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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-07
.>GEi,l-Lr,rEAL CONDITIONS.


Nhil"'in:ilIN lilS1 Temperature Favora-
Die u Maturing crops
(l!y Telesrapl)
WASIlIEGTON. sept Eth. weekly
bulletin Of the agricultural! Department
Is nS follows:
Tn" ahn"rtn:ily high temperatures
lht",i&h"u' th,. W." X have been favuia-
III" for maturing crops more pariitu-
iariN over tn" central ana northern pJr-
ti"nS Of til" country from rl,.. MiSsiSsiu-
ri Valley "as' ward. While in Kansas,
NchriSk:,. South Dakota ana I,urt ions
OF Missouri. hot winds have pr wed in
furious. In the central and western
gulf states the week has ais, been gen
orally fay rhlir. but in the South At
lanlir and portions of tn" east gulf
states excessively heavy rains have
caused much damage. on tn. Penilir
coast tll, conditions hav.. been favo:a-
Ole.
corn has made rapid progress toward
maturity under tho ahnorn,nlly high
temperature. conditions II large. part OF
til" crop III states whcr" il is usually
"Nl"'-''l danger from frnsts being
no" s;,f',. and tn" remainder will ma
t,ll. earlier than usual Late corn has
been s"rnnsly injured 10y hot Winds in
Snhth Dakota. Nchri ska Kansas and
Missouri. while heavy rains have
caused r"iting ard $rruuting in the
south Aatantir and east gulf states.
Cotton has suffered seriously ri-,u.
rust. shedding and insects over the
eastern portion ,f the cotton belt. from
which sections numerous reports of rot
ting and spr"uting arr. ais received
especially III Georgia ana the ,'arulinaS
where III" rainfall has been eN,"ptinn-
ally heavy. In Louisiana ANA Texas re-
ports Of shedding and damage by in
SertS are less numerous than in the pre-
ccdng Week In the last named state
dad ID.
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ANGl -t;tItM.A AN AGREEMENT
[ l.N 'E,.ln.,tl nh

LONDON, sept. G.-rh,. l'.ll Man Ga
z"llr This af,"rn.",n -nHs i, hu. com
hlttr confirmation Of the existence Of an
AnSln-''Hi'inln !Sr".nlenl which is
MAINLY commercial. but the paper adds
winch provides II basis for tn. adjust
hth' OF all differences regarding terri
i"ii:ti questions III all parts of The
world.
LONDON. Sept. 6.-'rhc Pail Mall Ca
zettc ais" publishes alleged details Of
ny aErf"nrnt said !" have been ar
rived at between Great Britain ana
Germany, but they We're mol called ~
'h2 Associated i't,S.. as the officials Of
III" foreign office hero Said they Nrrr
lar beyond tn" truth. rh, foreign Of
iirr piliciais added that the agreement
Is Yet inc"inpi"lc. It relates generally
L" AnSi"-' ;,,tli:,n interests in China
Africa and elsewhere but ii is not PIE
else in its Stiuul:lti,nS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-07
GARMER.S RELIABLE STORE
In Spite of SuEfry
STOREs,

We ather find "the duest season Of the
year fairly busy one thank you.
Weare busy selling Clothing, Gents furnishings
and getting ready for a big trade i'll the Fall.
Speca'ities in Neglgee Shirts in Percale and Madras.
Some With separate collars and with separate cuffs
The 81 90 kind reduced to 48c.
Our high grade Silk Bosom Shirts in plain white
stripes and plaids, reduced to 89c
lln'nnlered Shirts, reinforced front and back,
tension bands, reduced to SOC
Mems Night Robes, the 75c kind, reduced to 48c.
.japonette initial IIandkerchiels Zoe, ) for Csc.
Mems 19c Carriers / Sc.
we have received another lot of those Knee Pants
sell at Toe pair Come and get pair before they
all gone.
We still have few ;eciates in Mems Light
Weight TT, Users, which closing out greatly
dnced prices.
Good Working Pants 53c. Better at 69c.
Harris Cnssimer Pants. all wool, S175
just few Of those $3.50 Mems Suits left They
are and OF kind Of our S.. 80 $3.50 and $40 Suits.
lhey are great values Every suit guaranteed all wool
CARRIERS 0M-PR|CE CLOTHING HOUSE,
2zlA Washington Ave, Newport NewsYa
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RI Fl. e.


