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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-03-17
Welded $50 FEET IN AIR.
Ceremony Is Performed nj the Top OF
the Auditorium Tower

s"c huustOfIum rover.
A wedding ESQ feet in the air was cele.
brated the other evening at Chicago.
a man and woman were Joined in the
holy bonds of matrimony in a little Of
flee belonging to the weather bureau
at the top of the big Auditorium tower.
ii. Allen La Faunce was the groom.
Miss Libbie Hall was the bride. George
+. Foster, justice of the peace. tied the
knot, and all the while the storm was
swirling and whirling and roaring and
the instruments that register the wind
and rain and temperature were CLICKING
and scratching and whizzing and creak.
ing over the heads of those who were n,
the wedding.
In the little compartment which did
duty for bower were crowded besides
the bride and groom and the justice, +.
L. Hesse and wife, at whose home the
bride has been living; Samuel W
Arend, clerk at the Harrison street
police station; Miss Iowa Grant. the
bridesmaid, and two or three desultory
persons who had heard of the matter
nnd were curious.
The adventure was the result of n
banter by the bride prompted while the
storm was at its highest and immedi.
ltely before the hour for the ceremony.
which was to have been performed at
he residence of Mr.. Hesse. But Mr.
"a Faunce would not permit little
hing like jest TO mar his weddinp
ay, so he planned the elevated cere.
nony, and with the aid of friends tool
he bride at her word.
Inc groom is retired opera singer
nd the bride is a 2O-year-oId resident
Michigan who has been visiting in
hicago for some months.
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was very sick and for several days II
seemed us II he would never be any bet
ter. After awhile he began TO improve
and in a few weeks was able to go out,
although weak and miserable. Then.
gradually
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70 grandma, in the rocker Grain O is GOOD
lOr NE whole family. 1t is the long desired
substitute for coffee. Never upstfs tho
. nerves or injuries the digestion. Made from
p pnd gram 1t is food in itself Has the taste
, "mn appearance of the best coffee at the
aan ndie; ~ Is a genuine and scientific article
and stro rosIe TO stay. 1t makes for health
''''' ''reng'h' ASK your grocer for Grain-O
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Selfish.

81, Brown-You owe as mucb nc ,hou r
don't understand how YOU can oct ns s sna g.
Il, pay. off debt. pleasure
blaek-Sort O. selfish in you to give wov
40 su9h indulgence, isn't it? i can trnlv say
script. i'oS'oh Trans
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constantly troubled will
cold hands and feet, wa,
extremely nervous, could
not sleep well, was trou.
bled with frightened
dreams, had heart trouble
and a feeling as though
my breath was going to
stop, also had leucor- =
rh@a. / tried to get
help but all remedies l
failed, until I wrote TO 4
you. l cannot thank \
yon enough for your "
kind advice, and / wish liz
totelleveryonet hegreat v
good your remedies have :
done me.-TAMMA C.
HOOVER, Wolfsville, Ma.
T..1e- n ~
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A Cure.

!. huthor--l am troubled with insomnia 7
he awake at night hour after bonr tb;na; nd 1
of my literary work. 'N'"Aiig
A. riilend-Ilow very foolish of YOU Wbv
qon you get up and read portions of itsVg
Boston Traveller. '' u ~
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eat ftn re,.L you think it is dangerous to
= Iihe-Not bit of danger in il. The danger
No IN eating toadstools.-Chicago Evening
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Same Every,ybere

"A man who has just returned from tbo
hiondlke says that up in that region vo one
20 notnihg at all; II always was notb;no
eVerywhere.-Philadelphia Inquirer "O'i'"s
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Americas Greatest Medicine

Youare at liberty to use this testimonial
| Ii you, desire, as we feel we cannot say
too much In praise of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla as blood purifier and building up
medicine" Mrs. r. r. ANDERSON, Cum
berland, Maine.
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n PaIuable HIT

ble mIJs IE.lderly-Did you ever suspect me Of
ooi Mss fert-Oh, no; supposed it was that
'oioi "hen you bought tn. Y. Journal.
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\, flts stopped free and permanently cured
10 hts after first days use of DR. KIM
treat Nerve Restorer. Free 50 trial bottIo q
treatise. DR.. Kline. 933 Arch st. PhiIo pa
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THROUGH TOURIST sLEEPeRs
10 Portland Ore, for Puget Sound Bu.,n...
via Burlington Route.

