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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-13
MRS. M'KINLEY's UNCLE.
He Was Not Injured Internally and
VIII Recover

Canton. Ohio August Physicians
have found that Joseph S. Saxtoa. Mrs.
Mckinley's uncle, was not injured in
ternally when he was Knocked down by
a motor car, therefore, they say he will
recover.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-13

\ copy of the proclamation has beeen
cabled to our army and navy commando
ers. Spain will cable her commanders
like instructions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

.tE FL Hn
STAID OLD Boston has recently pre-
scented to the world a new demonstra.
tion that ancient civic virtue has not
persisted from the earth Some years
ago it was decided to repair. the state
house, and at fha same time prpserve
NJ possible some of The cherished arcni-
tectural features OF the honored struc-
ture. To c ,mplish thus end the
legislature appropriated 1915 600. The
commission in charge Of the w nk
achieved all that was intended, at q
cost OF less than $3.50 900. received
permission to use 500. 900 OF the ap-
preparation for furnishing the building.
and used only ihrse.fnurths of that,
and now turns back into the treasur,
$4,000 of the original sun D)n't'
laugh! 1t would be mora appropriate.
to weep, or, better still, to b~lushsthat
such q performance should be 50, rare,
It IS worth noting. moreover, that
the chief members of the commission
that accomplished this remarkable.
work were women.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14
1wudledum aud lwsat dee,

From tbs Albuquerque Democrat,
The great higum no Tor liawhiin
aurexa ION 10 the senate, It's now IN
,imaied, VIII not bs mill airy In lie
SO pc, but commercial. Senator El
kius II qaotad as sas log that he 10
mot Ia favor Of the anntxsiicn OF
Hawaii with any intee ton Ut trying
TO asrimilate Tho population Of those
islands with our owl people" HI 10
frank enough to tdmit that T. cannot
be done III, he 10 firmly c"Dvi, c-d
.tbAt.we need the islandS FIR CONNER
cial reasons. Senator German, too. 10
said 10 be profoundly impressed wi b
this argument. Itasy very subtle when
we come u think ~ IL. we control
already the Hawaiian Q 'mmerce. and
have u reciprocity treaty in force--aIl
without annexation But the argument
IS that nnusxaIiOn is necessary 10 ord-i
20 control what we already control
The subtlety Is quite ovrrpuweiing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14
1T WON'T GO.

S Albright, mayor VI ALBUQUERQUE,
writes an open letter to H. B Fergus.
son. congressional delegate from New
Mexico, approving of Mr.. Fergusson's
oil to give the Territory, 10 the ab.
sence of statehood, all the public lands
which statehood would bring with it.
But MIR. Albright adds q condition to
which the remaining parts of the Ter
ritory cannot agree. It 10 to ak con-
gress to make nm ample grant OF govern
ment land for the purpose Of establish
ing and maintaining at the city OF Al,
bnquerque. 10 New Mexico . sanitari,
uln fsr eonsumptiYes. q HisTeasons
are:
You are well aware that this--ths cen
trail part OF New Msxico-is the greatest
sam, airy region for weak lunged persons
that exists in the known world. As a
bles.i ng to mankind, and for the b nett OF
our ciaizens, itsho1ld be sntftizad, and IT
would bring to the people OF Albuquefque
more dollars and cents, in far less time
thar all the Enterprises thus far proposed.
And TO doAhiss we aae seektIg government
aid.
Here at home, 1t is understood that
Albuquerque is not BY any means the
best place for the location of . san.
itarium. tits destitute Of the advan-
tages Of Santa Fe, Ration, Las Vegas,
and all the northern sections of New
Mexico white it docs not compare with
Dsming, Silver City. Las Cruces and
many other places in the south.
II Albuquerque wants a sanitarium,
let her establish it herself, without
govern ment aid, as Las Vegas has done
and as all other towns SD u'd do.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14
Ortiz Nina Development.

