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The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
PERSONAL.

Mr.. James l.. Hutchinson and Miss
Lottie III. Abbey were married Saturday
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. II. II.
Thomas on Free street. Mr.. Hutchinson
IL the agent OF the steamer Frank Jones
DIR. II. p. Merrill has been confined to
the house for ten days with an attack Of
pneumonia.
DIR. John W. Bowers Of Congress street,
entertained the Lister club at dinner
last evening. DIR. Warren read an inter-
esting paper before the club.
DIR. and Mrs. j. A. Spalding have re-
turned from their two weeks visit to
New York and the West.
Congressman Amos L. Allen Of Alfred
Is In the city.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Q. White have re.
turned from an extended visit in Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. White and the Misses White
have taken rooms at Of Danforth street.
for the winter.
Mis-, Julia Thompson Is visiting her
brother, Mr.. George Thompson 10 Boston,
for few days.
Mr.. Joseph p. Mari of New York Is
the guest of ME-. and AIRS. Henry II. Nell
son OF Park street.
Mrs. Margaret Delsnd, who will make
an address ON "Ths Duty Of Happiness"
at the Advent church on Thursday after
noon, will be the guest OF Mrs. John
Thompson during her brisf stay in this
city.
Mrs. Spaulding Of Congrsfs street. 10
In st. Paul. MIMI, visiting her sister,
Mrs. Duff.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Eaton are home
from New York.
Miss Hanna Talbot Of Park street., Is
at Newport, II. J., for an extended visit
Miss Remission Of Boothbay L. the guest
Of Miss Ii mt Of the Western Promsn AIDE.
Mrs. MACPHERSON OF New York is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. 4. III. Mcdonald of
Pine street.
MIS- Jared Smith has Joined her hus-
hand, Col. Smith. at Cleveland.
Hon. 5. clifford Beloher has engaged
rooms at the Columbia for the winter
which he will occupy soon.
Capt. Simeon II. Merrill Of Washing.
ton, who has been visiting his cousins.
MIR. and Mira. Elmsr IL. Warehouse OF
Pine street, left town..on Saturday for the
eastern part of the state, whence he viii
return to his Washington home.
The frat ut home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick ". Pickard occurred yesterday af-
ternoon and evening at their cozy new
home on Emery street. Miss Coleman
and Miss Piokard served.
Thomas p. Ross Of the Dominion
Steamship company arrived In this city
from Montreal for the winter, yesterday.
Hon. Galen 9. Moses Of Bath and Prin-
oipai George q. Purington OF the Farm
ington Normal School are at the Congress
Square hotel.
Hon. Il. L. Hastings and Frank l..
Mark of Fryeburg are at the Prebie house.
Andrew Mack is the guest of Manager
Moore of the jefferson theatre In ] the
house recently fitted up for Manager
Moore adjoining the theatre.
Judge Fogler Of Rockland and Hon.
Fred Atwood OF Winterport are at the
Falmouth hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
THE FIREMEN's BALL.

The annual ball OF the Portland vete-
RMS association and Ladies' auxiliary
will be held in City hall Oh Wednesday
evening.
Floor Director II. Silva.
Assistant FLOOR Dlrector-Milliam Ross.
Aids-Capt John Il Loring, Capt.
John b. Brown, George NJ. Tolford, james
IL. Morris, Levi N. Blake, Charles k.
Kent, James K. Harmon, james i. Jason.
George w. Plat. George Ii. huntress,
Richard O'Dsil, Eliphalet Greeley.
Committee of Arrangements-Jame H..
Sawyer, Andrew J. Cummings. 8 Nj.
Hammett, James Parker, Charles II, Ray,
Mrs. j. Ii. Harrington, Mrs. A. Small,
Mrs. J. L. Sawyer. Mrs. q. h. Ray, Mrs
A. II. Hatch
Reception Committes-p President, James
W. Plaisted, Frist Vics-President Nahum
Lit,lefleld, Second Woe President Charles
y. Dam, Chief II. N Eldridge. Capt
Charles H. LsightoB, Thomas Common,
Mrs. J. ii. Harrington, Mrs. Warren Lo'-
ing. Mrs. A. II. Harch, Mrs j. 4. Jason,
Mrs NJ. l. Hodgdon, Miss A. II. Small.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
LECTURE BY MR.. MALVERN.