WEDNESDAYS from St Louis, THURSDAYS
from Kansas City via Denver, scenic Col
orauo Sait Lake-a great feature-pFRsoN.
ALLY CONDUCTED. The success of the season
TOT l general northwest travel. Write T. W
"AkHLEY, q. p. A, st. Louis. Mo.
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A Sharp Ansver

do Mho osS sho'd escort anuddab lady foo
" C Ian mex week would yo' feel much cut >
O'arina-Nopey; yo' would.-Judge.
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very little fever is required to causo .
slea man TO say he is burning up" with With !,
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Italian.

S Snnon h1i9pntdlkeer-What ostentation,
taire Smsnd mal3ndlker-Iarticularly that soil.
'"'pehder button!-Detroit Journal
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very very lew girls who look coyly out of the
bonn Oh their eyes at the men are good
housekeepers.-Atch Globe. ' sOoo
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is i too eId s unlucky age for girl She
beo SUU oId for dolls and too young r 1 fne
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W hen people hear a piece of gossip, thew
never stop TO ask before repeating it: lis i
probable: -Atchison Globe.
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Harmless Pride.

mere IS no particular harm in nm Amor.
! iGan Boosting of his family tree ne long aa
J tngpg IS nothing shady about it.-Phila.
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ike "h b;n, a man tells how well his emploves
W We hIlm, he usually needs bragsinop on
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y man takes, off his gloves upon enter.
IyHIg church, Wide woman puts hers on
Washington Democrat. O"'
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very grateful for what nv A
CONSTANT, nas zone for us, and shall keen 4
w SLY on hand In the house. Mrs T.
w. ''hVSNs' Fort Fairfield, Me. 8 L.
wears y years OF doetoring for cough. two
nn,sss. 2. " remedies" that gave no 6ein ~ ~
wYihv a Y that profted only the men .,
Ave Az wT rI them. and then a trial of Dr
~ ,, merry Pectorai. which helned f,o,,,
enr. vSry hrst dose and effected a eomnio,a
tsssi IN a short time. The diffcrence he
s,s neI cough medicines could NOT he hc,, 81.
II has e snsn IN this comparison Of results.
mate cases Of chronic bronchitis ara o ns,n
eongh Is :, specific for Group and whooping
ali affsc,,enres all coughs and colds and
pprnompuy and effectively. In resnonse e
io,si e e dema nds DR.. Ayers Cherry Pee
bais ~ put up in half sire bottles-soId a,
H. siSe-So cents. More about cures
3ooS Dy Pectoral in DR.. Ayers cure,
aver Co., Lowell, Mass ny the j. u
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=, swallow your trouble and bolt it down.
Rural New Yorker. O' 1'""'-
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IN IN WINTER Seiatica is worse. Any time
St. Jacobs oil is the best cure. ~'A'
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for me must write and what vour nedn. -.
greatly with h giri and have to work all dav nes
"n Desngdown pains suffered
o did positively am euS
pound trial. orI win cure give Lydia Pnkhams
I11i nknsm invites all troubled shor.
and nswa h secure nsr advice free charge All such s n
"s"es-A woman Best Understands Woman. m.
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HNever iriiie with pain. 1t may fool YOU.
d. Jacobs Oil never fools: it cures.
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hot and itchy-as frost bite Cooled and
ooothcd-as a cure by St. Jacobs Oil.
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One advantage about onions, they can't
Washington Democrat.
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1o,u weather aggravates rheumatic pains
Out 81 Jacobs Oil cures-any time ''''''
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WORKING WOMEN WHO STJFFER
~ ae' MRS Pinlham's Advice-The Whole Truth car =, u
to her Because she is a Woman ~ 70 ioo

une,ing and pain endured by
ie''er from one OF the multitude who b.uo
DEAR MRS pISrna y mrs rnkhams advice medcne
die
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axe Laxative l'romd Quinne Tablets 4,
''"'eiSis :etund money If ii failst rrro 5t.
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itnpture' Surecure. Book free. Write for !,
0o'J.oherman, Specialist, Mt. Vernon. NJ " y
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\ good many Of us think frankness means
y, u, nave Others tell MS how nice we are
Washington Democrat.
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l y Is never :, too cold to cure Neuralgia
with st. Jacobs Oil. Sure Cnre
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M q car, ei vegetable Compound for quarter -
Tb mas oeen helping women to strong and well
Lawrence St., Philadelphia Pa should insrss M OF SaS
women who are troubled with female ai WORKING
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grave. l must have been very near 1t. Isuf.
iered terribly at time of menstruation. was
The record-union., 1898-10-23
EXHIBITION DRILL.
Company E Will Give One in Aid
Of the Sistegs Of Mercy.

