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HAMLINE.

me Eamline Public School union held an
Interesting meeting on Thursday evenins.
r i.rd II: l. osborne gave a snort talk on the
study OF nature from a biological standpoint.
c. N. Akers, Mrs. ]. D. Engie and Miss Car
ter also spoke.
"A reception was given by the Eamline
Hanline who haze enl sted, on Thursday
evening, in the Town hall. Hon. Thomas
Montgomery was master of ceremonies
The young ladies Of the Foreign Missi nary
society issued invitations for reception in
honor OF Mrs. Bishop Joyce at the home of
Mrs. E. N. Weioser, 1885 Hewitt avenue yes
terday afternoon from 2:30 to 5 p. m.
Miss Jessie Whitman was pleasantly s,,r-
pr1sed at her home in St. Anthony Park on
Friday evening by a large number of her
fren9s from Hamlne.
The members of the Zaraph HAN Literary
society will entertain their lady friends to a
picnic on next Saturday Afternoon at Lake
Fhalcn.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Larsen, of Crystal
i Lake, were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Grant, Of Minnehaha street.
The Har:line base ball team played a
game at Mortified on Monday, defeating the
! Carleton team by score of 20 to II.
The Philos and Brownings held a joint
rooms at the university building.
The Womans Home Missionary society held
meeting en- Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Robert Dugan
| The Hamiine Wcman's Christian Temper
neon in the reading rooms
Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Ross and child of St
CLOUD, were guests OF Rev. and Mrs Nc
Kaig during the week.
The Kings Daughters Will give social to-
morrow evening at the home of Edna Osisr
on Simcson avenue.
The Senior Loyal Temperance legion will
| hold social at the reading rooms tomorrow
evening at O'clock.
The Epworth league will celebrate its ninth
O'Clock he
university cha.el.
large number of Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins
friends gave them a pleasant surprise on
Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Society of Knox Presbyterian
Church met on Thursday at the home If
Mrs. Craighc.d.
Mrs. Norris Atchison entertained a num-
Der of friends from Minneapolis at tea last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Bruckholtz of Mime
apolis, were guests of Hamline friends during
the week.
Mrs. c. L. Weber entertained Miss Louise
Evans and Miss Winnie Chessire, of Walnut.
MINI.
the guest of Mrs. T. NJ. Fowble, of Blair
street.
Mrs. Thomas Montgomery entertained her
brother, Charles Mont gomery of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs Carter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Beckett were guests of Mrs. ]. N. Voerge.
Misses Blanch and Amy Atkins. of Elk
River. guests of Mrs. S. E. Atkins
Mrs. S. E. Atkins has been entertaining as
her guest Mrs. Wheedon, of Elk River.
DR.. and Mrs. G. S. Innis entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Van Fossen during the week
Pref ard Mrs. Brandrup Of Mankato Gro
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hully
The quarterly conference of the Methodist
church was held on Monday evening.
The Select Four held their last meeting
q the season on Saturday evening at the
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I wheie nul-ver4ess large n-gs ma ca ii. ne
breeze. Supper was served beneath a large
spreading oak. The little hostess was The
recipient OF number of gfts and each guest
was presented with small ported margu rite
and box of sweetmeats.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Pauline of Case street,
gave parry Fricay evening in honor of their
son Alexanders twentieth birthday. There
were cares and dancing mandolin orches-
ira furnished the music. Among the guests
Sera Mr. aid Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Curry, Mr. and Mrs. James, Mr. and rs.
King, Mr.. end Mrs. McCulloch. the Mise,
Fawcette, Jes:ie McCulloch, Miss Pease,
Msyrch, Stapieton, Faweet and others. Re-
lreshmerts Were served at II o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace M q
church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. E
Mctariand to perfect plans for a strawberry
1estl' al TO be held in the near future The
comnl nee ON arrangements are Mesdsmes Re
terson, Sterdeman, Deviney, Christie and
Miss Florence Pinska
Ihs W. F. M. s. of Asbury Church was
entertained Thursday afternoon at mis-
siohdry Tea at the home CT Mrs. A. L. Whit
