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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
Cheap Excursion to Natural bridge
$3.50 Round Trip.

Train will leave Richmond at 1880 A. NJ
Saturday. July 23d, from James-River DI-
vision Station. foot Of Eighth street. ar
riying Natural Bridge Station at 5:22 L. NJ.
Rate from Richmond. $50 round-trip;
tickets good for five days. Special ar
rangements made with Natural Bridge
Hotel to accommodate excursionists at
rate OF Sc per day. charge of only 81 to be
made for round-trip transfer between
Natural Bridge Station and hotel, ine!ud-
ing admission to the Bridge. 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
Natures Combination.

Tasldnas Mineral Water Is offered to tae
public, equal in taste TO The celebrated
Saratoga Vischey." IL is anti-acid,
hence. it is highly recommended for all
stomach, kidney blood diseases and per-
slstent nausea, which are usually the re-
suit OF an excess OF acid in the system.
See advertisement this paper to-day.
LEWIS w. BURwELL,
Southern Agent, 900 Main street. 1
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To Richmond Lodge of Epks, No. ls

All members will please be prompt IN
their attendance on the Moonlight too
night. The Reception Committee viii re>
port at the Pocahontas at 7:30 TO cordially
welcome our guests. All members wit
please wear social session badges. Boat
leaves 8 o'clock. Il. Il. BURKE, 4
Chairman Committee Arrangements. I,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

case the spaniards keep up the practice
begun at Santiago.
It was stated to-day on the authority Of
high official that the Second Division
OF the First Corps. under General Po-
land has been designated as an expedition
for Porto Rico. and that the division
would be dispatched at as early a day as
possible.
Chief-Surgeon Hartsur stated to-day
that the health OF the army was excel
lent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
Large Consignment of Peaches.

Our market was well supplied last week
with fine South Carolina and Georgia
peaches. The crop OF this fruit I'm these
States Is unusually large. and fully ,wo-
thirds OF the consignments 20 this market
are being handled by tho large commls>
sion-house OF Hickerson & Moore. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
Eighth Annual Reunion United ConS
federate Veterans, Atiantas Gag
July 2O-23, 1SOS.


On account OF this occasion the South
ern Railway will sell tickets from all
stations on its line to Atlanta, Ca. ana
return at cent per mile In each direc-.
tion for the round-trip. Tickets on ssla
July 18th, 18th, and 18th. final limit rec
turning July 81, 1888
The rate from Richmond, Va, to Ats
lanta, Ga. and return for this occasion
will be $i0.75.
The Southern has most excellent sche-
dulles and sleeping-car service from this
section to Atlanta. consisting of It's dou-
BILE daily trains. "The Washington and
Southwestern Limited" and the United
States Fast Mall
Further information furnished by
agents Southern Railway or &. W. Vest
bury. Travelling Passenger Agent, Rlch-
mond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
OUR DEMANDS ON SPAIN.
The Madrid Understandfng-Ter
Considered Impossible.

Considered Impossible
MADRID, July II, 10 Z. M--It Is as
serted that the United States make the
following demands as conditions OF peacss
1. The possession of Cuba ana Port4'
Rico. with port I'm the Canaries.
2. An indemnity OF 94s.oOo.ooo (abcut
s2D,ON,OOW. A.
3. The retention of the Philippines as =,
guarantee of the payment of the indem~I
nifty. Al
These terms are regarded as impossiblss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
The Jefferson Hotel.

During the summer months the sener<
son will serve individual breakfast and
dinner menus for businessmen. Quickly
served and at moderate prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
BRYAN TO JOIN LEE.
His Regiment OF NebrasI<ans Order
ed to Jacksonville.

WASHINGTON. July 1l.-Willam Jen-
nings Bryan's regiment OF Nebraska In
fantry was to-day ordered to join Gene
raj Fitzhugh Lees corps at Jacksonville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
Friday Half Holiday.

