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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-11-03

T.aave YOUR orders for -four at The
Maine. Straight 80 cents per ssoR, I1.t-
tie Hstchet Madison flour 70 Genus,
You can get at The Mine Mso'son OF
Howard flour at the same price:
THE MAINE,
Rozinsky, Lee 4 Frank, Props.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-11-03

Part Of residence to rent. Apply to
Mrs. John Walter, near Normal school.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-11-03

Enjoyment Of lite depends largely up,
on your liver. Rocky Mountain Tea w'll
make a new one. Great medicine, makes
healthy babies. ,~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-11-03

City residence lots for sale, SIS to 500
ELMER SHERIDAN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-11-03
A. the Model, To. nay.

M ~ ,rhons No. 81, tor ell kinds OF
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
4 WEEKS HISTORY
fhe Important Happenings Of
Week Briefly Told.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
All the Latest News Of Interest from
Washington. From the East, tho
West and tho South.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
THE LATEST FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Fuom " AsiIISGToS.

II was decided az cabinet meeting
h pay no attention 10 The dcmauds ot
ihe delegates from the Cuban asscm-
uiy w inu are iu Washington.
The recruiting for the regular army
Is progressing most satisfactorily both
in numbers aud high class Of young
men offering.
Srnor Nzpiroz, the MrAirau smbassa-
dor, was presented 10 the president by
the secretary Of state.
FOR March .h- treasury receipts ~ere
over So 100000 aud the disbursements
amounted to S42,g9, ,Gsi, leaving sur.
plus Tor the month of Sl4.u3l. .C53.
To settle the entire samoan trouble
n joint high commission has been prac-
tically agreed upon hy the United
States, British and German govern
mcuts
The dclcgotcs ~ the Cuban assembly
were informed Bog Secretary Hay that
the United States government would
not inrreusc the amouUt 10 pay the
Cuban army above tho S3G000l0 al
ready sent to Cuba
The president has signed an order
Hholishiug registry fcrs Tor foreign ,cs.
sells In Cuban waters.
The statement Of the public debt is.
Jucd on the LIT shows that The debt de-
creased ss59s sas during the month Of
March The cash balance In the treas
ury was Sgias6eOs5. The total debt.
less the each balance iu the treasury,
amounts 10 Sl.IF9. .Jn5.5N1.
Mrs Patsy Marshall lrulur,dl died n,
q hospital in Washington at the age oi
ilt years. according 10 the uurkhousc
records
In March the total coinage al the
mints was St4.572.U7a. of which si2.-
i76,fiS was silver. s2,3iC. $50 gold and
tts sol minor coins.
On March 81 ihr total circulation OF
national bank notes in the United
States was S24l,o52 az, an increase for
'hr year Of SIS, ,Gs4. .eps.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
FOnEI0N INTuII.IGENCE.

Old glory now waves over the city of
Malolos and the stronghold of the iii
iplnos Is now in possession Of the Amer
lean forces. The troops were resting
aud were Of the opinion that the war
was ended, save for rnch guerrilla tao
ties as may be employed by the rem
nants of Aguinaldoa army that have
sought refuge in the mountnin fastnsss-
cs. The loss 10 the American army thus
for has been - KILLED and Jg2 wounded.
In Paris a man named 0xouf attempt
cd Go kill President Iuubct IN the
streets. but instead killed a wealthy
gentleman named Tourrct.
~ roiut Pclec. ont, james Ia
nla..he. q s"mns Esensh Esnedian.
killed hia sweetheart. an Indian girl
named Olga Pnstamic. and then Killed
himself
On the I'd Gen. MlcArihur's troops
were still resting M Malol"-. Al efforts
60 locate the main body Of the iusur-
gonts TINS far had been unuyailing.
Many natives we're returning from the
north TO Malolos without arms. The
Filipino capital "a now nt san Fernando,
and Chinese who have been at the latter
place report that Aguinnldu has only
! 800 men left with him. ltwas evident
that the native forces were scattered.
with but little hope Of reorganization.
The death Of Baroness llirsch, widow
~ Baron lIirsch. the Hebrew philnn-
thropst occurred a. Paris She leaves
several million pounds sterling chiefly
hegucathcd TO charities.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
o1Ts' CHEERING DISPATCH.
pepavtmens omeiais weff rissssa
w1th she Latest Advi~es frena +,
vAr Philippines.

