs. Wise has been aiiing from
heart trouble for some weeks. but had so
far recovered that she was able to be
around, though feeling very weak. 1t
was decided last week she should take a
trip to California in the hopes of bene-
fitting her health, and had not relapse
set in would have started yesterday.
The relapse, which resulted in her death,
came Yesterday morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wise came to Boulde
over IL years ago, having removed here
from Evans, Colorado. She has become,
during that time, prominently connected
with Boulder and was member of the
Ladies Fortnightly club, and the Presby'
terian church. She was well known, and
was highly esteemed by her many friends
and her departure causes vacancy
whichywill not easily be filled.
A large family, husband, two sons and
seven daughters mourn her decease.
+The date for the funeral has not yet
been decided upon.
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Greeks Still Kicking.

Athens, May I4-Despatches from
Prevesa state that the Greeks are bonn.
harding Actum at the entrance 10 the
Gulf of Arta
Dispatches from Arta report hand to
hand conflict lasting from early this
morning till about midday. The results
are not known.
The Turks are still marching on to
Domokos, having occupied five villages
on the way.
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An American from Texas

Washington, May I4.-The American
correspondent TO an English paper from
Greece, who was recently captured by
the Greeks, turned out to be Henry c,
Roberts of Galveston, Texas. He was
formerly the Washington correspondent
of the St. Louis Republican.
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TROUBLE IN LOUISVILLE,
Four Hundred Coal Miners Demand Cessa
ton of Work in the Rex Mine.

Louisville, May I4.-Four hundred
coal miners gathered in crowd this
morning and announced their intention
of compelling the Rex coal mine to shut
down. They marched to the mine and
attacked Supt Hutchinson and his son
and beat them badly.
The trouble arose over a claim that
the sRex employs non-unon men and
pays prices under the union scale. Rex
coal is selling for. s2.25 in Denver and
the miners claim that union mined Goa
cannot be sold for less than So.
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The Wheeler Bank Matter Settled.

Colorado Springs, May I4-The, ,depos-
itors have accepted the personal notes
of J. B. Wheeler for s25 900 for the pay
ment of the liabilities of the Manitou
bank, and have allowed him the custody
of the assets, amounting to $4,000
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Will Go to Philadelphia.

Washington, May I4-On account OF
President McKlnley's intended trip to
Philadelphia the cabinet meeting was
held at 10 a. m. today. All OF the cabl-
net but Secretary Sherman will accom-
pany the president.
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Brown and Bruner Found Guilty.

Marion, ILL.,, May IA verdict of
guilty was returned against w. R.
Brown and w. P. Bruner on the charge.
of wrecking the bank at Metropolis two
years ago. Blown is 70 years old and
Bruner ga
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The Greeks at Philipiades.

Athens, May I4-Despatches from
Arta confirm the report that the Greeks
have occupied Philipiades in Epirus.
The Turks have fallen back.
1t is also stated that Gen. Smolenski
has occupied Elmyros again. 1t is be-
lieved that the Turks are concentrating
for an attack upon Domokos,
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illinois steel works still Running

Chicago, May I4.-The statement
MADE that the Illinois steel works have
closed down is stamped as untrue. Only
the Bridgeport works have closed.
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Cannot Hold Out.

London. May 1.-THE Turks seem
anxious to occupy Domokos, notwith-
standing the reports of a pending armis-
tice. The Greeks will be compelled to
fall back if an attack is made.
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APPREHENDEO AT MT. VERNON.
Albert Standard, the Negro Murdere
Run Down by Bloodhounds.

Evansville, Ind, May I4.-Albert
Standard, burly negro, has been i'm
prisoned at Mt. Vernon on the charge of
assaulting and numbering little Lizzie
Buente, the I2-year old girl who was
found in the woods near her fathers
home yesterday in dying condition.
The bloodhounds followed the trail to
Mt. Vernon and number of negroes
were arrested and when lined up before
the dogs they sprang upon Standard.
There were blood stains on his clothing
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Capture Metropolis.

Paris, May I4-Despatches from
Athens state that the Greeks have Cap
tured Metropolis Turkish port on the
western coast.
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" Why Don't You Dam IT,


Asked tall benevolent looking old gentleman, he
watching the working the railroad bridge 18th
street the other day. when he them dumping rocks into
the creek to prevent it's washing the tracks Cousin won't
do bit of good that ob" replied the he dumped
another big rock Cousins all right jobs but it
amt no good when you've got such job this Rocks is
what counts And the old gentleman turned away without
word feeling deeply greved that he had been misunderstood
and had been taken for poane man, when he had only
meant suggest daming the creek You can't make such
mistake about talk We don't leave you any chance to
misunderstood We say will sell you swell suit of fine
all wool cashmere for SO. We will sell you elegant
sed, square cut suit for $14, lined with PUUE moar We
will sell handsome plaid chevot suit for ST. gray cas
at Sc and fine hairlne cashmere at So You can
swear by 'em.
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Silver Quotation.

