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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-10-11
NEW ELECTRIC PLANT
Modern Machinery Of Ample
Capacity Ordered.

The new electric light power station
will be built on the west side Of Powder
river, about where the Chinese store now
stands.
President E. Cannon, Of the Northwest
Electric Engineering company, Portland,
has made complete preliminary survey
and sold to W. l.. vinson one Of the
most complete and modern electric light
plants to be found on the coast. This
plant will consist Of Iooo-light Warren
Medbery inductor alternating dynamo for
incandescent lighting, which machine Is
the first Of the kind to be installed In the
West, having no Communication or wires or
armature. This machine Is unique
piece Of electrical machinery.
There will also be installed a Ao.light
modern arc dynamo for street and large
commercial lighting, with all improved
devices for operating these lights.
Mr.. Vinson will erect a model building
for containing and installing this machin.
cry, and there will be placed In this build.
ing an up.to-date Corlis compound steam
engine and boilers for operating the plant
and no pains or expense will be spared to
supply Sumpter business houses with a
first'class electrict service. Many new
features will be introduced by N. E.
Thornton, the electrician who will be In
charge, installing new lights and improv.
Ing the work already done for old patrons.
Mr.. Vinson has started a force Of men
to getting out electric light poles for the
extension Of the wires in connection with
the enlarged plant.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-10-11
viii Open an Office In Sumpses.

Thompson & Bell, who have lately be.
come so largely interested In the mines Of
eastern Oregon, have decided to open up
mining office In Sumpter. While Cap.
tain Thompson was there he purchased
desirable business location, and arrange.
ments have been made TO open the Office
within a few days, the Office furnishings
have already been purchased and shipped
to Sumpter. A. n. Sperry, who has been
for some time connected with the Office
here, will 60 to Sumpter to take charge Of
the office there. Captain MCQUEEN, W no
has just returned from Sumpter, brought
back with him some fine specimens Of
ore from the. recent rich strike In the Ibex,
In which he with Thompson & Bell Is In.
terested.-Spokane Stock Report.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-10-11

found-On Center street between
Granite and Sumpter, bunch Of keys.
Owner may have same at THE MINER
,ffiee by paying for this advertisement.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-10-11

Nicols brothers, the dancing masters Of
Baker City, with their full orchestra, will
give dance at Ellis opera house hall,
Friday evening, October I,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-06

Pee, J pr,sa s Ss,;ss.:s :''s e ;.: e.:
Poeta yfestivo e~scritor don Joss Maria .Mones
+ usto Derecho). un tomo de 1873 plgin.s = u
PrologoFde don NicanQr Bolet -Paraza, on. pape
aasanado superior, se vende 1 l peso 50 cents,
vos 81 ejemplsr. On las ,ibnsrfas, d clos ,s6or>e
Z. SOLO y Compahi., don Fraaoisee ]. 1ar.
Sasea Z 'daa~ easir1s MAayS~s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-06
SAL VADOR CARBONELL

49, Doctor en- Medcina y Ciruja do la faculad de Paris, exInterno de los
Hospitals de- aquela Ciudad y exCirujano del Hospital de San Antonio 81 Ma.
Ia Ferheza MUM. a
No,o,,I+oo. De dos a cuatro de la tarde todos los d@; memo los domin-
k0ns1tds' gos-hecaos pr a. rimera consu1a: de 2 ID dollars, y
gun q tempo invertldo n ela.-G'ahs para los pobrs.
preccidn 1levd6ca:-Dr: Salvador, Capital. ~ .
Advertencia: Como ns% 81 reh .s,b Eni:m a Capital Praetioa 81 Dr.: don -
ra1me col a confanza, que tengan buen- cuidado q e&rfbir, svmpre qse ~ =
men, mi nombre de bautsmo antes dl apejdo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-06

de aceite pu1o de higado de bacalao
o h%ipofosftos de cal y de soda evita
ell principle del NAL, fortified los
pulmones, crea nuevas carnes y nuevas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-06
- LA WEDGES
c oMpAGIH de Y8poRES ITA|LIANoS.

