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AT THE HAGUE.
Pormalities Incident to the Sitting of the
Peace Conference.

The Hague, May I'm De staal, the
Russian ambassador the court of St.
James, representative of the Russian
government at the peace conference and
president of that body, conferred with
the foreign minister of The Netherlands.
W. II. Beaufort to-day and handed him
the decoration of the Alexander Nevesiki
order. In doing so the Russian represen-
tative expressed the czar's gratitude for
the hospitality extended. to the delegates.
The peace conference will hold its first
sitting at O'Clock on Thursday after
noon next
1t is understood the American and Brit
lsn delegates are meeting with some sue
cess in their efforts to get the question of
International arbitration. which is now the
eighth article of the programme. ad-
Vanced to the first place. Acting on an
order from the papal secretary of state,
Cardinal Rampolla the papal internuncio
left The Hague to-day as a protest against
the omission of the government of The
Netherlands, acting on behalf of Russia,
to invite the vatican to send representa-
tive
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Dewey Will Go to Chjcago

Chicago, May 15.-The committee in
charge of the Chicago postotfice cor
nerstone ceremonies to-day received
word from Senator A. ]. Beveridge of
Indiana, who is now at Hong Kong.
and to whom the committee had en-
trusted a special invitation to Ad-
miral Dewey, announces that the ad-
miral would be here for Chicago day
Oct. 9. 1t was also announced that
President Diaz of Mexico and Lord
Mlnto, governor general of Canada,
would surely be present simultaneously
with President Mckinley.
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PACIFIC CABLE,
The British Government Assures Its
Hearers That 1t Is Agreeable.

London, May 15.-Replying in the
house of lords to-day to the Earl Of
Aberdeen, liberal former governor
general of Canada, who urged the im-
portance of the imperial and colonial
governments reaching an understand
ing with reference to the Pacific cable.
the Earl of Selbourne under secretary
of state for the colonies. said her ma
jesty's government was prepared to re
view the whole matter in the light of
any new representations the colonies
might make. with sincere desire to
arrive at a decision satisfactory to all
the governments concerned.
The secretary of state for the colonies.
Mr. Chamberlain. had a conference to-
day on the subject of the proposed Pa
cific cable with Baron Strathcona and
Mount Royal. the high commissioner of
Canada, and other colonial agentsgen-
eral, who pointed out the notifications
of the original proposition. Mr. Cham
berlain promised that they should re-
ceive the best consideration.
In the course of his remarks the Eafl
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Baron and Baroness De Barr.

Chicago, May 15.-The Baron and
Baroness de Barr. charged with using
the United States mails for fraudulent
purposes, when arraigned in the federal
court to-day, pleaded not guilty in each
of the II indictments against them. The
baroness bonds were raised to $500 r
each of the IL charges. The baron's
bond was placed at $11, 900.
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Relations of Banks.

Washington, May 15.-In an opinion
in the case of the First National bank
of Concord. N. H.. VS.. Edward Haw-
kins, receiver of the Indianapolis Ma
tional bank, Justice Shires to-day de-
cided that one national bank cannot
lawfully acquire and hold the stock of
another as an investment and in the
case of such a purchase the bank is not
stopped from denying it's liability as an
apparent stockholder for an assessment
on stock ordered by the comptroller of
the currency. The opinion of the lower
court was reversed.
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WITHOUT AVAIL.
Joe Wilson's Plea to Judge Smith for
Mercy Fell Flat.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena, May 15.-Joseph Wilson, con-
victed in the district court last week Of
burglarizing the residence of D. W.
Fisk, one of the proprietors of the Her
aid, made hard plea for a light sen
tence to-day when brought before Judge
Smith to hear his punishment. His ad-
dress to the court furnished rather
dramatic incident. He quoted from
Shakespeare. the Bible and other works
upon the subject of mercy and drew
rather vivid picture of himself in
convicts cell while the court basked
in the sunshine of freedom. Judge
Smith was unmoved by the fellows har-
rangue and after patiently hearing him
to the end, sentenced him, without any
comment, to 13 years in the peniten-
tiary.
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SPAIN PAID UP.
The Last So 100000 Installment Handed
Over in Due Time,

Over in Due Time.
New York, May 15.-The fourth and
last $5.0O0000 treasury warrant paid to
Spain for the Philippine islands was
presented at the National City bank
to-day by representative of the
French embassy. This draft will pass
through the clearing house in to-mor-
rows exchange. Not one dollar of the
s15,O0O,0Oo already paid to Spain has
really gone out of this country, the
entire transaction having been con-
Quoted on the basis Of foreign exchange
and as there has been a large trade
balance in favor of this country in
about every one of the continental
money markets, the indemnity money
has been charged against these bal
anceS.
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Soldiers for Alaska.

