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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
DEATHS.
DEA l1S,
EE ME-An Dnunna LION Ii lSQr

FRAME-On DrCombe IL, 1897, Harry A,
son of George W. and Emma NJ Frame.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from the residence of his
parents, Cussart, Pa, on Wednesday,, Dec.
Is, to leave the house at . O'Clock. Services
at the house Carriages will meet trains
at Chadl's Ford and Brookiield,
RONO-On December II, 1897, Katie e.
Eono, aged rs years
Relatives aud friends arc invited to at.
tend tho funeral on Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock, from the residence of her hus.
band, Chnr.cs Rono, No SOL Bennett street
Services NJ tho house lnterment at River.
Wow Cemetery.
RhYNOLD$-In this city, on December
IL, 1887 sarah a. Reynolds, aged ~
years
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited TO attend the funeral on Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock, from the residence
Of jaime, h. Bradford No. 1903 West Fifth
street lE'Yrmrnt at Wilmington and
B.anuywiLe Cemetery.
SMITH-ll this city, on December 10, 1897
Margaret j. smith, aged 40 years
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funerR! from tho residence Of her
husband. Henry Il Smith, No. 1903 Mary
land avenue, on "Wednesday afternoon,
December Is, at 80 o'clock. Intcrmcnt
at RivCrvitw Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
ALLEGED ATTEMPTED BRIBERY.
A Kentucky Judge Insists Upon the
Charges Being Investigated.

A Kentucky Judge Insists Upon the
Charges Being Investigated.
Paris, KY, Dec. 14.-Great excite
ment was caused here last night when
Hon. L. NJ. Dickson. attorney for de-
PENDANT in the case Of the Thomas
Woodford will case. asked Judge James
i. Cantrll to discontinue the trial until
an investigation could be held, as he
had information that there had been an
effort to bride members of the jury.
The judge sent the jury out, put Mr..
Dickson under oath and asked him the
source of his information Dickson
stated he was in honor bound not to
divulge the name of his informant.
The court threatened imprisonment,
and the attorney stated that w. r.
Thomas. son of Senator elect ]. NJ
Thomas, had told him that Hon. John
T. Hinton, member of the legislature.
and J. Hale Woodford, one of the
benefiCaries of the will and promi-
nent farmer and turfman, were charged
with attempting bribery. The court
issued rule against Hinton. Woodford
and Thomas, returnable today. The
estate involved is estimated at 5000. 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
Mr.. ANDERS0N'S DEATH.
A Highly Respected Resident-Served Ia
the rlccomb Family For Thirty 4,
Years,

Tbs death Of Thomas Anderson removes
from this community one of the most
highly respected and prominent colored
men Of the city
Mr. Anderson was OF years Of age. His
death was due to general debility, which
allment had confined hun to his home, No.
lOl East Eleventh street, for about two
months He was born In Virginia and
when young man entered Washington
hotel as porter.
While IN that position he met the late
Col. Horny A. MoComb who thirty years
ago took a liking to the young man and
brought him to this city and installed him
as coachlnan In tho family. Mr. Andor- :
son proved himself worthy of the honor
conferred by pleasing his employers to
such an extent that they never lot him
leave, they looking after him until tn Q
time of his death and employing him until
he was unable to work Mr.. Anderson
was honest and conscientious, which ser,>
vice Indicates
Mr. Anderson was also one Of the first
Baptists of tho city. About FL years ago,
seeing the need of church for those Of
like belief he and his wife, Annie NJ.
called u meeting at their Eleventh street
home at which Shiloh Baptist Church was
organized. From that day until the time
of his death Mr.. Anderson worked zeal
Ou,ly for his church. He was earnest In
his Christianity, and his death was the
mere passing Of life into world where
greater and brighter opportunities awaiu.
MIR. Anderson was also a Mason, which
organization will have charge OF the
funeral on Thursday, The body will re.
mail at the home until O'Clock, at 2 o..
clock, service will be conducted at Shiloh
Baptist Church by Rev. B. T. Moore, and
1t Is probable that the funeral will be ons
of the largest Or. Moore has ever conduct.
ed
Burnside Anderson, one of Wl!mington's
most highly respected colored citizens and
Mrs. Annie NJ. Anderson, his mother, are
the only survivors OF the deceased.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
CHlNAMEN ARRESTED.
Charged With Having No Right to Remain
In the United States.