Washington, April s.---war depart.
nmnt officials were pleased by the
cheering dispatch from Gen. Otis re-
seiyed yesterday n contained great
deal Of encouragement 10 them, and
those who know Gen. Otis well SPY be
"a not q man TO take roseste view Of
the situation unless there Is rcasou
for Il. II IL argued at the state de-
pArtmcnt that the Filipinos have never
been used to the kind of warfare that
the Americans have given them. and
for that reason they are now owara
that II win be impossible for them 20
accomplish anything hy fighting.
While their ~ disappointment be.
cause the moyemcn, for the capture vt
large force Of tbs Fillpinos was not
puccessfuI. u IL believed the pressing
OF tnr insurgents strHdiiy iurHru iirv
north. capturing theircapital and driv-
ing them from place to place has hEd =
very diaeouraginE effect upon the ma
tivea who have been following Agai-
naldo.
II Is evident By the reference which
Gen. Otis makes TO rcconnoitering
rurticr that me is having che country
thoroughly covered. and that the in
formation which they are giving him Ia
the basis Of the dispatch received yes-
terdsy. II H. believed that desertiona
will soon deplete she army Of Agui-
naldo to little or nothing.
That portion Of the dispatch rriai-
Ing TO the yisRyans refers 10 the ope-
rntions of which Iloilo Is the base.
The group includes Panay, Bohoi,
Cebu, Ncgroa aud other islands Of less
importance. The rebellion against tho
United States authority WAS not very
serious In these islands. t'eing stirred
w by emissarics Of AguInalde az Iloilo.
The constant defeat OF AEuinnldo'a
forces north Of Manila has no doubt
had depressing effect upon other In
,,rvv-fsapss.w
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
IN VARIOUS PLACES.

To salute wifh the left hand Is sissd-
~ insult 10 Mohammrdans IN the east.
Experiments to reproduce dead
meme features from their skulls are be-
ing made IN Germany.
There is n disease peculiar 70 Japan
called the kake- II Is believed 10 be the
rcxul, cf eniing too mech rIee.
Japanese wark1ncn are obliged 70
wear un their caps and backs an In
serlpsi0n stating their business and
their employers name.
II IA considered that Japanese men
are among The tess Acedlswnrksrs II
the world, their only equals being the
women ui Russia.
Coco IL Spanish for begie. ara II II
said llss cocranns was Sras rafnad for
Its sesesnhiapce 10 distorted humar
fzes.
In China. which hzs long been knowr
a. .shs lard of uppositrs," the dials Of
clocks are made 10 turn round. while
The hands ksazd sfi1i.
M18ienas arr Forbidden 10 drink Wines
OF spstifss but In Tpnie hsy eontriss
to reach she zans enils by sm1tt~~
prepsrasions 81 hssnr fIcwefk
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
WEST AND soUTm.

