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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02

It. Paui's Episcopal Church. Petersburg,
Handsomely Decorated.

PETERSEN VA, Dec. 1-Special-
ST. PauTs Episcopal church was the scene
this afternoon Al O'Clock Of a brilliant
marriage The contracting parties were
Mr. William Anderson Worth and Miss
lucia Morrison Bernard. The church was
beautifully decorated with palms and
chrv~authenunis. The officiating minis
tors were Rev. william +. Morrison.
chaplain OF the Minneapolis. stationed nj
the navy yard I'm Philadelphia. Rev. G. r.
Haines. n. d. and Rev. o. ;. Bunting.
The ushers were Niessrs II. G.. Mann
James Cuthhert Hamilton Rogers. l.. Il.
Woodard. or Wilmington. y c.; Herbert
Mann. and DR.. James Mann.
The bride entered leaning on the arm
OF her cousin Afr BERNARD Mann. who
gave her away. Her costume consisted
OF "A gown OF handsome white satin. trim
med with pearl ornaments and mouseline
ie sole. The veil was caught up by
natural orange blossoms. She carried a
boouet OF brides roses. Misses Rosa
Heath and Mary Scott in white organdie.
were the ribbon girls. The bride Is
daughter of the late Judge ID. ". Ber-
nard and a most charming young lady.
The groom Is @ son OF Mr. A. Q. Worth.
o. New York. and a member OF the firm
%, j b Worth & CO. The bride ana
groom left on the 6 o'clock train 20 visit
the parents OF the groom in New YORK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02

WASHINGTON. VA. November 70
Special-Tho Church OF the Holy Trinity
in this place was the scene oi pretty
social function on wednesday. the 9th
tho marriage Of Miss Mary Sriblng An-
dorson 10 Rev j. Howard Gibbons, former
rector OF the church. The bridesmaids
were Miss Gibbons. Miss Monett' ana
Misses Dora and Florence Anderson. The
ushers were Messrs Barlow Brown. Jonn
4. Browning. Jr. Dr. Dejarnette and
James Jett Miss Nlta Men!fec ofhciated
8s lady OF honor
The ceremony was performed al hish
noon by Rev Mr. Temple of Front Royal
The church was tastefully decorated.
the altar being banked high with white
chrysanthemums and palms and otner
rare potted plants arranged az the right
and left of the chancel The railing was a
wall of green with white flowers thrown
over IL I'm careless profusion. The large
chandelier hanging from the arch OF the
chancel. under which the bride stood was
mass Of white chrysanthemums. ana
from this ropes of gleen were gracefully
festooned 10 right and left
As the soft notes OF the wedding march
filled the little church four pretty brides
maids issued from "a side door OF the
chancel. and passing down the central
alsles. received the bride AZ the church
door The bride. preceded by her lady
Of honor and the other attendants. passed
up the aisle on the arm OF her father and
was met at the chancei Dy the groom.
She wore a pretty tailor-made gown OF
dark russet cloth. with coat and hat 20
match and carried large bunch %
Brides roses.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party drove 20 the home OF the
Misses Menefee in the village, where a
handsome lunch was served
At O'Clock the bride and groom made
their adieux. and accompanied by the
brother and sister OF the latter started
for the station. IN route for Washing
ton. H. c.. where DIS mother resides.
Miss Mary : is the eldest daughter Of
William +. Anderson. Esq. OF this place.
and her sweet disposition and gentle
modest demeanor have won her many
warm friends and admirers She Is also
a gifted musician and was always ready
and willing 10 generously contribute her
talents q. any social function.
Her friends are glad 20 learn that her
future home viii be In most charming
and cultivated community. whore her
many amiahle and attractive qualities viii
be much appreciated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02
RIOTlNG RENEWED IN PRAGUE
A Large Detachment Of Soldiers Holds
The Streets Of The CITY.
PROPERTY or GERMANS ATTACKED.
All Irane Suspended and Business Bous
es sCIosed--Troops Fire a yoIIey Into q
Crowd Which Was Attacking a Car
fridge eFsctory-Iroubiei In suburbs
There Was a re-

