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inipoI. Veterans Association.

Chicago. Ills. Nov 1.-the mrmbers
on the lllinvla Naval reserve. who took
inrt IN the war with spain, either on
hltilrsh|ps, huNillariea or bluokadlns
heels, including the tars VI the Sec.
onl battalion RON Moline. Quincy and
Alton, have taken steps 20 organize mo
Illinois Neterin association. A com.
mliirc has been appointed 20 have 10
incorporated, Tho committee viii also
attempt The organization Of Similar as.
suciatlnua ~ other Htltes, with a view
or uniting them an In a nat 'lnal nr.
Ehtlsatllu. - the same time the II.
lnoiH Naval reserve win take stepa iu
urge upon CngEres- the formation OF
a national naval reserve 90 %, under
foternl authority and liable 90 cal. by
the President Al organization com.
posed entirely ~ jackies Who served on
ths oregon 10 the battle ~ Santiago
II being formed ana will be- auxiliary
20 the Naval Veteran association.
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Paris, Nov. l5.-The court u casa
tlun has Informed the minister OF m
colonies, N. Gulllaln. that 10 has De
ciitd that Dfcyfus be Informed By iele
graph that the revision proceeding
have commenced and that be- prepar
hls defrnss. The ministry ~ the colo
rIgs has received q cable dispatch say
ms preyfi- IL in good health
The decision OF the court nf cassati0
10 inform the prisoner that the rcvlsl0
proceedings have commenced ana noti
fylng him o. prepare his defense
very inslEnlncant, as Il has hilbert
been generally admitted THAI no limo
walton should bo introduced IN N
ORGY rus proceedings
Questions VIII now be drafted an
posted 20 preyfus. who viii tormuist
DO renllea.
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Cleveland. o.. Nov. 1.-THE Reptlbii.
can rusiouul headquarters, according
60 Secretary Charles y. Dick. will be
opened IN Washington us a0on az Con-
greas conyeneu. and preparations for
the campaign Of 1900 Will 10 forward
rapidly.
Discussing the subject. Col Dick
said:
'"rhs National Republican headquar-
iers will be opened by the slime Con-
gross convenes. and Will eonlinue ungll
aNer she presidential election 10 1900.
I'VE VIII 80 ~ w keeping In touch
with our different sate and district or
ganizations and keep them togt gher.
our idea II 80 always have them Ia
good working order ready Tor any kind
% work and not ~ depend upon orFan-
iEitlOn az the last hrJmeut The day
after the nomination Tor President we
shall have lkerature 90 ssnd out. 1t
was after Mr. Mckinley was nomlnug-
"a lu 1896 that we commenced TO think
" literature. This sime We intend 10
be ready"
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japanese rnyo, y aord sr,.

Chicago. Nov. i5--Ju.aro Komura.
the Japanese envoy extraordinary and
minister plenlpotentlary recently APP
pointed 10 the Ugsfed smtcs and suite
viii arrive In Chicago At 7i4b a. m.
Thursday on the overland Linn ted of
the Union paonc line. Tho noted for
eigner will be given a luncheon Thurs
day noon at thc rrfon League club by
Mr. Alexander I. ncveii. the president
The party viii leave Tor Washington
Friday morning. where Minister
Knmura win cali upon President Nc
Kinley as a direct representative NJ the
emperor. The newly appointed minister
n a graduate uf Harvard University.
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smor ny a cLnmaymAN.
nurEiar finds Hts Match In a sew Sor
Teacher Of Msekne.s.