The Meyer Store. corner Foushee ana
Broad, will close every Friday at II. Ne
TO give their employees half holiday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

In India, China, and Japan. DR.. siegerts
Angostura Bitters are well-known as tho
most efiicacious remedy for diarrhoea and
all diseases OF the digestive organs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
SUNDAYS SANTIAGO REPORTS.
Toral Having Declined to Surrender,
the BOmbardment Was Begun.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 1.-THE
War Department last night posted the
following official dispatches from the
army in front Of Santiago:
"Siboney, Cuba, via Haiti,
''555 p. NJ, July 10.
"Adiutant-General. Washington:
Headquarters Fifth Army Corps, July
l0.-I have just received a letter from
General Toral declining unconditional
surrender. Bombardment by army and
navy will begin at as near p. NJ. to-
day as possible.
(Signed) "SIIAFTER,
"Major- General"
"Siboney. Cuba, July 10, 1898
"Adjutant-General, Washington:
"The st. Paul has just arrived with
General Henry and his command and
Iuartermaster's stores.
(Signed) HUMPHREYS"
"Siboney, Cuba, July 10, $685.
"Adjutant-General, Washington:
"The Catania has just arrived with the
First District of Columbia Volunteers.
(Signed) HUMPHREYS"
Shortly after midnight the War Depart
ment gave out the following dispatch
from General Shafter:
playa del Este, july 10, 1893.
"Adjutant-General, Washington:
HEADQUARTERS Fifth Army Corps,
July 10.-Enemy opened fire few minutes
past with light guns, which were soon
silenced by ours. Very little musketry
firing, and the enemy kept entirely in
their entertainments. Three men slightly
wounded VIII have considerable forces
tomorrow; enough to completely block
all the roads on the northwest. am quite
well.
(Signed 'SHAFTER."
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For Diseases. of the Liver, stomach,

the Water OF toe Greenortsr White sulphup
Springs is the most valuable 10 America.
PURCELL. LADD a Co, Wholesale Assnsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

SHAFTER'S DELAY.
No Word Yet of Actual Bom-
bardment of Santiago.
Trying TO CORRAL GENERAL TORAl.
Also 10 SaVe Every Life Possible in
Prosecuting HOStlliliss.
CABLE COMMUNICATION CLOSE.
OIl Commander al Santiago Can Now
be Heard from In Twenty Minutes.
SERIOUS.NAVAL IRREGULARITY
Guth Vas Done to Destroy CerYeraS
Ships After They Had Surrendered.
GEN MILES OFF SANTIAGO.
Es Has Conferences With Admiral
Sampson and General ShalteT.
PREMIER SAGASTA RESIGNS. |
He Also lenders the Resigna-
ton of His Cabinet.
BRYAN TO JOIN GENERAL LEE.
With His Regiment of Nebraskans
He IS Ordered 10 Report for Duty
nt JacksonviIle-Osher War Notes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

with His Regiment of Nebraskans
He IS Ordered 10 Report for Duty
ut JacksonviIIe-Other War Notes
of Interest. ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

BRYAN TO JOIN GENERAL LEE.
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The Meather.

- WASHINGTON. July ll.-ForeA
FilR cast for Tuesday:
For Virginia, North carosinS
! and South Carolina-Fair weak
ther IN the interior; showers near the
coast; brisk. northeasterly Winds.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-28
MORE SUBORNATTOY CASES.
SURRENDER OF A LAWYER CHARGED WITH
GATHERING PERJURED TESTIMONY IN
ACCIDENT CASES