PRAGUE. December i.-There was re-
ncwal OF the rioting here last evening.
The windows OF the German schools. res
taurants and newspaper Offices we're
broken. The troops cleared the streets.
Many people were injured and a num-
Der OF arrests were made. During the
afternoon the riots increased. The syna-
gogue windows were smashed. as well as
the windows Of houses displaying Ger
man trade signs In several sirets.
HELD BY TROOPS.
Since o'clock this evening the streets
have been held BY twelve battaiions OF
infantry and a squadron OF Hussars.
All traffic Is suspended and tho shops
and business houses are closed.
In spite OF the military a large Czech
mob made a descent during the evening
upon the German quarter and plundered
houses and shops in several streets. The
furniture OF a well known German was
piled up in the street and set on FIRE.
When detachment OF troops attempted
TO disperse the rioters the soldiers were
greeted with showers Of stones. broken
glass and other missiles The officer in
command ordered his troops 20 prepare
to fire. but al the urgent request Of a
police official the order was not carried
out.
shortly after o'clock a mob attempt
81 20 storm "a cartridge factory az Zizh-
kow. a suburb OF Prague. on the side or
the Moldau. The troops stationed al the
factory poured a voliey into the crowd
II Is known that az least two persons were
killed outright and u g. feared that others
were killed or wounded
The same body OF rioters set fire 20 a
house az Zizhkow. but the flames were
soon oucnchcd.
I'm various other parts OF the CITY ana
suburbs windows were smashed and Ger
man sign boards demolished. II fs IN
derst0od that the mob was melted by
articles On the czech newspapers and by
false report that the German students
had oreanized an attack upon the Czech
national theatre.
REPEATED RUsHEs.
AZ late hour threatening crowds made
repeated rushes and attempts 10 storm
the German newspaper Offices. but by II
O'Clock the town was quiet and the troops
had been withdrawn except patrols al.
tho threatened points
In SnychOw. a southwest suburb OF
Prague and tfickly populated industrial
quarter az a late hour this evening the
mob attacked and plundered the Ger
man National School The rioters frc6
shots az tho nolice detachment which ar.
rived on the scene 10 disnersc them
whereupOn the con handing officer. act.
ing with great promputIde. drew his re-
volver and fired at ono of Ia, ringleaders
the bullet piercing his arm. H. then ar.
rested the man, and the result - this
energetic action was tho dispersal of Tho
mob without much further difficulty
The German gymnasium. in the Ait
steader-Ring I'm the centre % the CITY.
was plundered by mob. which was nm
ally dispersed by combinsd charge OF
soldiers and police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02

Richmond: a. r. Courtney. special
commissioner. 90 T.. Archibald Cary q %
feet on east side Fifth street between
Clay and Leigh SiIlD
same 90 vs.. e.. Wilkinson. 81 feet on
Leigh street. southeast corner Fifth, g.
.5
James Caskie and wife 20 Louisa Price
81 feet on south side Duval street. 81 feet
east OF Third. NlOo
Alice II Davenport 70 Alberta VII
Mams' trustee. interest in f0rty-lyc feet
on south side Grace street. ll5 feet east
Of Laurel S-.71o
Albert Davis 90 n. J. Daily. six Inches
on west side Pickett street 500
4. X. Leake. commissioner. % Mrs. VI.
c. Eacho, lot on Old Osborne turnpike
10 correct error
state Board Of Building Commi ssioners
TO r. T. Sutton I'D, q. IT, Sutton l-H.
and L. c. Jenkins l-2l. % feet on east side
Eleventh street between Broad and Mar
shall. St.700
Henrico: Ida NJ Morrison trustees 10
American Home Building and Loan As
sociation. lots lo T.. Is. lf j.. l6. 10. j.. u,
-. ~. -. g. -. -. = and 5o in block l.,
section g. Highland Springs Nwo.
Sands q Bryan. special commissioners.
20 Charles :. Stacy, interest in = acres,
IZ5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02