Captain Sidney w. Curry. of OLD
Point. and Messrs. S. Loder, of Scran-
ton. Pa: VIM. Notherall. of Pcnnsylva-
MIA: Jessie Saunders. of Nnnscmon
county: Holiday Saunders and Hold: r
i'rhnch OF Isle OF Wight county: RI }
ert Bergman and Rue Berrymap Of
Surry county: j. II. Riddick. Of C,'.tes-
vile. N. g.: Smith, of ST., ;.mer-
ton. Va; j. F. Simmons, of p incess
Anne county: Hudson Lynch. CT War
Wick county; 7. b. Huffman, Of Roam
"kt. ana Z. Y. Jones, of Nanscmund
county. have arrived her. to- attend the
Newport News Military Academy. Mr..
i-"'ler was accompanied ny his aun@
MIS- NonSt"rch. Of Scranton. PA. who
VIII remain here for several days
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on THE DIAMOND.
Results OF Yesterdays Games in the
National and Atlantic Leagues.

E.tionaI and Atisnt;,. n.,.,,ns e''e
NV Ta,aar,nh 1e ues
p51,I.ADELPHlA i. Rai,T1,1opr, :
PHILADELPHIA. SEM SIRaltinore
..r tha Gcst g., 80 % .'.'1t
Nh, philadSnhin bare lou Iou'i IL, rath
aasv fashion owing to tho nff.c,iv.
wiring Of Mani The phiiiies. nniv III,
was "A bunt by Cooley in the ninth in
nin,, The Second lra,na ,vas MI, ,,,,." cnn
,.s:.d ana darkn.ss NM . &C.,, ~
proceedins at the END Of the eighth in
4 33S W." '''e g ''e A''e''uanee'
First game RIFE
philadelnhia .oooo1o .
R:,itimor,s . q a 3 .
P.ttar;as- F;fiol,, ,n6 NsoD,,,
Namj and clarke 1,ima.-1s q '"iiu'
second same pt1E
phi,adelnhia. oO10co OF .
p,lti,nora n n n n A : n n 20 9
Observation-Disclosures and McEarlnn1
Meon,nes ana ana Rrow noo Ti umpires-
cISCINNATi q. cHI(,AGS 3
cuNCINNATI. Sept. 6.-Young Green
r,,,rn Nc .n,,l IN ri,rhtf,aId ,r,.,,h,,..l,,,
ana mai VAS whv the Reds Won In
,h ,a sennnd 1anr H drov . mo nj, "". ,ha
rnnc,. II vas tha lonynst III ..,.n,. ,.,,,ic
on the local grounds A base ON balls
and Twins doubl. Won The exciting
score: y II =,
cincinnati q O 44ooo1 o.
,nicawo $40 4 O q q q =,
:ntteries-Dwyer. Dnmmann ava
Wnuds and petit. Woods and Don,bue
smrir.s SIS ' and nd '1 Wnrncr
rm,.:o.o5
Lo1,iSViLLE 5. CLEVELAND 2
LOl,ISyiI,I.E Sent 6-Rnth teams
n,,ved = snnu,,v fiei,liner p,,na IN, ~,
rnlnn,ls We're STRONGER al tho hat
,vr,.., t;,, ...,
,en ,ier TO-. 5oS N''N was feature ~
score. ''V0' pur
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RESUMED HER PLACE.

The Merchants and Miners Line
steamer ID. II. Miller. which was char
tered by the government at the opening
Of the war as 4 transport. has re-
turned to Baltimore from New York. to
resume her place on the line to which
she belongs. The Miller has been en-
gagged in carrying soldiers between
Tampa and Santiago. and Santiago and
New York. she WAS one Of four Yes
sells taken by the government from the
Merchants and Miners Line. the ct hers
being the Chatham. Allegheny and
Berkshire. which are still III the gov
.rnllIeut service
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TIi.LAiAN IN PORTSMOUTH,
(Rv T',.Japr1ph