indictments against four persons for subornation
OF perjury In accident cases against street railroad
companies and other corporations were handed
down yesterday by the Grand Jury. The names
Of the persons indicted were not made public. As
sstant District Attorney Gray seen at his
home No. l0s East Sixteenth-st., last night. and
refused to say anything further about the matter.
Michael p OConnor, a lawyer. having offices Mt
No. 80 Park Row. surrendered TO the Dstrict-At-
torney yesterday. He was indicted last week By
the Grand Jury for subornation OF perjury Jointly
with John Gallagher. in suits against the Third
Avenue Railroad Company and other corporations.
O'Connor was released furnishing $500 bail. 1t
was learned that another man. who IL said to be
a tanitor in this city, either surrendered or was
arrested on a similar charge yesterday.
Lewis Julian who is connected with the nvest!
CATION department OF the Metropolitan Street Rail
way Company gave out last night long state
ment in regard to O'Connor He said that the rail-
road company had learned some startling things
about OConnor through Henry J. S. Flynn. young
lawyer who studied fo- time In O'Connor's Of
fee Flynn told the company. Mr. Julian went
on to say in his statement that OConnor was
drilling and educating several persons TO commit
perjury In a which was tried about year
ago. and also last November, when II was dismissed.
Flynn numerous occasions. according TO the
statemen: OF Mr. Julian met the companys rep
reseniatiyes at certain hotel. where he furnished
dates Of cases and names and addresses OF IN
divduals who had committed perjury at the insti-
gallon Of OConnor and OF persons In O'Connor's
employ iu,,.n :, HI. s,.,sme,, also said ,ba, num-
erous confessions followed general investigation
OF the allegations made by Flynn. and that the
confessions to the effect that organized
band OF swinders existed whose business II was
commit perjury and to furnish per1ured testi-
mony, and also to furnish straw boDdsmen.
According to the statement. one Of OConnor's
favorite schemes was 70 educate young children.
tell them what TO testify to and place them
the witness stand. In order 10 drill them thor
oughly. II is alleged. he had in his office models OF
cars and rails. wagons and tracks which he used
TO Illustrate to them what he wanted them to
testify TO.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-28
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington Dec. 27-The following Army and
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
FRS, Lieutenant RICHARD : WHITE. Sd New-Jersey
Infantry. is honoraby discharged.
Major JOHN j. ARCHINARD brigade surgeon.
signed duty charge Of the hospital for civilian
employees OF the Cluartermasters Department 70 be
established IN Havana
IAeu,enant-Colonel JAMES NJ j. sANNO 9Th Infantry
will Join his regiment
Major THOMAS sCURRY, LIST Texas Infantry will repair
this city for special service.
CAPTAIN ALDERTsoN V. 2. POST 18th New-York In
fsntry. honorably discharged, to take effect this
date.
Csptain JAMES 4. BUCHANAN. Iih- Infantry. 10 de-
duty collector OF customs al Porto Rico
r1ut Lieutenant JOHN L. CHAMBERLAIN. Ist Artillery.
is relieved further Euty military attache at
the Embassy 0. the United states IN Vienna. Austria
Acting Assistant Surgeon ISAAC ". BREWER VIII pro-
10 Crook. Nebraska. for duty, 10 accompany
the 22d Infantry 20 Manila
rars, Lieutenant SAMUEL f. ALLEN. 9th Artillery. will
proceed 10 Savannah for duty.
capta,, LOTUS NILES "a Artillery. Will proceed 10 sa-
vannah and Join his battery
detailed for duty collector Of customs at the sub
port OF Baracoa. Cuba and will proceed 70 that pisce
and enter upon duty accordingly on or before peeem-
Der 81.
f1Ss orsers for the convenience
NAVY.
1Ieutenan, C. c. MARSH is detached from the stan ot
Admiral Sampson and ordered home on one ni'h'h
leave
The following honoraby discharged December
"a: Lieutenant Z. ". HENDnICK Lieutenant O. I:
EVANS Ensign q. J. MIDDLETON. Chief Engineer
q. BULL Passed Assistant Engineer G - a
DAIGI. Engineer w. q. HAWTHORNE
and Assistant Engineer L. b. CRAIG
New-York tribune., 1898-12-28
TRYING TO BUY HAVANA RAILWAY