: Seattle, Wash, May 15.-Company L..
oath infantry, U. S. A. sailed tonight
on the steamer Humboldt for Alaska.
Captain H. w. Hovey with Sc men will
take station at Dyea, relieving Cap
tain Yeatman and Company H. 14th in
fantry. The remainder of Company l.,
under Lieutenant jerks, will relieve
Captain Eldredge and Company B, 14th
infantry. at Fort Wrangel. The Hum
boldt will carry on her return trip the
relieved companies of the 14th, who
will probably be sent to Manila.
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More Wages for Coal Miners

Philadelphia, May 15.-The Berwind-
White Coal Mining company, one of the
largest producers of bituminous coal in
the world, to-day notified its employees of
an increase in wages. to go into effect
June l. Under the new scale the miners
will receive 50 cents per ton for pick min
ing and 20 cents per ton for loading after
the puncher type of machine. The ad-
vance will directly affect 900 men
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Suicide.

New York, May 15.-George D. Scott,
for the past two years manager of the
Tarrytown estate of John D. Rockefel-
ler committed suicide at Tarrytown to-
day by shooting himself in the head.
Four years ago Scott was injured about
the head by a trolley car in Cleve-
land. For a long time he had been
complaining. Yesterday he was ex-
amined by a physician, who informed
him that he was suffering from irri-
tation Of the brain.
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Changes in Railroad Offices.

New York May 15.-The announce
ment was made to-day that George
Whitley vice president of the Panama
Railroad company. has been appointed
first vice president and will represent
the company in Paris white the secre-
tary. Assistant General Manager Edw.
A. Drake will assume the position of
second vice president as we'll as secre-
tary. with charge of the local duties.
Charles Payne will be general mana
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The Bonds Are Good.

Washington, May 15.-The United
States supreme court to-day decided
the case of Albert Wade VS., Travis
county, Texas, in favor of Wade re-
versing the circuit court of appeals for
the Fifth circuit. The case involved
the validity of bonds issued by the
county in aid of the construction of a
bridge across the Colorado river. To-
days decision, which was handed down
by Justice Brown, holds the bonds to
be good.
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Iuuuate Was Game,

Vancouver, B. c., May 15.-The riot
act was read to-day in connection with
the dispute over Dead Mans island.
Matters reached an acute stage when
Ludgate once more started work on
the island with SO men. Five provin-
cial and city police We're present. Lud-
gate let it be known that he would
f0rcibly resist arrest. therefore the
riot act was read. Ludgate had to be
knocked down and handcuffed before
he gave in. He is now in jail
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AS to Bank Dividends.

Washington, May 15.--In the case of
Kenton X. Hayden VS.. George s. Will
liams, the United States supreme court
to-day decided that the receiver Of a
national bank cannot recover a div-
dend paid out of the capital and not
out Of the profits where the stockhold-
er receiving the dividend acted in good
faith and when the bank at the time
was not insolvent. The bank involved
was the CAPITAL National of Lincoln.
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tiff was rendered by Judge Clancy on
the pleadings. Defendant appealed.
The judgment Is reversed in an opin-
ion by Justice Hunt. 1t Is held that
judgment on the pleadings should not
have been granted. The denial of the
court to permit defendants to file an
amended answer is also held to have
been an error.
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uicide.

Moscow, Idaho, May 15-Mrs Mary
Coleman, Wife of w w. Coleman Of
Princeton. committed suicide at the
hospital here to-day She was under
treatment for nervous disease and had
often threatened to take her life. Dur
ing the night she made a rope of ban
dages and hanged herself from the
banisters.
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DENOUNCED
BY THE UNIONS
Stirring Resolutions by Western
Federation of Miners in
Convention Assembled.
A FIRM STAND IS TAKEN
Aid to the Miners Extended With
Sympathetic Hand.
TO ENGAGE LEGAL TALENT

Will Defend the Union Men Now in the
Corral at Wardner Cen Merriam's
Order That Men Must Renouncs Mem
bership in the Miners Union to Be
Worthy of a Despotic Ruler - De-
clared That the Union Had Nothing
to Do With the Destruction of the
Mill.
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IN A BAD WAY.
Emperor william Will Sit Down on
Editor Harden.