ROUGH CREEK. VA Dec. 1.-sps-
ciaL-Mr. W II. Coleman and Miss Poca
Ramsey were married to-day az the
brides homie near Rough Creek. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. John
Fisher. OF the Baptist church. After
the marriage the bridal party left for
Mr Coloman's home where a. large re-
ception was held and dancing for the
night
Mr Edward Nash and Miss Berta
Thompson were also welded on the same
day hy Rev. Mr.. Fisher ~ the residence
OF Mr T. A..Tucker After the ceremony
the newly welded couple left Tor Smith
vile. whore a reception Was held at the
home of the brother of Mr. Nash and
they viii make Smithvilie their future
home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02
Baggage ALLOWANCE Doubled.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. Dec. The latest
move in the fight Of the Scaboard Air Line
against Us competitors is shown by the
following order that was issued to-day.
N doubles the baggage allowance OF pas
sengcFs between an points on It's line The
order was as follows.
"on and after December o. 1881. and
until further notice the : 4. l.. in order
% meet the action of the competitors will
allow free three hundred pounds OF bag
gage for each passenger holding full ticket
and one hundred and fifty pounds for each
hail ticket between stations on its lines.
There VIII be no change In the free OIL
loWance In checking baggage through q
points beyond the :. 4. l."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. Especial -
IN speaking 10 "a communication from m.
CITY Engineer az the meeting Of the Cits
Council tonight in refer nee 10 the track
OF the Petersburg Electric Railway Com.
pany being in q dangerous condition, and
that the time given the company 10 max.
necessary repairs would expire on the 1871
inst. Nr. vs. y. McRae. the secretary oi
pany had lost ali the money they had ru,
into thc road and had sunk over Sf7 600
MI. Ncliae stated further that tarIee.
the president of the company would be
able 10 dispose Of the bonds Ok the road
the company would probably have to clos
operations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02
Williams Gre.

PETERSBURG VA. Dec. l-Special.-
4 pretty marriage occurred yesterday az
ternoon A. Trinity church. Dlsputanta The
parties 20 this union were Miss Susie
Bland Gee and Mr John Armistead Will
l'ams. The gshers were Mr.. Horace
Smith. Of Prince George county. and Mr.
" &. Young. of Petersburg. Miss Annie
Gee. a sister Of the bride. was maid Of
honor. and sfr. O. :. Williams. a brother
of the groom. bsst man. Rev. Mr.. Dew
berry oriciated The marriage was fol-
lowed BY a fine wedding dinner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02
rr. Nlthrnw Imnrnrlny-

A letter was received in this city YES
terday morning from Mr. r. IeGrant
W!ihrow, the son Of Mr.. Archer T..
Mlthrow. member OF the House of Dele
gates from Allegheny. Bath and High
land counties. The letter. which was dat
ed November 2sih. states that there had
been slight change in the condition or
his father that day. but that Dee was sim
very seriously an. His temperature on
that morning was i03 - degrees. while
IN Tho evening it was i03 degrees
Yesterday afternoon the following tele-
gram vas received al The Times Office
from a gentleman al Millboro:
Have just seen Mr. 4. +. Wifhr0H's
son. He states his father IS stiil quite
sick. hut improving. and hopes 10 be in
Richmond frSl of next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02
W.fRRTED From SCHOOL.
Emory and Henry student Elopes with a
Martha sshingfon Girl

BRISTOL. TENN. Dec. i.-speeial =
William r. Fulton. a son OF Judge r. ~.
Fulton. of Wise. Va. and Mss Maggie
Maiden. a pupil Of Martha Nashihstoll
We're married by Rev. \. ~. burroughs
Of Dristoi's noted Gretna Green.
Both We're under age. The groom was a
student az EmOry and Henry COLLEGE
Dr. Waterhouse president OF the eoiiste
foiiowed the counle 20 Bristol. but they
rlaverlv oyadad him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. Gus Rubin.
the giant heavyweight OF Akron. Ohio.
defeated Tut Ryan. OF Australia tonight
al the Tulane Athletic Club. In a ten
round fighf John Duffy was the referee
Rubin was the tailest and heaviest
Weighing about i5e pounds Ryan tipped
the beam az li5 pounds and like his op-
ponvnt. vaz m the best OF condition.
Rubin and Aaher will now De matched
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02
4 BIG cor COMBINATION
To Control the River Interest. From the
Nonongohels to New Orleans.

