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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-18
LAW[ESSNESS RULES.
"A Condition and Not a Theory
Seems To Be the Situa.
ton at Pana.
TWO MORE GUE-FIGHTs IN TOWN,

oIiners-State Troops Come Up After It
Is All Over. While Life Is in Jeopardy
and Nobody Safe-What Is Illinois Going
to Do About 1t?
Pana. Ills, Nov. 1S.-Not since the
Inauguration OF the coal miners strike
has there been such intense excitement
in Pana as existed last night. as the
result Of two fights yesterday afternoon
between the union miners and the
negroes in Springside, a suburb where
the Springside Coal mine is located
The first battle was started by an un-
known negro firing upon Wesley Pope,
a striker. who was in front of Alderman
George Craven's residence conversing
with Craven's wife. Cravens is presi-
dent of the miners union. Pope was
unarmed. and ran to his home and Sc
cured a Winchester. Returning he
opened fire on the negro. Pope was re-
inforCed by brother union miners, and
the negro, after falling twice beneath
the rain of bullets, was driven into an
adjacent corn field. where he sought
shelter. Troop B. of Bloomington,
turned out Immediately with a Gatling
gun. but the firing ceasing remained il
waiting at the barracks.
Negroes Return to the Battlefield.
ne second DEOht out the same
section of the city thirty minutes after
the first encounter, between the strikers
and negroes. The negro driven into the
corn field made his way to the SPRING
side stockaGes, from wherce later came
a body of blacks armed with Win
chesters. They made their way through
alleys to jefferson street, where they
used shade trees as breastworks, and
Immediately opened fire upon the body
OF strikers. Their aim was high, and
the strikers dropping to the ground be-
gan a steay fire upon the blacks, who
soon retreated to the stOckades. Fully
500 shots were exchanged, but with
what effect could not be ascertained.
The residences of Mrs. Mary Kiely,
mother of Chief of Police William Kiely;
Officer Samuel Smith. Contractor y. II.
Ketcham and other citizens were
pierced with balls.
As Usual the Troors Are Late.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-18
TALK OF RECIPROCITY
Doesn't Seem To Have Better
Prospects at Washington
Than at Quebec.
CONDITION PRECEDENT WEDEMAED

Abolition of the Preferential Duties Now
Given Great Britain by the Dominion,
and Why We Demand It-Fishery oues-
tion as 1t Looks to the Canadian. Esps-
ciaIIy to the Canadian FIsherman-Pro-
visions of the Treaty of 1918.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27
DAYTON's RLUEF.

Miss Gertrude Noble and Miss Amelia
Spence entertained at euchre Tuesday after
noon. They were assist, by Miss Allen
hr1eger and Mrs A. Noble. TIE plr ors
were draped with fl gs ard bunting and
q cofat with L acc.atEs in1 earn tions
fer, Miss Elsie Mertens, Miss Lulu Ia is
and Miss Nellie Davis. Amang tie guests
were the Misses Hell, Johanna RoI, Nell e
Da is Gavin, Tracy, Gram, Middl ton, Nc
Gowan, Hickey, Allison, h ieger. W:chinan
Aertens, Elsie Mertens Culium, Hirst, Lee
man. Otis, Helm. Willius. J5hanIa VIII us
Stude man, Freeman. Made Freeman Barber
HoatsCn, Alice Da is, Aues Gdnyulus King
Lulu Paws LlI gelbeck G CO. Sieb Ia
zen. lie Siebold, II, nrF, ScheTcr, lima SC. g f.r.
Nielde and Mrs. Pdt.ee.
A surprise party was Civ for Arthur
Wielde Monday eve7ing. Csrds ID dancing
ent were the Misses Ball, Ben err McEIve v
Egan, Stella Eean, D rrucdy Langenbz ok
Davis, Staplet-n, Mcssopg Supple ID iii and
Messrs. Malley, Davis Fletcher, B own. ar
oyan, Rink, Malley Riley and Eenuo nix
Mrs. McIvor entertained at msouerad =
party Tuesday ey ening for Miss Helen Nc
Ivor. Miss Mclvor was ass sted by Mrs
Tully, Mrs. Null, Mrs. Babbidga and MS
Deebach.
Mrs Blcdgett entertained at dinner SIM
day. Mr.. and Mrs. McCleary. Mir. and Mrs
Ferris, Miss Herbert and Robert Nee cary.
The Missionary Society of the Atlantic
Church will meet with Mrs. Stowell Tuesda ;
afternoon.
Mrs William Rogers entertained the Two
Hour Euchre club Thursday evening. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Rogers Miss johnson
Mr.. Frye and Mr.. Rogers.
The Independent Euchre club met Tuesday
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Brau, J. J. Merrill c. NJ. Cannon
Siatart and II. L. Hunter ~ =