New York, May I4-Silver is quoted al
6IB today.
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Caused by Failing Business.

Atlanta, Ga, May I4-The Atlanta
Trust and Banking company have an
nounced the liquidation of their business.
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TODAY 5 News.
SILVER VICTORIOUS.
Ex-Congressman Mallory Elected Senator
From Florida.

Tallahassee, May I4.-Ex-Congress-
man Mallory was elected senator of
Florida on the 25th ballot today. NAL
lory is an able man, has served two terms
in the house and is staunch for silver.
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THE CITY.
A.OCAL DKEVITAE CO.

LOCAL BREW AEs.
I. d. Smith was a passenger for Iowa
points.
Conductor E. H. Smith and family
returned to St. Paul.
Twin girls at G.. w. Douehty's this
afternoon. All doing we'll.
VIM. Opperud of Canton arrived on q
visit to his niece Mrs N. Bjornestadt.
ID. d. Holdfidge, Esq, went to Irwin
on legal business and will return Thurs
'ay.
Mrs. John Fleming Of Austin arrived
(on a visit to her sister Mrs. NJ. J.
Brennan.
We cap the climax on caps. All
shapes, all prices. 25c to $3.50, Chas
Kaufman g. Broe.
j. A. Cooley Of Dell Rapids spent the
night III the city on business, returning
home this morning.
A license to marry was to-day ISSUED
to John Berther and Miss Addie White
horn, both of Badus township.
Oar underwear is "hot stuff." &c
your winter supply from Chas. Kauf
man & Bros, and save money.
Peter Rose, father of Jessie Rose o
this city, departed tor Webster City
Iowa, to spend 6s~winter with hi
daughter.
Weather report: Snow tonight
Wednesday partly cloudy with snow
flurrles in east portion. Colder with
cold wave
Invitations have been issued by tn
Knights of Pythias lodge of this city TO
q masque ball TO be given New Year
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eve. Music will be furnished by Hal
stead's operate orchestra and supper
will be served in the opera house.
Don't this weather make you think OF
an o~vercoat? Chas. kaufman Bros. sell
the kind that fit and wear, Their prices
are always the lowest.
Read carefully the holiday advertising
in this evenings issue. New advertise
ments-J. j. Fitzgerald, Grinager Bros,
Morse & Munro, G. A. Kelley.
Everybody is going to hear the famous
comedian John Dillon at the opera
house on Thursday evening, December
10TH. He always delights his audience.
The Model department of the Normal
school will celebrate Whittier Day, Dec
ember II, by appropriate exercises in the
afternoon and also make a donation for
the Children's home at Sioux Falls.
Joe Whalen of Badus was ~dieposing OF
some of the wolf pelts in town to-day
winch he has had or haLd SINGS captur.
ring six Of the critters wo/weeks ago.
Between pelts and bounty, Joe's find
brought him some money.
Call at Frank Smiths and get a box
of Corn Huskers Salve" for % cent sand
you will receive an elegant chllds rolled
gold plated necklace free, this is u grand
O. -. -rool co1va-un6 uo coll ~
W. II. Cook of Winfrea went to Mipne-
apo!is to appear az complaining witness
in the prosecution of the confidence
gang which SHIELD him up"in that city
last summer.
Elkton Record, 10: Peter Marquar,
of Madison, S. d., grand master Of the
1. o. o. F., was here Friday evening
last and entertained the members OF
Gate City lodge on that evening With 9
wholesome and helpful lecture. The
Rebekuhs served a toothsome lunch at
seasonable hour and all went merry as 6
marriage bell.
Chas, Kaufman & Bros. have just re-
oeived another case of those popular
black Irish frieze ulsters. Get ont
quick. They are going fast.
Jas. Spear, the lumbermsn of Ramona
was in town between trains to-day
From him we learn that the Ramon'
Modern Woodmen held their annua
election of officers Saturday evening
with the following result: j. A. Spear
v. c.; Duncan Ferguson, A.; d. j
O'Connell, clerk; B. R. Calvin, B.; W.. A
Pitts, escort.
Gen. Shields Post, G. A. r., held it
annual election OF officers last evening
and selected the following: H. I
Schriner, CON-; G. O. Bailey, S. V. G
John Norton, J.V. O.; s. Wooley, sui
geon; VIM. Downs, chaplain; Cha'
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j. j. FITZGERALD.