PiTTsBURG. PA. Dec The big
gest combination of river coal Interests
ever attempted. promises TO b. effected
before the New Year
The scheme. which Is stupenduous in
nature proposes tho organization Of one
company with a capitalization Of 81 900 =
W II is 70 be huge combination con-
trolling the river coal Interests from
Lock No 2. on the Monongahela river to
New Orleans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02

she was attended by her father. DR..
william X Gatewood. and was met at the
altar by the groom attended by his best
man. Mr.. J. Leland Boush. of Norfolk-
Last evening. November 9th. a Few
friends were received at the home by DR.
and Mrs. Gatsw0ol. assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kemp Gatewood. OF Mem
phis. Tenn. and Miss Mary Gafcwood.
The happy couple left on the Baltimore
boat for an extended trip North. They
will reside on their return in Norfolk, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02
col. BaRLEY's cHrLD DEAD.
His wite's Condition is crItleai--Both Had
Dfph'hcria.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Dec. l.-Special.--
Colonel Louis Bsrley's little daughter
died az late hour tonight under cir
cumstances peculiarly sad. Only a few
days ago this bright and winsome child
was taken with what proved 20 be diph-
therfs which il Prevailing here
Her mother then took the disease. and
her fathers interest 5 az Richmond re-
qulred his going down and back daily.
The little girl died very Unexpectedly
and her mothers condition has become
alarming.
Colonel Barley j. In Richmond and can
not reach here before noon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02

The following cases have been set for
trial i'm the Law and Equity Court:
December a-Jas. Netherwood W. r. NJ.
s Valentine.
December lf-Burnett vs.. Trent.
December i5-Wm. H. Scott vs.. City
Of Richmond
December l6-Baldwin Us. City OF Rich
mond. Watt Plow Co. rs same.
December i7-Morr.s vs. Jones.
The following are set FOR @ hearing in
the Circuit Court.
December 2-Pyle vs. Tiler.
December 3-Seid.gh Carriage co. vs..
NJ. c. Sutherland.
Giles b. Jackson yesterday secured A d.
vorce in this court for Henry a. White
and Martha White, coiored couple
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02

WAsHINGTON. Dec. !. -- Secretar,
sherman was confined 10 his home to-da
by a cold. IL n said that he Is oni
slightly indisposed.
CLEVELAND. o.. Dee. i-Scnato
Hanna has been suffering from a sever.
cold FOR the last few days and tO-da.
u developed into case of grippe. ana b.
was ordered ID bed by his physician. r.
Will probably be confined 10 his home 70
several days and Will n0t be able TO b
IN Washington AZ the opening % Con
rress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02

The ward delegation Of Jackson Ward
will meet al three O'Clock this after
noon al the once of Mr.. James l. smith
70 select a successor TO Mr. ". " Wake.
who hss removed TO another ward
if b. most probable that Mr. N. T. Berk
wi. o. chosen io I'd. t.e Vacancy. a.
i'ar - Henry hsskc h. re -laentiy
mentioned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. Dec. i-Fcfecast fot
Thursday.
Virginia - Fair. colder. northwesteriy
winds.
North Carolina Fair. except threaten
Ing weather en- The coast Colder In
western portions by Thursday night. IN
eastern portions. northWestsfly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02