PORTSMOUTH. y. H.. Sept 6.-Uni-
ted States senator benjamin K. Till
man. Of South Carolina. accompanied
by Senator William l.. Chandler. ar
rived here this morning and was shown
over the city by Mayor John s. rilton
and Hon. Frank Jones. The party Wis
:tris.l the navy yard and We're received
by tomin,',lurC hriny. y banquet was
rendered Senator TillnAn at Hotel
Ncntwrrth this afternoon by Mr.. JoEes
Senator Tillman left for Manchester
This morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-07

MARRIAGE NSETT PII;t r. t. Sept.
O. Miss Winui. Davis passed a rest
less !l3ht. but was more comfortab bic
Today There is no material change in
her coalition.
NARRANGASF!TT PIER. r. r.. Sept
There was quite i noticeable i'm
proveinent in Miss Davis condition to-
night, and the day for the patient. Was
both comfortable and encoura ging.
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scHLEY AT SAN JUAN.
Porto Ricar Military Commission Ar
rive on the Seneca.
,I;v 'rtlr,r:Iph)

Porto Mean Military Commission Ar
rive on the Seneca.
,Ey Telcgraph)
SAN JUAN De PORTO RICO. Sept.
9Th. United states transport Sune-
ca carrying Rear Admiral W. S.
s;chley and Brigadicr Genera, w. w.
Gordon. Of The Porto Rico military com
mission arrived on the hirbpr las:
night. bur lid not ente: until this morn
in2. The United states protect 1t c:'ui,-
81 New Orleans. which is iNinT in the
harhor. fired an aL,n,',l's salute If
thirteen guns. The Spanish sunboat
Isabel RESPONDED with thirteen guns.
Whers urun tn" New orleans set the
Spanish iiag at the peak and saluted it
with thirteen guns.
4 boat Immediately put off from The
New Orleans t. the Seneca aud took
Admiral Schley aboard As he Wan,
over the steamers sid" the passengers,
among whom h. had become exceeding
iy pppul:;r. gay three cheers ANA Il
tiger" ON" man in his enthusiasm
yelled; 'llurrah for the next l'r.si-
dent" Admiral SrhlCy WAS given AN
enthusiastic reception nn board the
New orleans. The Seneca BRANCH, also
the postal commission. thirty nurses
and six contract surgeons. Ther" are
thirteen postal clerks with tn" commits
SION for tn" various stations. The com
inisSi"n"rs viii max" an investigation
INTO tie postal system "f the island and
/. port - Washin@tun.
r. Dulnarcsu. i. y. II. L,lc" and w
H. l.athinp. representing ih. Boston
linn of in"t"rh Il Company. which has
been appointed! the governments lis al
agen, in Porto Rico will stabish
banks: u, SAN Juan and Ponce. They
believe tn" | nj ed states government
Wili eventually retire Porto Itiran cur
= nry. which til" local banks arr iry:n.;
tn maintain clos" Ia par ut an arb :
lrary price. 1t is valued approximate
4 mi Il.
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SUIT AGAINST N. & w. $. S. co.



WASHINGTON. Sept. G.Jamcs II.
scott. through his attorney j. \. John
son. today filed suit against the Nor
folk and Washington Steamboat Com
pany for $1,000 damages for injuries
received in collision between the New
port News and Columbia near AleX:in-
di'Ia. on September c. 1897. Scott al
lcScS negligence on he part of the Serv-
ants # the defendant company and
SAYS that on account of the injuries re-,
ceiVed he was for a long time prevented
from attending to his lawful business.
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M'KIS1EY IN WASHINGTON.

WASlilNGToE. sept G.-The train
bearing the President and Mrs. Mckin-
ley and their party reached the Penn
sNlNania railroad station promptly at
80 y. NJ. today. The carriage from
the White House met them ana the
President and Mrs. Mckinley We're
driven directly there. The chief exec
utivr ana his Wife show the beneficial
effects "f their brief outing ana express
themselves as being greatly pleased
with their short outing.
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WIN Chrls,en the r,,,no,s.