Brau. J. ]. Merrill c. NJ. Cannon
Sia6art and H. L. Hunter H. =
Miss DAISY Chase gave a progressive ciucb
I I,'o on Tuesday afternoon. The house
was beautifully decGratei with red and
y WhIle. Those lnYited were: Misses Mabel
Nyman, Elsie Taylor, Agnes TisdaH KATE
I ha l. ay Chase. Lydie Blake Madslns
L-Sgeft. julie Tisdala, Hunt BleI CSnnon
ana Burg. artt. Prizes were taken by Miss
fuht' MISS l. ggett and Miss Bake.
The Woman's Club Of the Church Of Our
r alE5r save a most successful dancing party
furnished by HjHyards orchestra. Tn. la
dies in charge were 3Lesdames d. c. Martin
c. J. Buell., J. J. Merrill Henry ]. Biaie.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles R. Aldrich received
on frGay evening from TO II. They were
ASSISTED b. Col. ard Mrs. / gge.t and DR.
and Mrs. H. W. Brewster
The cinch club net on Monday evening at
me home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. p ant
PIIzes were won By Mrs. Perry Vit.um and
Nj. w. w. Clark.
Mrs D: c.. Cudworth enter aimed at din
ner on Moneay evening al her me on
cromwell avenue. Covers were laid for
6 An illustrated lecture en- My Summer in
sweden was given on Friday evening in
wood.
The St. Anthony Park Sunday School
union viii meet on the evening Of March 1
in TIE parlors of the Congregational church.
The class of the agricultural college
gave an informal party on Tuesday evening
in the home building.
The young ladies' Of the agricultural school
gave an informal party Monday evening
in the ladies' hall.
Mrs. Wellington gave an informal children's
party on Saturday in honor of her son Rob
ert's birthday.
DR.. Jones of Minneapolis. will address the
mothers meeting March at Central
hall
The Ladies' Aid society met en- Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. E. E. Clark
The Ladies Reading circle met on Friday
at the home of Mrs. D. C. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDermott entertained at
cinch Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mason NJ. Jewell is visiting her
daughter for a few weeks.
Mrs. Walter Hill has returned from visit
in Eau Claire.
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Light refreshments were served between 10
and u o'clock.
IN CUPID's REALM.