Editor Harden.
Berlin. May 15.--Herr Macmillan Har-
dem editor and publisher of Zukuntt, mas
begun to serve the six months lmprlson-
ment to which he was sentenced on Nov
4 last after having been convicted of lese
majestic in comparing the emperor to a
poodle prince and on other charges.
In the prosecution of Herr Harden four
charges of lese majeste were brought
against him and four articles written by
him We're particularly resented. They
were "Pudel Maiestat,' in which he COM
pared the emperor to a poodle prince: An
Diem Kaiser in which he personally ad-
dressed the emperor, complaining that ne
had been guilty of lese majestic for writing
the first article, written anonymously, and
"Grossvaters Uhn.' in which the Bis
marcK case was introduced
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Gibraltar, May 15.-The United States
cable steamer Hooker. which left New
York on May l for Manila, arrived
here to-day and exchanged salutes
Ws+h the forts and ships.
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nue., has gone to Duluth, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Montclaire. of Mil
waukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. GeorgeH. Prince. of Ash
land avenue, have taken a cottage at
Dellwood and will go out the first of the
month.
Miss Gussie Gottstein, of Virginia ave-
nue., left Wednesday evening for Chicago
to attend the Goldberg Ruben Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ". Van Metre. of
Marietta, o., are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. f. barrow. of the Albion.
Mr.. Matthias Orth, of Kenosha, Wis,
IS the guest of Mr. and Mrs Henry
Bland, of Lee avenue.
Mrs. Henry Nickow, of Dayton avenue,
will leave next week for Chicago to
spend the month of June.
Mrs. George c.. Armstrong, of the
Manufacturer building, has gone to Fargo
to visit her sister.
Miss Florence Crittendon. of Foo Chou,
China, is the guest of Mrs Topper, of
Laurel avenue.
Mrs. C. K. Harmon will leave next
Thursday to visit relatives in New York.
Mrs. Franklin w. Lee. editor of the
Rush City Post, is visiting in St. Paul.
Miss Minnie Thoms has returned, after
spending the winter In Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Dickerman have
returned from California.
Mrs. Warner, of the Albion has re-
turned from the South.
Mrs. II. D. Lang, of the Albion, has
returned from Duluth.
Miss Rusher, of New York, Is a guest
at the Albion.
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Progressive cinch was played at seven

Progressive cinch was played at seven
tables
Mr. and Mrs Charles Korfhage, of East
Fourth street, entertained at dinner Mon
day eVning in honor of their tWenty-hfth
anniversary. Covers were laid for fifty.
DR.. and Mrs. Lundholm, of Grove street,
gave a reception Thursday evening IN
honor of Miss Thorenia Lundholm, who
will leave shortly for Sweden.
Mr. and Mrs. Mofitt, of Lafayette ave-
nue., entertained a number or little folks
Tuesday evening, in honor of her little
boys birthday.
Mr. and Mrs John James, Of East Sew
enth street, entertained at q 6 O'Clock
dinner Friday for Rev. and Mrs. w. w.
Lewis. W oJ
Mrs George Gander, of Minnehaha
street, entertained company of ladies at
dinner Monday. Covers were laid for ten.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. s. Hamilton, of Cum
berland, WIS., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hamilton, Of Lafayette avenue.
Mrs. George Winter, the recent guest Of
street. has rturned to Mason City, 10.
Mrs Fl. D. Brown, the recent guest of
her sister, Mrs. A. e. Whitcomb, of Fau-
quier street, has returned to Seattle.s
Mrs. c. NJ Ide, of East Thirteenth
street, gave card party Wednesday
evening in honor of her birthday.
Mrs Thomas Robinson, of Mount Ida
street, entertained Mrs. M. Johnson, Of
Manchester during the week
Miss May Acbumb, of Sims street. en-
tertained from to yesterday afternoon
in honor of her birthday.
Mrs. Hannah Burns. Of Elroy. Wis. is
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MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Theresa A. Lavine, of Long
Prairie, Mimi, and e. Harold Richter, OF
A. Forseen, on Martin street, Tuesday
evening: The bridal couple were attend
ed by Miss Gustie Dorman and Miss An
ME 1lstina and Messrs. James Bingham
and Ferdinand A. Wenger. Estelle. E1ke,
cousin of the bride, acted as flower girl.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mrs. A. Miller, assisted Mrs. Forseen at
the reception and supper that followed
the ceremony. There were forty-f1ve in
VIted guests present. The bride
wore gown of white procaded
silk made with demi-train and trimmed
in white satin ribbon, embroidered chif-
fon and silk lace, with veil of silk il
fusion. Miss Dorman wore white organ
die over pale blue with ribbon of blue.
Miss LlStlna was attired in a dress of
cream colored grenedine made over cream
silk with trimmings of chiffon and satin
ribbon. The flower girl was dressed in
white organdie trrimed with lace and
ribbon. The rooms were prettily decorated
with palms and cut flowers. The bridal
table was arranged in pale blue, while
the guest table was in pink The bride
and groom are at home at 451 Michigan
street.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Mattson
and. Emet Peterson was celebrated
Wednesday evening at their. new home.
of st. James English Evangelical Luth-
eran church, performed the ceremony
Prof. 2. H. P. Rydning played the we'd
ding march Miss Ida Chelberg was maid
of honor and Carl A. Reedman was best
man. The bride was gowned in white,
with chiffon trimmings, and carried bride
roses. After the ceremony, a wedding
supper was given for friends and rela-
tives, about seventy in number.
Miss Clara Nancy Schliemann and Paul
E. Henninger were married Wednesday
afternoon at the residence of the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sehliemann,
on Canada street. Rev. Albert Thiele,
pastor of St. PauEs German United Evan
gelical church, officiated. The bride was
attended by her sister, Mis- Lucy Schlfe-
mann and Herman Henninger brothersof
the groom was best man. Mr. and Mrs.
Henningers have gone to New York; for
their wedding trip They will be at home
after July l, at 800 Sherman street.
Miss Annie Quinlan, daughter sof Mr..
and Mrs. P. T. Quinlan, was quietly mar
ried to Mr.. A. F. Anderson, Tuesday
morning, Rev. ]. T. Dolphin. pastor Of
St. Patrick's church officiating Miss
Mary Qufnian was bridesmaid and Mr.
Charles Anderson best man. Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson left for an Eastern trip
and will be at home after June / at cSS
Fuller street.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