An Associated Press dispatch from
..h'ras" last night says that Governor
iannrr has selected Miss Daisy Letter.
daughter of Levi u. Letter nj that city.
L" rhristrn the battieship Illinois. which
VIII be launched at the shipyard next
month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-07
GEN. FRANKS CAME NAMED.
LIN Trlrmrann

7 = =
WASH lEGTnN. SEPT. 1.-THE camp
At Admission, Ala. in command of Gem
eral Frank has been named Camp
Shipp iii honor of Lieutenant William
T.. Ship. Tenth cavalry. wh,, was kill
cd before Santiago. Lieutenant Ship
was appointed ia West Point from
North t'arolin:l.
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A.ciFH TO INVEsrIG Att.
lisy Telegraph

Wy C!'F5 '1T'T1'I
WASIll NOTION. sept. 8. Secretary
Aig"i announced today that he intend
cd To make a tour of the various camps
Il, which larG' bodies Of men are now
stationed with Il view IA ascertain
lnG Tor himself the exact condition Of
affairs. The SccretnrN'S intention is t.
star, Very soon probably mex. Week
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BOSTON, Sept. 6.-Thc train bearing
the sick soldiers from the wrecked
steamer Lewiston. arrived this morn
Ing. None died during the trip. but
four We're in serious condition
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MIR. nAYAED,s CONDITION.

DEl'HAM. MASS. Sept Tx Sec
rotary uf state l'uyard passed Il some
what restless night hu, toward morn
ing grew more comfortable and today
he was resting wen.
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Madam Amaze.

The celebrated Spiritual. Trance and
business Medium has removed from
,;"3 Twenty fourth street to 25ll Vir-
ginia avenue, opposite the Electric
Light Plant au. 6 ct
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-07

NEW YORK. Sept 6.-Thc thermom-
ctcr registers higher today than yes
teriay and the heavy death rate due
to the heat continues.
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ALONG THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
ABOUT THE PIERS
Entrances and Cicarnnces at the Custom
House. List OF We sells Now In Port.
Other Marine Items.
CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY.
Weather Forecast

WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.-Forecast
for Wednesday, for Nirgina-Iight
showers: cooler Wednesday night or
Thursday morning: variable winds
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Tof;et Sets from $1.9S up at
ADAMS RACKET STORE
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French China Dinner Set $40.
ADAMS RACKET STORE.
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SENATOR WHITE DECLINES.
He VIII Not Serve on the Paris Peace
Commission.


Commission.
WASHINGTON. Sept G.-Secrctary
Day Viii proba bly, MOI resume tho dis
charge Of the functions Of Secretary Of
State. and it may be assumed that his
connection With the department. save
in the capacity Of a peace commission
or terminated when he left Washing
ton for OHIO recently. Upon his return
I" Washington il is expected he Viii
come 10 the Stat" Department for the
purpose Of bidding farewell to the en-
ployes.
There is no longer any reasonable
doubt that Justice White has decided
70 decline the appointment Of peace
commissioner. and tiiat he refrains
from making public announcement Of
MS prrposc at the request OF the Pres
ident.
In the event % the declination Of
Justice White. runl"r has il hat the
President has Senator Gray. of Della
ware, under consideration for the
place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-07

Big Line Ear Glass at
ADAMS RACKET STORE.
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Water Sets from soc up at
ADAMS RACKET STORE.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Ycsaels Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Greenbrier lErD. Trinick.
London
Schooner Kate G.. Robinson. Rich
mOntl
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TO CARR srAN4AEDs HOME

NEW YORK. Sept. G--Tha arrange
neptsfor the clarterjng Of the $ Gamer
Citysof Rome by Captain E.ulatc OF the
Spanish navy have been completed
The City OF Rome viii take on 100
Spanish officers and ] 300 men. If pos
sible the steamship w!l leave Friday
for Portsmouth. n. H., where The rner
will embark for Santander, Spain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-07
Vessels Sniie,! Yesterday.

Steamship John J. Hin CAMP, Fail
River.
Brigg Mary Gibbs Camp. Coombs.
Para.
Schooner Harriet c. Kerlin. Charles
ton
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GOVERNOR OF PARIS

' 7 :
ti:y TeI,.sraphJ
PARIS, sept. 6.-Cenerai !;nrin has
been appointed acting military govern
or of Paris, in succession 10 General
Lnrildin who has accepted the portfol .
OF minister of war
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IN THE FUTURE.