New York Nov. lb,-Itev. Maurle
aroused from his sleep early today b
hearing a Htrang,r 10 his house .n cas-
ll6lh street.
Aiming himself with 4 plsyol he wer
Into the purlor where h. was atfacka
by the intruder The two men tough
desperately Tor Jew moments, IN
burglar proving 20 be- tho stronger. 4
last the clergyman fired his pistol ~
In the face OF the burglar. who fell ar
conscious. the bullet having torn OF
his lon eye and entered tho brain
The wounded man was taken 90 m
hospital where h. recovered sufficient
Is 10 reveal hIa Mans and address a
VIM Farrell. " north Third stree
Philadelphia lie a about n years
age and OF powerful build. The SUI
geuns say he cannot recover.
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sharIsr IIour. ana n.l,.I M.r...

New York. Nov 1.-THE general ex.
seuuVs council q the National unlo,
u Textile workers OF America me, il
Hotel Cadillac yesterday and dlscusse,
the advishbilIty OF making a deman,
Tor fewer hours Of work and hlrh1
wages all over the country. The union
70 was said, may soon have a nrh
upon iin hands In ihc south, where IN
wages ~ employees have already bSei
reduced member Of the cxrcutlV
committee was directed 90 confer viii
The local leaders In Augusta. Ca, wheF,
mills
Local union number 100. wool puiiers
OF this city, was pledged ~ the finanol
Az and moral support Of the Na,iona
union In ~ endoayurs 90 obtain shortr
hglfH ana better wages
The council inturd a statement call
inF IN attention OF manufacturers I,
probable danger 90 thu cotton lnduatf,
~ .h'r country IN the event u the an
neNauon ~ the Philippines Tho coun
eu fhid that " foreign capital were II
hhlld factories therf. the southern
manufacturers will ufior greatly.
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suields 10 Denver

Denver. Colo. Nov. i6.-'Arihur Van
fuwaEcn, member ~ tn Denver
Athloti- club ani prominent society
man. shot himself IN the heud. inlet.
lnE fatal wound. IN a ba4h room in
the club building this morning he
was 20 years Of age and came 20 Den
yer from chicago a year ago. No cause
for the suicide s known.
Arthur Van inwnEcn was the young
cst son OF Prssi. Van InwaFeu u the
TIFFANY Enameird brick company Of
Chicago, and was formerly the man.
nEor OF q large dry guds house In chi
cago. He was wen known IN society
and buuinefp circles and was writer
Of r0u4a igfF.
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Chicatl, Nov r. The annual rot
vsEii3n b., ~ lSpghis ~ laSIr bcFa
here today over 100 delegates wei
Workman Hicks u New York calle
she convention % order, The proceed
lngs viii probably las, a week or le
daSs,
The meetings are held behind close
doors, 10 Is said that the Knights
Labor will pass resolutions comblttln
,hs assertion ltirhuted 90 presldsf
Samuel Gompers NJ the American Fee
Grafton on Labor that organized lab.
j. againss the acquisition % eonguers
ierrl,ory.
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secretary OF War. washlneloni
Authentic Result Of tho Election last
Week In California.

