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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
BOWDOIN ALUMNI AT THE SAVOY.
THE ANNUAL DINNER FOLLOWED BY
SPEECHMAKING-PRE
HYDE'S ADDRESS


HYDEs ADDRESS.
About thirty members of the Bowdoin Alumni AS
ISOLATION of NewYork City and its vicinity met
Their twenty-seventh annual dinner at the Hotel
Savoy last evening. 1t was preceded by business
meeting. at which the officers for this year were
elected resolution In memory Of Dr. Frank w.
ring the well-known specialist. and an aumnus OF
Bowdoin. who died last summer. presented.
Ihe guests sat down to dinner at tables arranged
on three sides of square and gayly decorated
with green's and ferns. John II. Goodenow. 90
who had just been reelected president of the club
presided at the head table with President Hyde Of
the college. at his right hand He referred to the
proud history Of Bowdoin In his opening remarks
and assured his hearers that her prospects were
never so nattering as now.
President William De Witt Hyde was then intro
duced, and met cordial reception THE college is
In the line Of progress. 1t has BEEN" said
he. I'VE have more than doubled numbers in
the last ten years. We make it policy to keep
no student who does not reach a required standard
OF industry and character" President Hyde said
that the style of X-ray tube admittedly the best
had been produced In the Bowdon Laboratory and
that new and admirable style of disinfectant had
been recently put in use there In conclusion he
appealed for funds for new library building which
could be erected for $4,000.
Minister Francis W: Hatch. of Hawaii. then
made few remarks. IN which he referred to the
Hawaiian question and bespoke for 1t an unbiased
Hawthorne. A. S. Ridley ii. F. Gunnison, G. II.
J. G"riis G. Asr pH p " Simmons VIVA" + r.
Upton. DR., F.; II; Dillingham;, c. W, Morse. f. B.
Letters OF regret were read from Chief Justice
s E%er speaker Rssd and william Frye Be
Interpretations. William J. Curtis. A. F. Libby.
Dr. " B. cha, chase, g F. Moulton and General J.
g Sox
w. A. Tenney. F. H. Cothren and W. W. Hubbard
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK WEDNESDAY. JAN. g. 1897.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Manitoba ti}rl. Grinth. London, December "a
with m and II cabin passengers to the York
Shipping Arrived at the Bar at 545 u m
OLDHAM Dutch, Roggeveen. Rotterdam Decem-
Der 90 with mdse cabin and rs passenger TO
Netherlands American Steam Navigation Company. Ar
rived the BAR at noon. .
steamer Stuttgart Ger Kohlenteck. Bremen December
o. with mdse and ~ passengers to Oerchs
Co Arrived "A the Bar at II ~
Steamer Stella Uier) Sonderhof. Hamburg December
10 with mdse and al steeragc passengers to Hamburg
American Line. Arrived at the Bart % a m,
Steamer kentgern hir,. Batavia September 90 Soura-
bermuda December - and Delaware Nrrakwater
January with to order vessel to Peter Wright
Son Arrieyd at the Bar at
steamer A:vena Or Dow 60 Genaves December Is
-. Livingston - Porto harros * Savanna 30
Kingston 81. with mdse and cabin passengers TO
Pim Forwood Kellock. Arrived at the bar al II 20
q IN.
steamer Cherokee. rroetor Cape Hayu December 90
st Marc -. Miragcane 20 Petit Goave 20 Jereme 30
Gonaiyes and Inssua January !. with mdse william
Clyde Co. Arrived at the Bar S:55 a m.
Steamer Athos tBr). Owen. Kingston December 20
savanilia ~. Cartagena ~ and Port Limon ~. with
mdse and passengers TO PIN. Forwood 4 Kellock.
Arrived the Ilar nj 100
steamer Trinidad ohr. Fraser. Hamilton: nermuda
January t. with mdsc and - passengers TO A Outer
bridge Go. Arrived q! the Bar at an 40
Jason Cr) Fraser. Montego Bay December ~.
st AIMS bay and Port Maria 20; Kinsston 3d. with mdss
20 Kerr Co. Arrived at the Bar at S;t a M
Steamer orzaba. Downs. Vera Crus December a. Tug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
ELMSFORD.