COMP, on Fauquier street, who was ASST te
r by MIS- Atkins, Frank Mccoy and Mrs. Muir
The Cleveland High School union will bo,d
Its ANITA. nesting next Wednesday evening
The subject for discussion will be '.Schooj
surroundings" Election Of officers Will take
place. " '""e
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Moran of Hastings
episcopal Church he'd large meeting
thursday at the home OF Mrs. Larson. Plans
are being made for spring festival.
me Relief Society of st. Paul Chapter No.
"A Q; g. S., will give scial Friday evening,
May q, at the home of Mrs Milham. 1915 ST.
Anthony avenue.
The Ladies Aid Society of Arlington HIS
PIesbyterian Church will meet with Mrs.
wicker OF Charles street, Thursday after
noon.
Capt. G. H. Cuver has returned from Tif
1any, ~ d. He left Monday for Fargo to
act as Juryman for the United States curt.
Mrs. Vienholt of East Seventh street. was
thirty ladies were present.
Mr.. ard Mrs. He.mes, CT Frances rec,
entertained during the week Mr.. and Nrs
LOOMS, Of st. Peter. ~ .
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Morgan, Of Ha tng,.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Welch. Of Red
ford s.reet " Deo
Mrs. c. evils, Of Beech street, leaves Mon
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A dramatic season without visit Of
that long-lived success, Uncle Toms
Cabin" would be incomplete. The his
tory of the drama presents most eX-
taoTGinary term of successful favor
V n the American theater- going pub
lie.
Since the writing of the place, away
back in the sos, hundreds of new plays
have been produced, have run the ga
nut Of public opinion, either to be as
S ened to an carly death. or to enjoy a
moderate life Of popularity.
Much # the iTm nse favor which the
pay has enjoyed and still does, is
due tc the undisputed success of the
story itsef, which gave such a dis
tinct literary halo to its author, Har-
riet Be cher Stowe.
The story was NO t opportunity writ
ten, being cone lived at a time when the
subject Of negro slavery predominated
al ether public issues, and through tn
efiecjivsne s. of its word painting and
striking descriptions, it made many a
G. nVer, 10 the cause Of anti-Slavery.
Numerous dramatlzations of Miss
Stowe story have been made, none
more genuinely pleasing, natural and
Ccusist nj than the one announced for
presentation at the Grand this week,
commencing with performance to-
nsiit at S:l5. and including the ladies
and Saturday, for VIII CHI host of spe-
ca features are sn on ced.
Every Drama must necessarily meas
urC its success frcm the manner of It's
exposition, and it is also true that this
piece las universally suffered from a
lack of proper dramatic material to
present Il, but on this occasion Man
aesr A w Martin promises a pro-
GuctiCn not only NEST complete in It's
drama tic roster, bat embracing
wealth Of scenic detail, an elaboration
of EQUIPMENT, a list Of ensemble fea-
lures and an assisting contingent such
as but few presentations of the piece
have ever enjoyed.
Heading the east in the role OF Uncle
Tom is announced Milt CT. Barlow. the
well known minstrel comedian, whose
memory in black-faced comedy is as
ISOLATED with the greatest success ever
attained in that field. The press of the
entire country have united in the ex-
preston that the Interpretation of the
role as furnished by this actor is the
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L leave only guiding hint the most
valuable voices are often obscured by
difTlculties, which it is the teachers
mission to remove. Often, even with
voice properly posed, there is mark
ed weakness where the registers
change. Bad teachers insist on pro-
longed practicirg CT this particular sec
ton of the voice with the idea of en-
larging the tone. I say exercise the
voice equally all over. 1t becomes
equalized in time. Even if there
be a natural detection, better re-
tain your voice with a small spot of
weakness than risk its ruin through
the bad art Of taxing it where nature
tells plainly enough that it is not fit
for taxing.
I'm conclusion, while the. average
voice Is being developed, scales, solfeg-
81 and vocalism over its full compass
are essential. But once the voice has
obtained its growth, my experience is
that if you sing in public you should
save it completely in private"
In connection with Melba's own state
ment, it is interesting to note what
David Bispham has to say OF her. In
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MERRIAM PARK.