The population Of Wilmington will be
deceased by the United States Govern
ment causing number Of Cinnamon to
to DO returned to the land Of Ii Hung
Chang.
Inspector Ross s Pennington, of Balti.
msre, arrived here to.daysand all the places
of the Chinese were visited. The object Of
the crusade was to find all the Chinese In
the city, who were here without certificates
Of registration.
Since the passage Of the Chinese exclu-
sion act large numbers of Cinnamon have
come across the border The Government
began hunt for the men and have found
good number Of them scattered through
the States.
Mr. Pennington accompanied by Deputy
Marshal Clark and Deputy Collector OF
Port Ayars visited ten places this morn.
ing and found four Cinnamon without GER
tiflcates OF registration.
They were assistants ct other China
mems laundries, They were aiken to tho
Federal building and will be given hear.
Ing this afternoon before United States
Commissioner Smith. It. becomes their
duty to produce the certificates or else to
abide by the exclusion act and DO sent
back to China.
The other Cinnamon in Wilmington
will be visited this afternoon by Mr., Pen.
nington and it Is likely that more men
Will be ARE sted,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ENTERTAINED.

About twenty-five members Of santa
Maria Council, Knights of Columbus, Of
this city, last night paid IL fratcrnal visit
to Washington Council mt Washington,
and assisted in installing several new can.
dida!es. The Wilmington KnisAts had
special car over t"e Il. a. .. Railroad,
leaving tho Delaware Avenue Station
about o'clock. Some Of the Whining.
tonians returned late last night and tho
Others will come home to-day, They were
accompanied by the great Santa Maria
choir.
Among those in the party were Peter j.
Ford, James Megary, George O'Conuor,
Herman G0ssen, Mark Mckenna, James
McHugh, James NJ. Malluy, Jr,, Father
Hugo, MIR. Coogan, James NJ Maloy, Jr,
Fathcl Magill DR.. John G. Fancy Lewis
Held, John A. Lengel, William j. Gibbons
John A. Mahoney, Mr.. Doughgrty, p. Blair
Pie, Francis J. McNuIty, Martin Il FAIRY,
M. d. Murphy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
LINGo's LATEST ORDEAL,
Held In Heavy Bail on Charges of
Abduction and Forgery,

Abduction and Forgery.
Camden, N. j., Dec. 14.-FrancIs
Lingo was yesterday committed to Jail
in default Of $4,000 bail to answer to
the charges of tampering with the
mail, using the mail with malicious in
tent, abduction and forgery. Over
whelming evidence was brought to bear
against him before United States Com
missioner Morgan.
Lingo is accused of attempting to
carry out some dark scheme In regard
TO Miss Catharine Vassar Berry. late
of Athens, Ala. but now Of 20i4 North
Twelfth street. Philadelphia. Miss Ber-
ry some time ago inserted an advertise
ment asking for a position as lady's
companion or governess and received
letters purporting to come from Mrs.
Mabel Cooper. of Merchantville, N j.,
offering her the much desired situation.
which she answered. Several letters
passed between them. and these letters
were delivered to Lingo on an order
signed Mrs. Mabel Cooper 1t is now
considered certain that Lingo was the
author of the letters, as there Is no
Mrs. Mabel Cooper in Merchantvile
There is great indignation against
Lingo, and threats of lynching are
freely made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

Amidst flowers and plants, tho Della
ware Saengerbund gave its bali last night
about four hundred pcopio being present.
none hundred PEE plo took part in tho
grand march, which was led by Arthur
Helmet and Miss Amelia Sell. followed by
Mr.. and Mrs. +. DELI, Mr.. and Mrs. IL, j.
Stoeckle, V. Ullman and Mrs. Louisa
Graham Mr.. and Mrs Fred hleitz Peter
Elmer and Mrs Charles Yet "r, Chsrlc5
Fredericks and Miss L. Mnier john Nam
Ter and Miss Louisa Btmberser, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Sell ami others.
A, Heirel was master Of ceremonies,
George kloitz and Carl A Ycugor, floor
managers; Gustayc Lnnse, Bernard Kleitz
A. Heinel, Charles Yetter, b. liohlleld,
j. P. Il. Fueliel ami Colonel NJ. Wagner,
committee Of arrangements.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
N I-SEE.