san Francisco. Nov, l5.-rhe Western
Union Telegraph company has Issued a
statement correcting the figures given
out by the company on Friday last on
me result u the election In this state
The figures from SOS precincts out OF a
total IN tn state of 2i0l, give Curry.
Republican, iOt, 500. Thompson. 100 O25
or the number of precincts heard from
fully % per cent have not returned
figures on the secretary OF state vote,
but from the returns gathered, the DEM
ocrailc state central committee have
and adms the success Of Curry.
The result " the Eight for the secre-
taryahlp has been watched by rosldants
Of this state with as Keen interest as
she contest for the governorshlp,
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Dea MoInes. Iowa. Nov is-con.
s''a'inan a. l.. Hager OF the Mint
iowa d''uiot' VIII Introduce a bin n
N'"stefs 90 ndns osborne Diegnan
one OF The Mcrflmac heroes. 20 IN,
unligd states Naval academy At An.
haplils The city council III stuart
llafed a usilui'un rama week. 40
iequ,HiinE the secretary Of the nan,
10 ahnti ~ Fnan % thc nayni academ,
,ut seer la'i Long declined 10 DO !.
ahd the secretary Was spp1 sed 10 s.tab'
irhlns tuth o Ess,,dcri.
\ special act ~ Congress Il. neoce.
tary 60 set him In
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Topeka. Kans. Nov. is.-united
States Marshal Strr NJ has received a
telegram from Albuquerque. n. 81. no.
iifylng him Of the arrest OF ". 49, Eek
ham. formerly OF the firm u Nadaeu \
Company OF Nadeau. kanh., who 10
wanted for the alleged smhezzlement Of
10000. II Il alleged that Eckham be-
fore disappearing some time agn, hpf-
rowcd 1900 each from four Kansas
city banks 20 use. A. he ahid. IN max
Ing change ana cashing checks for the
Indians. lie next visited several Indian
reservations and secured $4,000 In gov-
eminent checks. which he exchanged
Tor bills OF large denominations lie II
said also TO have taken 1900 from the
arms store and the poatoiiiee At
Nadeau.
4 reward Of 5000 was offered Tor his
ares.
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st. Louis Nov. t5.-.Ai the meeting OF
the Stockholders of ihc American Brake
Company today Doe proposition 90 con-
t1lldata with the present ltaFee OF the
eomr1uf the Wrriirgh1uvp Air Drake
company, woe carried by igrEe ma
J1ri'y hy the terms " th1 c1ne1iiia-
tlon. each r.UHkhold,r ln the American
company received two shares or Wost-
iuE1ouae stock for every three shares
NJ his profout h0ld.ura and au lihar
stocks, bonds. cash ana funds now
owned by the American company will
De distributed among ihc present stock.
hnIlnI..
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Akron. O., Nov i6.--Mr o. G. Barber.
president NJ the Diamond Match come
p1ny, who recently returned from Eu.
rope. makes che statement that are
fangrmeutH have been concluded with
the German Imperial government by
which mammoth rev match factory
VIII be erected 1y the Diamond com.
plny On me fathcriaud. The plant W.
De located ut Dresden. This makes tnr
fourth factory which the Diamond
company hos established IN Europe ln
the past few years
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Col. Corby Thrown from ~. Here.

Camp Meade Midiict0wn. Pa. Nov.
i5.-Tomorrow VIII end the shipment Of
ryr.men,s south.
The corps headquarters will move
Thuraiay The 20iu ord e02nd Nov
York regiments and the Fifteenth Min-
ntH1ta went south today
Col Corhy " the Fourth Missouri.
was thrown from his horse and tadly
Injured ahcut the head and body.
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brought hoI under contrac. Tor one year
20 work ni hie irudO of p1ci1ib10k
making, but was DISCHARGED 90 the end
90 The nrai week. DO brought suit Tor
bile wages. Dos Loot Bile case. His coun-
snl then appealed o. She attorney gem
ornl ana hes received the following re-
ply from Oit1wa.
y have the honor 60 acknowledge
your letter of tho sih Inst. and am d.
rrciCi GO state that nt present thn at
i1ru.y general ls not prepar 4 go nu-
ihof.z any prosecutions under the alien
labor attack"
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UNCLE SAWS roRrs.
Coast Dsfsnses Of the Principal Cltiss Are
in an Advanced stage,

Cleveland. o.. Nov. i5.-Col J. A.
smEh. 4. =. government engineer, has
just returned here uftor a months alb
sencr, largely spent Ia inspecting the
Atlantic coast deferses and especially
the harbor dofenses az NcN York. hos
gon and Portland. Ne
"Our hlrb1r defiusfs" slid Col
Smith, "whllo not yet completed, are
sufficiently Mr advanced mat Il would
be suicidal Tor any warshlp ~ a foreign
country 90 enter any ~ these harh0ra
u We objected. A great deal OF work
Is yet necessary o. bee done. but work
u being pushed forward rapidly
"Nery few people have any idea Of
the power or accuracy Of our colHt
defeusss. our dtfonsea are rs good as
any IN the world Tor their purposes, No
better can be found anywhere. The
works are being rapidly completed and
10 would nut be a Ertag while until the
coast Is wen nigh lmpregnable.'
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spanish Provinces Ask for Privileges Ao-
corded 90 Othsr LnllghIened .iata..