rfoin tue Now N xiean
The Urng mine company that has
leased tho famous old Ostia mine,
about a mile from Dolores. In south
Sanlh Fe cvunly, from the New Mex
ico inlniuR company, under The active
thanage ment 81 l. q. Ernan, Its gen.
eral manager. Is doing some very ex-
tensiye work.
The present SHIFT IS being deepened
and will 20 down at least 800 FEET
deeper, tho ore body iusnfying this
fuzzy makiDg " n depth IL 600 feet.
Another nv. foot Harrington min is
being added 10 the Two already In. use,
lucreasipg LhecapacSty foEVsating ures
greatly. AID a new and powerful pump
ing apparatus IS being put in. The
company now empl Us about thirty
men and more WIN pe put on in the
near III nre.
The returns from the ores treated
aud shipped duIng the past six months
have been very satisfactory, indeed,
ulthough the exact value cannot be as.
ctrtalned Tor The company hut thu
ia prove msDts now beiug lnadssand the
~aduirvnal money that is b ing put into
new macnlnely gud general improye
mrn.s 90 the properly are mighty good
evidence thai t6D i~essess, wno have u
Ninety nlne yea,st lease, are well sat-
isied. TneSstock Of the company is
ned 10 ST LOUIS. (,
MIR. Ermau and his sister are at the
mine nd nKe the country very much,
as the climate around Dolores Is very
sniubrious and mind.
Mr.. K man is also managing a Grip.
pie Creek property and TAX 8 occAsiena
trips IL thai lnlning -ceaAss.sbaLsp Asdi
most OF his Time at the Ortiz mlne,
y high Is located eight miles from Ger.
riiios.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

ANY state which still tclerates in its
criminal code the barbarism Of the
cumulative sentence is ceriaiply sestop-
ped from throwing missiles, at the blue
laws Of Connecticut. For any degree
Of murdfr less than the 6rst a sentence
Of twen'y-one years is unusually severe.
yet q mar in Illinois was recently sen.
fenced to the penitentiary for eighty
years for burglary, to which he plead
ed guilty on several counts. A young
fellow under Indictment for grand
larceny 10 q neighboriug state, some
time nRo, took part Id d general jar
break, though not the leader 10 1t. To
escaping he assaulted a isiIer Who.
tried u stop him and jumped UPON a
c%onvenient horse to help his fight.
he WIS recaptured. and though the
evidence against bim for The original
off.nfe was not strong. he was CON
victed, and. in eddi inn. was found
guilty Of breskny jail, essarl' With.
intentto kill ard hovse s'eaiing. re-
ceivine a sentence Of twsf'S vents in
all. A sentence FIR to 1rie,t of-
Tense would seem to be enough in such
psset,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

49, III -
STATEHOOD for Oklahoma Is likely
TO be prevented brc4use the people
cannot agree The .swest side" favors
immediate statehood with it's present
boundaries expecting to take the oapi-
tai from Gu hrie. The ..east side
wants statehood d. ferred uutil Okla
homa and the Indian Territory may be
admitted as n slate, believing thi.
would eff CT a way TO retain the capi-
tai. The free silver element opposes
immediate statehood, fearing the cleo
ton of a republican senator. The
Cherokee strip opposes immediate
statehood, dee ming free homes more
important and fearing to ask congress
for toe~FaueA-at once. @
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14
TT Nav WO aAN

Now that ONO has produced a states.
woman upon whose npdthe partisans
OF Hanna aud Kur 2 hung with hope
and dread. the fame Of Mary Lease il
dimmed. Not that there IS danger Of
another Mrs Lease mounting the
ornament of renown. Kansas is the
only safe that could bestow her upon
the void. But Mrs, Gr,fi b is to Mrs.
Lease al the politician who know adj
dition, division aud silence Is to the
publicIst who only knows great pfin
cipiesan whose only gift is oratory.
MrsrLessa would adorn the senate
ass no. sewing circle was ever YET
adorned. But Mrs&G filth would.
rather maks-a senaforsby cAmmandiug
her husband how to vote Than be seDa-
trix terself. Who'd be king that could
be Warwick Mrs. Grifi bis husband
could not be taken seriously. He did
not know how he would vote. His
wife alone had ihat inform stion. She
moved him like a pawn on the board
from Hanna to Kur's and back to
Hanna many times. When she was
ready she told him how he should vote
and he did 50. N
The Globe Democrat In speaking Of
Mrs. Grifi b.. quoted from an English
writer, who said that Of all the woman
he knew In rol,ics there was but one
who wcuid-not take money, and she
took diamoads
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