A meeting Of the members of Com
pany F, Sixth California Volunteers,
was held at Arnlory Hall last evening
for the purpose Of considering the ad-
visibility Of giving an exhibition drill
on Wednesday evening next
Several days ago representatives of
the Sisters of Mercy approached Lieu
tenant Hughes, who is in command Of
the company, with a proposition en-
bodying a plan Of giving an entertain
ment at which the company should give
an exhibition drill. 1t was proposed by
the promoters to either pay the fares of
the soldiers to and from San Francisco
when they go to that point next month
to be mustered out of the service, or to
give them a royal banquet, out Of the
proceeds Of the entertainment.
AT last nights meeting, however, it
was developed that while the boys were
ready to drill in the interest of charity,
they were not willing to take any re-
muneration for doing so, and a motion
that none of the proceeds be accepted
by the company, either individually or
collectively, was carried by a unani-
nous vote.
1t was decided to give the drill in
accordance with the wishes Of the Sis
ters. The drill will consist of the manual
of arms, bayonet drill and firing, and
the three senior Sergeants will have
charge of the company, one supervising
the manual, one the bayonet and one
the firing drill
Company F, it will be remembered,
was the crack company at San Fran
cisco, and carried off the prize at the
exhibition drill at that place.
The record-union., 1898-10-23

speech. presented substitute driver
Richard M. s. H. Clark with a hand
some badge appropriately inscribed in
recognition of the quick run he made to
station No. 13 on the morning of the
21st, wherein he distanced Engine
Company No. 2
Mr.. Clark was taken completely by
surprise, but managed to reply In q
very touching manner, thanking the
company for their kind appreciation Of
his Successful effort
Remarks were made by several other
members of the company, and a gen.
eral good time followed During the
evening the proud and happy driver
was the recipient of many hearty con-
gratulations
The record-union., 1898-10-23
OUTBREAK OF BUB0NIC PLAGUE.
SPREADS TERROR AT THE AUS
TRAN CAPITAL.
Five New Cases, in Addition te
Barrisch, Contracted While
Cu1tivating Bacillus.

copyrighted, 1898, by Associated Press)
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The Brisson Min
istry appears to have one foot in the
grave, and fits prospects of lasting long
beyond the opening Of Parliament are
dubious. interpretations from Deputies
on the Government policy at home and
abroad are pouring in. NJ. Cavaignac,
the former Minister of War, intends to
attack the Government on the question
Of the revision of the Dreyfus case,
opposing its reference to the Court of
Cessation on the ground that the army
in the counsel of appeal is it's own
court of cessation. NJ. Bourgeois is
regarded as the probable successor of
NJ. Brisson. and lively times are prom
Used on the reassembling OF the Cham
Der Of Deputies on Tuesday next.
The outbreak Of bubonic plague at
Vienna, due to the experiments in Pro-
fessor Nathnagle's bacteriological es-
tablishment in the cultivation of the
plague bacillus, has spread terror at
the Austrian Capital. Five cases in
addition to that of the late Herr Bar
risch, the assistant in the establish
ment, who contracted the bubonic
plague While cultivating the bacillus,
have now occurred. There are two
nurses in the laboratory, another as
sistant, his wife and DIR. Mueller. the
physician who attended Herr Barrisch
The last sacraments Of the Roman
Catholic Church were administered to
the latter, and to one of the nurses by
a priest through window of the plague
cells.
Extraordinary precautions have now
been taken to prevent an epidemic. The
plague patients lie in an isolated build
ing, attended by DR. Pooch. a volunteer
physician, and by Sisters Of Charity.
They are surrounded by a rope. across
which nobody is allowed to pass DR..
Pooch writes the prescriptions and
fastens them to the window pane The
doctors outside read them and have
them made up. Then the prescription
is placed on the window ledge. whence
they are removed by those inside. Food
is conveyed to the patients and their at
tendants by Sisters of Charity. The
nurses furnish accounts by telephone Of
all changes in the patients condition.
Every person who had come In con-
tact with Herr Barrisch, principally the
hospital attendants, have been isolated.
Some of them resisted, and others tried
to escape, but We're captured, and all
were locked up. 1t is feared, however,
that the precautions were taken too
late. Herr Barrisch was i'll for three
days before he saw doctor, during
which he lived with his wife and visited
wine shops. The wife, who has now de-
veloped suspicious symptoms, visited
friends, and came in contact with doz-
The record-union., 1898-10-23
WILL FIND THEM HOMES.
Officer Dan Hea1y Takes Charge of
the Mclaughlin Children.