Un vapor Dc est. Oompaaia do Ucdents condolences para pasaja, legara
{ Ponce del 8 al 10 de cada mes + tomar -caga. para Saint Thomasl
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Geneva Napoles, Veneaa, Evorno y Triests y ~
saQeros 1nlca1nente para SaintThomas, Santa Cruz de Tenerie, Geneva, M
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-06

f~uerzas, y aporta
vitalidad y ene4gia
al sistema.
Rechacese como
espureo TODD fras-
co que carezca de la
marca del "hombre
COZ ell bacalao 4
c uestas" 6 los
que solo lleven Ia
de Gun bacalao
sin ell hombre. q
NUEYa YORK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-04
DIR. TALMAGE's BOOK.
The New Work Is Now Ready for Sale
at the News" Office.

The first 200 volumes Of DR.. Tall
IMAGES new Church work. The Articles
Of Faith" came out from the News"
bindery today: the books were I'm.
ishcd in several elegant styles OF
binding and the FIRST half dozen turned
out were laid ON President Shows
desk. He expressed himself as high
~ pleased with the workmanship OF
the book. which Il printed throughout
from new type. with n highly finished
grade OF paper. and II bound IN artistic
styles In cloth. leather. leather gilt ana
morocco Kilt. The books VIII be sup
piled TO the trade at once and sold to
the public at the following prices,
which are lower than those charged foi
the frat edition OF any church works
OF the same grade yet published< Cloth,
81. leather. $50. leather gilt. 81. mos
rocco Eiit, $3.50. Special terms VIII be
made to classes. quorums and schools
taking up the work for study. The book
makes i9s pages, and II bound In
style that viii make II an ornament TO
any ones library.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-04

supreme Court Decides nm Important PeIat
In y Decision.

The Supreme court has handed down
an opinion In the ease Of f.odowick n.
crofoot. receiver % the Omaha Fire
Insurance company. appellant. w
George W. Thatcher ct nj. reversing tho
Judgment OF the lower court and order.
ms n new trial. The statement 0f the
ease shows that ON April "a. 1852
Thatcher subscribed for ~ 900 worth "
the Omaha Fire Insurance company'a
capital stock and paid ti250 IN cash
therefor. the balance OF the purchase
price OF this stock subscription being
represented by promiasory note given
Jointly by him and :. II. Jornelyn to
the Insurance company and due on de-
mand. ON March n. 1887. the insur-
anco company became innolvcnt and a
receiver was appointed. who immrdi-
ntely thereafte sued the makers OF
the note for the face OF the obligation
nemurrinr. the defendants set up, that
the cause OF action was barred by
the Utah statute of limitations and
also BY tho Nebraska statute Tho do.
mufrur was nuntnincd. and from tho
Judgment ~ tho Firat district court
the plaintiff appealed.
The court huiua tnat tho unpaid stock
subscriptions ~ tho defendants con-
atitutcd trust fund against which tho
statute of limitations does not bar the
maintenance OF an action To recover the
amount sued for by the receiver.
The opinion was written by Justice
Miner. chief Justice Hartch and Justice
nnakin conrurrlng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-04
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Acting Secretary Meikciiohn has rc-
ceiNed Information that miners on the
tlon.
a dispatch received from Washing.
ton states the United States supreme
Court has dismissed the appeal OF the
Kentucky or GipHy" tilythea In their
suit Tor part % the estate left To Flor
cnce blythe Hincklcy. which consists
chiefly 81 ~, pcrty In this city. valued
at about t5.ooo.o0o.
Tho steamer city OF Columbia. which
recently went on the reef at Honolulu
and was subsequently sold for 81, 900,
II TO be repaired ana placed on the
route between Hawaii and China.
n. c. Lathrop. brother OF Mrs. Le-
land Stanford. IL dead. He had been
III for tho past eight years. which fact
caused him to resign the position of
agent Tor the steamers which ply the
sacramento river. and removed from
that city 90 San Francisco. whore h.
has ever since resided. for the most
part with his sister. Mr.. isnthrop WINS
born In Albany, n. v. May 20. isit
LILY Post, the opera singer. has been
ndIadged Insane and taken to tho nsy-
lum at ArnewH, Cal. She was 10 No.
lent that tie attendants were com.
nclled To bind her limbs IN order 10
keep her from hnrming herself
AZ ~. Louis yesterdays rnowstorm
developed tho a blizzard. which ragged
all night, and today the ground II GOV.
cred with I'VE Inches u snow.
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Crosa-examined witness said he was
not acquainted with Mr. Stout, but
supposed u was him because he stag
gerod.
George Sims. drayman testified
that he resided At q east Fifth south.
the third house from the bill board.
Heard a shot on the evening OF the 9Th
Of December. The wind was blowing
rather high. Witness was lying on a
lounge when he heard the report. He
went 10 the door and after ascertain
ing what was the matter. went back
to the lounge.
John Forbes testified that ne lived AZ
g5f east Firth South this city. Shortly
after six o'clock the evening OF Dccem-
Der 9Th. witness said he saw William
kraut and another man coming out
~ Brockmcycr's saloon on Second
South street.
Cross -examined had known Kraut
since last fall and since then had seen
him three or four times a day. When
witness saw iSraut coming out Of the
saloon. he did not speak TO him. First
mentioned tho matter after he had
heard Kfant'a testimony at the prclim-
lnary examination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-04
MOTHERS ASSEMBLY.

