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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31
Is TALKING OF PEACE
MADRID PAPER TALKS SERIOUSLY
or THAT DEsIDER ALUM.
ADVISES Spnniards that Ten IL
1renter THIN One and Says 1t
Is Time to Yield.

Especial Cable to The Post and New yors
noralh. Copyright 1898. by James Gordon
Benne,t)
Madrid, May 3o.--The Epoca devotes an
article TO the possibilities of peace II saws
mere are two parties IN Spain; one is
seeking for peace. the other for war and
both inspired by the same dea-whieh 4,
Tor the benefit of Spain. The former saw
the only palliative OF our ills is peace. In
prolonsing the war there is no possih,,,tv
OF favorable issue for us. Let us be mao
uoai and give up the idea. Let us ,oo, a,
'he reality and not attempt imposs;hil,,i.,
LOT 1t is impossible that we can breat j,
mathematical and logical law wh,oh
demonstrates without romance that ons 4,
less than ten"
Inc Epoea says: Are such ideas NINA.
''o'' ihose who utter them seek tho
wen being of the fatherland"
from so serious an organ n,
Top of the Herald's leader t,o 80,
means much.
LONDON May si.-A London news assr..
asserts that the pope has forwsrsoa
pie 10 PRESIDENT McKinlcv
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TO DESTROY CERVERA
Is THE PLAN OF THE ADMINIsTRA
TION NOW.
Determined Not 10 Permit Him to
lie Reinforced by the Cndix
Squadron.
teteoisl Dispatch to Tho Post and New Yors
Herald. Copyright. 1898. by James Cor
dan nnnnptt

teteoisl Dispatch to Tho Post and New YorA
Herald Copyright. 1898. by James Cor
don Bennett
Washington, May 3O.-Unless Admiral
Cervera should determine to run the gaunt-
let of Commodore Schley's armorclas no
battle between the opposing fleets may be
expected in the near future.
II is the programme. however, to capture
or destroy the Spanish mon of-war before
the reserve squadron, which is reported to
have left Cadiz on Friday last. arrives in
Western waters. That squadron can not
possibly reach Santiago de Cuba under two
weeks from the date OF It's departure AMI
In any event the official reports are that
It Is short Of ammunition, but the authori-
ties are confident that before It's arrival
Cerveras squadron will have become the
property OF tho United States either as
sunken wrecks or as fighting machines,
which can be turned against Spain.
The officials apparently desire to cf-
feotually bottle up" the Spanish fleet in
the harhor of Santiago de Cuba without
risking tho American men ofwar in ac-
ton, which would undoubtedly result in
injury to some.
Commodore Schley Will not attempt to
force the harbor unless conditions should
exist different from those considered by
the naval board until the army can CO.
operate with him.
lave excellent authority for the state
ment that Commodore Schiey has been
advised by the board to simply blockade
the harbor and to take such efectvo STEERS
TO prevent the egresa of the Spanish ships
as to make them negative quantity In the
present war There's reason 10 believe that
suggestion to this effect was made In a
dispatch prepared and sent by the board
last night after II had carefully considered
Commodore Schleys message announcing
that Admiral Cervera was within the har-
Dor of Santiago de Cuba
Commodore Schley's dispatch was highly
gratifying to the president and members OF
the naval war board. II announced that he
had sighted yesterday morning two arm
ored cruisers and two torpedo boat de-
stroycrs dying the Spanish flag in the
harbor Just back of Smith Cay. Il small
island In the channel and that informa-
ton given him by the Insurgents was 10
the effect that the remaining armored
cruisers were anchored in the main harbor
near tho cfiv
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STATE.

Supreme court decided that office ron.
FIXTURES OF land for delinquency are valid.
Case against Marion county commission
ers will be reversed on supreme court
order.
A sraniard at Galveston is being closely
watched under suspicion of being spy.
Efforts arc making to induce Creek In
dams to remove from Polk county to the
Territory.
Decoration Day was generally observed
In Texas.
Considerable small damage was done at
Sherman by hail and rain
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31
THE WAR.