Cards have been received announcing the
marriage of Miss NJ. Eslele Hortyn, OF Os-
wego, n. y, to William Lockwood OF Ed
gerton. The wedding took place at tn resi-
dence CT A. K. Burkdoll, in Har, ey, n Mr.
lockwood is well knO3n in ST. Paul He has
been, for several years, member Of he
business interests in EdgertCn and cher Min
nesota towns, and las been a newspaper
man. MIR. Lockwood went to Harvey sun
day, and Miss Horton arliV,d there Tues
day morning. At 4 o'clock Feb. 2, the
wedding ceremony was performed b. Rev
j: w. Stotts, pastor CT the Congregational
church, az the residence of their most init
mate friends, the BurkdCllS.
pretty wedding was celebrated at the
cathedral Monday evening at O'Clock, the
contracting parties being Miss Louisa Z.
KrinZe ard Bernard J. Callan. After the
ceremony dinner was served by Mrs. Han
dram, of Tenth street. sister of tee grojm
Only immediate relatives OF the families
were present. After a short tour in the EasC
Mr.. and Mrs. Callan will be at home to
their friends Tuesdays, after March Is, at
1856 Charles street.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Ann Pagan
eldest daughter Of William Pagan, of County
Monehan, Ireland, to n. E. Cahill, of New
bury. n. v, took place Wednesday, Feb g.
in st. Paul, Rev. Mr.. Congel performing the
ceremony. A reception followed at the
brides sisters, $40 Webster street.
Miss Male Floy Denny, daught of Prof
ard Mrs. Oswald /. Denny, and Ellis Isworta
Powell We're married Tue-day at . clock
at the Denny residence on Pleasant a, enue
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returned, after pleasant visit with fri nds
Miss Lii Doy'e Of Nee renie Wis. is
visiting Miss Oil e Gray. 3s3 F,l.er street.
Miss Elsie Comnick, of Gaylord is yisi =
ing MISS Cornefa Nelch. 49, Day on.
Mrs. Edison Irle, OF st. Paul is visiting Mrs
S. A. Foster, OF Des Moines 10.
Mr., ard MIS-. West Of Crocus hill, are
Miss Woich Miss Warner and + Warner.
are in New York city.
Mrs. Henry Hutchinson. Of the Aberdeen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder Merriam are home
from Chicago.
Mrs: James Reals. of Portland avenue, is in
Washington.
Dr.. and Mrs Richard Burton are at he
Aberdeen.
Mrs. William ?. Tucker is in Washington.
D. c.
j. D. Kenyon. of Ashland avenue is West.
Mrs. David Brown is In New York.
Judge Green!eaf Clark is in Georgia.
Miss ConStans is home from Fargo.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

F. Kopp. of Ri7oli street, Tuesday after
noon by a large number of her friends, in
honor Of her BIZ thday. An enjoyable time was
spent by all. Those present were Mr.. and
MIS-. Rev. F. Kopp. Mr.. and Mrs Rev w. J
Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert schliek, Mr.. and
Crescent, MINI; Miss Emma Rcter, Of G :
lana. ILL.,; Miss Syb1 Kopp. George Schneider,
Mesdames L. Adams, A. Ar z. N. Burkard ;,
Good. C. Grewe, C.. Horst. H. Hab nghorsc,
H. Klosternan, c. Kluckho I'm, C. K ger. H.
Klinkerfues, E. Funk, J. Miller, L. euaber.
NJ. Rotert, E. Rsinecker, NJ. Rode, c: schulz
L. Schoene, NJ. Schneider, E. StuhIfer F.
Tubbesing and F. Wilhelmi.
Miss Edna M. Dawson, of East Tenth
day evening. TIE house was very prettily
decorated with palms. Mrs. T. Donnelly,
Mrs. P. Murphy. Harry Whiteomb and Mr..
Roberts won the prizes. Among those pres
ent were Miss A. Thinner, Mrs NJ Baster.
Carl Whitcomb, Messrs. Grey and Roberts,
CT Minneapolis Misses Cavaraugh, Do-geloh,
Fisher, Bang, Francis. Cora Colby, Mrs. F.
Donlo.ly, Mrs. P. Murphy, McCraw. Me srs.
H. Whitcomb. Leslie, Burns, sheire, Scott,
Gadbois, Whitman, Grant Murphy, Neatly.
Tremorn, Beals. Miss Dawson was assisted
by Miss Flora Dawson and Miss McCraw.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Ruff were rendered
a surprise party-by fraiends from Fort Smell
ling Monday evening. 1t being Mrs Ruff S
birthday. Those present We're Ssrgt. and
y. u.
Torrance Corpoi al A. Arneberg, P. Kelly,
W. Laum, Mr.. and Mrs. Macarthur and Mrs.
Merriam. Miss Agnes Peitsch, Miss Annie
Blaha Miss Kristofa Berg, Mrs. P. Ke IL and
Mr.. and Mrs. N. e. Cahiil. The ev ming was
spent in playing cinch, after which lunch was
served and Mrs. Fun was presented with a
hardscme sidebcaTd and many pieces of gl IS
ard silver ware.
Miss Anna Davis entertained at cards Tues
day evening at her home at White Bear in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. r. GUY Halliday and
Miss Pearie Halliday, who leave for New
Paynesville, Mimi, March l. Mr. R. Gup
Halliday and Miss Kate Bunghard wen first
prizes and Mr.. R. Gage captured the foot
prize. The guess We're: Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Guy Halliday, Miss Pearle Halliday, Miss
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27