The Mothers Congress will meet In
assembly In the Salt Lake Assembly
Hall In this city ON Monday and Tues
day. April 10 md N. commencing on
Monday at y. IN. with an evening rca-
sion Mt half past seven. and On Tues
day nt 10 AIN, = and 1850 p.m.--fiv. Hea-
rinns IN all. The meetings viii be very
educational. many good speakers have
been Invited 10 take part. Miss Helen
Campbell. the noted author and lectur-
Ct on economisand labor topics aH we'll
na being famous IN the work OF mothers
aud kindred subjects. ~ expected;
also Mrs. Westonhovcr. Thcaa ladies'
arr from Denver. Miss Campbell has
"A national reputation na n public speak.
or.
Prof. Geo. II. nrimhaii aud susa
Young Gates Of Provo. viii also speak
or rad papers, with a number OF res.
idcntH 81 Salt Lake city. All Mothers
clubs and societies who are interested
IN this line Of work. are invited to send
delegates or representatives 10 report
progress along these lines ~ develop,
mcnt. y. n. WELLS.
Chairman Press Committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-04
POLICE NOTE.

The officials az police headquarters
say that complaints are coming In
from all parts OF the city to the effect
that dogs are giving the people trou-
Die Ia running over their ynrdA, II IA
particularly annoying at this season Of
the year. Just as people are preparing
their gardens for seed, TO have a pack
or dogs running over them.
John Wilson, charged with being
drunk, pleaded guilty. when asked
by Judge rimmony II he was ever there
before replied no, what In your ngc3"
asked the couri. "'rhirty-six years
old" answered Wilson Well" re-
marked the Judge ~ you think you
can go away from this court and ~
come back for 70 years IN let you go"
Wilson promised,
chas. Elmer, John Moffct and Nelson
Gee were charged with disturbing the
peace, but as the boys were only chart
Naraing, the Justice held that there
was nothing criminal In their conduct,
and they were discharged.
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More MinlnE Llt,gatlon.