A very intor,s ing case, AZ nAwg
the Respective rights Of courts and ! 20
newspaper press, has just been COW
cIuded in California. Some TIME ago
The sacramento Bee, In It's reg"iAr
cocrt reports, published what auf-
oor,ed to be a report u evidence gwen
Ia a case before the supreme court.
The following day the attention OF
tho court being drawn 10 II the ludge
declared from the bench that the news
paper report was entirely unnru'' ano
added some impuyations Of unworthy
mo,ives4to the newspaper. The news
raper replied In the mkt is'ts'ra'-
ser,,pg the correctness Of Ito report
whereupou its editor ard proprietor
was summoned for contempt. 90 the
trial OF the contempt case the defense
offerad evidence 10 s~ubstantiate the
correctness q. the disputed report
which was ruled out AnSs The defendant
ii led $500.
The case was taken up to the su'
prems court on cer!i9orraEri and in
u Jori,y decision that body rules tha'
the course If the 10 wer court was .
denial Of the defen dant's consrilutiona
rights, and the order imposing the fin'
was therefore null aud void.
There have been twoAor three case'
lately in which lower courts have de-
vsIoped an idea that the power u
punish for contempt included th'
power to suppress newspaper criticism
OF the bench But that view, says ,h'
Prasburg Dispatch. has not stood for
moment whsna:tgot before the higheI
courts. There is no d)ubt that news
paper comment on pending CAST
should be governed by discretion, !
not wholly withheld until II can b
made free of any appearance OF trying
to aft CT justice. A newspaper o :
ment that should try to Influence hi
outcome Of II trial would come within
TIE scope Of contemp just as a SIM
lar attenp pit of spectators wculd. Blu
beyond that necessary limitation thu
right OF the press 10 report jidIcla
p o~ceedings and to Comment on idici
al action has been most clearly tfirm
I'd, ss the result Of one or two i'll
judged effor 9 10 restrict It.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

Aug. J. Bogel, the lendiug druggist Of
Shreveport Ea., say s. s'Dr.s kings New
Dlscys cry Va t%hs.oniy thug that cures nv
co gu, and Il Is the best seller | have" j.
4. Campbell, merchant. OF s ford, Ariz..
writes: DIR. Klug,'s- New Discovery ~ IN
tbst Is claimed Tor It; &c never fails, and is
a sure cure tor Construction, Cou chs and
Colds, cannot sly enough r its mer-
i,s.N DR. Kiugis N Nv Dise very for Con :
sumption, q ugn- and Odds i not en- ex-
pertinent. IL has bseu tried for a quarter
OF o centurv, aud to DAY stands at the
head. lt never ois,pp ants, Fee trial
bottles az Murphey-Va Petten Drug Co =
drug stores and Browu0 u Mapzanares
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14
An Hxtra ruinae.