T. J. Moore of Norfolk Is eddsd 10 Miss
trfo, p.n,fx q 1raRaof


Tff~r uarrf-y safewoo'-
WEST POINT. VA. Dec. Especial
The marriage OF Miss Ellen Harvey Gate
wood 10 Mr.. r. J. Moore. Of Norfolk Va.
was celebrated az St Johns Episcopal
church this afternoon al 90 o'clock. Rev.
Cassius Price officiating. Miss Psttie
Green, of West Point. furnishing the
music. The Ushers we're Mr.. Herbert {.
Casssu and Mr.. Turner Johnston, Of
~orfo,k Va Miss Anne Herndon Maury
~ Richmond. cousin of the bride. sas
maid OF honor.
The brides golng-aWay-gown was OF
handsome green cloth. trimmings OF black
narten fur. jetted lace vest and cut steel
buckles. Paris hat Of anrx green. with
garnii8re 0f eat jst. black tips and ecru
lace. ashes o. rOses gloves. and carried
al exquisite bouquet Of brides roses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02

Governor OFeTral has approved ths
sentence OF the court martial which nneS
First Lieutenant Abraham l.. Morton. q
Company +. First battalion Infantry. Vir
ginia Volunteers. twenty-five dollars. ans
ordering him 70 be reprlmanded IN genera
headruart9rf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02

No Formslity Attendant Upon It--Almost
Forty-tour Years.


WASHINGTON. Dec. l.-Jl stice Field E.
retirement fro n the Supreme Court of
which he gave official notice to the Pres
ident last April took place to-day.
There vas no iormality attendant upon
o. Tho Justice was not present in the
courtroom and as De- had not sat witI
the court on any day since the opening
day az The term the PROCEEDINGS die NOT
dincr in any respect from those OF or-
dlnary days.
ii Justice Feds term had continued
until next Tuesday De would have had
forty-four years of continuous service.
Under the law DE viii draw Fun salary
until his death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02
Sibyl Sanderson Married.

PARIS. Dec. Miss sibyl sanderson
the opera singer. VAS quietly married
here to-day 20 Antonio Terry
Immediately after the ceremony the,
left for Italy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02
RANGE or THERMOMETERS.

Yesterday the Thermometer ranges al
follows. A. n. a. l2 NJ. .. p. NJ. %
sP. A.. sl.sP. a., ts; 4 NJ, ~. Average
~ L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02
HOUsE OFDELEGxTEs.

Guild Of America 70 the American Guild.
The Senate adjourned at 2 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-02

(conIinued on Fifth Page.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-01-21
PLUMBERS BALL I

Local union No. F21of the United As
ISOLATION of Journeyh1en Plumbers and
Gas Filters Of the United States and
Canada gave their ninth annual con-
cert and ball in Harhgari hall last eve
ming. A large number of couples were
present and participated in the dane
ing. ut
Music was furnished by Fitzgerald s
orchestra and Professor Hare was
prompter The concert consisted of the
following: 4
March--"El Captain" ........... Sousa
Overture-"Pot Pouri''. :. Charles Gross
Selection" Mariana" ~. Wadsworth
Galop-" Electric .......F. Woleanka
The dance program contained grand
march and twenty-four numbers.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-01-21
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR UNION.