Constellation Chapter No. IS, o. f. S., will
give an entertainment Wednesday evening
at Masonic temple. The chief features of the
Mrs. Charlotte Parry Smith, "An April
Shower" and THE Heart of a Woman" The
latter was written especially for Mrs. Smith
and was given by her in New York city with
great success. The Twin City Mandolin club
will play Mrs. Florence Andrews Clayton
Miss Weber and Albert Berg will sing, Will
liam w Nielsen will play the flute, Miss
Louise Taylor will render a violin solo, and
the Eastern Star quartette will sing Rock
of Ages" illustrated by F. P. Wheeler with
stereopticon views.
One of the pleasant events announced for
some time in April will be the exhibition of
paintings by n. K. Brewer, whose portraits
tent. The event will be made attractive aside
from the pictures by lecture, probably, by
Bishop O'Gorman, an authority on art, and
a concert programme. Mr.. Brewer has
completed a portrait of Miss Helen
Beach Yaw, which is said to be a most
wonderful piece of work. He is at present at
work on a large canvass of the Hinckley fre.
This will be one of the pictures displayed in
April.
There will be Temple sociable'' given by
the ladies of the Willard W. C. f U. Friday
evening at the home of Mrs Lauderdale
Winifred and Anita streets. for the temple
fund. The women Of the national w. C. T. U
are trying to finish the work which Frances
Willard devoted the last years CT her life to-
namely: Clearing the Temperance Temple in
Chicago from debt. Its name will be changed
when this is done. and 1t will be called
Willard Temple. monument to one of the
greatest women of the land.
The S. Paul Palette club will meet Wedpes-
day evening in the club rooms. German-Amor-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-20
nd are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Stephen
/. Cook, prior to their return to Fort Logan,

and are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Stephen
G. Cook. prior to their return to Fort Logan,
Col.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart l.. Moore and Miss
Moore are home from the East.
Mrs. Charles Braden is in St. Joseph Mo-,
the guest of Miss Hungerford.
Mrs. Frederick Weyerhaueser and Mrs. A.
w. Lindeke are in Chicago.
Eugene Merritt, of Chicago, is visiting
friends on Selby avenue
Miss Florence Auerbach is in in Baltimore,
the guest Of the Misses Day.
Mrs. S. v. Harris, Of the Ryan, is In Chi
cago for the grand opera.
Mrs. Paris Fletcher is visiting Mrs. Henry
A Castle in Washington.
Miss Pauline Ferguson leaves tomorrow
for Chicago, for the opera.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Livingston and
family are in Vosburg
Miss Compton, of Summit avenue, visited in
Fergus Falls last week.
Miss Julia Gallup has gone to North Da-
kota for the summer.
The Misses Hill will attend the opera in
Chicago this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Forrest H. Orion will sum-
mer at Bald Eagle.
Mrs. NJ. E. Montague returned from Eu-
rope Tuesday.
Mrs. c. B. Yale goes to Chicago this week
for the opera.
Miss Constance Gilman. of Virginia avenue.
is in Chicago.
Mrs. George C. squires. of Summit court.
is in Chicago.
Miss Bum, Of Portland avenue, is in Mad
ison, Wis
Miss Robbins. Of Summit avenue. is in
Chicago
Col and Mrs R. F. Hersey have gone to
Chicago.
M. S. Anderson has returned from the
East.
Basil Burroughs is in Chicago
Mrs. Thomas Scott is in Chicago.
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lean bank building. The subject for discus
sion will be the lives and works of the paint
ers' ,Dupre and Diaz, and the sculptor Barge.
given by. Prof. N. r. Brewer, and a dramatic
reading by Mrs. o. H. Rask will add to the
entertainment Of the evening.
The Mothers Club of Lower town will
meet in the Hawthorne school Wednesday. Dr..
Allen, of the city hospital, will speak on
emergency" He will be assisted in the
presentation of the subject by nurse from
the hospital, who Will give practical illustra-
tlons or the applications Of bandages. etc.
The women Of Dayton Avenue church are
arranging TO give handsomely arranged fair
ties will be offered, together with a varied
assortment of fancy work and plain sewing.
A progressive card party will be given Tues
day day March %. at the home Of Mrs, Jones, on
dies of the G. A. r. Mrs. J. II. Freeman, Mrs.
Fry and Miss Snyder are the committee
The annual meeting for the election of Off
GERS OF the Woman's Association of St. An
thony Park will be held in the Congregational
church Wednesday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
All members are urged to be present.
Nathan Hale chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will meet Tuesday,
March 20, at the home Of Mrs. j. E. McWil-
liams on Summit avenue. report on the
national congress will be made.
The Franklin branch Of the school union
will meet in the school building Monday even
speak on Home Study" and a good musical
programme will be given.
Willard W. C. T. L. meets the first Tues
day in April with Mrs. David Kribbs, of
West Isabel street. Mrs. Thomas Yapp gives
a talk on Work of the Mothers Clubs Of
ST. Paul"
The Manhattan Pleasure club will give its
fifth hop April 10 in Twin City hall. The com
mittee On arrangements consists of Hugh
johnson, Nick Sousen and James Holmes.
An all-day meeting of the Ladies Sewing
Circle of Peoples Church Will be held Tt S
day at the home of Mrs. J. H. Cornish 9z3
Burr street.
Maple Leaf Camp No. SS1. Royal Neigh
bors. will give progressive cinch party at
their hall, Payne avenue and Wells street,
April A.
Klondike Branch No 1871, Order of the Iron
Hall, will give card party Wednesday e, en-
ing at Central hail. Sixth and Seventh streets.
Mrs. ID. S. B. Johnston, CT Holly avenue
gives a tea tomorrow from to g o'clock fer
the Peoples Church Industrial association.
The Modern P-eiades of the Central high
school. will give party Friday evening for
the T. G. S. club of the school.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of Dayton Avenue Pres
byterian Church gives social Friday evening
in the church parlcrs.
The Klondike club will be enter ain d by
Mrs. William Dampier No. 135 Summit ave-
nue., Tuesday evening.
basket social will be given at the Forest
street mission. Forest and Case Streets Fri
cay evening.
The Economy Whist club will meet Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Larson
at Haml re.
The Up-to-Date club meets Thur day night
with Miss Maude GLEASON CT wit avenue
Hem line.
The Ministers club will meet Monday af.er-
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Messrs ]. NJ. Cooley, A. Medford and T.