The Wonderland Theatre managemen5
this week offers another strong bill Of
vaudeville attractions which deserves
abundant patronage This mutual per-
furmanCe WAS given yesterday afternoon
bet ore II large and thoroughly Interested
audience largely composed OF ladies' he
three WrIghU SIS, cra are tho stars of tho
week. They appear in songs and dances
which together withtheir charming faces
ami pretty costumes make II pleasing act.
A SklJ entitled "a Brave Coon charac.
terlzed by members Of the company is
amusing. Other members of the program
art Fred Mortimer and Miss Jewell Darrell
III an entirely new conception "Zeb ana
Betty Steve Jennings, the western vau-
Il Nlller. Ihe entire performance is clean
ami particularly attractive TO women and
children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

or having cold when DR., j, Smms'
White Pulmonlc Balsam Is aroundG 1t ls
Il sure cure for coughs, sore throat, bronchi-
It's whooping cough, blood splitting, sore.
ness In the breast, hoarseness, asthma and
In pulmonary consumption. We would
like to sega case Of the grippe that we
could not'cure with this great preparation.
Read what Edward II. Gallagher of 70i
French street has to say; II suffered with
soreness Of the throat and lungs for three
years and found no reliefuntil | used DR..
II oimms White Pulmonic Balsam and
tn.ee bottles cured mo For sale at COG
klng SLreet % CtnIS and 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
A FAKE NAILED.
Chief Dolan Denies the Truth Of a Story
Published Yesterday.

The following article appeared In the
Evening journal yesterday:
IL Is generally known to the public, and
especially to the heads OF the Police De
partment. that several saloon keepers have
been breaking the law by allowing persons
to enter their places of business for the pur.
pose of buying spirituous. liquors on Sun.
day. Complaints have been filed at the
police station against the violators and
these have been warned 10 desist by Chief
Dolcn, who is determined to break up the
practice.
Several OF the Sunday violators were
arraigncd in the chiefs Office this morn
Ing and were ordered to close their doors
on Sunday or be arraigned In the City
Court with the probable loss of their
license. II the orders OF the chief arc not
adhered to, Wholesale raids and arrests are
to be made.
When Chief Dolan was seen by RE.
PUBLICAN reporter this morning In refer.
ence to the above article he said: 81 am
surprised that such an uncalled for article
appeared In u paper.
There Is not a particle OF truth In II. l
did not see saloon keeper yesterday, In
company with alr, Cahooa spent tho day
behind closed doors prep airing the evidence
for the hearing in the Dolly Taylor caie
last night. The reporter Of the Journal
had been at the door but could not get
into my Office The article is likely to
ml,lead some one therefore | will feel
Obliged to the REPUBLICAN 10 deny the
article mentioned above.
Princess Lamps
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
WIN. APPLEBY'S FUNERAL
A Leading Chester rlan Laid at Rest In
the Rural Cemetery

The funeral of william Appleby took
place yesterday morning and the body was
borne to its last resting place In tho fam
lily lot ut Chester Rural Cemetery. Ser.
vices were held at the late home Of the de.
ceased, 10 East Fifth street, at II o'clock,
by the Rev. +. NJ. Taltt, rector of St.
Pauls Protestan, Episcopal Church, as.
sisted by the rector emeritus, the Row,
Henry Brown, for many years friend Of
the family, who knew the deceased in
timutely.
An hour before the time fixed for the
services friends visitor the house and view
ed for the last time The pale face of the
dead His form r6posed IN n rich mahog
any basket and the departed bunker look.
ed rs though in calm sleeu The only
emblem OF floral character was pair OF
palms, tied with ribbon and laid at the
foot Of The casket.
The assemb!age that gathered to do
honor to the departed was composed
largely OF the business community and In
the company were bankers, manufaC-
turers, merchants and many professional
men from all parts Of the county.
At the conclusion of the solemn and i'm.
pressive services Of the Protestant Episco,
pal church, the casket was borne TO the
waiting hearse by the pa!l-bearers,
Messrs John b Roach, j. Frank Black,
George NJ Bunting, S H. Seeds, Richard
Wethcrill, II. b. Black lntcrmcut was
private.
Mr.. Appleby formerly resided tn Bran
DIVINE hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
EVENING PARTYs

A very pleasant party vas given at the
residence Of Mr.. j. II. v PlAtI, christina
Del. Among those present. were: MIR
ind Mrs. J. Platt, MI. and Mr.. Meade
and Miss Kemmie Misses Emma Grvosc,
May Armstrong, Brr, ha Whi.tcn, penrl
Appleby, Susie Appleby, Rosa Maxwell,
May Wier, Anna Plat, Emma Powell,
Marion Powell, Louise WebDer, Katie
Moody, Hattie Powell. Me,srs, Harry
Tomlin, David Whitten. Joseph Webber,
Buford Plat, Ava Currinder, Jesse and
George Remmey, Samuel Moody, Frank
Moody, Reece Moody, George Vincent,
Oliver Appieby, David Applcby, Harvey
Armstrong, Arthur Weber, Edward and
George Platt The evening was spent in
social games and music after which re-
freshmcnts were served in abundance, At
an early hour in the morning, the com.
Pany dispersed, wishing many returns OF
the pleasant event.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