, General AEuinado the Philippine In
rifles at Cavitc. It Is expected he Will be
able to take the field with 1000 mon by
July I.
. Health Of the officers and men OF the
hlockading fleet before Manila remains
3 good.
Hong Kong police continue to annoy the
} Americans who are buying supplies Mt
that port
} At tho battle Of Cavitc, correct figures.
i1 spnnIards we're killed and $50 wound
J cd.
Merritt Is to have 10000 men for the
. Philippine expedition.
Government officials are now perturbcd
over spain's second squadron and the st.
Louis has been gent to scout for IT, Pos
, elhllity Of IT'S dispatch to Western waters
emphasizes tho necessity for destroying
, Ccryera.
A Madrid special cable says that Spains
, second squadron Will bc ready to sail In
short time from cadz Another will bo
formed M soon as possible after Cnmara
lesNoa.
''""i''pH W NVencln hrc Sain 10 0rsirt
long continuance Of hostilities but mop
!, ular subscriptions 10 the war fund ARE
RAPIDLY diminishing.
, Real French sympathy-the intelligent
worltingmen-is with the United states.
, For the first call l2i.5oO volunteers have
!, been mustered in and tho quotas will all
> soon be complete
When Cervera put into Curacao hts ships
D were foul and lacked coal and provisions.
Tons OF provisions Mt Fort Tampa have
. spoiled on account at the railroad block
ado there.
. Spain claims England has violated neu-
. trality by allowing the Harvard to coal
. Generally understood that the invasion
: of Cuba IL to begin at once. Cervera's fleet
Q being located In fact It n Announces
: that the army has already embarked, but
> whore they viii land Ia not made public.
: The British steamer Rcstormcl captured
. by the st. Paul as she was trying to take
a coal into Santiago for Ccrvcrn.
0 The Alabama colorcd troops refused to
: volunteer under the captain selected TO
. command them.
= Adiutant General Corhln preparing tho
. apportonment for tho second cali.
: sagasta has given up NIL hope OF inter-
> vention by foreign powers
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Annoynnccs ut Hong konr

'SpYgYiai cable to The Post and New yo,v
s dsv,a no.. copyrighted 1895. by James Cor.
'o's Nohg' via Paris May so.-Th,
sooes seized which We're not naval store.
put personal mess supplies of officers =,
inc cruisers were released today. Yes,er
u,y consul Williams launch w,s
whlie = party on 1t were out in Tho han,.,
trsband was found. "o'n'ng con
., ~ Is Possible that should the Hong Ken.
as.noIi,les continue the annoran ~
ehahse WI be made In the b,ss If s Snses
r,,.av y1 49, a,eoo'ooo silver dollars hsya =,
sesas been spent in Hong Kong na's al
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A SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS
THE TExAs TROOPS.

Clothing for part Of the First Toxa,
has been issued but not enough to go
around; nothing has been given out for
the Second.
or the second call 1926 mon arc needed
to FIJI up the regiments already mustered
In, for the enlisting Of whom Federal Of
ncers viii be appointed.
All tho recruits needed for the Galveston
regiment are expected IN the next day
or two.
private died Of blood poisoning at
Camp Mahry.
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nATTLE on CAvIr,c.
Correct Statistics Of the Killed nm,
Wounded

tSrecini Cable to The Post and New York
ierNid. copyrehted, 1925 by James Cor
Hong Kong via Paris. May 2O.--Follow.
my ore tue correct statistics OF the recent
killed on the ships-7s.
Wounded on the shirs--2ss.
Killed at the arsenal--2s.
Wounded at the arsenal-4s.
me Following is q copy OF cable to
Admiral Monsto from the minister OF ma.
rine in Msdrid Honor and glery to these
who have fought heroically for rs.r
country"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31
WASHING TON.

Senate finance committee will oppose
my amendments to tho war revenue bill
which are not germauc,
The president announces n reciprocity
treaty with France,
Preliminnries for treaty commission
with Canada have been arranged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31
ttAII.ROADs.

ST. Louis railroad limos ayowed they
will not support the Southwestern Freight
bureau agreement unless there is an ad-
justneut OF soaboard-TeNas rates favor
able to st. Louis.
The Joint Traffic association expected an
adverse decision hy tho United States SUI
ritme court but has not been disorgan-
Ia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31
PHILIPPINE EXpEpIr,ox
r"rce Is tn he Tvert,
Thousand Stronn.

s Force Is to lie T,x..u
fsrao,,, Thousand strong.
' Hero, Dispatch to The Post and New Yorv
Bennett e'pytisht' 1898. by James Gordon
Hs'on' May So.-General MERIT,
10 have eight additional regiments %,
D'S rh''ipplne army. The entire army viii,
be 10000 strong. "'
me second expedition under tho rom,
mana OF General Otis will leave San Fran
''sco oy the latter part oa this week
'ne third under the personal command
" General Merritt, viii no. leave for sev-
erai weeks, as much has We, 10 =. 49,.
~ organizing the troops and getting the
necessary transportation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31
TEN POLITICS.