The ladies of the Park gave Company e, Of
the Fourteenth reg ment, a farewell reception
and supper on Tuesday evening, at the Pres
byterian church. The church was decorated
with American and Cuban flags. Large bou-
quets of Marechal Mel roses and carnations
were arranged among the palms, making a
most beautiful effect. Rev. w. c. Covert was
master of ceremonies. Others who spoke were
Col. Shandrew, Rev. Father Prendergast T..
D. Parker, Prof. Hyde Lieut.. Watson and
Capt. H. G. Ccykendall.
Karl D. Hibbard, the boy soprano will sing
in concert to be given at Woodruff's hall
on the evening of May 81. Others who assist
In tire concert are Misses Lucia Roach and
Ida Wilson. Of Mortified; Marie Tower, Sadie
Nnrthrup; Mr.. LIE Roy Scofield and Mr..
Tower.
A minstrel show and cake walk by the ST.
Paul Crusaders, under the directin of Miss
Rudy. will be given at Columbia hall for the
evening, May 26.
The Minnesota Congregational club will havs
Its annual outing ON Friday, May 81 The
trip will be from Minneapolis to Taylor's
Fails and return.
Rev. W. W. Lewis. of Atlantic Congrega-
tional church, Daytcr's bluff, will occupy the
pulpit Ct the Congregational church this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. F. Wool, Miss Lizzie Doak
Misses Ethel and May Wallace and Mrs. w.
o. Hillman attended the Epwor:h league con-
vention at Red Wing.
Mrs. e. B. McConnaughey, who has been a
guest at the home of Mrs. Riser, has re-
turned to Winona.
The Lad es' Aid Society of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church will meet with Mrs. Currie en- Friday
afternoon, May 20.
Mrs S. G. Cobb will entertain the Ladies
Aid Society of Olivet Church on Friday after
noon, at O'Clock
The ladies of Merriam Park will meet at
the CONGREGATIONAL church on Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock
E. J. Whitilesey and family and W. P. Cur
tbs and family have gone to Forest Lake for
the summer.
hold meeting ON Friday afternoon ut tle
rectory.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Crosby have as guests
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Lewis and son, from Will
mar.
Mrs Charles P. Waters entertained a large
number OF friends ct whist on Friday even
ing.
Rev. and Mrs ]. Fl. Reynard visited at the
home of Mrs. P. ]. Reynard, of Prior avenue
Mrs F. L. Brainerd was hostess at lunch
con on Monday. Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. Harvey Daniels, of Fargo is the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Frsk.
The Ladies' Euchre club was entertained
on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Muckle
Mrs. H. L. Burrill left on Monday for
visit among friends in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Grid!ey gave whist party on Monday,
afternoon at her home.
Mrs. William Jones is entertaining Mrs
Wells. OF Wisconsin.
Mrs. H. G. Morgan is visiting her daughter.
Of Marshall avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Still are in Montana.
visiting their son.
Mrs. G. A. Day is visiting her sister. Mrs.
H. E. Still.
Mrs. S. W. Searles has returned from Fari
bault.
Miss Alice Moore left on Tuesday for Bos
ton.
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MACALESTER.