When the weather sets cqld and damp.
lpersonssubjecL tori heui1atic attacks expect
an xtra IN inge OF their I'd com plant.
ress OnessSsy 70 preve t tni-, viz: by
tskiLg ~ advance a short cours of LALLE-
MAED's -RECIFIo for RHEUMATIsM. Il en-
to, he Uioou ana de-tr - tue rututnatic
acid in every part ~ tn s,stem. Gives
quick relief rom Pain, quiet- inflammation
and vert rms I~srmsneht cufe. Ger yuui
blood c'eRnsed IF ibis ae'd lesson in ad-
vance OF the ouk weather season, and
you wi | "a -ly PASS through unaf -cte 4,
LALLEMAND's SPECIFIC is an anti-acid, safe
thorough ami feiiabe. Price, S1.00 pei
vial. sold by Murphey-Vun fett n Drug
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

Agang If wandering iife insurance
agents have been .sdoing" the Pecos
Hey the past few weeks. They claim
30 represent the Mural life OF Nv
York. hut in al, probability will prove
frauds. II is never safe 70 pay money
to unknown bum Insurance. agents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

alers snvu.d ryportto tue count
spp ruom .ny n~r.ku.allty or lnattension
ON the parL uI car. lsrs "a tAe uellvery ~
TIN OPTIC. Ne s-uealeis can nave lHh
OPTIc answered 10 tneir uspots IN y
part OF the city by the carfieis. o.uers "
complaints can De made by teiepnons'
poutai, or la person.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

The Nav York Sun charges james
Gordon Reuneti, OF the. Nav York
Herald. with being a paid fl 'ial Of
The Spanish government. to misrepre.
sent the Cuban csnee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

The Case II ,ne ielrl.oly vs. Ignacio
Garc'a, INDICTED Tor ipurder@ WAS
called for trial In the Territorial dis
trlct court, AT Santa Fe, bpt 10 the al
,euoe Of an important winners, the
triuA was deferred,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN, "A, 1898.
r 8

PLETHoRIc capital is, of course, op
posed 10 any kind Of restriction or i'm.
migration. The greater competition
10 among the lab ring classes, the
greater capitals gain. Cons. quently.
In this as in almost every Other p r.
t%icular, capital and labor are opposed
and, as usual, cspltal is able TO III
huence legislation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

IMMIGRATION ,hou d b. stopped as
con pltieiy as possible. fha natural
increase of the present p paialion is al
this country can now su~,siu.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14
TELEPHONE NO. 2

NUS Opric will not, under any circum-
.tsn.ss, n, ,espunsipist FIR the return or
the sale keeping Of auy rejected malu.
scr,ps. N. exc. pt,on will be made To tais
rule, win re- ara 20 eltusr letters 81 ~
closures. Mr. WAL ths editor entsr ln.o
correspondence CONCERNING r~eJectea man-
uscripL. r
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

In order TO avoid delays on account o.
personal sbss nee, letters 70 lHE OfTlo
should not be uuui esseu 10 AIRY inuiviuusi
scnnectsu with the office, uut "eimpiy ~
The UpTIc, or to tue ieuttrriui or Tue Dusi.
n.ss department., ACCORDING TO the Tenor or
1urpOSo. ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

A strike was mats in..Hidden Trees
ure," near Eiiz ,bethtown, Culi.x
lc,ua4y, .potra 0thFe.sfoet @veid4 giving
values Of $50 TO S4U0 The C mpaDy
proposes to add u mliins plant.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

Jesse d 4 ynophs left R.ton for
A'ch son, Kansas, from there to LIN
coin, N Nebraska, and IN a few weeks 10
Fri Worth, Texas, where he takes
the captaiucy of the Fort Worth base
ball Team for next season.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

The Smith Bros. of BIossburg, met
with a pleasant surprise. Their i've
young brothers, Robert and james
wno'thry rad nor seen fJftWsfve years.
drol pedsin on ihem wt.housiany warn
iny hnd q happN lime followed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

To secure proper classification, adver-
tisements shvuiu w hanued IN not labor
than lv'u'clvcK "a. m.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14
What EVERYBODY SAYS

About Hoods S~arsaparilla is that 1t
puriips their blood, gives them an
appetite and makes them feel strong.
These three go together: Pure blood,
appetite, strength. II you want to
feel well take Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
One True Blood Purifier.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

New houses continue to bob up in
every part Of Ration.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14
EI0 GRANDB & SANTA Fl
DENVER & RIO GRAND il
L
The Scenic Line otsthe World.
y Time Table No. i4O.