According to dispatch from Havana a lively
contest Is In progress there for the possession
Of the Fcrro-Carr Urbano. or City Railway OF the
Cuban capital 1t announced ten DAYS or SO
ago that the stockholders OF the road had au-
thorzed the sale Of the property. valued at 81 800
0C0. at $e2 a share. the purchasers being a synd-
cate represented here by Colonel George b. NJ fiar-
vey. George W. Young. president OF the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company: United States
Senator Smith. OF Sew-Jersey, and a few other
men. An arrangement had previously been made
for the purchase OF the stock at S by an English
syndicate: but these men aft.rward Joined forces
with the Harvey syndicate. represented In Havana
by Percivs, Farquhar. and the bid was then raised
TO 92 II In now said that two three other syndi
Gates ere also trying TO buy the Ferro-Carr Ur-
bano. one OF them being composed OF Chicago cap-
talists. with whom Tom l.. Johnson the steel
manufacturer and street railway owner IL asso-
cated the bid OF which syndicate IL lo2 and an
other being made up OF Canadian capitalists who
are prepared 10 bid as high as l2l The American
lndiee Company Is also mentioned In the Havana
dispatch as prospective bidder. Tho minoritx
New-York tribune., 1898-12-28
HARVARD LEADS AT CHESS.
SECOND ROUND OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
TOURNAMENT.

SECOND ROUND OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
TOURNAMENT.
tournament was played yesterday afternoon at the
Columbia Grammar School In this city, and AT the
end Of the contests at 10 O'Clock this evening, Har
ward had assumed the lead over Columbia, ana the
latter leading Princeton, while Yale STOOD last
From the appended score II will be seen that mar
ward secured two wins while Columbia won only
one game Both the Yale players were beaten
again. The pairing was as follows
Falk oColumba) vs. Cook CYael. Ely Frinceton) VS.
(HarvardJ ana Webb tYae) VS.. Weston Princeton).
Here are the details Of the games
On the first board Cook lost pawn In the open
Ing and although tried to prevent the loss OF inc
game he had to strike his colors, Falk mating him
after seventy-o moves.
On the second bonrd, where Arensberg conouc'eo
a Petron Defence against Cook. the latter los' nrst
O pawn later on the exchange, and hnaIiy the game
after forty-two moves
Meyer's venture Of the Kings Gambit against
Southsr rd on the third board proved not succeSs
Tho Harvard man won pawn In the middie game
and after forty-six moves the game was auJuoica'-
ed a win for Southard.
Webb on the last board played tame '@uee"
Pawn Opening allowing his adversary Wes'oh' :"
assume the attack. This netted this player '"e
exchange and pawns and atter seventy
moves Weston won.
Here are the scores Of the four games
New-York tribune., 1898-12-28
FINED FOR PLAYING GOLF ON SUNDAY.
THREE MEMBERS OF THE WEE BURN CLUB
PUNISHED IN DARIEN. CONN.

Stamford, Conn. Dec. 27 (SpeciaD-James g.
Jenkins Assistant Prosecuting Attorney In the
Stamford CITY Court; Marion Phelps and Wilson l..
Baldwin cashier Of the Stamford National Bank,
were ach fined s. and costs by Justice Schidknecht
in Darien this afternoon for breaking the Con-
necticut law regarding Sabbath observance by
playing golf Sunday. December is. The defence
was that no golf was played by the defendants on
the Sunday in question, as scores were not kep'
and the other requisites for game were absent.
They said they had merely knocked the balls over
the course for recreation. An appeal was taken
The alleged offence committed on the course
OF the Wee Burn Colt Cub between Darien and
Eoroton. This course Is favcrite with Stamford
golfers. well as with those OF Noroton and
Darien. Part OF rs popularity with Stamfordtes
has been due TO its supposed immunity from In
ter.erence by representatives OF the law. Players
were prevented by ;he police from enjoying the
game on Sunday IL SANFORD two years ago. on
which occasion Mr.. Baldwin WAS arrested The
Wee Burn club then organized in the ad5oin-
ing town OF Darien. where 1t was supposed there
would be freedom from legal prosecution Darien
decided 10 act after two seasons had passed.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-28
CITY MAGISTRATES MEET.
A PLAcARD FOR THE COURTS TO BE PREPARED
TELLING THAT JUSTICE is FREE.