QUO warranto proc-cdinga have been
commenced IN the Third district court
by u. A. McMillen Il al agninst Glen
Miller ct al, asking that the plainuns
ana ono Of the defendants. NJ. l..
Ritchir. he declared the legally consti.
tuted board OF directors OF the Alma
Gold Mining company
y, W. Center instituted attachment
proceedings yesterday afternoon
against the conglOmerate Mining com.
nany OF colorado and q. I.ayiEnino. TO
collect the sum Of $4,000. alleged to
due plaintiff as commission upnn
the sale OF certain mining property In
bingham,
The snnpote Mining company has M.
10 commenced action against Allan
q, samson To qulct title To parts NJ the
Protector a SAFE Guard mining claims,
situated In tho West Mountain mining
district. pamnRca amounting 60 $500
are also asked for.
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NOTICE.


Notice i hereby given that there will 10
q special inretiny Of tho stockholdcrr ~ tho
h,,efrt A salt lake Agricultural 4 Manu-
featuring Canal Company, held nj tho COM
pany's ohcs, room N frmpeton building,
SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, on the 9Th day " April,
10, AZ o'clock y. ma. for the purpose or
hnirndlng tho Articlr.uf Agreement, by sirik-
Ing out Article 10, which reads ~ fnllowsi-
"As,es,incnis and procccdlng- therein To-
fcthrr Win sale ~ delinquent stock shall DO
A. provided by law"
And Inserting In linu thereof the foilowingi-
The trustees * said corporation, for No
purpose ~ paying expenses, conducting Tho
business, or pay Ing the debts of the rurporn-
ton, may levy and collect assessments ~ tliu
manner aud form provided by lnwi although
the capital stock ~ said company has BEEN
fully PAID
Aud by adding Article II, which shah read
NJ follows, to-wltf
THAT four OF tho trustees shall bo neccs-
slry To- form nquorumi aud arr hereby au-
llorlt"i Ia transact the bu 'ine.s and exercise
Tie corpnrntu powers u The corporation"
Dated this dist dny OF March, 1sN
lly order ~ heard ~ Directors
CHARLES N. MiLckLS. President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-04
STATE AUDITOR REFUSES.

State Auditor Richards has refused
to pay the half salaries Of Thomas
Chamberlain and ~. iIolton. ex-trcaa-
urcru OF Kane and Doxelder counties.
for the iaft quarter Of tho year iseS. be-
cause II IL alleged that these officials
did not comply with the law which re-
aulrcs them 10 send In tho State taxes
collected before the 5lst day Of Dccem-
Der.
RichTds says that In the lioxelder
case the money was not In until the
mldle of January. The State school
npportionmcnt Il being made out. and
when there Il a lack of funds from any
county u throws everyone behind. Tho
amount In the iioxelder case In ,iGss0.
In the Kane case, so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-04
JUAREz, MEXICO.
Prosperity OF wesirsn Colonies soon to
Have isailrosd Communication.
Special correapondencc.