Connections with nam line and brancnes
as follows:
At Antouito for Durango, Silverton and
all points In the Sa Juan country. -
At Altmosa ,r Jimtowl, Cree ie, Dsl
Nor ., "A 9nts Vista and gil points 10 tne
san Lois valley,
At S ida with in line for ali points
-as' and west, including Lie adv,il.
:" Al florence with 4 b q, G. 4 r. for
the god camps OF Cripple Greek and Vic
tor. ~ N.s y
At Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver
with all Missouri river ines FIR all points
east. 4.
Through passe j., yarsfron "a tia Fs will
have reservsd berrhs Ia sleeper from Ala
mnsa. If desired.
r r further Information address the un.f
dersigued. Z
T. J.HEIM. Genera Agent.
6anta Fe, N. a.
9. K. HOOPER. g. p. A..
Denver. Cole.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14
JfFfCHL DIRECTORY.
ary rpnpRAr

q. B Ferghsson...s.. Deisgat 90 Congress,
NJ. Governor
LEO, q; Naaiacs .s............ Secrstar,
N. G. Collier, ys \ f.. -
Fl B Ha nilton,
NIB Laughlin, rss..... .Associate
G. d. Bantz, -.
Felix Marines. CLERK 4tb judicial Dissric,
Charles Il. Easiey -. !. Surveyor General
Charles NJ. shannon United States oollectn,
q 8. District Attorney
W. H. Loomis. ...... Deputy US. Marshal
). W. Fleming ~. 8. Coal Mine inspector
James III; Walker, santa Fe, Reg. Land once
". e Sluder, Las Cruces, Reg. Land o nice
Jas. P. t~scarate, Las Cruces, Rec. LandOrnce
RichardEYoung Roswell. Reg. Land Oaio,
VIII Cosgrove. Roswell .,Rsc, Land OfHrs
john Q. Slack Clayton =. Reg. Land once
Joseph s. holland. CLAYTON. Rec. Land once
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

AZ VnaAs DAILY OPTIU-Dsiivered Dy mail,
post paid, ylv. w per annuLn, s0'VV Ior siA
months; Sz.OU tct Jiiree mon0ns, ~ caf-
rter, 40 CENTS per Week ~
Las VEGAS W hEALY UfriU-3L cUiumnp, de-
liveIeu Dy man, posi- paiu, sA.vv per an
mum, Sl.UU lLr SIX nunLlie, 20 IOr tnreS
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sampie copies Oh iloLn uany anu wesAi, /,
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The OPTIC, TO INQUIRE attontlon, siivulu pe
Accompanied " Luo wiIIer's luii nane
ana auur1ss, not IOl puDiicoLiohs oub 10 =
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order, pUsIai noLe, oApress Ut Registered
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

Hoods Pills are the only pills to
be taken with Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14
r.sa VEGAS PsBnrHcFs,
sANrrARY poARD

W H ack-. chairman. silver CITY
NJ N.Shafih. FIRST District. Fast Las Vegas
Z J nt.ro s.+sccond i'Etr'ct alhuonernue
j Y Hirkle..... nth d'sfricf Lover panasco
J.A.IaRre...... 49,. secretary las Vegas
naUFTY.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14
COURT OF PRIVATE lawn CLAIMS.

Joseph r. Reed. ofTowp Thief Tnetice
AssocvArr IusFJcpp-wtf,ur ? stone. ~
eciorado; Thomas o. FntIer OF North
Tercifna: William M. Murray. ~ Tannea
ee; eprvC o. slues. Of Ksrees.
Matthew a. Revnnlds. of Mfnronrf. q =
aAAoruoU L
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-14

EnJ0reu III the MAST LAB vegas, N. AZ,
postOnice Tor traneAiIssion l4e
malls as sec0nu- CLASS II ttter.
Evening star., 1898-06-17
Star COmplfmented.