Messrs. ]. NJ. Cooley, A. Medford and T.
Egan.
Mrs H. F. Lange, of South Robert street,
entertained the Pioneer Euchre club Tuesday
afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs. ]. Mil
Ter. Mrs. C. Hanft, Mrs. H. Peters and Mrs.
Dreher. The club will meet next with Mrs.
Miller, of Riveryiew avenue.
James Pengely, o. Marion street. was sur
prised Tuesday evening by g. large company
of friends. Mr.. Pengelly left Thursday for
Spokane, Wash, where he intends to make
his future home. His family will follow him
in a short time.
Mrs. You'd, of Baker street, entertained
the Lincoln Euchre club Wednesday after
noon. Prizes were won by Mrs Ray Mrs.
Hayes, Mrs. Lenihan, Mrs. Floody and Mrs.
Flood.
Miss Alice Seebech, of East Seventh
street. surprised Thursday evening by
a company of her friends. The evening
spent in games and music. and refreshments
were served.
Mrs. You'd, of Baker street, entertained the
Lincoln Euchre club Wednesday. Those
winning prizes were Mesdames Ray, Hayes,
Floody, Lenihan and Flood
Mrs. Philip Mcguire. of Harrison avenue,
entertained informally Friday evening for
Mrs. Charles Braithwaite.
Miss Sharle Scule entertain d Tuesday even
ing for Miss Edith Morrow, F. Ii. Davis and
Harry Bogart.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-20
IN CUPID,S REALM.

A wedding of local interest took place in
Belleville, Ont, Wednesday, at 12:3l o'clock,
when Miss Nellie Kane, daughter of William
Kane, was married to c.. E. Neu son, of this
city. Rev. c. E. Mcintyre performed the
ceremony at the brides home, on Catherine
street Only intimate friends CT both parties
was wedding breakfast, and at o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Neutson took the train for
st. Paul. where they will reside at 452 Dayton
avenue.
Announcement is made of the marriage in
Itasca, Wis, Wednesday morning of Miss
Kitty, c. 9ieloh,,. Of that place, TO Fred w.
Scheiber, formerly of ST. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scheiber are the guess CT the bridegr ooms
parents on East York street. and will resde
in West Superior. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden Hurd announces the
engagement of their daughter, Mary Jose
phine, to Edward Seymour Prior, formerly
of Mortified, MINI.