Bingham, Q. NJ; N. B. Stacy, 0. G.;
VIM. Boswell, o. D. Delegates, A.
Buntrock, G. o. Bailey; a%lternates, Geo.
Klassy, w. F. Richards.
-Brookings Press, 10: DR.. H. H.. Fru-
denfeld of Madison is in the city and
finds himself in business right from the
jump. The doctor was a student of the
Agricultural College several years 3
and during the years Of his absence he
has become an expert optlcian, having
graduated from several eastern insti-
tutes. He is now located at Madison
and is fast establishing q reputation for
tirst-class work in his line.
Regular meeting of Cyrus Chapter, r.
A. NJ. tonight, TUESDAY, December 14),
at 7:3O. Election OF officers, and other i'm
portant business. A full attendance is
requested. Companions staying in the
| city are invited to meet with us, in Ma
sonic Temple.
FRANK MCCALL1sTER, H. p.
j. Nj. PRESTON, Sec'y.
Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa, says,
l"My child is werth millions to me; yet
would have lost her by Group had l not
invested twenty-five cents in a bottle OF
One Minute Cough Cure 1t cures
coughs, colds and all throa. and lung
troubles.
FRANK SMITF.
Cascarets stimulate llve,, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or grippe
l0c.
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q DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IA. 1897.
local Time Table.
ApIsoN. SOUTH DAKOTA.


Loea1 Time Table.
Chicago. Milwaukee s. st. Pan! Haii~ay, which
took effect, sunday, December ., 1897:
TRAINS GOING EAST.
passen ger, No. 4. departs II 100 .. M.
Freight, No. 96, departs $50 9. m.
Freight, No. "a, departs $3.50 p. M.
TRAINS GOING WRIST,
Way freight, No. 81, departs t:1o PIN.
TRAINS FROM rEE EAsr.
Passenger no. l, arrives 20 y. M,
Freight, No. ga, arrives .45 p. m.
Freight No. u, arrives $50 a. m.
\ TRAINS PROM THE WET.
N Freight, No. 9S, Strives ~ 40 a. n.
4, All the above trains carry passengers; bnt
ANights only when passengers ere provided with
~Sii.sets.
Passenger :rsi1s going ese: make connection
At Egan for ell points south.
MADIaoE l. BRISTOL LINE.
NOS. 2)l and a0a run Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS, only, leaving Madison north at4:lop p.
Nos. A3 and at run Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, only, leaving Madison. north, at
II a. m; arriving at Madison at 1856 a. m.
F.J HOLMES. Local Agent.
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When bilious or cCstlve eat a Cascaret
candy cathar:ic. cure guaranteed, 1Oc. o5c
New Dressmaking Pariors.

we wish to announce to the ladies of
Madison and vicinity that We have
opened new dressmakirg parlors next
door north OF Miss Grinager's millinery
store, where we will do cutting and fit.
ting. also plain and fancy sewing OF all
kinds. Prices reasonable. A share OF
/ your patronage is solicited.
MISSES DIXnN & MALL.
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Fedora ton Of Labor Meeting.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. l4.-Nearly
all the delegates to the convention OF
the American Federation Of Labor have
arrived. The attendance is not expect.
ed to be exceedingly large. but there
will be a full representation.
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senator Hanna Recovered.

2: New YORK, Dec. IA. Senator Mark
Hanna, it was said at the Waldorf.
Astoria hotel, has recovered from the
illness from which he had been suffer-
ing for several days.
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"A LETTER FROM
/ SANTA CLAUS."
aFRANK SMITH,
I DEAR SIR: ?
I wish to inform you
dthat I shall be in Madison very soon. I
2 Kindly let all the little boys and girls !
lknow that I am on my way. I did in
tend to receive all my old friends in the 7
court house square-but as it is too cold
zout in South Dakota I wrote my friends
the little Brownies-for a, nice warm !
; house--and the dear little chaps sent me
zword--on a ray of sunshine-that you
5 have built q large and roomy store *
pressly for my use-and / know that it
zwill be nice and warm-well lighted and
1clean-The little Brownies also inform
, me that you have any quantity Of nice
zthings--au that I shall need in the way of
1presents-By the way, Mr.. Smith, give my
regards to myfriend MIR. Frank Halstead
zwho has charge Of your jewelry depart
sment--I haven't seen him since he was
IA wee little boy--Say! Ask him where
Nthat red sled is / left him for Christmas
Away back in the '6Os-I bet you he had
kmore fun with that old bob than he has
Never had since tinkering watches-Per-
Chaps it's lost but the memory Of the rides
The had down those hills back in Wis
Hconsin will last forever.
s SANTA CLAUS.
D P. S. Now don't fail to send word to
1.-THE people that I will be waiting-and
Nthat thew will be welcomed at v0,,r
Rstore. S. @.
' Feh~mmf Lr Meeting When blnsm ,swa mr., Zoe
NASHVILLE Tenn, Dec a. Nearly jmndyc Aharnm ec mrahelIM
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Government Wheat Estimate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE agricul.
tural department has issued a crop re-
port estimating the wheat production
at $50, 900, 900 bushels.
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Bank Cashier Arrested.