A pretty little home wedding occurred
last Wednesday evening at f:so at the
home of Mrs. w. R. Wood, S65 Bradley
street, when her daughter Miss Mary A.
Wood, and Francis Goeschel were mar
ried by the Rev. w. W. Dawley. of Min
neapolts. Miss Nina Mae Hamilton was
bridesmaid, while Mr.. Andrest BALDWIN
of Merriam Park, acted as best man. A
reception was held in the evening from
to 10 Mr.. and Mrs. GoescheI viii go inn
mediately to housekeeping at Merriam
Park. ''--
The Young Peoples Society OF the Ar
nngton Hills Presbyterian Church gave
an old-fashioned social Friday evening
IN the parlors Of the church. Miss Ad6ie
Knapp, Miss Refine, Granier, George
had charge Of the affair.
=, DR.. and Mrs. Charles E. PARROT. Of
Case street, are in La Crosse. where thev
went to attend the golden wedding IF
Mrs. PARROTS uncle and wife, Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Thomson, which was cele
brated yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson and Mrs. A
Lfndquist, of Sims street, went to Sti
water yesterday to attend the golden
wedding of Mr. and Mrs A. johnson
which was celebrated yesterday after
noon.
The Misses c. L. and E. M. Carnes en-
tertained Prof. Shaw and his Bible ella %
of the Central Presbyterian church
Thursday evening at their home on
Reaney street. About thirty were pres
ent. u
Mr.. and Mrs. P. fl. Borden. of Fa1eu,or
street, were given a surprise Wednesday
evening by about forty Of their friends.
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