Kate and Lillian. Bunghard Mamie o'Neil,
Mamie Conroy. E; Scott. Dora Kenyon, Ruby
Davis and Mrs. Kanouse, Messrs McElroy,
Chisholm, Gage. Fowler, Lindgren, Felkner
and Wilgus.
A very enjoyable surprise party was tend
cred Miss Mabel OConnor, geo John rect.
Misses Stella Jerne, Pearl Henry Gertrude
Marien.- May Brennan, Maggie Ahern, Mary
Kelly, Lillian Bacon. Mary o'Connor, Messrs.
Clement Jerne, Thomas Hogan, George Lem
niger, Lannie Hull, Lawrence Swanson,
Joseph Kelly, James Henry John Lane,
Shaker Frank Brennan, Alsird Jerne: Re-
freshments were served at 10 o'clock.
The glove makers of Gordon Ferguson's,
enjoyed very pleasant evening at coast
ing party given by one of their number, Miss
Emma Walton, in Prospect park, Mime
apolis, last week After coasting refresh
ments were served at the house Tho:e pres
ent were: Misses Anna Wind, May Vile,
Monte, Lena Muller, Sadie McCarrick, Emma
Chasbunneau, Anna McDonGugh, Messrs.
John Furlong, Charles Morse Henry Grum-
mish. William Cox, William Hane and Fred
Hawkins.
viii Hutchins gave bob party Wash
ington's birthday, After, fine breezy run
to the river and back, they returned to his
home, % Kent street, where light refresh
ments. were served. The guests were Nina
and Thaddeus Jones. Annie and John McKib-
bin, Ben and Horace Tibbfls, Ross c. Wheeler.
Walter Richardson Tom Ball, Jerdine and
Phelps Ingersoll and Elliot Pike.
Mrs. A. Steven, of Livingston avenue, was
of her birthday. The guests were Mrs Mo-
berg Mrs. Ekwall Mrs. Elmquis-, Mrs. Jones,
Mrs Lillydale Mrs. Hane, Mrs. Dallman,
Miss Hilda Moberg Miss Carrie Mcberg, Miss
Parson. The table was decorated with flowers,
and cake and coffee served by the guests.
j. Smith, one of the teachers at Farbault,
was rendered a party Saturday evening, at
the home OF Mrs. Fred Brant 702 Conroy
street. number of his friends among the
deaf mutes of the Twin Cities, being the
guests.
Miss Cora Watson, of Dayton avenue, was
pleasantly surprised Monday evening. The
evening was spent in cards and dancing, the
prizes being awarded to H. Griswcld Miss C.
Watson, w. C. Christ and Miss G. Christ.
Misses Edna and Alma Larson, of Olive
street, entertained friends last evening.
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were aRard5d to Ms Nc lear. MS ls5 TdlIeTg'
Mr.. olsen and Mr.. Kerr.
The LsEies' A-d society, of St johns
"Wednesday afterncon.
The Ladies Cc-cpcrati scci ty Of the
A.lantlc CIurch met Wedlescay afternoon
with Ms G=crgc.
The young ladies' of St JOINS parish gave
card party Tuesday evening, in TIE nail
oil F. anciS street.
Mrs. A. swanman entertained T ursda
Mrs. Har iscn, of WinLi. eg and Nj. Catha-
way, of C. a1e.
Mrs. Sei-ef. wac has been visiting her
dsCehser Mrs. Helmos, left Saturday fer
New U:m.
Mss Carrie Krieger. entertained tie young
poole Ct tie Ba.-s Avenue ,nd.ch No day
eve4ing.
she La1ies' Guild, of St Peers church.
ret Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. +.
5 Karny.
Mr.. EuH lee ured Thursday evening at
st. Peters church, on The Magic of the
terrain TUESDAY al erncon for h=r bat.Eay.
TIE Capital City Cycle cub gave a "a. crG
party Tuesday evening at Camb- idge taI
Misc Toharra w;.lius entrtaned the Day
toms Bluff Card club ga u.day evening
Miss Grace Studeman will entertain the
z. O. W. club Wednesday evening.
A surprise Tarty given FIR Miss For
enee King Saturday Afternoon.
Mrs. J. G. Rob rtson, CT the Euclid WV
entertained Tuesday evening.
Mrs. NJ Bodies, CT Saltwater. is spending
the week with Mrs. McClsaIy.
Fhe Thimb,e Bee met Thursday aftern on
with MS B. Kernkamp.
WIS. Peter vii entertain the Fieur de LIS
club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. E. Miller entertained Saturday after
noon fer her mJther.
Ms. c. +. Philips WI leave this evening
ror Phoenix, Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. .Farweu have return d
srcm the East.
Miss Julia Warrack entertained Tue.day
evening.
August Mertens left Sunday for Floriea.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27
PERSONAL.