Madrid. Nov i5.-'rhe Californian del
egation which, On conjunction with del
eFatlons representing the other prov
lncra Of spain demand the decentrall-
zatlun of the government, has handed
10 the queen regent message. setting
forth the aspirations OF the province
and demanding local autonomy, the gov
eminent continuing 10 exercise the
functions relating 20 political unity. and
International relations,
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Macknac Island Nov THE pass
enEer steamer Prargs. when leaving
the harbor last night, during The south
west gale. grounded On Mission Point.
this island.
The Peerless Is owned By the Lake
Michigan a Lake superior Trlnspor.
tatlon Co, ana ls on her way from
Chicago 70 Lake superior WlIh a full
sarge OF merchandise
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"'l'rARr ArroIsrMrsrs.
Clare y, .o West aud Merritt Take.
a. VI headquarters Ia IN. pa.t.

isshs frd bon T E,., IA special to the
ri.i ~ Merritt wiil r,.,,n. .o..
IN AZ, W. department Of the east
haft ur,alqlarters al onvernars
"a Cen IN ne returns from Europe
eco 4, ouAlltr win go 10 San Fran.
" pae.see 'nlfin,and the department, of
~ sar n.y., ~nieh he rellnqulshed when
Wv Dropa.' n, snd he Was ordered 10
stl cpaa NV NV eventually 10 Tampa
ulds vhi,Riese assignments are 10
INC or III az hoslilltles are re-
ri. t. a,s laisned 10 makS ' NJ. con,
agart ~. -,t = men an opper,., wiiy ahl
!sqlIrsi ,t In the fieid n ~. ~,
" isiIrlps neral Shafter will reaeh
y III. Ani ~ y q years on oetober
'I''' IA Ia ~. aa Sl,h g snd ais military
H''n hams m thu Pa.
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william Arrive. at Malta.

Nniletta. Island of Malta. nov. H.
tn Imperial yacht Hob ns1llrfn with
iho emperor ana empress Of Germany
on board, arrived here today escorted
hi the German wafship licin and the
hr.t.h urpti, drHtroyvrs Ardent and
l1nrher. The forts and ships rx-
changed silutes with the Hohcnzollcrn.
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'f-hiah Commission L. Ready 10 Give 10.
Answer To the Evacuation.

a. New York. Nov. IA dispatch 60
W, Herald rom Havana says
General Parade has Informed Gen.
nuler that the Spanish commission
HaA ready 60 give its answer 10 the
~. rean ultimatum presented az the
ae,n' session nearly three weeks ago,
Snn result win be a Joint session at
O'Clock. The Americans CONFIDENT
a nope that fun agreement ON the
gN ui evacuation VIII then be reached.
ssh' butler called on General Blanc1
a, s.aty 20 intercede personally IN behalf
'hs ansurEsnt Col. BanAcao. wha WAS
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wichita. Kas, Nov ii.-Mnior 4. y,
WoOdauu. Indian agent Tor the Aranh-
hoes, SAYS after new school houses had
been built. Old NhFc shields Of the
Moon branch ~ the Cheycnncs revolt
% and persuaded many Indians a. keen
The children from school ny order ~
the Indian commissioner thfr Nations
were cut on which brought them az
once 90 obey the trrlfy rules.
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Paterson. y. J.. Nov. t5.-Mlss caro-
line swartuut. " years Ola. 4 dead
Aer home here. Miss swart0ut wa
the last llnral descendant OF q famli,
wei known IN New York and New Ter
HHNs she was the daughter OF Johr
senrtout, who was the personal frien
u Aaron Burr. and HE second In hi
duel wlih Alexander Hamilton. Afts
the duel Burr took refuge In the Rwnrt
out home The Swurtouir were ais
connected with nurr'a scheme 20 form
"a new empire ~ che West" and wer
implicated 100 Buffa trial Tor treasot
which brought forth Wirta famou
'pefcnfc ~ lilfnnrr'haHsett." Ais
swartoui was an aunt Of Judge Joh
= Hacknipw, of this city.
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Mistaken Identity.