ny the derailing oi u passenger train
near ParkerviIle, Mo-, seven persons
were injured.
Fire destroyed the city hsll and opera
house at Columbus, S. C..
Thomas johnson and Richard Hale,
white men. and Sam Rives tcolored)
were hanged at Troy, Ala. for the mur.
der Of Mrs. Ira Meyers and her iaugh.
tcr-in-law, AIRS. Meyers.
The steamer Charles Nelson sailed
frnm San FranciSen for Manila with 200
tons of supplies for our troops.
The governor hns signed the bill
which legalizcs prize fighting contests
Ia California up TO 20 rounds.
The leading citizens OF Porto Rico
have organized political party TO be
known aH the republican perty and have
declared in favor OF gold standard.
separation of church and state and free
trade between the islands and the
United States.
Adviccs received by commission men
In Cleveland from fruit growers indi.
rase poor fruit crop In Ohio.
The Baptist. Presbyterian, Method
ist and Congregational societies have
made arrangements for rinterdsnominn-
ilonai missionary work la I'orto Rico
and other islands.
For the murder Of his father Elisha
Evan, a ie-year-old negro, was hanged
In Bnstrop, Tex.
As administered by the United States
military authorities the government OF
Tuba has yielded for the first quarter
sa,s1o, coo as ciiatoias receipts.
sigas ". Pinney, for seven years
member Of the Wisconsin supreme
souri, di.d In Madison. aged SO years.
In Detroit. Aieh., the common conn
II adopted q resolution providing for
commission Of three 10 buy and op-
srRte the city railroads.
In Augusta. Kan. Mary Wilson took
morphine and died because her lover,
Aiya Dlx, bad been killed In tha Philip
sines.
Mrs. W. d. owsu. wife of the ssrse>
tsfy of state OF Indiana. dropped dead
y the aisle Of the car whils en- route
gfpm IexsrkaHs, Ark.
AZ Afs horse In Seymour, Ind. John
n ns4d sel<hrstsd NJ CO hnndrsdth
utgthdsy.
Waiis esrs klll<1 Jehn ssiIIsas. one
= ~ est-tneuu ins9is Psxicos Ne
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06

King George accepted 'he rrsiFna.
tioL Of the Grrcian cabinet ou the Sd.
Rev. Dr. Thomas G. lin, oi salt
Lake Ciiy, addressed the Methodist
preachers weekly meeting in Ncw
York, on tine sd, on The Present Si.-
uation In Utah" he represented the
Evangelical churches of Utah which
are making nm effort tohasc the polyg
umist. brigham n Bohcr'S. Of Utah,
expelled from the house OF representa-
tiycH.
Easter Monday egg rolling, a dis
tipet feature OF capital city life,
brought out hosts oi children. on the
% to enjoy the hospitality ct the pres
idrnt's private gardens. During the
afternoon the Marine band gave a
concert for ;he espcela! pleasure oi the
army OF little ONES, and President and
Mrs. Mckinley enjoyed the rollicling
fun Of the children from the White
House purtico.
DIR. Solf, the nawly.appointed prrsi'
dent OF the municipality Of samoa, ar
rived at Washington on the I'D. He
went TO the state department during
tho afternoon In company with Am
bapsd0r Won Hallebcn, who presented
him to Secretary Hay. Samoan aftnirs
were freely discussed, the doctor max
ing very fayorably suppression on
ths secretary.
Gen. Greely, the chief signal officer,
row at Havana, cabled the war depart
nrnt, on the "a, that the system OF
military tclegraphic lines in Cuba was
practically completed. Gen. brooke
can now reach, over his own lines, cv.
cry important own and every military
command in Cuba
The American potteries Co., the
name given the proposed s2i,OO0,O10
trust. 10 include all the potterics Ia
th, United States, Is dead. The pro.
jcctors, IL IL said. spent S250.0O0 Ia try,
ing to cffec, an organization, but
failed because of Oycr-capitalizatiou.
a telegram was received Ht the war
department, on the 3D. from Secretary
Alger, at Santiago de Cuna, saying
that all members OF his party were
we'll. lie made no mention Of political
affairs on the island aud was silent as
20 his future movements,
The statement ofthecondition Of the
treasury issued Un the IA showed:
Available cash balance, SssS, ,012 $40,
gold reserve, Se4s, s,j6g,sse.
Nine. Adele Maret Michelei, widow
Of the French historian, Jules Michciet,
who died in 1874, died IN Farls on the
ID,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06