Miss Lonah Smith has returned to her
home at Townsend
Miss virmadalo KrucScn has returned
home after I! visit to Still Pond, Md
Miss Blanche Armstrong is entertaining
Miss Maud Smith, of MiddetoWn
Mrs Sarah George of this city is visiting
Mrs. n. L. Howell Of Camden.
Miss Mary Martin who has been wishing
In Amsterdam, n. Y, has returned home.
Miss Lulu Elliott and Miss Grace Hargis
spent yesterday in Philadelphia.
Harry Hart, Of Townsend, spent Satur-
dBy with friends here.
Miss Florence Kirby, of Boston, is visit
Ing Mrs. Albert Kirby
Harvey Riggin, of Altoona, visited vii.
mirgton friends on Sunday
Joseph Pritchard and brothers, Elmer
and Clarence have returned to Townsend
after pleasant. visit with friends here.
I. Calvin Swayne has returned home
from South Carolina where he has been
cunning.
Mrs James Bost!c and daughter, Mrs.
W. A. Austin, of Laurel, have ben visit
ing in this city.
William Sherman, Of tho William Penn
Fire Company, of Iiadonilell, n. j., is
the guest Of the Water Witch Company.
Rev. Mr. Jones Of Virginia, is visiting
his brother-in-law, i. ID. l4ns Mitchell
Arthur Lindcrcr is 3"v,,r4 Of age today
and his many friends arc extending their
cong atulatiOns.
Jol ID ~teptoe. of Rockford was Ito
guest Of Miss NrilIo VI Lucy, Of West
Chester on sunday.
Miss May CanlIs. Of this city has hnon
y!si'jns Miss Martha Inll"y i'll West
Chester.
Misses Margaret and Christine D5nahu1
will leave for their home in G1lrln, Md
whore they will spend The Chris mas huli.
days
An enfortainm"nt will DO gyvon ly Al.
herr :, J.. lloEct on December 3th, in
III New Century Club drawing rooms,
for the benefit Of the llomcoprt hic Hos.
pital.
In Albert lea. biinn, on Nuycmhr q,
1884, robert T. Novel; of WiiminIun
Del, and Mrs. Johanna MuruWll, If
"U+"r, Mimi, were married in the NJ T.
parsonage, by the Raw, i. y. Jnsc1Iyn
Harry Showaltnr and Ciar,nce Vernon
of KcokuIi Tribe OF Rel Men IF this CITY
wCnttn i}rIlgetuu, \. j. this uftcrnuu ia
attend the tenth anniversary rErrcl.n3 and
banVu't Of AhwahurtN IrIhr, No " If
that eng, Tho Wilmington Rcl Men W.ll
return home tO-IHurruw.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy
preceded by rniu, and rather cooler Some-
what simiIar conditions will probably pre-.
vail Oh Thursday.
The Thermometer at W, G. Taylurs
drug store, 81! King street, registered to.
day as follows.
io'ciock 10 O'Clock 2oclock
II As 40
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
SOLDIERS DRILL AND DANCE.

Companies A and X, Delaware National
Guard, held II battalion drill at tho
Armory. Twelfth and Orange streets, last
night. The companies were commanded
by Captains II. B Garter and Elwuod
Rutan, respectively. After the drill an
informal dance was held, which was par
tlcipatcl in by tho following ladies: Miss
Eva Blackstone Miss Matte LimpiuIh.
Miss Ollie Buclim;lstc> Miss Mamie A t.
kins, Miss Helen Iatman, Miss FlvrtnGo
Taylor, Miss Elmira Bates, Miss Alice
Frances, Miss Josie Allen, Miss Marie
Pennock, Miss Belle L1omis.
These drills and dances will DO one of
the features Of the winters enjoyment,
and will DO given about once mouth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

ar. Simms' vegetable liver pills are very
easy to take, very easy and painless TO
operate; perfectly Curabie in liver com.
plant, kidney troubles, dyspepsia, head.
ache, etc only pills TO use with our
White Pulmonc Balsim blood purifier
and anti.dyspepsia powders. Depot, 5o5
King street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