At the meeting Of the members OF the hnohwooo
Country Club held at the home Of Natnaniei T..
Revival. Madison-ave. and Thirty-ninth-st New
York City. on Monday evening. 1t was decided 10
nurchese the club property from Augustus T. Gil
;anaar the owner The property lies between here
and White Plains and has already been described
IN The Tribune The price TO be paid Is s'oVo'
900 900 10 be in cash. and the balance, soo@ 10 re-
main AS n mortgage for ten years al per cent
~ was also voted TO issue 800 bonds OF the par
value OF 500 each, redeemabe In ten years 70 ne
4 nor cent interest and TO be secured by second
mortgage The members will form stock com m
ns Shich will be Incorporated under the name
~ he TX HOLLYWOOD Company" Three hundred or
the bonds are be sold 70 the members a, once
erty and $4,000 expended for an ADDITION 10 me
clubhouse The golf links will also be improved, as
~ members are anxious have the open ana
ON ana ie,,r cha mpionshps OF 1897 decided here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
liner G BROOKS SELL A PLAY.
THE ACTIVE WORK OF THE FIRM PRAC-
TICALLY ENDED-MR MINER WANTS
TO RETIRE

TO RETIRE
The firm Of Miner e. Brooks once the Miner
Brooks Syndicate or the American Theatrical
Syndicate seems to be practically dissolved. as far
AS active work Is concerned Only few days ago
the announcement was made that the management
of the Holland Brothers, now playing at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre, had been transferred to John F.
Harley. and yesterday the firm sold all Its rights
and title in Lost. Strayed Stolen" to Max
BIeman
The American Theatrical Syndicate started out
a year ago last summer with glorious announce
ments II was said that the syndicate was to nave
almost unlimited capital from theatrical point Of
view that 1t was to the finest plays and
operas ard that 1t to engage the best actors
and generally conduct the play business on NTH
erto unheard of scale 1t soon appeared however,
that the syndicate did not mean to attempt quite
all that It's injudcious admirers had so tnougnt-
fully planned out for II.
This the syndicate. according to official
information was to manage Lost, Strayed or
Stolen" a musical farce by Cheever Goodwin and
Woolson Morse; the tour Of the Holland Brothers,
a starring tour of Burr Mcintosh and new play
called Flower Moyne." A company was engaged
for Flower Moyne' and dismissed before the
play was produced. and the tour of Mr.. Mcintosh
was given up by the syndicate. Lost, Strayed or
Stolen" was produced In Chicago and then brought
to New-Yo rk where 1t had good run at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre The Hollands began their tour
and will he under the direction of Miner q Brooks
TIL February l. when Mr. Harley will take charge
The company playing Lost. Strayed or Stolen
thus the last active interest that the firm had
TO dispose of. Mr. Bleiman buys 1t. with all that
belongs It. for $4,000. He says that he repre-
sents syndicate. but he does not tell who com
pose it, and. as he pays the money. Miner & Brooks
do not ask. He will take charge of the company
on Monday Mr.. Beiman is connected with the
management Of the Herald Square Theatre, and he
is the owner Of THE Heart OF Maryland"
Ii Is understood that Henry c. Miner has been
anxious for some time to dispose of his theatrical
interests and retire from MANAGEMENT. He said
last night that he was willing to dispose OF the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, II he could do on suita-
BILE terms He said that the firm Of Miner <
Brooks was not absolutely dissolved. IL still
owned Flower Moyne' and two other
plays, but that II would not produce any OF them
TIL next season. II at all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Chamber OF Commerce annual meeting 1870 p. m.
Greater New-York Charter hearing. City Hall.
Trial of Police Captain Chapman before Police
Board.
Cid Guard reception. Metropolitan Opera House.
German Liederkranz concert, Carnegie Hall
p. IN.
John A. Dix Post No i35. G. A. r., annual In
staaton and reception. Tuxedo Hail. evening
John Brisben Walker before Ora wing room Club,
Waldorf Hotel. $50 p. m.
Democratic League of Kings County celebrate
Of Jackson Day. No. 1888 Pierrepont-s Brooklyn at
p. m
Cercle Francais de Harmonic dinner, No. "a
West Twenty-sxth-st.. p. m.
Academy OF Medicine, No II West Forty-third-
ST., p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
JOHN ZTCKLER DEAD.