Mis- Cora Cowes, who has been visiting Miss
May Patterson, has returned TO Waverly, To-
j. r. Andrews has gone to En- 81 md, where
he viii remain during the summer
musical and literary entertainment will
be given on Tuesday evening fer the benefit
of the Presbyterian church.
Rev. DR.. Hoyt, a returned missionary from
China. viii occupy the pulpit of the Presby-
terrain church this morning.
Rev. Gee returned to his home in R.ek
Island, H.. after visiting for several weeks
in the Park.
Rev. T. E. Douglass and family of Willow
City :. D.. are new residents in the Park.
The Student Volunteer band held a picnic at
Lake Harriet on Friday afternoon.
The Pubic School union will meet at the
school house tomorrow evening.
Miss May Wilson entertained Mrs Short
and daughter, OF La Crosse, Wis.
E. B. Hubbard left Friday FIR a short
trip to New York.
Judge Higgins. of Duluth, visited his sister
during the week
c. w. Hansen, 49, renewed friends in the
P; - this week.
The Ladies Aid society met on Friday with
Mrs. Hunt.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

A literary and musical entertainment was
given Thursday evening by the women of
Hope chapel on Bradley street About ~
hundred were present. The chapel was dec
pating were: Odd Fellows quartette song nv
the Kings Daughters, a mandolin and Miami
duet by Fred and Grace Rhodes recitation
Miss Ellithrope; piano duet, Mrs Hel. er and
Miss Menu; solos: Mr.. Jeffrey, Miss Harriet
Morrison Miss Florence Menu and Miss Wei
mer, and a duet by Miss Swank and Mrs
Slccum. Rev. Carl w. Scovel, assistant mas.
ter CT House of Hope church. gave a short adj
dress. He also announced that the deed for
the new church lot had arrived from England ;
that $500 had already been subscribed and
work would begin soon on the new church
building. One hundred dollars was raised Of
the entertainment, after which refreshments
were served. The ladies in charge were
Mesdames Philips, Cordell, Jackson, Halter
Payne Slocum. Hokansin Ericsson, Durand,
Menu, Heller, Zimmerman, Morrison
Miller, Bacon, Duncan, Olson and Bentley
Mrs. D. w. Berry, OF Sims street gave
birthday party Saturday afternoon for her
sister. Miss F. B. Plock. The rooms were
present were Mrs. o. Sohlberg, Mrs D.
Mclean, Mrs E. Lunquist, Mrs. A. Lund.
9uist. Mrs. John Anderson. Mrs. Blom, Mrs.
S Spnn Mrs Nes ahn Mrs Hqlt
Danne,l, Mrs. John ThArsell, Mrs. ]. M. Carl.
son, Mrs. P. NJ. Lindcuist, Mrs. Andrew
Peterson Mrs. Holmberg, Mrs. HAHN and Miss
Mrs. Mclean Mrssf EImquist; recitation by
Mrs. Berry, after whfcha coffee and cake were
served.
pretty May party was given Thursday
afternoon by Mrs William Chester of Mag
tenth birthday. The interior of the house
was decorated with May flowers and mar
guerites A May pole wound with red, white
and blue ribbons was erected on the lawn,
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selves might ultimately receive greater
benefit. We cannot go on forever en-
tertaiEing tie public, and the time
comes inevitably when many an artist
becomes a charge upon a tender-heart-
ed ard long-sutfering public. 1t is not
right, and we should be the first ones
to eEdeavor to put an end to anything
ich causes the public to have less
TeGpect for US
Here a comparison was made between
Melba and Patti, and Mr.. Bispham
said:
Patti, Notwithstanding the wonder
ful beauty of her voice, often did things
in her acting which were net exactly
according to the realistic standing of
Calve; but Melbas acting has vastly
improved. She does splendidly in
'Traviata' ard II Barbiere." surprising
her audience by her versatility You
see it isn't only voice row. it isn't, as
the old Romans said, 'Vox ct praeterea
nihil;' you must have something else
besides voice."
The NANCY concert, which was an
nouaeed to take place Thursday, has
been postponed.
The Christ CT u CHI choir boys VII give
concert in Saltwater, Kay 81, under
the direction of F. G. Blodgett. They
will be assisted by Mrs. Vina Avery
Smith and Henry de Lorme. who will
give the "Miserere' from '"Trovatore"
ard also arias. The concert will be
given for the benefit of the high school
The annual meeting of the Schubert
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO.

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO
Lucas County, S.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
IS the senior partner of the firm of
F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business N
the City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will paw
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED Dor.
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the nsa
of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this sixth day of De-
cember. A. D. 1885,
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials. free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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MAHTCsIEDI.

Mrs D. A. Swan is having her cottage re-
modelled and will occupy it the last OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Murray have tsk,n the
k1es cottage and will move out in a few
William Dampier will put his new launch.
ldyiWi-d, In the lake the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lohmen and wamly have
settled In their home, at Bald Esg.e.
Mrs. a. E. Murray and family will open
their cottage during the week.
Mrs. Orman, of Columbus o. is spznd-
ing the week at Daisy Dell.
Mrs. NJ. T. Sanders and family moved into
their cottage yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Boomer have erected
tents on Breezy Point
Robert Johns was guest of Henry Johns
during the week.
Miss Hawthorne has returned to her home,
in West ST. Paul.
Mr.. A'Hern will spend the summer with his
unc.e, Mr.. Daily
A. @'-ong spent Wednesday at Honey
suckle lodge.
Mrs. RALPH Eastman spent Wsdne day en-
the grounds.
Mr.. Terrence is spending a few days at
Red lodge
Miss Lillian McQuat is at tie hotel for the
summer.
Miss Virginia Dufrene spent Sunday with
friends.
Stiles Burr is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bixby.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Mrs. A. R. McGill gave party on Friday
evening in honor of the birthday of her son.
Wilson. Mrs. McGill was assisted by Mrs
c. A. Dun and Mrs. Wilbur Todd. Among
those present were: Marguerite and Isabel
Dunn. Grace Elsinger George Hill, Mabel
Sheriff, Blossom Gibson, Eloise Truesdalc,
Mabel Pierce, Myra and May Buell., Miriam
Merrill, Dorothy Harwood, Helen Woover
Helen Plant Fred and Walter Southall Earl
Partridge, John Dana, Allen and Richard
Stone, Howard Fagg, Owen Harris and
Charlie Pierce.
An open meeting of the Royal Arcanum
was held Friday evening at /. o. o. T. hall.
Miss Bailey, Miss Ross and Mr.. Williams
assisted on the programme.
The Mothers club met at Central hall
on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Macarthur spoke
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-15
ADMIRAL PORTER STATUE.