Fiamcs In the business district OF
Fair Haven, W., destroyed property val
ned at 100000.
Ia New York George l., Todd filed q
petition IN bankruptcy with liabilities
of k2:s.sl6, and assets OF Eve dollars
cash.
In the United Seaiss there we're faa
business iaiiursS IN the seven days
ended on the 3ist ult. against 900 the
week previous and 2si IN the CORE
spending period OF is9s.
40 the lending clearing houses In the
United States the exchanges during
the week ended on the 3isi ult. aggrr.
gated 81 poo. .gs2.isi. ngninst si.ss4 4,5Oi,.
spi the previous wcek. The increase
compared with the corresponding week
In Isps was GS.5.
In WilkrSbarrc, Pa. United States
officials arrested Charles Moss. the
leader Of a large gang Of fcountcrfeiters
In Philadelphia Henry Lnppin and his
wife, aged 45 and ~ years, respective
ly, were burned to death In their home.
In the month Of March "a corpora
tions were organized Ia New jersey
with capital stock aggrcgatiRR N.ltl,-
10000.
In Boston Rear Admiral c. c. Csrpen-
ser, retired, aged IS, committed suicide
In a sanitArium. He had brilliant rec.
ord.
Hannah Daley died st the county
home az OIL City, Pa, al the age Of iO2
years.
in the poorhouse ri Pisca,hway, ".
j.. Noah Rahy, an Indian, celebrated his
one hundred aud twCniy-seventh birth.
aey.
In New York the total dead Of the
Windsor hotel fire now number a.. OF
these 40 are unidentified bodies. The
number Of missing is "a.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS.
PhilippIne IslAnds casaoma neeeiBtS
asd the Ports Wh@ace
DERIVED.

Washington, April Acting secre.
ltry Mcikeijohn ycaterdHy made .
Eirtement OF the receipts in the Phil
iPpine islands since the Americans
have been In charge. These figures
have been eablrd by Gen. Otis, but
since the active hos,iiiti-s hayc been
going ON no detailed reports have been
received. The Americans took possess
sion August -, 1895. The receipts %
tho first Of January were Si,si9,sis.
The receipts for january, February
and March. so far as reported, werc
81, ,lGs. .6eC. of which amount $4,000 IS
from iloilo and $4,000 from Cebu. II
Is believed that thu total showing OF
ss,O6s. $50 would have bc@nmach larger
had all the ports Of the islands been
IN possession of the United States.
Many Of the ports have been In posses
pian of the insurgents, and commerce
been has necessarily restricted.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
rnrernl Of t.s-t.e,. rIs,cher.

The remains Of cN-Goy. Clement
Fletcher Missouri'g war governor
who died In Washington, were inferred
In lirilefontains cemetery. st. Louis.
Tine burial services wvrr hrid nj Union
NJ. T.. church. Two former governors
Of Missouri. four former lieutenant
governors and two former members of
the cabinet were IN Attendance and
ucted AS pali-bearera, honorary and
active. They were d. Y. Francis and
William j. Stone. T.. o. Sianard.
Charles =. johnson, John u. O'Meara
aud Norman J. Colman. uen. John w.
Noble and ID. X. Francis were the
former Cuhinri mcmbers present. Tine
lot In which the war governor lies Is
situated on the crest Of high hill al
most midway between the eastern and
main cntrancrs 10 the cemetery. Flow
crE completely covered the little
mound Of fresh earth.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
FIRST CLAIM OF THE KIND.
Great Britain WIN Ash for Eadem-
atty for the kIIiinG of Oae of
Her Subjects at Manila.

Chicago, April A special 10 the
Tribune from Washington says: With
In the next two weeks this govern.
u.ent will be asked by Great Britain to
indemnify the family OF british sub
ject, named simpson, who was killed
during the battle nj AanIln February
20. simpson, who represented an Ea-
glish paper house. was accidentally
shot. lie was looking out of the win
dow OF his house when the battle waS
IN progress, and being dressed Ia
white clothing he WIS mistaken for a
Filipino. This viii be the first claim
Of The kind growing out OF the Span
ish war and the operations 10 the Phil.
ippines When the facts arc presented TO
thc state department u ls believed
the justice of the claim will be ae-
acknowledged. and congress will he
asked 60 make an appropriation. as
there IL no fund at the disposal Of the
department 20 meet such sascs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.