Said that circulars accusing Mayneld OF
being n goldbug were widely scattered In
last Saturdays primaries. had no effect.
Galveston county can not be depended
on to do much toward beating Hawley.
Limestone county popullsts nominated n
full county ticket.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31
pitcairn Island Famine e.,

San Francisco, May Coins D" \.
Rapane, just arrived from NeS'1 !
s. W., directly confirms the reesa I, !,
Of famine on Pitcairn island. see sr 4 |
ship Glenbank. which, being sn M,
visions. had stopped at the Islam Dnk
been refused food by the p e,1ts hi:
stated that owing to the conp nan
of their crops they had none Y -
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forts, the channel has been Thoroughly
mined, Meanwhile. the insurgents are
craving. all available forces around the
,iIy' and are prepared, In the event OF an
american naval victory, to attack The city
on the land side and try 10 tale ri a.,
stronghold OF the Spanish in Esat.rn %,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31

Michigan man by birth. but like most Of
the officers In the regular army, he has
lived almost everywhere in the country ex-
cept his own state. Colonel Halls promo
ton comes rather late He IS 60 years old,
and Is a veteran of the civil war. He car
ries the scars OF battle. and Is accounted IA
brave and noble soldier He bears distin-
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years. But best o. ,,, i'II Il a. ~ !!
THEM. We are spec,n,,ns,snts d y:
e.iieste raits. skin AMI B ?, Sssr + ~
tint comes to u VIZ t ,,ssss. g.
CURED. We give MAJ copsr q. s, q
s,,ltal le symptom BLANKS Addre y ~
private and sympatheuc;r 80 4 NA4s
zoo Alamo Plaza. san 49, IS.
st. Charles Street, NEW IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31
DOMESTIC.

In all parts OF the country Decoration
day was more generally observed than
ever.
Lay meeting of the NJ. Il, church has
been postponed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31

Russell OF army fiction. He fought in The
war OF secession for the Union side, and his
novels are as widely read as those of amy
American author. Wisconsin may well be
proud OF her new brigadler general of vol
unteers. General Joseph Rush Lincoln Of
Iowa has long been known as a military
scientist. He has been the soul of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31
A PRIZE FOR Sl0sl'
THE ST. PAUL CAPTURES -.
IsH STEAMER REsTops.
she Was Trying to Run ".
nde at Santiago, Hayl,. !
Board Il Cargo Of Coal

Key West, Fla, May so-T. Y
steamer Restormel was brought /
this morning under her own IT,,
prize crew. She was captured WIN 4
to put into Santiago de Cuba vih !,
OF coal. The steamer was hama Z
Cardiff to Porto Rico. AS the Az
came in the British flag was aytu
way down her main mast. She N
ing badly. Newspaper men were ~
mitted to approach within hunars
of her.
The ReStormel was captured N
auxiliary cruiser st. Paul, capu, 4
bee. The prize was captured u,ts
very guns of Moro Castle, Ssn,In
6 a. M, May %. She carried 400 81
the best Welsh coal from cardIf I
sumably for Admiral Cervera's atd
The st. Paul has been lying Oh aatt
de Cuba for six days and early id n
nesday morning the big collier was It'd
making at full speed for SantissA bvi,l
The st. Paul fired blank shot aut r
Restormel came TO four miles iron :
Santiago forts The forts did not On
the cruiser. a prize crew, In conni,.
Lieutenant j. 4 Pattereon. waf pa ?
board and dispossessed the oIIcsy d r
ship, who made no protest. Not 1 lin \
found among the ships.papers rell,lb
the destination OF the cargo. The Rsra1
was headed at once for Key West. slsN
leaking badly when captured and h \
in a serious condition. The Restcrmd
lies in the harbor, near wharf. tn J
ish flag Is flying at her stern. Mahns =
tiol the prize and will ALLOW no one ~
The members of her crew are not
allowed to take newspapers Offered na
from launches that come alongslds
addition to the ST. Paul there yds
other naval scouts outside Sanuis' l.
Cuba establishing blockade 10 ~
that no merchant vessels are aaM
enter.
The Restormel cleared from caids
san Juan de Porto Rico and Is behes
have touched at that port and 70 nav =
ordered to Santiago de Cuba. Il IS Na
that she has Spanish officials On 0'''s
Key West, Fla, May 3o.-Lleu'
Patterson, the prize commandel =
Restormel, in statement 10 W
alive of the Associated Press Inv W.
said the steamer hove to after @
shot. He added that the Spsnls' -
did not seem TO notice the caNA'
lieutenant also said that the hs*S
injured and she had made tns
to Federal officials here.
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JOSEPH RUSH LINCOLN OF IOWA.