A meeting of the Woman,s Home and
Foreign Missionary union VIII be heto IN
the Congregational church, st Anthony
Miss Crittenden, of China, will speak
Other speakers will be Rev. j. III. Morley,
of Minneapolis, and Rev: A. j. McGreg-
or, of the Park Congregational church, st.
Paul. Luncheon will be served by the
ladies of ST Anthony Park
A stocking social will be given Friday
evening, May e. IN the me- parlof ts 0i th ne
expected to bring twice the NUMBER OF
their stocking in money feature OF
the evenings entertainment Will De d
title programme. Each taking part VIII
represent either in costume, music. or In
some other way, the title of faVorite
book.
Invitations have been issued by the
board of directors of the ST. Paul School
of Fine Arts for the public exhfbit1onl CT
the pupils work, to be held from Mon
day morning to Saturday evening, oil next
ton Monday morning from to 10 o clock,
and throughout the week the reception
will remain. open from 9 a. m to b p m
The Ladies' Aid Society and the Luther
League of Memorial English Lutheran
Church will give a concert and silver SO.
cial Tuesday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. n. Kirk 1913 East Ninth
street. A chorus of tWenty-four voices,
will render oid-time selections. Light
refreshments will be served by the League
Mrs. E. H Milham, of St. Anthony ave
nue., will entertain Tuesday afternoon Tor
Mrs Boles and Mrs. May, of Saltwater
The ladies of St. Paul's church VIII give
a reception W ednesday evening, May 81,
at the residence of Mrs. Ii. p. Upham, en-
Summit avenue, in honor of DR.. and Mis-
John n. Wright.
Ramsey county w. c. 7. U. will hold its
annual convention Thursday Of this week
at Grace M. E. church, Burr and Mime
haha streets. There will be morning, aft
ernoon and evening session and interest
ing programmes for each have been pre-
pared.
St. Roses Young Ladies Sodality will
give card party Wednesday evening,
May a. at Assumption hail. on Exchange
street between Ninth and st. Peter
streets.
A meeting of the White Bear Improve
ment association will be held at the fire
hall, village of White Bear, on Tuesday.
May %, at 8 m sharp
The Ladies' Social Circle of Garfield
Corps will hold a sale and social at post
hall, 81 Wabasha street, next Friday
evening.
Daughters of Erin Division No. 2, will
give a social hop at the Twin City hall
tuesday evening.
Mrs Henry Deuel., of Goodrich avenue,
will entertain at cards Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Deuel. of Goodrich avenue,
will entertain at cards Tuesday
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MERRIAM PARK.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain Church will hold an all-day meet
ing al the church parlors on Friday of
this week, and have picnic lunch. A full
attendance is desired.
Miss Bessie Trumbull of Iglehart street,
gave bicycle party Friday evaning.
About LOO were in attendance. After the
ride refreshments were served, followed
by dancing.
Mr.. Harold Gibson left Monday for
California, where he has secured a posi-
ton auditor of the Pacific Coast Bis
cult company, with headquarters at San
Francisco.
Miss Tillie King and Miss Minnie Berg
man, who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Hillman, left Thursday
morning for their home in Chicago.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Squire
for several weeks left Saturday to visit
friends near Hudson, Wis.
The Brotherhood of st. Andrew gave a
Payne Tuesday evening for the benefit
of the choir room.
Mrs. c. r. Hume, of Oklahoma, who
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs f.
Gibson, on Beacon avenue, returned home
this week.
Mr.. and MR. J.. L. Stafford expect to
leave this week for months visit with
friends in the southern part of the state
Mr.. Albert L. Wiseman left Friday
night for Southern Illinois, where he will
Mrs. Sarah B. Hooker of Dewey ave-
nue., expects to leave Wednesday for Ken
drfck, idaho, to visit her daughter
Mr.. Harold Gibson,g of Beacon avenue,
is enjoying visit from his sister, Mrs
Charles D. Ide, of Syracuse, N. Y.
DR.. F. L. Becffey and Capt George
Holmes returned from their trip to New
Paynesville Monday.
The choir of St. Mary's Episcopal
church will give a special programme Of
music this morning.
Mrs. J. M. Stoughton, of Marshall ave-
nue., entertained the Afternoon Euchre
club Tuesday.
Mrs H G. Coykendall. of Carroll street,
is entertaining Miss Cunningham, of
Rochester.
Mrs. William Bundy, of Carroll street.
is entertaining Miss Hinkel, of San Diego,
Cal.
Mrs. w. 7. Farwell is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. A. Lincoln, of Des Moines, 10.
Mrs Ed McFarlan. Of Milwaukee, is
visiting friends in the Park
Mr.. E. A. Currie has returned from
Dickinson, N. D.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Lawreace Hope and mother sailed for
Scotland Yesterday, having left for Nav
York last Tuesday. Mr. Hope expects To
make quite an extended tour of England
and Scotland before returning to ST.
Paul. ~
Mrs: Joseph Donnelly has gone to ST
Joseph. Mimi, to be present at the con-
1irmation Of her daughter, Miss Irene
Donnelly. which takes place tomorrow
Miss Donnelly is attending the academy
at that place.
Mrs. Harry Monhouse, with her daueh-
ter, Margery, and mother, Mrs. T,oWTv
OF Bloomington, ILL.,. are the guests ~
Mrs. R. C. Patterson, of East TIE tenth III
street.
Mrs. H. F. Lange and daughter Mrs
Claude Miller, have returned from I,e
Seuer, where they went to attend the
wedding Of their cousin, Adolph Vogler,
Mr.. and Mrs Albert F. Dieter of Den
yer, Col, are visiting in St Paul for a
few days. Miss Emma Dieter will ra~
turn home with them for the summer
Mrs. B. III. Evans of Ashland ayenua
entertained during the past week Mr. and
Mrs Il. Q. Brooks and Miss BIanch
Lufkin, of Chicago.
Mis- Lamborn, of New York will arrive
In st. Paul this week to sepnd the sI,m
mer with her sister, Mrs w. r.. Peet
of Dayton avenue.
Mrs. H. G. McDermott. of Dayton ave-