TELLING THAT JUSTICE rs FREE.
Al the monthly meeting OF the Board OF city
MAGISTRATES at the West Side Court Building last
evening Ludwig +. Thoms. chief clerk OF the
Essex Market Police Court. was elected clerk OF
the Board to succeed Eben Demarest, chief clerk
Of Jefferson Market Court. The name OF Philip
Bloch chief clerk OF the Harlem Court was sug
gested for the post by Magistrate Fammer. but
after an executive session Of fifteen minutes the
election Of Thoma announced. The appoint
ment means an increase OF about 81 .OJ1 year in
salary.
Magistrate Olmsted suggested the necessity for
posting a circular In all languages on the outside
OF all buildings telling that Justice free
TO every He said he prompted 10 make
this suggestion by an occurrence In the Jefferson
Market Court While he sitting there Last
week a woman from the lower East Side appeared
who wanted a warrant for her husbands arrest.
He asked her why she didn't go to the Eesex
Market Court. and she replied that she could not
get in there without paying one OF the 'steerers'
On the outside Of the building.
The Board appointed Magistrate Olmsted COM
miftee OF one TO prepare such circular.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-28
ANTHROPOLOGISTS MEET AT COLUMBIA.
A SERIES OF INTERESTING PAPERS READ BY

The Anthropologcal Section Of the American AS
terday In Fayerweather Hall OF Columbia Univer-
sity. Professor J. Mex. Cattel of Columbia pre-
sided. number Of interesting papers were read
the American Museum OF Natural History de-
Tended physical anthropoogy against some recent
criticisms; DR. Thomas Wilson. Of the Smit ithsonian n
Institution, in Washington. read a paper on Arch
geological Museums: Modes OF Lighting and the
Effect Of Glass Upon Light: Roland b. Dixon. OF
Harvard. read paper on Color Symbolism OF the
Cardinal Points" and DR.. Ales Hrdlicka as.
sociate OF the Pathological Institute State Lunacy
Commission. spoke OF the Problems OF the Negro
Race in America, from tho Anthropological Stand
point"
In his paper DR.. Hrdcka advocated that the
negroes be distributed more evenly throughout the
little judicious pressure and he would become
amenable 10 education and general ideas Of moral
ity.
clif-dwengs for the Museum OF Natural History
told Of THE Contents Of a Room Excavated In tho
Ruins Of Pueblo Bonito Showing Specialized
Problem OF the Mexican Stone Yoke" Professor
w. j McGee. of the Bureau Of Ethnology. Wash
ington. .gave, an interesting account Of studies
Smith, OF New-York. told OF Archaeological Investi-
cations on the North Pacific coast OF America. de-
scribing the customs Of the Indians Of Vancouver
and showing that their mode OF life had been the
same for centuries.
After the meeting an executive session Of the
council OF the association held. All OF the
affiliated societies will hold meetings to-day, the
ciety at the College Of Physicians and Surgeons,
the others at Columbia University.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-28
TERMEULE CHARGES PILTNG Up.
THE ALLEGED WOMAN swINpLERs CASE AD-
JoURNED AGAIN-sAID TO BE REALLY
MABEL, ROEI.OFS