This is great closing-out casl,
purchase from the stock of a
prominent manufacturing firm who
are closing out their business.
Goods are all new, we'll made,
styli@h up.tc- date garments - will
be sold at about onc-hai or one.
third off regular prices
So to IS garments for S,.75.
S. to $40 garments for S..
$40 to SI4 garments Tor So.
SIS to SIS garments for $3.50.
This is great snap for every
person who wants new stylish
outer garment at a tract on of its
worth. What better or more &C
ceptable as Christmas gift than a
nice Jacket or Cape1
All Christendom is now search
ing tor something to give away.
Your money goes farthest where
it can have its greatest purchasing
power This store stands ready to
demonstrate to you that your glft-
giving money can be spent here to
the very best alvanta e.
Only a few days more, bit in
those few days every dollars
worth of Christmas Merchandise
must hangc hands. We've priced
it with that end in view.
Tor the thronss OF Handkerchief
buyers we have won lerful values
at S, &c, l2Ii, 25 and so CENTS. an
imme St assor mcnt.
Our Umbrella stock is very at.
tractlve. We start onr Umbrellas
at SO ccnlS-We can give YOU mo t
any grade or prlcc Ii, to alb ut 81.
What pretty handles; what spl2n-
dld qualtes-make and finish the
best.
y hat beautiful dolls, from Ioc
no to SIS each.
Games. toys, fancy articles too
numerous to mention, a, very
pretty and for very little money.
Our Christmas Linen Goods all
beautlful-Table Linens, Towels,
Napkins, Blankets and Corltorters
Did you ever see sub values
Holiday Dress FaorIcs, black
and co!ors, at prices away under
market value to-day.
1t will pay you to visit our store
bargains all the time waitin. tor
you and trading stamps as well.
You can save money by trading
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

Lived II Week with q Broken Neck.
Lancaster, Pa, Dec, I.-Frank Mil
Ter Of Mannheim. died on Saturday after
living over a week with a broken neck.
He received his injuries by being
caught beneath tree which he was
assisting to cut down.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
DOROTHY MORTON,


One of the novelties of the season Is
"Miss Brcvity Of Hong Kong" tho sue
cesssul new musical comedy by Fowler
and Wilson, In which that young prlma
donna, Dorothy Morton,is making her inh
tial appearance as a star. Miss Morton
easily stands in the front rank. Her great
triumphs in the leaing soprano roles In
The Fencing Master" with tho Whitney
Opera Company; with flank Daniels In
1.-The Wizard of the Nile" and in Angus
tin Daly's production of 1.-The Geisha," arc
matters Of theatrical record. Miss Nor.
Ton S new comedy is n rush of laughter,
fun and music from beginning to end. a
par icularly strong feature. as would ha-
luraily be expected, is tho music. The
supporting compHny has been carefully
chosen by Miss Morton herself and tho
names in themselves arc II guarantee of
clever people and equally clever work.
The PRINCIPAL members are j. T.. Mac
Sweeney, Paul X Everton, Edwin Wat.
ter, Charles Rowan, Edward Gr"h and
tho Mls5e- kpte Dale, Helen Francis,
Julia Hauehet and LtIlian Harper Nam
ager BayllS. ct the Opera House. has So
cured this excellent attraction for this
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

Hugh O'Hara n brother Of officer join
J. o Hara died this morning ut his home
M SID kirkwOod street. lie was wall
known morocco dresser and was u member
of Division No 1, A. o II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
u contracted n heavy cold frcm expos
Grand Opcninp,

Grand opening ut John w. Wugner's,
No. ~ Fuu th street. all day Md 10
nj mt He Will have an o.cncstra in at.
tendance and supper will be served to all
Mn'"aIl. II us iIicuds are invited He
h, thoroughly renovated and painted his
sale thereby making Il one OF tho most
ATTRACTIVE la the rity
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

One Of John A. Lengels beer wagons
upset this morning at Eleventh and tho
Railroad One Of the shafts Of the wagon
WAS broken
A team belonging to Charles Bern n
ran away from Twelfth ard Claym
streets this mnlning. /. was stopped at
Eleventh and Thatcher streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
HARRY S. LAlRD.TO MARRY

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b Weber, Of LOWS.
town, Pa, have issued invitations for the
wedding Of their daughter, Miss Bessie
Weber, to Harry SneIden Laird formerly
of this city, but now Of Lcwistown. Pm
George White Of this city, will BIZ the bost
man. Many Wilmington people Will at
tend the wedding.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
The Railroad Bridge.

The dcrricks have been received and il
was the Intention Of tic contractors To
place the hvd.Gn over fourteenth street IN
position Oh Sunuay next,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
Hanover Schools Anniversary.

Hanover Presbyterian sabbath School
WA cal sbrato its cigAty-thlrl anniversary
lhur'iay evening and an enjoyable pro.
Rrhm las been prepared for the occasion.
Il addition to singing and recitatiOns there
VIII he several addresses by prominent
men.