Rev. Lewis Malvern, the pastor of the
First Free Baptist church. gave an inter-
esting address last evening on "Pro-
yinciai England, Ireland. Scotland and
Wales" before the members o. the Young
Women's Christian Association In the
vestry OF the State street Congregational
church. The lecture was illustrated by
about 10 splendid stereopticau views.
MIR. Malvern Is well acquainted with
all Of the points of interest in these ooun :
tries of which he spoke and explained
fully every picture which WAS presented
IL was a most instructive address and
WAS highly appreciated by all who were
In attendance.
Tbs hearty thanks Of all OF the MEM
ners and friends of the association are due
Mr.. Malvern who kindly coaseueed TO
give the address.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

The Covenant Daughters are TO give q
fair and supper at williston church,
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
The funeral OF the late Hannah j.
Spauldlng was held from No. 90 Revere
street at s O'Clock last evening. The re-
mains will be sent 10 South Thomaston
for interment this morning.
Alta meeting OF the directors OF the
Portland Gas Light company held yester-
day morning, temi-annusl dividend OF
4 per cent was declared, payable on the
first day of December.
Yesterday Liquor Deputies Gribben and
Osborne made seizures ut Nos. $50. 5l7
and 1913 Fore, "a India and 81 Middle
streets.
Gases Of scarlet fever have been report
cd at Nos. % Spring, IS Glsnwood, Is
Congress, 90 Hartley. is School and 81
Elm street; diphtheria at SO Elm, and
typhoid at the Maine General hospital
A carriage being driven by Mr.. II. +.
Cox, caught In the electric tack near the
corner of Congrs ss and Oak streets yestsr-
day afternoon. and snapped the forward
axle. No further damage was done. The
carriage was taken to z mas Thompson
s. Bros. for repairs.
The closing meeting OF the revival
series at the Friends church on Oak
street, was held last night.
The Lincoln club displayed Its flag at
half-mast yesterday out of respect to Wes-
ton II. MilIiken, who was member.
This week the street department crow
will complete the Forest avenue and
Federal street sidewalks. Work is also
beng pushed on the sewers on st. John,
Franklin and Union streets. There will
be little new work begun this fall.
Last evening the younger set OF the
East End Yacht club gave an assembly
at the club house. 1t was an enjoyable
occasion.
The Fraternity club was entertained by
Rev. DIR. II. s. Burrage last evening.
The paper was by DR.. Samuel Worcester,
on the Guiteau trial
Councilman Elmer L. Gerrlsh present
ed to Engine 2's company handsome
clock, which the men Of the company
much appreciate
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
FERNFIELDS HARD VOYAGE
Capt. Daveis Reports Rouxh Weather
Harbor News.