AMIGO, Wis. Dec. l4.-E. B. Buck
man,, cashier of the defunct Amigo
bank, has been arrested on q charge OF
embeZZlement.
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H~ you are looking for some
thing fine, and also bar
gains in China, Glass
ware and Crockery, go to G. A.
kELLEY'S. He has one of the
finest assortments in town.
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Cascarets stimulate llve,, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or grippe.
loo.
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MISSES DIXON 4 WALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-04
NOTFS OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.

Among the passengers booked for the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosses second trip TO the por, OK
New-York is Captain Landon. of the Ninth COM
many 7th Regiment During his absence In Eu-
rope the company was under the command OF
Lieutenant Horace c. Du Val.
Colonel Appleton. in his last order, pays COM
pment TO General Emmons Clark. formerly COLO
mol of the Eth by quoting extensively from Colonel
Clark's history of the command In compliance
with the order issued by General Fitzgerald, wnch
was published in The Tribune last week. the reg.-
ment has been ordered to parade In fatigue uni
form leggins overcoats rolled and slung, and one
DAYS rstions for instruction and exercise at van
be at the armory at $50 "A. m. 49,.
The following non-commissioned officers nave
passed the Board of Examiners and received their
warrants: First Sergeant Thomas Barron, com.
many *: Sergeants J. Augustus Barnard Company
k George s brewster Company X. Corporas
Blair S. Williams. Company X; and He %.H,i.n PAR
scott has been commissioned first lieutenant. vice
A. f. White resigned. and Sergeant Henry ,, Won
l. Never has been commissioned second neu-
tenant vice J. J. White. jr., resigned The COM
missions OF the officers bear the date OF sep
tpmDer g.
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STiTEN ISLAND HiPPENINGS.

The Republican County Convention for the nom
,r,tion Of local officials will be held in Turn Hall.
stopleton on Thursday afternoon
Mrs Charles d. Freeman has offered prize for
n putting match for women at the links or the
Country club on Thursday. Among the entries Tor
the contest are Miss Jessie McNamee. Miss Mabel
Shaw Miss Florence Van Rensselaer,, the Misses
Park Mss Pollock. Mrs John X. Chadwick the
Misses Ronne Miss Isabel Bonner and MISS May
Boyd , =. h,,o
The Staten Island club has arranged TO nave
A ladies' night entertainment On the evening vi
the 10th. -, Ill, ,.,,o tho
The Kate Wheelock Whist Club VIII have me nc
first meeting OF its winter season AT the "o'ho VI
Mrs Henry T. Wallace to-day H. oo,oroca
Archbishop Corrigan has Informed the ron6t.sa-
ton Of St Rose of Lima Church. West brghto'i'
that Father Poole will remain IN the parish an,on
huge petition was presented asking MS retention
when il was announced that he was TO be removes;
The Staten Island police appeared ycstetua! III
their winter uniforms They comply ~ cseS n.y.
spect with the uniforms Of the city FORCE. IN, my
new order giving the men service STRIPES Wen. ~,
effect yesterday and the men wore thein iot ~. ~
first time Patrolman stephen McNoyi OF .me
West Brighton station appeared WIN I'VE; III 1871
months more he will be entitled to SIN having
served twenty-nlne years and one month a. y pc
iiceman lie was first appointed upon the oid Metro,
nolitan force and was on duty on staten lsianu
when the force was broken up. ana renamed on the
Richmond County force. which was then ORGANIZED
Captain William Blake. who is chief OF the de-
par,ment. and Patrolman James Ambrose also
wear five stripes.
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NENN-ROCHELLE.