Five prisoners were taken from the
jail at Carlisle. Ky, TO be baptized ut
the Christian church.
The New York court of appeals has
decided that deposits In savings banks
are not subject TO taxation.
By means of the X rays 4 large snake
has been found in the stomach of Mrs
Henry Youag, at OH City, Pa.
Prof. Walter r. Wilcox, OF Cornell
university, has been appointed chief
statistician OF the census bureau.
Within six months Venezuela, ns The
result Of North American enterprise,
will begin the manufacture OF cotton.
Mrs. Mics, vile OF the general. is a
niece of Senator sherman, between
whom and her there has always existed
the warmest sympathy.
The names OF the United States trana-
ports seandiA and Arizona have hecn
changed. The former IL now the War
rem and the latter the Hancock.
At Lisbon, O.. the jury in the ease Of
George Brunt, on trial for killing his
colored coachman at East Liverpool,
brought In verdict Of not guilty.
hIise Edith Boone has sued Drug
Clerk Farrow for $4,000 at Phlladcl-
phia, for squeezing her hand 10 hard
that abe sustained permanent injuries.
The Red Cross Is now establishing In
Cuba, ut the request Of the government,
hospital service 10 assist in the care OF
the alex and homeless people Of the
island.
Gen. Guy v. Henry, encouragement
OF Porto Rico, was born In an army
wagon az Fort Smith. !. r., where his
father. Maj. william s. Henry. was. then
stationed.
Patrick Mnrion. y pennilexs wsndcrcr,
rrtnTred 10 hts old home Ut Johnxtown,
Pa. aud found that he was heir TO ia for
fune Of $4,000. left to him by . brother
in Mississippi.
Mrs. Jane T. Stanford. widow uf the
California millionaire, has within the
last four months made si 000. 900
through an advance In she value Of her
Central Pacific stock.
All shipyards on the Delaw are are sa
busy with work at present that the
owners report thst they ars nos prw-
pared 70 take pew orders snirsa work
x mot 10 heein for some months
The department Of agriculture hAa
lssued formal advertisement inviting
propoxsis for farniahinR heid. flower
snd s~getAhle seeds 10 the government
~ ths fiscal year cndins June %. 1866.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06

New York. April t.--wllliam wai'
tiort Asior. who recently arrived from
England, accompanied by his counsel.
Charles Peabody. Jr.. appeared before
the tax commissioners yesterday and
filed an application for the taking ofi
OF his personal iaxeS, estimated at
$4,000, 600, on the ground that he Is n
nonresident. -
President Zeither of the iax beard
asked Mr.. Assor II he had giveE up his
citizenship. Mr.. As,or answered that
he had not, but he declared that he is
n nonresident.
President Feitner naid that the mat.
Ter would have TO be referred 10 the
full board.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
RUDYARD KIPLTNG's THANKS.
saaerer who Hss Been Dragged
From Deatb's Door.

New York, April 4.-.The following
letter of thanks has been written by
Iludyard KiplinE:
Hotel Grenoble. Faster Day Day. 1888
Dear Sir: VIII you allow me. through your
columns. Ia attempt some aelsnawledg-
n,ens OF tiir wansi-eiai sympathy. sif-e-
tion and kindness shown towards pse dur
Ing my recent Illness. a. wen M the un-
failing courtesy that controlled itH ex-
preston. l am net strung enough to an
aweT letters in detail. 70 l must take this
FHeans o. thanking. as humbiy ~ sincere
fy. tha countless people OF coed with
throughout the world who have put ma
under . debt I can never hSpo 10 repay.
Faithfully yours,
HuDfAHD KIPLiNG.
Mr.. kipliRg got ous Of bed Sunday
Tor the first time since hls illncsa He
Ia well on his way towards complete
recovery.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
THE STEAMSHIP BULGARIA..
The Vessel and Her Grew Gsv@H a
Cersiisi Meteeme ca Her Ar
rival nt rfymesth.