The steamship Fernheld, Captain II. b.
Daveis, Of the Thomson line. arrived ~
this port At three O'Clock yesterday after
noon. Her only cargo consisted Of eight
hundred tons Of bunker coal for the
Grand Tr unk railway.
"This was the worst passage that I
havs ever experienced" said the chief
officer In speaking OF the trip. ave en-
oountered ssysre gales almost continuous
ly from the very first day that We left.
Ihs winds at varlo az times seemed to
blow from all directions and this had the
effect Of causing nasty cross seas all the
way ovsr. Then, too, the fog was so thick
that several times We were Obliged to stop
the engines. We pssssd s-veral small
icebsrxs; and on last Saturday went BY
va large one."
srhesFsrnfieid left London November I'd
ana arriv ID at Shields three days later,
remaining al. that port for one day. She
is dooksd ut Grand Trunk wharf, No. 0,
and will remain In this city for about .
week, returning to London with cargo
OF about e0)0 tons.
Notwithstanding the practical CON-
mencement Of the winter season
Casco Bay Steamboat company is still
doing a good business. Besides the reeu-
lar patronage to Peaks island, this line
daily carries large number Of the work
ingmsn who are employed on the fortid-
cations at Great Diamond. The steamers
Forest Queen and Emita are 10 service
and probably will be throughout the win
ter season. The Pilgrim and Coronado
are laid up In winter quarters.
The fishing sohoonsrs Emma ana
Robert and Carr arrived with 10000
pounds each and the Mary Smith and
Cherokee with 1000 pounds each.
The smack Blanche and Ida came In
with about 400 10 bsteis.
Poor, the rigger. is fitting a new head
stay on the schooner Young Bros. at the
Maine Central wharf. The old hsadstay
was lost in q recent gale.
Articles have been opened at the offics
of the United States shipping commits
sioner for the schooner Golden Ball, from
this city to Georgetown, S. G.. ana return
north; the Nellie 4. Morse from Portland
to Jacksonville, Fla, and return north
Of Cape Hattsras; the Iona Tunnel from
Portland to Milbridge, thence to Boston.
The crew Of the Iona Tunnel consisting
of mate and four men will leave this
city by the steamer Frank Jones tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
MAINE INDIAN ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of the Womsn's
Maine Indian assooiA tion will be held in
the Friends meeting houss on Oak street
tomorrow. The meeting for business will be
ut three O'Clock. At 7.a0 the meeting will
be addressed by Mrs. Ida Vose Woodbury.,
SECRETARY of the A. NJ. A. and by several
of the olerRymen Of this city. The public
Is invited to both sessions
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
A CARRIER PIGEON.

On Sunday morning carrier pigeon
arriv cd in this siy and at ones made
himself at home In the flock of some
twenty-five pigeons of John Fogg, i3C
North street. Tied about the neck OF the
csr.ier was a silver band on which vera
engraved the figures 80 49," This band
attracted the attention Of the son oil Mr..
Fogg who went into the loft and caught
the bird.
The carrier is OF mixed white and II ID
suppos ed that he belongs to the Ports'
mouth Navy Yard. Yesterday Mr.. FogR
photographed the officials at the Port s.
mouth yard about the pigeon.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
WEDDINGS.
wADE-AvERY.

At the residence Of the Rev. Lewis
Malvern, Monday forenoon. Mr.. W. l..
Wade and Mits Daisy b. Avery of Con
cord. n. h., were united In marriage.
The ceremony was private, the contract
ing parties coming from Concord In order
to have the ceremony performed by Mr..
Malvern who was the brides former pas
tor at Laoonis, ". II. Mr.. Wade Is bag
gage master on the Boston ~ Maine rail.
road b etween Lancaster and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade left Immediately
after the ceremony for Washington, New
York and Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
IN FAVOR OF LAWYER REED.

Washington, November 20.-ihe Unit
ed States Supreme Court today granted
the pt tltion recently presented by former
Speaker Reed for writ OF certiorari to
bring the case of the Carnegie company
VS.. the Cambria Iron company to this
court The casa Is an imp 1rtant one, In
yoiving portion of the process Of max
ing Bessemer stsel. The Carnegie CON-
pany lost In the court of appeals.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
FREE DELIVERY FOR DEERING.s

Sunday afternoon Postmaster SWEET re-
turne d from the National Postmasters'
cow sntion at Washington. While there
he saw Superinter dent Mschin OF the free
delivery service In relation to the con-
templaud extension of Portlard's free de-
livery service. Superinter dent Maohin
sa, ID lie had fully Investigated Portland g
nee !, ard WAS satisfied that the requested
extension should be granted, but there
was already d deficit of SIS, oOo in his bu-
reau, and he could not recommend 1t un-
til q further appropriation was obtained
from congress. 1hen. he said, he would
be happy TO do what he could for Port
land
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
A GOOD LESSON.

o. TEACHER-"Johnny spell the name
of the best Dyeing. Cleansing and Car
pet Beating Establishment in town."
JOHNNY (spells) "F-O- s =
T-E-R-S."
TEACHER-'Georgie, where is it?"
GEORGE (lisping) Thirteen Preble
Street."
TEACHER-"Mary, what do they do
there every day?"
MARY-"Cleans kid gloves"
MISUNDERSTANDING you have a
good lesson today. You may now 60
and play" nov20dfl0thp
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
CHARITY WHIST.