Miss Mamie Hohan, one Of the teachers in
the Freedom county schools, is sps nding her
vacation at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
CURE, of Fuller street.
. C. B. Smith, of 1902 Martin, who has been
sick with diphtheIia, has fully recovered and
is out and around again.
Miss Jessie Seegers, who has been the guest
of Miss WEIGH OF Dayton avenue, re grned 10
LIE Sueur Thur sday.
Mrs. w. A. Sinclair. of Dayton avenue,
is entertained Miss Jennings of Eau Claire.
Mrs. Alice Winford, Of 292 Lsuis street, has
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

ton met on Thursday in the parlors of the
Congregational church. The hostssses for
the afternoon were Mesdames White pant
V. c. Meridith gave a paper on '.The In
scription Is Greater Than the Monument"
Mrs. Wilbour Todd gave a sketch Of the
life of Roger Williams The mus cal part
of the programme was rendered by Mrs
Odlum, of Minneapolis; Miss Ethel Carter
and Miss Frances Harris. The next meet
ing of the association will be held on March
8. The hostesses will be Mesdanes F. B.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27
eF FUTURE INTEREST.

give smokers social and card parry
Monday evening, Feb. 49, in the haI at
Fifth and Wsbasha streets for members
only. Every member should be present.
Willard W. C. T. U. meets Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. McDanieis, 1868 Winifred street
Mrs. Francis Palmer Kimban will give
parliamentary drill.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S-Mrs Daniel Man.
ming. of Albany, the new president general
of the National Society of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, is the widow of the
late Daniel Manning, who was the secretary
of the treasury during the first administration
of President Cleveland.
She is in every way competent to fill the
high position with which she has been hon
ored During her residence in Washington
her fine presence, her graceful carriage, her
graciousness, her tact and her kindness won
for her a love that was continuous with her
acquaintance. She has blue eyes, chestnut
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27