Plymouth, England, March s9.-Ths
Hamburg American line steamer Bal'
Caria. which left New York ON Janu'
airy rs for Hamburg, arrived in distrcsa
y, 81. MIchaels, Axore islands, on Feb
ruary "a. repaired there temporarily
and left on March 20 for her home
port. has arrived here. The mayor OF
Plymouth and the towDsmen presented
Capt. Schmidt with coagrainiatory
address. The Bulgaria will proceed 60
Hamburg. and az II is announced Eva
peror William has decided 10 send the
band Of cuirasKicrs 20 met the steamer
there
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
FOUR BANDITS CAPTURED.
aaa Outlaws Farther
Trouhte Feared.

Santiago de Cuba, April 4.--Four
bandits, among them Antonio Nuncz,
a notorious desperado, were captured
fiye miles from San Luis Sunday, after
a lively Bght with men Of the Ninth
immuHCs. Yesterday they were brought
here aud locked up.
The riemento estate. near Cobrc,
was visited by II brigands yesterday.
and a store ON the estate was looted.
ln this instance there was no fight
ing. A regular battle. however. has
taken place near HoIguln, between the
bandits and men OF the Second inn
npne regiment, two outlaws and one
soldier being killed.
Further serious troahIe is antlcipat-
ed at Holguin and Guantanamo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


AIRS Virginia Eliot cehasne, one Of
The oldest and bekt-known ladies Of
81. Louis.
Charles 4. Daugherty, at Fayette. lie
was former democratic member Of
the legislature.
Simon H. Armour. president of the
Armour Packing Co., Kansas City. Of
pneumonia, as the age Of u yearS.
Mrs. Nancy 4. Todd. one Of the old
rst residents OF Louisiana. She was
born IN Harrison county, Ky,
Lewis Brry. the eldest merchant II
Linn Greek, suddenly, In his place Of
business.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06

Secretary OF State Lesucr reports
having received and placed into the
state treasury during March fees rs
follows; For notarial commissions,
$3.50. miscellaneous fees. ss22.2s; tax
on domestic corporations. se,SO5; tax
on foreign corporations, ss2; recording
ssiIrosd contracts. SIS; land depart
nlenf fees, F15.o0; hank examination
fees, si,f22.50. Total. i2,sSs.GS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06

The theory Of hereditary crime IL
borne ont in the case ~ James Reed.
the 22-year-old negro who was hanged
at Kansa City the other day, for the
murder Of Susie Blakely. The father
Of Reed was also a murderer and was
hanged in January, 1894, for killing
bis wife. mother of James Reed. and
on the same scaffnld. For the first
;ITse IN ;hg history of jackson county,
e woman witnessed the execution.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06
FIVE MEN LOSE THEIR LIVES
naried ay Cavs-is They An PERISH
Before a Sc Possible co
Rescue Them.

Joplin, Mo-, April Ar Five men
working 10 deep, narrow ditch here
yesterday lost their lives by csve-in
that caught them from bSsh sides.
Four of them were buried under IS
feet Of earth and rtcik. 0ne. man
named NeighbargcT. was covered to
thu waiss. and died from his injuries
before he eenId be dug out. Tho
names OF the others are not known.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-06

Washington, April s.-.-Eastsr Mon.
day eag rolling. distinct feature sf
capital osty life. brought husts oi chill
drrn To the White HouHa gfuands yes-
tersaay TO enjoy tar hospitality Of the
presidents private rarsssas- During
the nfternoon the Marine band gave >
cone<rt for the ssreeiai pleasure Of ths
Hsny of little ones wba had gsshsred
70 roll the eggs dawn fh% RrasNg
Iswn. President and Airs. MeKinIav
snicyfd the roilieking fun 81 she cAil.
dsrp frosa Che waitr IIouse pnrsise