4 large electric orcnestrion has been given by
col,ne, and Mrs Richard Llthers TO Trinity Epis-
cop,l church. and Is being placed in the auditorium
of Trinity Hall. \ trial concert VIII De held on
,rh,rsd,v night in connection with a silver tea, 10
he given by the women of the Choir Guild
The Rev william y. Hoyt. retired minister OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, VINO VITA Ms Ms
tinv, has been living with their daughter Mrs
~ h. Davis. at No >, Blrch-s,. died on Saturday:
Nr Hoyt was seVenty-seven years GA anu wI Wa
for MANY years stationed in Stamford, Conn. lie
Us horn in New York city and was the son OF
M"hricI p Hoyt and Nancy Barker. The funeral
NH he held Tomorrow afternoon. with service IN
the Methodist Episcopal Church ~, - T., A.,
ma prrsbvterv of Westchcstcr Will meet IN me
First PRESBYTERIAN Church to-day. The KEY Or
pantecost Of the First Presbyterian Church. ! on
kcrs. viii preach on Tuesday night and on Wednes-
f,y pipbt there will be farewell meeting 20 the
~ ~ and Mrs Hoskins. missionaries, VINO start
for Syria SATURDAY. ,, -, 800, Ga, o,,
forum in Depot Place for hyr years ana WI ,n
r,.,nerts will Include a blard-hall. baths. re-
rrention rooms and library. far Is projected
ms a means OF securing funds to make the improve
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MISS DAYS STOLEN GEMS.

ARREST OF A MAN CHARGED WITH RECEIVING
THEM-HE WILL HELP TO RECOVER THEM
Leon Rcussel. Frenchman OF No. is9 Seventh.
ave. was arraigned yesterday in Jefferson Market
Court on a charge OF receiving stolen goods ana
held by Magistrate Hedges for examination to-day.
Castlllon. former mess boy the yacht Scythan.
with having purchased from him 5000 worth OF dia-
monds, stolen from Miss Susan De Forest Day. for
500. Roussel be bought the diamonds, but did
not know they were stolen. The robbery occurred
on board the Scythian September 10, while she
lying off Whitestone. Long Island Cast!on Is
said have confessed TO the robbery las Friday lie
is in the custody Of the Whtestone authorities.
Roussel says that he pledged the diamonds with
Henri Paillusseau French sao1nkeeper at No. III
West Thrty-iiist-st for 500.
On Saturday Detectives Price and ODonohue Wis
tied the West Thrty-irst-st. place for the purpose
OF recovering the stolen diamonds. but learned that
Paillusseau had sailed the steamship La Cham
payne for France at 10 m. that day. He will be
arrested at Havre on the arrival OF the steamship
there for receiving stolen property.
Chief OF Police Hickman Of Whites.one and De.
tective James VI. Fuller OF New-York. were in court
yesterday with Castillon. who to appear against
Roussel The later has made a written confession
to the authorities here. which ~ now IN the possess
sion OF Acting Captain McClusky Of the Detective
Bureau. He declares he did not know the goods
stolen but tod Castion that he would pur-
chase them for $3.50 He is trying to aid the police
now in recovering the gems. Miss Day was nos IN
court yesterday. but Detective Fuller promised ID
have her there to-day. and Magistrate Hedges then
adjourned the hearing and held Roussel, VINO was
committed to Jefferson Market Prison.
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PEEKSKILL.

There will he "A meeting of the Board OF hnu."
ton II Drum Hill School this evening at the oi"ce
OF PRESIDENT Robert McCord.
The Cortlandt Athletic club VIII nave ooH'i's
bout at it's clubroom this evening. There VIII De
contests. ,,,. 1, >ro.or rroei
Henry r. Daln with DIR. Periey H. Mason pres 81
dcn, ~ the BOARD of Water Commissioners. rs MS
guest started on Saturday for Saginaw Mich
where they will join hunting party or VIEW o "iio
wii 90 TO Dakota and the Bad Lands Tor a nlViitn
or six weeks OF hunting. Nj pain is %
In tho company Of men which owns the pllNd1'
car IN which thev will travel In previous years
his guests have been John i. Halsted ana henry
The Circuit Court will open ut White Pialns ms ms
morning and the calendar; unusually Iarstm ~,
cnses-coutains many Pcekskill cases. Among mem
mr.. Damon & Poets. Of New-l ork agt. NIiilaii
II Erown OF 'The Peekskill Blade Jane Clarks;
cxocutrix of James clark, against the town OF
cor,iondt for $4,000 damages; the People agi'
George H. Lent: the People agt John mas; , ~.
bnmina Delaney against The town or Cortlandt lot
so@o damages: Jeremiah J. Dorsey Of TINS VII VII
lagc agt cx-Chief OF Police Jesse Nickersoh. am
he people agt Frank Bennett Justice heoBh
will preside at the term