Some two months ago Nellie Nc
Laughlin secured a divorce from Pat
Mclaughlin and since that time she
has had the custody of her two chill
dren, girl Of 8 and a boy of years.
Latterly, however, her former hus-
band has been trying to/get possession
Of the children and in order to prevent
him, she has turned them over to the
care of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Children and officer Dan
Healy will endeavor to find good homes
for them
The record-union., 1898-10-23
SHORT ROUTE TO THE YUKON.
SURVEYORS DISCOVER A NEW
CHANNEL.
Will Effect a Saving to Vessels of
About Four OF Five Hun
dred Miles.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The dis
covery of 200 miles of additional ter
ritory Of the United States on the
Alaskan Coast, and of new channel
for Yukon bound vessels, which will
minimize the distance, time and dan
ger, is officially reported to Superin-
tendent Pritchett of the Coast ard
Geodetic Survey by John F. Pratt, the
assistant in charge of the expedition
which has been working in those
waters.
What the expansion of the mileage
of our Alaskan territory is due 70 is
not known. There is a possibility of
accretion and constant outward growth
Of the land since the first charts were
made, but the better opinion is that
it is due to previous inaccurate charts,
the present being the first regular and
reliable survey of the region.
The finding of the new channel will
effect a saving of about 400 or 800
miles in reaching the Yukon. AT pres
ent vessels destined for the Yukon re-
gion have to proceed up the ocean out
side of the long bar some twenty-five
miles off the coast, up to ST. Michael,
there transship to small boats, which
have to creep along the coast down to
the Aphoon channel, lOo miles or so
below st. Michael. This. channel car
ries the water only tws feet over the
bar at low tide.
The new channel just found is the
Kuslivak, which will carry eight feet
over the bar at low water, ana ac-
cording to present expectations VIII
permit ships of moderate draft 10
ENAg
proceed directly into the Yukon rom
the south, and then continue up the
river 400 or 800 miles to safe land
ing before transshipping to the smaier
boats. which will go the remainder OF
the way up the river. Aside from
shortening the distance, this Will put
the Yukon region into much closer acA
cess from the south.
The party, which has just completed
its labors for the season, now Is at
Seattle, where the survey maintains
branch Office. 1t consisted OF ABOUT
fifty men under six officers Of the sur
vey, the largest party ever sent out.
All are reported safe and well. Inc
work Of the party was Of a dangerous
character. They had to work out
side the bar, which was many miles
out to sea, in order to do the sounding
in the deep water This kept them
out of sight of the coast frequently.
They carried two steam launches or
about fifty tons capacity and about
seventy five feet long.
The information obtained will be en-
bodied in a chart, which will be ready
for use in navigation in time
for the first parties going up next
.pring. so as to afford the greater
The record-union., 1898-10-23
EVENTS ON THE TURF.
LAST DAY OF THE SEASON AT
MORRIS PARK.
Baby Bill Wins Autumn SteepIe-
chase at Three Miles and Ben
Holiday the Handicap.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-This was the
last day of the season at Morris Park,
and the attendance was large. Sum-
maries:
Autumn steeplechase, three miles.
Baby Bill won, Royal Scarlet second,
Trillion third. Time-6:15.
Six furlongs, Blarney Stone won, Di-
minutive second, Miss Miriam third.
Time-1:17
Five furlongs, selling, Ben Viking
Won, Merry Heart second, Cathedral
third. Tinle-1 :0012.
White Plains, six fourlongs, Mr.. Clay
won, Manuel second, Toluca third Time
:13.
Morris Park handicap, two and one
quarter miles, Ben Holiday won,
Thomas Cat second. Jefferson third.
Time-4:O.
One mile, selling, Mazarine won, Ok
nard second, Hanwell third. Time-1 :43.
AT LATONIA.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 22.-The track
was a sea of mud and the weather
rainy at Latonia Summaries:
One mile, selling, Mordecai won,
Dutch Bard second, Jack Hayes third.
sme-1:5Os4.
One mile, Volandies won, Pat Garret
second Old Fox third. Time-1:51.
One mile Garnet Ripple Won, Flea
nor Holmes second, Howitzer third
Time-1:5o72.
The Kentucky Central stakes, one
mile, The Kentuckian won, The Bar
rister second, Shinfano third. Time
1:5O.
Two miles, Jamboree won, Elusive
second, Ideal Beau third. Time-3: 5O1,h.
One mile, Madrilene won, The Doctor
second, Albert Vale third. Time-1 81.
AT HARLEM.
CHICAGO, Oct. g22-This was get
away day at Harlem and racing for
the present will be discontinued on
Chicago tracks. Results:
Mile and an eighth, George Lee won.
Vice Regal second, Double Dummy
third Time-2:101a.
One mile. Facade won, Judge Wof-
ford second, Rio Chico third. Time
1:501a.
Five furlongs, Montgomery won.
Boney Boy second, O'Connel third.
Time-1:07.
One mile, Boanarges won, DR.. Shep-
pard second, Dunois third. Time-1 80.
One mile, AL Fresco won, Eidad Sec
ond, Great Bend third Time-1:541b.
The record-union., 1898-10-23
A BAD REPORT.
Young Man Made a Target of a
Telegraph Pole.