special Correspondence.
colonia Juarcz. Mexico. March a.
Since last writing hut little hns oc.
cured In the Juarcz stake worthy
especial mention, yet We do not wish
20 De entirely forgotten In this foreign
land. Everything IN peaceful and
prosperous with our people. and general
good health prevails.
During the winter quite IA number
had the Ia grippe. but only one or two
deaths occurred from ~. smallpox
prevails 10 some extent among Mexican
NllnFcA but those people do not seen
10 fear II or take any precautions
against H. but ns a preventive many
OF our people are being varclnated.
The RELIEF Society celebrated the an.
niVerhary ~ the organization OF the
nrat society In isis by social party
ana most bountlful pic.nic. The house
was very tastefully ornamented IN our
national eoiora OF green, white and
red. The aged had every needful M.
tentlon shown them, tho cotillion band
dlacourred excellent music. A calm
happy, peaceful. loving spirit prevailed
ana the unuir was perfect ruccess
sister NJ. u. EyrlnF was unanlfnouHly
sustained by vote 10 M the vacancy
~ the presidency of Iunrcz Ward Ne-
lief Society, caused h. the removal OF
former President Phoebe Fife from
this ward, whose labOrA here IN the na.i
were very highly compllmeuted nnd
approved lY bishop J. c. Bently nnd
other speakers.
Although Sister Eyrlng already be,a
the position OF stake president or the
teller societies NJ this stake. her mnny
years OF experience and efficient aeryIce
~ this ana the 81 George stake. causes
her selection TO be universally ap-
proved. W.
WILL HAVE a RAILROAD.
The II. q, 4. NJ. q T.. n. II. comno,y
are about TO build an extension y, nm,
road from It's present Terminus n,
,hHnH Hrundes-fourteen miles from
here-up into our settlements In The
sierra MadreH, The route viii he
through this place up the pledrn.
Nerdes river ana win mike avniIahia
the vast stores Of nErlcuIt,IrnI ana
mineral wealth Of that region ma ~
boundlesa timber ana lumber proJuc-
uon For season abundant labor will
pc provided for men ana teams i'm co~'
unetlhs inc ropdbed, culverts ma
pillRes. While permanent employment
~ years 10 come VIII be given 20 those
WI nhe 20 WORK IN the lumber husl-
ness cutting ana hauling the timber
Ihus u the way Of the Saints ouen.d
from ume 20 tlmo, and so viii IL con-
uhue VI they live up to tho reauIre.
inents OF our holy religion.
seems marvellous, that wherever
our people may settle, no matter ho,,
distant or unattractlve the place. aoon'
&c or later the locomotive Will folln,v
their Footsteps. more dreary vii.
darness than was Utah Ia my first yie,y
o. her sase brush valleys can hardly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-04

b. Imagined. 1t was common sayinv
,nnt ~! utah was ~"rh for waa M
late as 1866 president Young satt u,
there was a moro undesirable niarc J..
live In than Utah. he did not kno,,'
where II was. Hut the iron horne ~,
followed. and today Utah IN garden
Of beauty.
The Sunday school conference q,
thia stake closed yesterday, In whl,h
we We're chccted and blessed IN the a.
q. Mnescr and L.. John Nuttail go,
Salt Lake city. All the meeting v.e.'
crowded. were very interesting. ami ib.
Instructions OF Elders Maeacr and M,
tall were wise. Timely and hirhly sn,
prcciatod by all. our only regrct 4.
that their visit was all too brief.
J. ~. MARTINEAtf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-04
LAW or PILLOW srnvANrs.
supreme Court Decision In . Railroad
Damage suit.

The Supreme Court delivered an
opinion yesterday In the ease OF Joe
stcpheni. appellant. vs. the southern
Paciho company. affirming the TRIAL
court.
This was an action brought by plain
TIA. a section labOrcr. TO recover from
the defendant company the sum OF VI
gpy.Fg. damages for alleged injuries re-
ccivcd through being hurled on "a rail-
road Neioclpcdc near Pallaade. Ne
vada, In July. 1897. by one OF the de-
PENDANT cOfnpnny's engines.
The case was tried before Judge Nor
rcii. who granted "a nnn.Suit on the
ground that the plaintiff was n fellow
servant ~ the engineer In charge OF
tho engine.
Justice Miner. who delivered the
opinion. finds that the non-ruit was
properly granted and holds that CONE
mon track walker. engaged In keeping
a railroad track In repair. Il fellow
servant with the engineer running an
engine over the same track.
chief Justice Bartch concurs In the
decision.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-04

Eliza Ray nied a suit for divarcc
nfhlnnt John Ray today. alleging that
The marriage occurred IN this city 1uns
END, 1875, and that since the nuptini
Knot was tied. defendant has treated
plalh'n In cruel and inhuman man.
ner.
Various acts Of cruelty are set out
IN the complaint. On two occasions,
Nithin the past eighteen months. de.
PENDANT II accused Of threatening to
take his wifc'f life. While at supper
one nirht. during the month OF oc,o.
bcr 1897. defendant. IL II alleged.
throw meat bone az his wife there.
ty brushing hor face ana causing her
great pain and suffering. ON numer.
Gus occasions, II u alleged. Ray struck
bis wife with his clenched nsta, and
blackcncd and bruised one 81 her
eyes.
Plaintiff prays foi decree Of a..
vorcc. the custody OF THREE minor chill
dren ana nlim0ny.
Ray II employed as marker at the
Standard laundry.
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QUAY vs., STEWART.