John Zicklcr. formerly a well-known merchant
tailor In this city and member Of the Harmonic
Singing Society. died on Monday. at his home No
70 West Eighty-third-st.. from gastric troubles
He was born in Germany on February H. 1924
where he received his early education and learned
his trade as tailor He subsequently, came 10
this city and went into business In Crosby-st near
Broome-st.' In the Civil War he served as
private with Company A, n. c. ~ Y Two sons
survive him. The funeral will be held this morn
ing at his home. The burial Will he In Greenwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
Ladies' Underwear.
Second Floor.

Flannelette Underskirts,-S c al =
loped Edge, GOred Bands. Cam
brio Drawers-with Deep KMmc.
Cambria Corset Conversely" Neck
VI 25 Gents Each.
Cambria Underskirts-tri m m G q
with Valenciennes or Point ne
Paris Lace. Cambria Drawers
trimmed with Embroidery, Valen-
ciennes or Point de Paris Lace.
Muslin GOwns,-Muslin 5 skirts.
Muslin Chemise, and Cambria
Corset Covers,
so Cents Each.
Piuu6 Observation-Disclosures,
Silk Embroidered ScallOped Edge,
Black and White, Pink and White,
Blue and White.
Lawn Skirt Chemises.-trimmed
with Embroidery and Ribbon.
Cambria Corset Covers
trimmed with Maltese Lace.
Muslin and Cambria Drawers.
Muslin Skirts,--with Umbrella
Ruffle of Embroidery.
Muslin GOwns,-high or low
neck, trimmed with Embroidery,
70 Cents Each.
Dressing Sacques,-Of Pique.
Tleece-lined, Black and White,
Blue and White, Pink and White,
Roll Collar and Cuffs,-Silk Seal
lOped Edges,
1925
James MCCreery & Co.,
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
WHITE PLAINS.

Justice j. o. Dykman. Of the Supreme Court. gives
notice that there will be a special term held
at the courthouse in this village on February g. The
calendar will De made for that day. and the court
will be adjourned until the following Monday. when
II will be continued. Cases under the Mechanics
lien law must be referred. unless they be tried
in day. =.
The County Treasurer has reported TO Surrogate
Silkman that in 1896 the of s52 54 81 has been
paid into the county treasury by beneflcares OF
estates liable under the transfer tax law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
THIS DOG SHOTLD REST WE'LL.

Broadway undertaken tells an interesting story
concerning incident of his business which oc-
Cured only yesterday
This time the object of his ministration was a
dog an old and exceedingly respectable dog. who
died of old age. The owners Of the animal were
evidently much upset by the loss OF him and they
resolved to do what they could to honor his memory
and make him rest easy in his canine grave so
they ordered an elegant coffin for him. AS they
commanded so II was done The coffin was lined
with satin and 1t had a silver plate. and when
almost hidden by wealth OF blushing roses and
peaceful immortelles. Then the faithful old pet
was borne out of town to the country place of his
owners and buried with due solemniy and state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07