Plisse Russo, Crepe Japon,
Majoliques Noires, Irish Pop
Inns, Velours, Grenadines Ru-
bans. Voiles a Blocs, Gazes
Amelie, 'Toiles Religieuses.
Monday specials:
28-inch Figured English Mohair
Bril1iantines, with rich, silky finish,
a special offering of 20 pieces ar
of regular soc yard grade &c
in black only. Our special.
46-inch pure wool Prune1la Twi1Is,
in every choice spring shade, 81
real value soc yard. AbC
Here Monday at............
50-inch Coating Serge in two
shades of blue and black, ex- AZ
eellent value at 75c a yard. ave
Our Monday special. ........
Note the width-5O-inch.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27
CHURCH AND CLUB.

The Capital City Bicycle club entertained
it's friends and club members at a smoke
concert last evening at the club house. The
rooms were very prettily decorated with
palms and the club colors. There were
souvenirs in the form of clay pipes, dec
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27

hair and a gentle handsome face.
Mrs. Manning was born Mary Margaretta
Fryer, and her ancestors on her fathers side
were Dutch. On her mothers side she goes
back to Robert Livingston, first lord Of the
manor of Livingston, to whom was given the
original grant. Among her more famous
ancestors are Philip Livingston, who was the
second lord; Col. Peter R. Livingston, Gov
Rip Van Dam, Abraham de Peyster, Olaf
Stevenson Van Courtlandt and Col. Peter
Schuyler.
Mrs. Manning's home in Albany is one of
the stateliest in that city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27

G: Cook, Mr., and Mrs Frank Ford Mr.. and
Mrs. Holbert. Mr.. and Mrs. Sbipman, Mr.
and Mrs. Matt Clark. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Schuneman, DR.. and Mrs. McDavitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stem, Mrs. Stimson, Misses Elliott,
8 8ar2hg; May strong, Drs. Welsh, Bettingen,
dianapOlis, was the guest of honor.
,, Mr. and Mrs RTkard HuEd entertained at
and Mrs. Doty, of Chicago.
Mrs. G. G. Titcomb entertained informally
Wednesday.
= Mrs: E. R. Sanford entertained at dinner
Tuesday.
A number of small entertainments have
been arranged to be given in compliment to
Miss Estelle Rose. the distinguished con-
Mrs. c, E. Bowen and Mrs. Russell Dorr will
eDtertain for her, inviting a number of the
musical people of the city to meet her.
Mrs. F. S. Johnston. of st. Anthony ave-
nue., entertained about twenty young ladies
Tuesday afternoon in celebration of the birth
day OF her daughter, Miss Lila Johnston.
Miss Louise Dyer entertained Tuesday at
her home on Grand avenue.
The Misses Foster, Of Dayton avenue, en-
tertained the Young Ladies club Washing
toms birthday.
Mrs. Charles Webb. of Nelson avenue, gave
a fifteen-table euchre party Tuesday after
noon from until O'Clock. The house was
decorated with smilax and cut flowers. Flags
were painted on the score cards. These re-
ceiving prizes were Mrs. Crary, Mrs. Rice
and Mrs. Haynes. The guests were: Mrs.
YerXa, Mrs. McCallom, Mrs. Janney and Mrs.
Loomis, of Minneapolis; Mrs. Mickwin KEEL
ley, Chomor, Stinson, Thompson. Dyer,
Graves, McMickle Prouty, IngersolI, Ian
pher, Robinson, Burton, Butcher, Pease,
Whitacre, Spencer, MCGEE, Brondage, Liggett,
Cook, De Camp, Sabin, Cratsenburg, Laid,
Byron, Shepard, Swenson, Stease. Halens,
Iverson, Doubleday, Egan, Cobb, Fisher,
Clifford, Merac. Judson, Adams.
Mrs. William +. Purdy, of Holly avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27
New Spring Dress Goods