BIZ Monthly Meeting Last Evening
Addresses by Rev. Dr. Moore and
Rev. DR.. Simmons.
The bi-monthly public meeting of the
New Haven Christian Endeavor union
was held in the First Baptist church,
last evening, and although the weather
was not all that could be desired the
enthusiasm of the Endeavorers was not
at all dampened, as was shown by
the large number present The scrip
lures were read and prayer offered by
Rev. l. c. Meserve of the Davenport
church During the few moments al
lowed for business, President Thorpe
announced that arrangements were be-
ing made for grand rally in the in
terests of temperance and good citizen
ship to be held on February %.
The First Baptist society will hold the
banner for the next month, forty-five
active members of this society being
present out of an active membership OF
sixty-four. The percentage of active
members present was seventy-two. The
Davenport society will keep the banner
for the second month and bring it to the
next union meeting Seventeen active
members were present from this society
with an active membership of thirty
three, the percentage present being fif-
ty-one.
Rev. Addison Moore, the new pastor
of the First Baptist church, then gave
short address, which was followed by
a ten minutes recess.
After solo by Frank Edgar, the ad-
dress of the evening was delivered by
Rev. Ichabod Simmons of Hartford
taking for his subject Steps Upward
In the course of his remarks the speak
en- showed clearly the fact that the
foundations of character are laid early
in life. He urged the Endeavorers
present not to divorce the honors OF
life from virtue, and in the last part
of his address he laid special emphasis
on the fact that Christians, especially
young Christians, should put the same
enthusiasm into their religion that they
did in the everyday affairs Of business
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-01-21
Poli,s Wonderland rhantar.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew continue to
draw large audiences, among them be-
ing many Of our leading people who
are DESTROYS of seeing for themselves
how the Drews are succeeding artist
cally in vaudeville. The verdict of all
who have seen them during the past
three days is that they are quite as
clever as of old, and IL anything lit
tie more successful In their interpreta-
ton of comedy roles. In "a Model
Young Man" they have comedietta
which is exactly fitted to them, and
they make the most of it for the amuse-
ment of the audiences. In the vaude-
vile olio there are many fine features.
Among those who contribute to it are
G. w. Littlefleld, the Vassar quartet,
Mr.. Mcbride and Miss Goodrich, Pro-
fessor Kneizel's dogs, Mr. and Miss
Wills Polk and Rollins, and Mr. and
Miss Burrows. Next week the great
Amann.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-01-21
THE GEISHA.
A Notable Coming Attraction at the
Hyperion This Week,

hyperion ms week.
The advance sale of seats for "The
Geisha" on Friday night opened yes
terday morning with a rush and there
was heavy sale. There are still good
seats to be obtained
The success of"The Geisha" is mark
ed with every move on the stage. Mr..
Days extravaganza in scenery and
scenery and costumes found full vent
in the delightful scenery and exqui-
site costumes, which were all brought
from the land of chyrsanthemums, and
were as beautiful as that flower. The
scene painter laid on his colors as an
artist would.
Miss Haswell possesses a delightful
voice, which she manages with skill
and discretion. Her rendering of the
"Amorous Gold Fish" written in vein
of Gilbert's Tit Willow and Harry
Greenbank's tom Tit" is as follows:
A goldfish swan in a big glass bowl,
AS dear little goldfish do;
But she loved with the whole of her
heart and soul
An officer brave from the ocean wave,
And she thought that he loved her,
too.
Her small inside he daily fed
With crumbs of the best digestive
bread;
This kind of attention proves" she
said,
How exceedingly fond he, is of me-"
Chorus.
And she thought Its fit-fit-fitter,
He should love my glit-glit-glitter
Than his heart gives away
To the butterflies gay,
Or the birds that twit-twit-twitter y
OF course the little goldfish's fate
was sad and cruel one, for the other
| two verses described how pretty CIR
came along, detached the officers love
| and the fish pinned away
Until at last some careless soul
| With a smash knocked over the big
| glass bowl.
! And there on the carpet, dead and cold
Lay the poor little fish in her frock OF
gold.
Miss Virginia Earle, an amiablt
! singer and graceful dancer. scored ar
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-01-21
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN.


Elm City lodge No. 2S4 Of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Fireri1en held it's
annual grand soiree and social enter
tainment at st. Aloysius' hall last eve
ming. About five hundred were pres
ent, and the occasion was enjoyed by
ALL The music for the concert was
furnished by amateur talent, and was
of an excellent character The concert
program was:
Overture" jolly Robbers"
Solo--William Sedell.
Recitation-Charl Phillips.
Medley-"A Good Old Time"
Solo-E. P. Hedeolin.
1 Song -Dominick Mcfarland.
Galop-"Go Ahead"
A dance program Of fifteen numbers
followed.