Sana January win mdss and II passengers to James
Steamer Old Dominion. Brakeman Richmond win mist
S' Steamer Cherokee chchester and has-
with mdse and pHsssnsss to Bsars Prnamtaco
daps via Delaware Breakwa,er. with sugar to ords'
'e Srs j. Hamer jr ,of Liverpool s. Wolfe pe%s.
rara 81 days. with sugar to czarnko" McpousaH I"
Ne SANDY 70 Hook j. Jan g. $3.50 fr
clear
CLEARED.
steamer Alamo Hix Galveston. Texas-c II Malc0
steamer Caracas. wo2drck La . Guayra Porto cnOt'
ana Curacao-Toulton. Bliss x l,allett . -
steamer spero ,>or) Lunn, Baltimore Medina
steamer sesur,nca. Hansen. Havana and Ta'nPico-
ssamsr sophie Rckmers Ger Brunst Philadelphia
fsn sausr 's yandote Davis Newport News and Nooh
steamer Rehmond Glover Newport News and Rich
Steamer We de ,FD. Jaquenaux Port sa
Prime SANCHEZ Esesslor Boyi oreans-John Wa
Sickle. ,su,,u,..,, v.,,,r, p,u,,e,ch.-J
steamer ms"ns rorrdon ,B Nore. Newport News va-'s
" pa Ssrpssan ,Br Goss st Johns FBow1nss
Archibald.
Steamers $, Loais for southampton sc S0 p. .s
Panama ,rr Bordeaux; Richmond. Newpor, News ANY
RchmOnd NSrio s snS ss Exsss
Nsm Orleans. Vtoria tI,r Norfolk Caracas. la GuayN
porto Cabrlo and Curacao; Britannia t'r) lNe'NN''
Westernland ,Belg). Antwerp
shin Tiie Starbuck. sydney, y W: .r
Iarks Gerard Tobey. Foochow and Annoy anss."
p Ma Ray Xenia Santos Dale tNor Pso'AA
Brazil.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
s,a,rer Lain Ger. Helniers from Bremen) "
=. Wnrt sstad from southampton January ~ -
steiner Nun ,hen Ger. Won So'ien. from New
arrived a. yors from NewyorS for Southampton
nassed Lizard January ,,-,.,oc.rs From, xaw York
.rsd a, southampton January o. ana p'ose"'" "
Bremen. ,-e,, Roten from, New
"a p,ysr January u. ~, ,...m-
York passssaa ,is ,l,r, .iyand from New-fok pece"
strame, Trnson passed Prawle Point Jtnuar! .. vox
Der 20 20. 6hio 1,r Page. from Hull Tor sew
,sssed Dover January IN, c.,,s .,ied from Antwerp
'Steamer British queen 'i'r' e"'''' '' $500
10, wv Wi'lkommen Ger. Schaefer sai'eu 'ro"' ~
s.ea nm ,,r New York January - ss,.,,s fs
G,ssmsr Christine dam. Larsen saiea ''o" '"
New York January o ,..x, tl.r,man from New-for6
t.,,, southampton for Antwerp January fcn
s.,.su Newcomer (ttr,. knepennauseh s""'N
.rr"n'huco for NewYork January o. <. harry fcs
steiner Ardandearg tBr. knley saiea i''"' '
New-York January ~, x.rrsls,os from New
y,rL Dece nber arrived At Opofto pecrno. W.
a,a.,n.r tloamin (ISr) Lefmord rom Nn" ,r.rnary
b. 81 Via cane Town arrived at peagoa has vorS b.
s,s ,mer y.neta Ger. Kuhlewein from w"
cember Q. arrived at stettn January Nsx.York D.
Steamer Pocahontas ttsr). Jones' rsos' "
cember Is. arrived at Malaga January =
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Now Ready for Sale.

Order through any Nswsdealsr,
buy on the Elevated Railroad news
stands, or send direct to THE
TRIBUNE..* ~ - - - -
A circular describing contents IN
detail sent free on applications =
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
,SING SING.

Edgar Cook Is acting financial clerk In Sing Sing
prison. having been appointed to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the removal Of f. p Corwin. The lat
ter lives In Nyack and his accounts are alleged
10 have been ST. $50 short Corwin is ILL., and while
he was away his books were gone over: short
age being found in the mant enance fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
country. The meeting will be held in the Union
Methodist Church. Forty-eighth-st. west Of Broad