The police learned last night that
a young man living in the eastern
part of the city on Friday night made
a target Of a telegraph pole at Twenty
fourth and streets, and poured into
it the contents of double barreIed
shotgun. An examination revealed
that the gun had been loaded with
pebbles.
1t is understood that the young man.
whose name was not learned, had got
drunk and gone cunning for his broth
er, who had, he claimed, appropriated
some clothing belonging to the gun
ner to his own use. Failing to locate
the missing relative, he Nnloaded his
gun into the telegraph post.
The record-union., 1898-10-23
UPWARD AND ONWARD
A Grand Success-The Sixth An
nual Announcement.

1t is with pleasure and pardonable pride
that we send to the citizens OF Sacra-
mento. and surrounding country this an
nual statement of the sixth year of the
Sacramento Sanitarium or Neagle Medi-
cal Institute.
Six years ago we founded this Institute
at It's present elegant quarters. Since
then, with labor and money, we have
continued to add to its stock of knoWl-
edge, apparatus, medicines and accommo-
datlons until now it stands the peer of
any like Institution in the Great West
AT the Institute we keep as fine a stock
OF pure drugs as can be procured in Eu-
Full abreast with science, we keep both
Homeopathic, Allopathic, Eclectic, Bot
anlc and regular remedies. and without
prejudice we give each patient such rem
ed1es as may best suit that individual
case.
For patients who desire it, we furnish
at the Institute, and we are prepared to.
treat and cure all and every kind of dis
ease.
We would especially invite all those who
are in need of medical treatment or have
friends who may need the same, to call
at the Institute and we believe that we
home, we can give you as good, If not
better. medical treatment than you can,
get in any of the large cities, and at a,
For further information, call in per,son
or write to the Institute, at 72415 X
street Sacramento, Cal
j. III. NEAGLE, M. ID.
DR.. Neagle and associates treat and
cure all Chronic Diseases and Diseases of
the Eye, Ear, Throat and Lungs, Liver
Heart, Kidney, Bladder, Brain, Catarrh
Asthma, rheumatism. Bronchitis, Head
ache, Deafness, Chills and Malaria, Skin
Diseases, Neuralgia, Diabetes, Dyspepsia
Dropsy, Eczema, Scrofula Chronic Diar-
rhea, Hemorrhoids and Rectal Troubles.
and all forms of Sores, Blood and VAST
ing Diseases.
Diseases Of women and children given
special attention.
Nervous diseases and nervous pros.ra-
tion made a speciality.
Consultation, either at the Institofe or
by mail free and strictly confidential.
Observation-Disclosures catarrhal troubles
and chronic diseases.
NEAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF
permapently at 72414 K street, Sacra-
mepto.
The record-union., 1898-10-23
SISTERS OF MERCY.
The Fair to Be Held in Their Aid
This Week.

A fair will be held next Thursday,
Friday and Saturday at Armory Hall,
in aid of the Sisters Of Mercy, and will
be manged by a number of Catholic
women who will strive to make it a
success.
The hall will be occupied by a num-
Der of handsome booths and will be at
tractively decorated. Many handsome
young women will preside over the
booths and it is proposed to serve a
dinner each day from IL to 2 o'clock,
the charge being % cents.