n ~ ma, Nov. l5.--Iesse. AGED
h, n. el Hrslle burton OF Georgla.
~ NJ poi by John Flora here In a
|hst mistaken Identity. A feud az
|ghi, ,,Ne o. Flora and A. Il. Jone-
~, vac and Flora mlsiook youne
LEt Jones, burton will Az
|hi-i l.t quarrel with Zones
III ~ N hlilng behind a house Win a
- s,s M wTlo Resembles Jones I'm Atat.
ss9,l ,.''s' came In sight Flora
d I'M MN Tor Jones. afcd. Flora ia
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Bunalo. NY, Nov. ia special from
Toronto. slld the minister OF Justice has
decided Tor the present 10 discontinue
prosecutions under the alien labor act.
passed In 1891.
Joseph Flnhern. OF New York, was
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clhc slope viii be- respected. In fact.
as much was promised % Him when he
tok temporary command at Governor 3
Island. General Merritt can advance
no further Ia rank on HE retirement
on June 10, 1900. a. his immediate SUI
porior. General Miles. siln has I'VE
ynara 20 aerNN.
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on Tnn IMPROVE.

Health Conditions In Manila are Decided
~ Improving Red Cross In EVid-nr..
Washington Nov. i5,--The following
dispatch has been received at the war
department.
Manila, Nov. 10. 1898.
Secretary Of War. Washington:
Health conditions improving. only six
deaths In last eight lays Sick reportr-
ed decreasing. Five female nurses of the
RED Gross are doing excellent work In
the hospitals here. Twenty competent
female nurses who give strict attention
10 work would render beneficial ser
Vices. OTIS.
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THE LONDON ELECTION.
Unsuccessful Effort TO Defeat Johi
Burns, the Labor Leader.

Unsuccessful Effort to Defeat John
Burns, the Labor Leader.
London, March 4.-The county annual
elections yesterday passed off with no
notable incident. The attempt of the
Earl of Denbigh to oust John Burns in
Battersea failed. Earl Russell, Pro-
gressive candidate was defeated at
Hammersmith. Among those re-elect-
ed are the Earl of Harwicks. Baron
Monkswell Sir Horace Farquhar NJ. r..
the Right Hon. G. j. Shaw-Lefevre and
Sir J. Blundell Maple, NJ. p.
The latest returns show that the Pro-
gressives have elected 67 of their can
didates and the MOderates 40 A re-
count will be necessary in Chelsea and
the results in the city proper, Fulhan
and Wadsworth will not be declared
until this evening. Thus far the Pro-
gressives show a net gain Of 13 seats.
The polling showed no marked in
crease over previous elections, but the
return of number Of extreme Social
lists Is a feature of the result. 1t is ex-
pected that the Progressives will have
a majority of at least "a in the new
county council
The Daily News says: 1--WE hope hel
majestY's government feel comfortable
this morning, They deliberately de-
scended into a purely municipal arena
and have been soundly thrashed foi
their pains"
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plTHY POINTS.
Throughout the COUNT
ChrOnlcled for Hasty Perusal.