The dates Of the Charity whist at the
Falmouth hotel havs been changed to De-
cembar end, 10th and 30th. The offset Is
to buy the winters coal for the Boys
home, and the Ivalids' home. Tickets
can be obtained of Mrs. Geo. G. Frye.
Mrs. II. L. Boothby and Mrs. q. b. Nc
Oregon.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
THE COSMOS CLUB.

A regular nesting OF the Cosmos club
was held last evening at the residence OF
the secretary, Mrs. j. ID. Williams. 294
Congress street. Mrs. N. l. sawyer the
president, was In the chair and fifteen
members were in attendance.
An interesting report from Mrs. Rachel
Plummer who was the delegate at the
spe,IaI and annual meetings of the
Woman's Literary Union held on Novem-
Ter 9th and 18th In this city. was listened
to. There was also q study OF parlia-
mentary law.
The next meeting of the club will tie
held on the second Monday In December
with Mira John Scribner. IT'S Clark street.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
HADATTAH LODGE.

Last evening Hadattah lodge. No. H.
I. o. o. L. gave an entertainment which
was larely attended by the lodge members
and their guests. The following pro-
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
FOR SALE.

First class counter at n bar-
guiu. Call between o n. nm. and
5 p. M, at
100 Exchange st.
nov2id3ts
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-21
CAPT. CoNIEY's APPOINTMENTS.

CAPT. CONLEY'S APPOINTMENTS
As result of recent examination Capt.
Conley has made the following appoint
ments of non-oommissioned officers In Co.
L, Sheridan Rides;
) First Sergeant-D. j. Lawler.
O. NJ, Ssrgeant--P. Ii. Kelley.
Sereeants-W. Il. Bras don, A. j.
Rodgers, harry Lappin. u. L. Hayes.
CcrpoIals-A. W. McCrink, j. II.
Thorne, +. X, Mitchell. p. Il. A.
Fiaherty, Willis futile ard .. W. Kelley.
The record-union., 1899-09-27
FOREST FIRES.
Have Done Immense Damage in the
Cuyamaca Mountains.

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 26.-Forest fires
have been raging in the Cuyamaca
Mountains, fifty miles west of here, for
over a week and have done immense
damage to timber and watersheds.
The flames started about ten days
ago on the north peak of the Cuya-
maca Range, known as Kellys Noun
tain, and adjoining the Cuyamaca res
ervoir. How it was started no one
seems to know. 1t spread in a north
erly direction, burning over thousands
of acres of timber lands, destroying the
sawmill on the Kelly ranch, and has
rendered the road impossible between
StonewaH and Julian The house of
James Tally was only saved by heroic
efforts, as the fire burned around it.
The fire has been checked toward the
north, but is now burning toward the
southern and main peak Of the Guy
amaca Range, which is heavily tim
bered.
1t is reported this afternoon that the
Golden King gold mine, in the path
of the fire, was destroyed, so far as
buildings and machinery are concerned
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PERSONAL MENTION.

G. A. Swisler, the Placerville attor-
ney, was in the city yesterday.
c. G. Raub. Assemblyman from SUIT
ter County, is visiting the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Painter have re-
turned to their home in Pacific Grove.
Hon Grove L. johnson is in Suisun
attending court and will be absent all
of this week
Attorney General Ford and Deputy
Attorney General Abbott are up from
San Francisco.
e. j. Devlin and bride have returned
from the wedding trip and taken up
their home at 624 Twelfth street.
Arthur A. Dassonville arrived last
Saturday evening after an absence of
fifteen months in the Philippine ISL
ands, where he served in Battery H,
Third Artillery.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kirk leaves this morning for Monterey
to attend the Teachers Institute at
that place. On Monday and Tuesday
next he will attend the Santa Bar
bara County Institute
The record-union., 1899-09-27
TO SLEEP SOUND
Leave on the Cofee.