military department of the State Agricul-
tural college at Ames, Iowa, and Is we'll
known among Iowa militiamen Henry NJ.
Duffield Of Michigan Is one of the best
known and most capable lawyers In De-
troit. He is related by marriage to justice
Brown of the United States supreme court,
the two jurists having married sisters. He
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31

Euished reputation In army circles and is a
graduate of West Point in the class OF 1855.
Perhaps the most distinguished Of the ap-
pointmcnts made by the president In the
way OF brlgadicr generals is the famous
Captain Charles King, soldier and author.
In the latter capacity Captain King has
earned most of his fame He is the Clark
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31

san Francisco. May SO.--General Mar.
rltt issued an order today announcing Ina,
No had taken command OF the philipnne
forces and expeditions. fp'"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31
Tbc Re,tormcI Libeltd'

The ReStOrmtI
Key West, Fla. May SO.-llne " 4,
sioners have been busy al y" 4,
testimony in the Restorlnel es ~,
result the ship and cargo aas 4
libeled and will go before tre w.
same form as the other prize CO.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31

has always been prominently Identified
with the militia Of Michigan. and Is first
class tactician and student of the military,
Colonel j. r, Waties is the first Texas man
to be appointed brigader general, and well
deserves the honor. He was an officer OF
the Confederate army and has long been
identified with the Texas Volunteer Guard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31

Mobile, Ala, May 80 There are INV
eofo men an officers al tho rc~
ular camp here and $40 at the volunteer
camp. One thousand men will arrive la,o
tonight at the regular camp. the second
l.ouistena. from New Orleans. Nothiur az
Importance took place in the regular camp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31

mobile, May so.--The torpedo boat Mas
s s arrived here today to go into docIs
IN a .nt,urs 70 ner hull. she having been
~ Vvi,isioh with some vessel at Key West.
she wall be OF in two or three DAYS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31

New York. May 80 The cruiser Co,um /.
pa was placed in dry dock today. During
,he day number OF mechanics and la.
aged plates. '"e aaui-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31
WAR BULLETINS

Norfolk. Va. May 30 .--The United States
ss'.aneF Amorita today left the navy ward
nvre LOT Key West. with 2500 tons Of am
h,m nsn' large number OF l3-inch shells
being in the consignment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31

Washington. May 30,--In the batch OF
brigadicr generals which President Mckln-
ley handed in last week Illinois is remem-
bered in the appointment of General Fitz
Slmons, a tried and capable soldier and an
officer OF service and experience. Colonel
Robert II. Hall. now a brlgadler general
by appointment by the president, Is a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31
KIDNEYS AND BLAD'

!, a.'a,,,b,,,ce tbr'r1
dlaturs., .,y,sr +
the wa soss,ssi ~
nerve sySs'lo ls.
s ssas' IS Z, iis.,;s'sss
place pl's q h'''S III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-31

washington, May Gothic United States
ana France have concluded the first com.
merc'al agreement entered under tho ning
icy tarin law. After many vicissitudes tbs
eohult'ons were agreed on last night bv
NJ Cambon on behalf of France. and Hon
'ohh hasson, reciprocity commissioner for
'ne United States, who affixed their sig
natures to the formal agreement
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15
PROMOTION IN SIGHT
FOR CAPT. SAMPSON.
Acting Rear Admiral VIII become .
Commodore ON the Retirement
Of Kirkland

WASHINGTON, June i4-Ac.ing Rear
Admiral Sampson. comma .4iag the naval
forces operating in the West Indies. " hose
actual rank tn the navy S tina, Of captain,
VIII become a commodore on tire third
Eroxsuso by me statutory retirement az
Rear Admiral WILLIAM a. Kirkland, eth
maEdaEs of the Mare issaAd navy yard.
who - now the ranking officer OF the
navy. In the event Of a successful per-
Torrance Of the important duties assign
ed him III the West Indies. including the
capture and occupation OF Santiago DE-
Cuba and San Juan. Porto Rico. Of which
HE friends have no doubt whatever. Capt.
SamD-on IL assured further promotion 70
she actual rank OF rear admiral. being the
highest grade 50 wnich he can attain u1-
less congress shan recreate the grade Of
sics admiral for his sIsc:al benefit
These Office wers, established during the
war OF the rebellion. ard apsed with The
death Of their last fHcumbents, Admiral
Porter ard Vice Admiral Rowan. TIE plan
OF promotion adopted By President Ma
klnsey In the cas- % Admiral Dewey and
his companions for their great achieve
merit in the hafbor Of Martha undoubtedly
VIII be followed in case Of similar vietor.aD
by Admiral Sampson and his captains on
this side OF the wafer
In addition To Admiral Kirkland fire
other adlnirats Will retire during the next
few months. by operation OF Jaw. on ac-
count of age. They are Admiral Joseph
y. Miller. commanding the Pacific station;
Admiral Montgomery ss.carG. president cf
the war board; Admiral r. .. Matthews
pres.ien: Of the examining ard retiring
board. Admiral Francis II. Bunce com
maading the New York navy yard, and
Admiral 6. y. Merton. commanding the
Washington navy yard.
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Topeka Goes North.