JoURNED AGAIN-sAID TO BE REALLY
MABEL RoELoFs
Zerline Weston. 1t discovered yesterday. Is
another name that has been given TO Mrs. Louise
vermeule Roelofs, the woman who IL said to
have lived In this city for several years on the
proceeds OF drafts that were never honored. Yes
terday the day set for the examination In the
Centre-st police court into the woman's case,
and that OF Henry p Crosher the druggist. OF No.
16s Greenwich-st.. whom Mrs. Fermuele drew
many OF her drafts After a consultation between
their counsel Colonel Robert j. Haire. and repre-
sentative Of the D!strict-Attorney's offce. both
cases were adjourned to Thursday next. anc the
prisoners were sent to the Tombs under $1,000 ball
Last night Crosher admitted to ball by Magis-
trate Mott David Freeman OF No 273 East Hous-
tor-st becoming his bondsman. Mrs. Vermeu'e
remained in the Tombs.
In court yesterday n representative or johnston
& Co.. the Union Square jewellers. was present to
testify against the woman He said that his firm
had received a draft for $40 As on December .. from
Mrs Vermuele in payment for an elaborate pocket
book and n gold bracelet she had bought Tor VA
She received SIG IS in change. The draft was signed
Zerline Weston. and Mrs. Vermeule told the cash
Ter that that her name. Another OF the COM
painants In court was Carl Wernicke. n furrier. OF
No. West Thirty-third-st. lie said he received
draft on Crosher made out In the name Of Mar
garet Villa ms which Crosher failed 10 pay James
Dooley a trunk dealer. OF No. 1913 Broadway. was
also in court lie said he accepted from MIS- Ner-
meule on December I2 draft for s64.
Rogers Peet & Co.. through a representative in
court charged Mrs. Vermeule with having puT-
chased S4 worth OF goods and having presented
draft for Sj on Croshcr. y representative OF the
Dominick Fur Company. OF No. .3s3 Broadway, who
was also present said that in November. 1887. Mrs.
Nermeule drove up TO the company's place In car
riage and got n mink muff and cape valued AT
ss3 on memora ndum. She never paid for them. A
representative OF the Krakauer Dressmakng Com
pany OF No. ~ West Thrty-fifthst.. charged her
with having got bicycle suit valued at $92 on the
strength Of a letter TO Colonel Haire instructng
him to pay for II. and lawyer appeared for the
Gilbert Studio. in Fifh-ave., the proprietors OF
which charge Mrs Vermeule with having run up a
bill for so5, giving In payment draft on r. W.
Roelofs, of Cripple Creek which was never paid
The lawyer said he had known the woman for three
years. In 1895 she took apartments IN Slxtieth-st.
and began running UP bills In modest way but
she had increased them until they became i'm
mense.
Detective Mooney says that the woman Is Mabel
Roelofs and that she is the wife OF the Z. w. Roe
lofs on whom many drafts she first put out were
drawn.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-28
MANY ROBBERIES IN BALTIMORE.
HOUSES ENTERED AND JEWELS TAKEN-sAFE IN
STORE BLOWN OPEN

4 STOHE BLOWN OPEN.
Baltimore. Dec. Il pecaD.-Diamond robberies.
house burgaries safe -breaklngs and pocket pick
ings have been numerous In Baltimore for the
last few weeks that the police and detective de-
partments being condemned by citizens.
On Eutaw Place one OF the fashionab BILE streets OF
the city, house after house has been robbed. and
the police powerless md the thieves or
prevent the robteries
Last night Mrs. William SINNERS house
tered at O'Clock In the evening. while the family
were away for short time and diamonds and
other Jewels TO the value Of s. 900 stolen Burg
lars got into Frank Horner's home while the fam
lily were at dinner and rfnsacked the women s
apartments. securing 81 200 worth OF Jewels other
diamond frobberies In the Lost two weeks were at
the houses Of Meyer Fox and Joel Gu,man. The
articles stolen from each house were valued at
from 5000 5000. only Jewels being taken and
costly plate being left Expert eracksrnen last
night entered the large store Of Henry Vessel
blew the safe open with dynamite and got away
with u 800 In cash and lot OF pension checks The
safe was covered with heavy mats TO deaden the
sound Of the explosion.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-28
TIE PEPTRITCiN CLUB DINNER.

Al the regular monthly dinner OF the Republican
club which will be given at the clubhouse, NO 4'o
Fifth-aye to-ngh. all the state oHlcers-eiec'
.rs expec.ed TO be present. with the possible eX-
os,t,on az Colonel Roosevelt The dinner Is given
IN honor Of the recently elected State officials and
all have been invited to be present. Chauncey NJ
Depew president OF the club. will preside Ove'
one hundred persons are expected. and the tickets
have been restricted entirely to members OF inc
c,ub There was some doubt yesterday about Colo
mel Roosevelt coming. lf he Is able 10 attend ne
will but II is feared that he VIII not be In the cry
The dinner will be q SOFT OF jOllihcaton. ana the
sneech- ma king will be OF an informal nature