The Fencers' Club. No 81 West Twenty second
st. will hold club handicap tournament with foils
Saturday evening at $50 o'clock. The makeup
of the teams to represent the club In competitions
will be determined by this tournament. Gold and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY.
Vessel For Line. Mails close. Vessel sails.
OF Savannah. Savannah. 800 m
Fontabelle ST Thomas Quebec. ~ 30 300
FL Monte. New Orleans Morgan...... 300 .
Yumuri Aux Cages Atlas. ........... 300 m
v de st Nazare Port Pc French. 500 10 20 a m
FRIDAY. JANUARY S.
Rio Grande brunswick. Mallory. 300
Comanche Charleston clyde. 300
Lady Furness Cape Colony. Am & AZ. 400 m 900 p
SATURDAY. JANUARY
Aurana, Liverpool. Cunard 700 m 10 90
La Normande Havre, French. 900 900 a m
Kaiser Wilhelm II. Genoa y @ Lloyd 500 m 1O0o
Oh1am Rotterdam Meth Amer 500 1000 a m
Furnessla, Glasgow. Anchor. 1000 1900
Island Christiania Thngvala ..... IL 20 m 100
Phoencia Hamburg. Hamb- Amer.... 1900 a m
Manitoba London. All Trans 900 "A m
Kingston, Atlas. 1000 a m ~ O
Avena Halifax Atlas. ............... 1900 m
Trinidad Bermuda. Quebec. 500 100 a m
Yumur Campeche AZ Cuba lO;3 IN 100 m
Portia Halifax. Red Cross. II 40 m leo
Merida Montevideo. Norton l2Oo m 200
FL sud New Orleans Morgan. 800 m
Algc nquin, Charleston. Clyde 300 m
Hudson. New Orleans. Cromwell - 300 IN
Concho Galveston Mallory ........... 800 IN
Kansas city, Savannah. Savannah. -. 300 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

Captain Francis G. Iandon entertained the Off
cers and ron commissioned officers OF the Ninth
Company eth Regime :, at the University Club. on
TUESDAY evening. The occs sion was the fifteenth
anniversary of Captain Landon's enlistment in the
I'm Regiment. and the second anniversary Of his
taxing command OF the Ninth Company. The AFFAIR
Was highly enjoyable, and Captain Landon received
the congra uations OF his fellow officers.
The annual reception of the j. Hood Wright
Memorial Hospital. One-hundred- and thrty-firs-
at and Amsterdam-ave. held yesterday after
noon from to 8 o'clock. Mrs. ]. Hood Wright made
an address of welcome, after which the annual re-
ports OF the work of the institution were read and
the officers OF the Women's Board Of Managers for
the last year reelected Then the Rev. DIR. Eaton
made address.
At the Union Week OF Prayer service. under the
auspices Of the Evangelical Alliance. addresses will
be made this evening by the Rev. Dr. A. b. Leon
ard Of New-York. and the Rev. DR.. James l..
Barton OF Boston. DR.. Leonard has travelled
through missionary lands. and will take broad
view OF missions, while DR.. Barton, who Is re-
turned missionary from Turkey. will speak on that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
Ann )uncsments.
E. e. w Winamac. f. & W.
NEW COLLAR.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 1875 Sunset Moon a 9:52 Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AM-sandy Hook 1927 Island 1854 He'll Gate O47
PM-Sandy Hook II :O5 Gov. Island IL rs He'll Gate :3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07

Mrs. Amelia f. Barr will speak to 400 homeless
men at the Bowery Mission this evening at s
o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07

no two of them will expire in the same year The
Board may appoint forty Deputy Tax Commas
slOners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07

Complete returns Of the Presiden-
tial election, with the Statistics OF the
past year, Financial, Commercial
Social, and Educational, and va
riety Of special features Of timely
interest, are supplied by THE TRB
UNE ALMANAC for I897..* y
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-28
Criminal.

Charles A. Terrence. n farmer, was
arrested on the charge Of forging scale
tickets on the city weighmaster of st.
Joseph.
John Mclaughlin. an old man, and
his two sons, aged eighteen and TWEEN
ty-one years, respectively. were caught
stealing whisky out of the Rich Hill,
MOI distillery and government store
house.
William Willard. for two years pre-
ceding July /, collector of special as
sessments for Peoria, is a defaulter in
an amount anywhere from $4,000 TO
$4,000. His bondsmen will make good
the shortage as oon as the exact
amount is determined.
At Mountain Peak, Texas, Ian
Frambe and Ed Moon were having
some words, when L. G. Odell, an in
fiuential citizen, started to act as
p~eacemaker. but was threatened by
Frambe. Odell picked up a hickory
stick and struck Frambe a blow on
the head, from the effects of which he
died.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-28