Onfbnlcleu bhhNy
Public office musl pay when county
official can pay Sll, 900 for county seat
property.
Ashland Borough Council offers 800 re-
ward to find out who fired the Wadner
planning mills.
Jacob c. Graeber. who several months ago
left for Klondke, has returned to his home
in Shamokin.
Granville NJ. Semmsl and Ida V. Ebert,
both Of East Brunswick township were
granted marriage license.
A Mouths Mind Mass was celebrated yes
terday in the Centralia Catholic church in
memory Of the late ex Judge c. G. Murphy'
Quite few of our Welsh citizens have re-
ceived invitations to banquet in honor
of st. David that is to be held at Gilber-
ton on Saturday next.
1t is stated that the Pennsylvania Railroad
company will build a trolley line from Sun
bury to Lock Haven, and the news of this
move apparently has some foundation.
The anthracite coal output for March has
been fixed at ., 800 900 tons. This is the same
amount Il, was mined in February, which
was small month, besides having several
holidays
The balance of S., 600 due the Pottsville
School District on last years appropriation is
still unpaid. The district will be entitled to
slS.O .OnO more at the close of the school term
IN June.
A. & Campbell a former member of the
Schuylkill county Bar, and now located at
Eddy, New Mexico, where he is general
solicitor for the Pscos Valley Railroad Com.
psny, arrived in P0ttsvlle on brief visit to
old friends
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Fire at SchuYlklll HaYen.

Last night fire was discovered in the
factory building. at High and Race streets,
Schuylkill Haven, owned by Charles Kline,
cashier of the Union Deposit Bank and
occupied by Samuel Rowland rs a bleachery
The fire gained considerable headway despite
the efforts of the firsmen, who fought
bravely, the building, which is a twostory
frame structure, was totally destroyed Mr..
Kline's residence adjOihed the burning build
ing, and for time it was feared that it, too,
would furnish food for the flames, but the
hremen succeeded in preventing the fire from
spreading. The fire is supposed to have beeu
due to spontaneous combustion, AS there was
no fire in that part of the building. The
machinery was only partially destroy, d.
There was no insurance on either the build.
ing or the machinery The total loss is esti-
mated at about $1,000. The factory will
probably be rebuilt.
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CANADIAN INVASION.

q ~. Main ST.

KIondiI,c Region.
Seattle. Wash. March 4.-Fivp steam
ers arrived from Alaska Yesterday
the Eutopia. Huepeme. del Nortc. Pro
lection and Queen. The Queen brought
the latest news. having left Skaguay
last Sunday. The most important news
brought down was confirmation of
previous reports that Canadian Of
ficial has raised the British flag on
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A. b. Schlesman, a prominent citizen of
Girardville, died very suddenly yesterday
from heart trouble. He was 66 years old and
a resident of that town 30 years lie leaves
a wife and four grown children. The de-
ceased was member of Camp 1926, P. o. S.
of A. The funeral will take place on Sunday
afternoon.
Robert L. Walker, aged % years, died at
the home Of his parents, John and Cathsrine
Walker, at Mahanoy Plane, yesterday The
funeral will take place tomorrow morning,
interment at Frackvile.
Mrs. jeremiah Curran, of POttsville, died
yesterday after an illness of five months.
Deceased was So years of age.
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The twenty-ffth anniversary of Llanerch
Yr Ewig Lodge Of lvOrites will be held this
evening at 1880 O'clock in the lodge room in
the Mellet building, when the following
program will be rendered Opening ode
prayer, Rev. ID. l. Evans; address, chairman;
address, Rev. ID. |. Evans song Charles
Rowland recitation, Miss Davis; solo, Miss
Estslls Irwin; recitation, Miss Rachael
Thomas solo, Miss Mary A. Jones recita-
ton. Evan Pillingeri quartette, Waters and
party; solo. Joseph Jones; recitation, Miss
Jennie Pillinger; comic song, Harry Reese;
recitation, Miss Libbie Bainbridge solo, Miss
Edith Morgan; duett DIR. d. j. aud Miss
Helen Price; sole, W. II. Waters; closing ode,
lodge. A large number of invitations have
been issued and no doubt an enjoyable even
ing will be spent by all who attend