The Pacific Coast Steamship company's
steamship City q Topeka WAS the only
sailing OF yesterday for the north. She
pulled oui from the Ocean dock at noon
with for;y-one passengers on board.
Considerable time has passed since the
Topeka made a voyage from Seattle TO
Alaskan ports. When The Victorian and
Cottage City were added 20 the companys
northern fleet. the Topeka was removed
from the run and placed on the Portland
Alaska route. After making several trips
between Portland and tho north. the To
neka WIS removed from the Alaskan run
altogether. Recently she has been plying
between San Francisco and tho Sound car
rying freight and pasSengers She Will
now run 10 Lynn canal ports permanently
IN conjunction with the other steamers on
thai route.
The Topeka IL AZ present under command
Of Capt. Thompson. She carried the follow
ing passengers:
Mrs. L. sutton Mrs. w H. Marshall 8
n Davis. Miss II. Sheliwe Mss X Shell
we Herbert Shaw. :. w. Webb +. O'Neil
Frank brown. John Anderson. Peter shea
Gilbert Brandt. Frank BioonauIst Andrew
Berg. Andrew Carlson. William Pillar
John Sheerin. +. Johnson, Michae! Hughes
NJ Nicholson. Albert R.ckeis r.. r Kane
thony Comhold J. Lawson Frank Ne
vey Joseph Morris. Charles Mardue. w
r. Davis Charles Rssburr r. Fox NJ
Behum James Tanner. J. w. Hanson NJ
+. saud g. A. Relies. 4. +. VIVID, Mrs
vivid. Charles Gilbert.
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AN ARMY AND NAVY

Memorandum book il what you have been
wanting. The Northern Pacific has IL. II
contains cut of the Maine, map OF ,uba
IsSt OF United States and Spanish naval
vessels interior drawings Of ii baftIeshlp
Illustrations OF United States and Spanish
ships GLOSSARY Of navy and army words,
table OF distances comma nders OF United
States ships ard army corps. list Of United
States regiments and their commanders.
and other information very useful and VAL
liable a. this time.
The book tits the vest pocket and is up
to-date Send Chas. s Fec. General Pas
senger Agent. y. r r.. 81. Paul. MINI,
10 cents, and the book is yours
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

Grand Concert This Evening.

A concert will be given IN the First
Methodist Episcopal church this evening
Tor which a programme OF unusual excel
lence has been arranged. X will be given
under he direction Of Mrs. G. Z. Marvin
and Mss Ninnisrsd Andruss- Some OF
the best and mos; prominent musical tai
ent in the city has been secured Ter this
occasion. Following IS the programme IN
fulI
Ladies' Musical Club chorus.
Mrs. Edgar Piper. Miss NJ. y. Colt
stein. Mrs. +. Il. Van Tuyl. Mrs.
VI. Riley Mrs. II. L. elise. Mrs.
Maurice Mcalicken. Mrs ". T.. Gag
Gam and Mrs. V. Faben.
THE Warrior" -................. Pensiti
Mr.. Myron NJ. Grout
Notwithstanding. organ and piano.
concerto { Minor ..-..-..-..... .kndanie
Miss Calhoun. Miss Wfnnifred Andruss-
Demon OF the Woods ............ BONN
Miss Edna Whittier.
Sonata OPP. 81. Allegro Ma Non Trop-
po .........-. -................ Beethoven
Miss Calhoun.
Ross!ni, "Bel- Ragglo'' .4.. Sofairamlde
Mrs. Charles F.. Marvin.
tieux.emps tyiolin solol ....... "Rever.e''
Prof. Arue krog Janson.
'Toccatina" torgan solol. Paul Combss
Miss Winnifred AndrEss.
ROW Us Boatman' (ladies iriol .Campana
Mrs. c. <. Marvin. Miss Rawsoa,
Miss Whittier
Accompanies, Miss Nellie Beach.