The insane asylum at Bolivia, Tenn,
is burned.
y. III. Johnson, a trammer at the
Tamarack mine, nea Calumet, Mich,
was killed by a fall of rock.
The residence of Albert Plath, on
Pleasant Hill, Marshfield. Wis, was
destroyed by fire; insurance about
$500.
Robert Graham was run over by a
Burlington train at Prairie du Chen.
10th legs were cut off and he died.
His home was at Liverpool, Eng.
st. Johns Episcopal church at Port
age, Wis, was completely destroyed
by fire. Loss, $1,000: insurance, 49,
600. 1t was built in 1854. The church
viii be rebuilt.
A Cape Town advice says the British
steamer Clangordon, 1875 tons, has
been wrecked off Umlasr. between
Natal and Delgoa bay. The passen-
gers and crew were saved.
-Four hundred emigrants on board
the Italian steamer Agordat, bound
from Genoa for Santos, Brazil, have
been poisoned by verdigris on the ves-
sells in which their food was cooked.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-28
Foreign Notes.

Russia has a seal zone thirty miles
wide around her seal islands. with
stringent regulations.
The czar has conferred patents Of
nobility upon Jean and Edouard de
Reszke, the famous operate singers.
A Buenos Ayres advice says ii is
proposed 10 declare La Plate a free
port.
The Japanese government has decid-
ed TO apply the gold standard TO the
currency of Formosa Immediately.
A London paper the chancel-
Tor Of the exchequer and the governor
of the Bank of England of taking part
in a ''bimetallic conspiracy"
The Corean legation received a cable
gram stating that the date on which
the king of Corea proclaimed himself
an emperor was Oct. 13, instead of he
18th, as previously reported.
The queen regent has confirmed Sc
nor Leon Castillo as Spanish ambassa-
dor to France. 1t was recently an
nounced that Senior Castillo had been
recalled, and that the duke of ManGas
was to replace him.
The Berlin Lokal Anzeiger says that
Count Lyof Tolstoi, the RUSSIAN au-
thor and social reformer, is suffering
from an illness which will necessi-
tate the performance Of a serious ope-
ration.
Prominent London editors declare 1t
a scandal that the first lord of the
treasury is a bimetallist. They want
midas minis kept closed, and say gold
may again be current there If the
present policy is boldly pursued"
The queen regent of Spain has con-
frmed Senior Leon Castillo as Spanish
ambassador to France. 1t was re-
Gently announced that Senior Castillo
had been recalled and that the duke
Of Mandas was to replace him.
The Italian minister Of finance has
issued a circular to the tax collectors
intended to remove the grievances
growing out Of the Objectionable sys-
tenn of assessing the income tax.
1t is rumored in Japan court circles
that Mr.. komura Jutare, vice minister
Of the japanese foreign office. will sue
coed Mr.. Hoshi as minister to the
United States upon the latter's return.
ana that Mr.. Kale Takaakire, now at
h court of st. James, will soon be re.
called.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-28
Mention.

Gov. Lon V. Stephens of Missouri
will ride n bicycle at the head of a
great bicycle parade, to be held o in
st. Louis.
Thomas Dunn English. the aged au-
thor of Ben Bolt" complains bitterly
of the treatment of the text of the lit
tie song, which has been rendered fam
Gus by ''Trilby."
Prof. Darwin. who is lecturing in
Boston. reads the greater part of his
lectures from notes, but has a happy
way of dropping into little impromptu
explanatory passages, which relieve
his n from the style of the or
binary scientific lecturer.
Miss Frances Goodwin Of New Cas-
tie, Ind. n sculptress, who recently
COMPLETED a bust of the late Schuyler
Colfax, vice president under Grant. is
in Washington, arranging for the plac-
ing of the bust in the niche In the SEN
ate chamber prepared for its recep-
ton.
John Philip Sousa, the famous COM
poser, said recently: after a contin-
Mons struggle extending over nearly a
score of years, l have finally succeed
ed in living down the title of 'profes-
sor,' which was bestowed on me as a
mark of esteem by unthinking friends
in my younger days"