AT regular business meeting of the Y.
P. s. c. E. of Mt. Vernon Place M. g..
Church South. held the evening of June
IA, resolution was unanimously adopted
expressing 1.-The thanks of the society to
the proprietors of The Evening Star News
paper Company for their courtesy in pub.
fishing such matter as has been furnished
by the press committee of the c. E. Union
of the District Of Columbia.'
On the same subject Mr.. Paul E. Sleman.
secretary, writes:
L am directed by the executive COM
mittee Of the District of Columbia Chris
tan Erdeavor Union to thank you on be-
half of the 5000 Christian Endeavorers in
the District of Columbia for the courtesy
extended in publishing each Saturday even
ing In The Star the news items furnished
by the press committee OF our union and
to express to you the high degree OF ap-
probation with which these notes are read
each Saturday evening by the Endeavor ers
OF the city,
]. w. Stone, master of records, states as
follows: "At regular meeting of CYRUS
Castle, No. 1, X. G.. E., the question was
raised which was the most popular news
paper in the District Of Columbia After a
leEgthy discussion 1t was unanimously de-
cided in favor of The Evening Star as be-
ing the most reliable and popular paper
published at the capital Of the United
States"
Evening star., 1898-06-17

Ihe closing exercises of the Marion K
Harries kindergarten took place at 1924
New Jersey avenue northwest Wednesday
morning, in the presence of a large COM
pany of the parents and friends of the
scholars. all of whom expressed their de-
light at the way in which the little ones
acquitted themselves.
The following program was gone through
In manner that would have done credit
TO children Of a larger growth" Morning
hymn and repeating the prayer, class;
america sung by the class; Merry Lit
tie Men, finger play, class; "Clickity
Clack," recitation, Master Freddie Upton: /:
Little Boy Blue" recitation, Master Sewell
Shreve; ball games. Bells High in the
Steeple, Pendulum, Fly, Little Birds: Cradle
Song, class: Flower Praise recitation
Miss Florence May Harries: kitty White
song. Master Preston Chamberlain: All
the Little Sparrows," song. class; Seven
Little Fairies" song, Miss Margaret
Browne; Five Little Brothers. recitation.
Master Sewell Shreve; Ball for Baby
finger play, class: "Grasshopper Green"
song, Master Golf Nutwell Little Lambs"
song, class; Mrs. Pussy" recitation and
finger play. Master Warren Goodwin Har-
ries; ,1; The Squirrel" finger play, class:
Weaving Song" Master Freddie Upton :
Pigeon House." song and finger play Miss
Gertrude Browne; Jesus Bids Us Shine"
song, class; Pleasant Sunny Meadows, -
song. Master Warren Goodwin Harries;
Good Bye Song class. In closing the
proceedings Miss Marion X. Harries an
nounced that the next session of the kinder
garten would commence September 10
Evening star., 1898-06-17
Juniors Become Seniors.

Columbia Theater was comfortably filled
with the relatives and friends of the Junior
class of the Immaculate Conception Acad-
emy Wednesday morning. The commence
ment exercises, which made seniors out of
the lao juniors, comprised an interesting
Hickey. M. Dunnigan, A Heany and A.
Gaegler; singing by Misses NJ. Mangan, T.
Zerega. NJ Dunn, B. O'Neill, L. Hall, NJ
keliher; violin solos by Miss L. Koechling
and Loretto Sullivan. and piano selections
BY Miss N. Koechling, A. Sullivan, R. Sui
ivan, NJ. Halpin and A. Slattery
The drama, St. Gerrnaine, was given, the
cast of characters being as follows: Ger
maine, Blanche Becker; Lawrence Cousin,
Mabel Rainey; Jeanne Cousin, Mamie Man
gan: Charlotte Cousin, Belle Zerega Su-
settle. Katie McMahon; Genevieve, Nellie
Saffel; Catherine, Nellie Clements; Elise,
Gertie Gaegler; Mary, Mary Reilly; Rose,
Mamie Dunn; First Nun, Mary Kelly, and
Second Nun. Sarah Gallagher.