A city solicitor for a grocery in Amer
icus, Georgia, reports that in calling
upon a Mrs. w. F. Marsh. found her
complaining greatly about the loss of
sleep and nervousness in the family. He
suggested that perhaps the trouble was
caused by coffee drinking, and advised
that they use Postum Food Coffee in
its place. A box of the new Food
Coffee was sent down to them and at a
call the second day, Mrs. Marsh stated
that about o'clock in the morning she
was suddenly awakened by her hus-
band jumping up to dress, stating that
he must get off to work. She looked
at the clock and told him ii was only
3 o'clock, and he must have made
mistake He said he felt there was
certainly something wrong with the
clock for he had slept his usual time.
was perfectly refreshed and had his
nights rest out The good sound
sleep continued night after night after
leaving off the coffee and using in its
place the Postum Cereal Food Coffee.
The solicitor further says, II told this
experience of Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh TO
Mr.. H. F. Davenport and after the
first nights trial, he told me he had
never slept better in years. Mrs. DAY.
export was in the store this afternoon.
pronouncing it wonderful.
Some of the doctors here are strong
advocates of Postum Food Coffee. One
lady, Mrs. w. II. Howard buys it bv
the dollars worth. and is getting all
her guests and aequaintances to use 1t.
ant 0f Of ~
Postum Cereal Food Coffee to the ex-
clusion of all other beverages. 1t meets
with the approval of some of our best
citizens" 7. W. Galloway Of Gate
wood Grocery, Americus, Ca
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JUST LIKE DEWEY.
He Stole a March ON His Own Peo-
pie Yesterday Morning.

Admiral Dewey captured New York
yesterday morning before the people
were awake, and the fact of his unex
pected arrival was forced on Sacra-
mentans little before o'clock by the
furious blowing of the fire-alarm whis-
tie, supplemented by others in various
parts of the city. The fre-whistle
was blown by order of the Mayor.
People generally did not understand
what all the noise was about. It was
thought the city whistle was sounded
for fire and that the valve had got
out Of order, as on some former occa-
sions, as Admiral Dewey was not ex-
pected to arrive for a couple of days
vet.
At 10 o'clock Adjutant General Sea-
mans in accordance with plans pre-
viously arranged by Governor Gage,
caused an Admiral's salute of seven
teen guns to be fired in Capitol Park
These demonstrations, with a general
raising of flags, during the day, con-
stituted Sacramento's welcome back to
America of the hero Of Manila Bay
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Cloudy Along the Coast, Except at
Sam Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26.-Maxi-
mum temperature: Eureka 81, Fresno
90, Los Angeles 80, Red Bluff 90, San
Luis Obispo 80. San Diego 6S, Sacra.-
mento 80, Independence 80, Yuma 106
San Francisco data: Maximum tenn
perature 20, minimum 80, mean 60.
The pressure has risen slowly over
the northern half of the Pacific Coast
An area of high pressure is passing
rapidly over Oregon and Washington.
The temperature has remained nearly
stationary over the country west Of
the Rocky Mountains. In the great
valleys Of California it continues II de-
grees or more above the normal, giving
favorable weather for raisin making
and fruit drying.
The weather is cloudy along the coast
Of California, except in the vicinity Of
San Francisco.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given to ali persons not
to trust anyone on my account, as /
will not pay any bills contracted with
out written order from me- VIM. E.
TRETHEWAY, Stockton, Cal. s26-10t-
The record-union., 1899-09-27
OUR RETURNED HEROES.
Young Warriors Who Are Deserv-
ing of Some Recognition.