Harrisburg. Pa. April 4.--Iudgc John
Stewart OF chandlcrrburR. r. the pres
cnt choice Of the anti.Quny Republican
senator's and members for United
states senator. lie was agreed upon
at meeting Of the insurgents" this
morning. before the session OF the Joint
assembly Judge stewart was the In
dependent Republican nominee for sem
ator In 1855. and II one OF the leading
judges IN the state. lie has been The
favoritc OF several anti-Quay leglr.a-
tors. since the beginning of the soma
tofinl deadlock. lie was among the
favoritc soma" voted for until last
Tuesday, whom the Insurgents" united
on Congressman Dnizcll OF PlttHbufg.
AZ no time, however. has he received
The votes Of the two members from
Franklin county. both OF whom are
supporters OF Senator Quay. There
was only onc absentee at the meeting
OF the anti-Quayitca. II was agreed
10 transfer their votes from Dalxell to
Judge stewart senator David Mar
tin Of Philadelphia made a speech In
faNor OF ballot reform and the Fow
registration bill.
Both measures viii be takcn M In
the house today for third reading and
mai pnrange. and on motion OF MIR.
Martin II WIS decided that tho "lnaur-
gents" should vote for them. A con-
Ference OF Democratic members and
senators VIII be held this evening to
consider whether II would be proper 20
call on the Joint caucus 10 vote for
some Democrat other than George a.
Jerks.
Today's ballot the Goth. resulted as
follows.
quay =. E. =. =. =. =. ..ai
Jcnlr,s... ..... -. 80. ....aG
StcWht'.sss ....s. ...... ......hl
Totnl..... -. -. zee. ...2.2
Necessary. TO a choice. ii2. Paired
ana not voting. n.
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rEprnAL ,olmr ITrMs.
In Favor Of o.. \. r-an-D. ~. Wen. Al
mitted to Practice.

mitted To Practice.
In the federal court today u. ~.
Wells was admitted to practice before
United States courts.
Next Monday was sct au tho time for
Joseph ". Stout To plcad.on the charge
Of making a false report TO the comp
troller ~ the treasury.
In the case Of y. l.. Penn ct al VI II.
r. kincaid 1t al, a suit agalnt the cor
poration To- obtain decree Rnnulllng
the sale by IN company Of my shares
Of It's capital stock to John u. brun
director Of the company tho
United States circuit 'court rendered
the following decision;
"a decree win he entered resembling
the sale complained OF. directing the
delivery up and cancellation of the cer-
tihcate for the ffty shares. and recess
tabllshing Bruff In his position n
creditor OF the defendant CORPORATION In
the sum OF $1,000. together with interest
thereon at I per cent per month from
November 70, 1888. ieas the sum of tis5.
received by him ms q dividend on the
shares"
The decision leaves the plaintiffs In
on ~ majority of the stock.
and they can therefore 40 on and elect
directors. VI they will.
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be tho music by native singers. Mrs.
Agnes Olsen Thomas. whose marked
ability II the pride Of all l,verH OF
incsic In Utah. viii render a scandlna-
Wan song: the lady VIII appear In Nor
wegian costume. Three other musical
numbers ARE promised by the choirs
Svea, and HafmonIen. the singers viii
appear In the costumes OF their resrec-
tive countries. a very enjoyable even
ing II assurcd.and doubtless n large at
tendance VIII mark the occnsion. The
lecture r. under the auspices OF the
Dcfcrct Museum. and the price OF adj
mission has been fixed at Tie nominal
sum OF fifteen cents. Tickets are pro.
association officers.