Board tO Consider Plans and Cost
Appointed.
WASHINGTON. May 14.-The secre-
tary of the navy has appointed a board
consisting Of Assistant Secretary Allen,
Rear Admiral Ramsey, retired, and
Prof. Marshall Oliver, of the naval
academy, to consider and report upon
an appropriate design for statue of
Rear Admiral D. d. Porter, to be erect
ed In this city, in accordance with a
provision Of the last naval appropria-
ton bill.
The board will also make an estimate
of the cost Of the proposed statue.
Alaskan Bill Signed.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-The president to-
day approved the Alaskan honest. ad and
right of way bill.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-15
SAN PEDRO AND HONG KONG.
New Transportation Line to Reach
Manila.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, May IA
number of local capitalists and men
interested in the transportation lines in
Southern California are forming a COM
pany to put on line of steamers be-
tween San Pedro and Hong Kong, to
touch at Honolulu and Manila. the
probability of Hawaii and the Philip
pine islands becoming United States
possessions having stimulated them to
the venture.
Hon. Abbott Kinney, a capitalist OF
this city, is one of the leaders of the
company.
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ALAS!

She took my hand
In sheltered nooks;
She took my candy
And my books.
She took my flowers
Without demur;
She took the gloves
l sent 20 her.
She took my ring,
With tender smile:
She took nv time.
For quite while.
She took my kisses,
Sweetly shy:
She took, l must
Confess, my eye.
She took my gifts
Whate'er I'd send;
She took my rival
In the END.
james Barrett Kirk In Tru h
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club will be held at the studio in the
Phoenix building Wednesday. The an
nral election Of officers will occur, and
plars will be discussed for the next
years work. All active members have a
voice iE this meeting.
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per and also of The Bride-E,ect" com
pany, and after Mr.. Stevens and hi
partners in the Sousa company rep &C
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-15

ca Mrs Bergen, Mr.. Hopper and Mr.
stevens, Old friends in business, fell
out ard agreed 10 SEPARATE.
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Seidel's Successor.

NEW YORK, May 14.-Paur late conductor
OF the Boston Symphonic orchestra, has teen
elected director of the New York Philharmonic
orchestra, In succession Of Anton Seidl
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-23
Motor win He Perfected.

Philadelphia Nov. 22.-Stockholders Of
the Kelley Motor company have noe
abandoned the hope that the secret Of
the life work OF John w. Keeley viii not
be buried with the inventor on Wednes-
day. B. Ackerman of New York. the pre-
ident of the company. came to Philadel-
phia In response to a telegram from Mrn.
Kelley When he reached the house IN
oxford street he was told that MrA.
Kelley was too much prostrated 60 seo
him. Mr.. Ackerman subsequently, vtstte0
the office of'the motor company. He saids
II have been closely associated with
Mr.. Kelley In his work for IS years. and
was among the first to see the value -
his plans. As a mechanical engineer.
have frequently examined his machtneo
and I have often discussed his expert
ments with him.
Therefore. to-day I have greater faith
than I ever had In the practical value OF
his discovery. During the last few yearo
I have learned that Mr.. Kelley prepares
a manuscript of more than 1000 pace
which reveals all the secrets diDcovere0
by him. That manuscript. I understan4,
was in the possession Of Mr.. Kelley. and.
therefore. while IL Is most too early 70
discuss the future of the work. II seems
to me that with the information In the
manuscript and the knowledge I'm the pos
session OF Lancaster Thomas and Charles
n. Collier, there need be little doubt that
the work OF Mr.. Keeley viii be carris1
forward"