ing of Some Recognition.
The suggestion that a reception, BAN
QNet, ETC., be given to the Sacramento
volunteers returned from service in the
Philippine Islands. is meeting with
general favor, and it only remains for
some organization to take the matter
in hand.
There are now cutie a number OF
the returned soldiers here, but as sew
sral more are expected to arrive soon,
the reception should be postponed until
all are here. Among the latest to re-
turn is James E Hicks, who reached
here on Friday last. Mr.. Hicks is a
grandson of p. S. McQuaid, a Well
known citizen, and has already settled
down to business, being interested with
his sister in conducting the Pmiade1-
phia House.
When volunteers were called for Mr..
Hicks was a student at the Stanford
University, and with several other stu
dents he enlisted in the First Cali
fornia Regiment, which participated in
the principal battles near Manila last
year. He did not return with the reg
ament, having remained over in Japan,
but came on the Zealandia last week.
As nearly as can be ascertained
those now in the city or expected to be
here shortly and who fought for the
flag in the trenches about Manila are:
Frank and Richard Coyne, A. A. Das-
sonville, James E. Hicks, Hayward
Reed, o. Anderson, John Ever, George
Fry, Walter Leitch, - Striker, John
Byrne, - Russell and Hugh Strachan.
j. H. Watkins of the Signal Corps has
been reported as having decided to re-
main in Manila.
Some Of these young warriors served
IN the infantry, others in the cavalry,
others in the artillery and others still
did valiant service in the Signal Corps.
All have been under the fire OF Filipino
guns and some bear the scars of bull
lets. Other communities have extend
ed public welcome to their young men
returned from the front, and it would
seem that Sacramento should do like
wise.
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CHESS CLUB.
Opening Games of the Tournament
Began Last Evening.

The tournament Of the Sacramento
Chess Club opened last night under
very promising circumstances. A
number of new members were elected
and owing to the Increased number of
entries for the tournament it was de-
cided to play but one series of games,
instead Of two The club promises to
become one Of the largest on the coast
Those who engaged in play last
night were r. H. Byers, DR.. C. T. Mil
1ken, DR.. II. w. Waggoner, Dr. James
T. Martin, DR.. A. ]. Thomas, Mrs. A
Thomas, w. c. Hall, Al Readman and
l.. A. Darling
The record-union., 1899-09-27
FROM PACIFIC GROVE.
The Remains of the Late s. e. Car
rington Brought Home.

The remains Of the late Samuel E.
Darlington were brought home from
Pacific Grove yesterday afternoon and
taken to the family residence on T.
street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Many sympathizing friends called on
Mrs. Darlington and daughters last
evening.
Arrangements are now being made
for the funeral, which viii take place
tomorrow forenoon.
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Soldiers Arriving on the Para.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26.-The
City of Para, which arrived yesterday
from Manila with the California regu-
lars on board, was docked to-day, the
soldiers marching from the transport to
the ferry building, where they were
breal1fasted by the Reception. Commit
tee, after which they marched to the
Presidio. The men were given a very
enthusiastic reception all along the line
of march. Cannon were fired, whistles
We're blown, and there were other dem
The record-union., 1899-09-27
THE VAN NORMAN CASE.
Demurrers Interposed and Taken
Under Abatement

The three indictments against w. G.
Van Norman for receiving stolen goods
came up before Judge Hart yesterday
and Van Norman's counsel, Hiram w.
johnson, interposed a demurrer in two
of them.
In the third he interposed a demurrer
and also made a motion to dismiss be-
cause the complaint had been signed
by the District Attorneys clerk instead
of by the District Attorney himself
Judge Hart took the cases under ad-
visement until this morning
The record-union., 1899-09-27
A MOTHERS BLooMERs.
Mrs. Morlan a Scorcher and Ne
elects Her Children.

The habeas corpus cases of May Nor
Ian and Byrl Morlan, minors, came up
before Judge Hart yesterday and were
taken under advisement until this
morning.
The father seeks to take the custody
Of the children from the mother on the
ground that she is not a fit person to
care for them. Among other testimony
taken was that Of two old ladies, who
stated that she was in the habit Of
riding on bicycle. dressed in bloomers.
The record-union., 1899-09-27
School Registers printed.

State Printer Johnston yesterday de-
livered to the superintendent of Public
instruction the first instaliment $4,000
school registers. the first printed since
1896. The remainder of the registers
G.000) will be furnished as soon as
they can be turned out