In general and particular. Tomorrow we will
exhibit spring importation of exclusive HghCass
Novelty Dress Goods, comprising the choicest
able weaves from the best foreign manufacturers together
the designs the leading looms many
which controlled exclusively by latest are
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27

The finest line of 5O-cent Dress
Goods you ever looked at, not the
ordinary f21di 9; soc ~ values, the kind EAc
Our Monday price. wv
45-inch al1-woO1 French Whipcord
Serge Suiting, the swell spring fab
ric, all the new shades of brown,
royal blue, gray, cornfower, green,
navy and black. Almost every IN
where this quality brings S1.O0 iYC
yard. Our Monday price.
46-inch wool and mohair Bayadere
Suitings, swell English MateIasse,
handsome Pierola Cloths and mo-
hair Soutache, ali these in black
only, that sell elsewhere at Gsa M
81. so and Sis. nj Hill
Our Monday price. ........ |A'VV
Black Crepons-1O pieces of this
new and very elegant material. to
be popularity worn this sea- 81 9P
son. Our $500 yard quail y A
ity, for Monday ...- .. ~A'Oo
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27
PARK C1EGREGiTIlNAL CHURCH
Monday Ev>., Feb. %.
"B0y Blue ard the PAPER Dolls"

Humorous Readug by Mrs. Lou Sc Churchill,
assisted By Miss Florence Pace Soprano: Chnir
Boys frnm ~. Johns Church: Miss Hope'r
Ladies Orchestra. Tickets. - ana 81 cents, as
Howard, Farwell Il COS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27

Mrs. r W. Cavanaugh gave a dancing
part Monday evening at the Ryan for Edith
and GLADYS Cavanaugh. Miss Edith Cavan-
augh and Harry Schurmeier led the grand
march.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27
Geals-Fur Repairs

Coming events cast the
shadow. Should the cost of sealskins
advance in proportion to the shadow
now forecasting that event, your new
Sealskin Coat, also your Seal A1tera-
tons and Repairs, will cost almost
double what we are charging for them
now, while our Seaislcins last (which
we bought at the old prices). Salts
faction guaranteed on every job.
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has cards out fer luncheon Thursday in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Rachel McCully
WEIGH
Miss Sadie Sawyer, of Dale street. gave
Washingtonian tea Tuesday afternoon. There
were five tables and the twenty young ladies
present drew the names of prominent colonial
characters and their wives, to determine
their seats at the tables. Those drawing the
names of George and Martha Washington and
CT Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams occupied the
first table, and SO on. The decorations were
patriotic.
Mrs. Charles K Harmon. of the Bucking-
ham. gave a birthday party Tuesday after
noon for her daughter, Veita- Twenty six
children were present. Mrs. Harmon was
assisted by Mrs. H. C. Munson, Mrs Will
lam Henderson and~Mrs. c. E. Holden. The
afternoon closed with the drawing of
prises from a large gift pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Fox gave a Dutch
luncheon Monday evening.
Mrs Edward R. Sanford, of st. Adams
street, gave a supper party in honor Of her
informal hop at Fort Smelling Frijay mig t.
The table decorations were in pink. The
guests were twelve in number.
The engagement was announced yesterday
CT Miss Virginia Grover. daughter of Marcus
d. Grover the general solicitor of the Great
Northern road to Mr.. Herman Opp nheifn
son of Ansel ODpenheim, of the directors
of the Great Northern.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27

Mrs. E. R. Sanford, of s.. Adams street.
entertained informally Thursday for Miss
Grouse. CT Syracuse, n. Y. The decorations
were roses, jonuuils and carnations The
hostess was assisted by Miss De Coster, Miss
Bigeiow Mss Mason, Miss DriscolI Miss
Wilson, Miss Sanborn, Miss Cachrane Miss
Clark, Miss Carpenter, Mis- Philips, of Rich
mond, Va, and Miss Bridges, of Milwaukee.
a box party was given .ast evening for Miss
Grouse by Miss Greve, of Summit avenue.