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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26

cnrdng to his estimate, 1901. 900.
Mr.. Mccoy ~ quite confident OF the
accuracy OF hiA nsurer lie does not
think the actual population VIII az
coed his estimate, immigration. he
says. has fallen on In the prwaent
decade. and there has been a decline
In the hlrth.rate, although this last
may be effset BY . decrease LEA the
death rate. There are NO indica-
lions that population has Increased
more rapidly In the decade Just pass
ing than in the precedins one. In fact.
the Indications point the other way.
Mr.. Mccoy agrees with Or. Wines
In the opinion that popularity accept
81 estimates 81 the number OF In
hahitants In the DATED states are
much too large.
The most elaborate and scientific
EuenS at the population has been
made by nr. ~ \. prltehett. super
intendent Of the cnast and Eeodetic
survey, who predicts that the twelfth
census VIII show a population of
" i5s 900. iila estimate II 900
smaller than that Of the government
actuary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26
PREDICTED
END OF WORLD
4 Houston. Tor. Minister Be.
comes a Prophet.

HOUSTON. Tex. Juns ss.--in four
towns IN Texas outsid. Of aud In
Guiding Houston. the eaiored follow
err % Rex. Mr. Smith. a seif-atrfed
prophet. are IN the greatest excite
ment. and while the end refused 20
come At the stated tinHe set by the
False prophet he still keeps them in
excited anticipation ef the terrible
ending % the World. predicted BY
him by occasional kilograms that
God 10 waiting Tor others to repsnt
and like hnmhuFenrys Roy Mr..
Smith appeared here three months
ago and held meetings in all Of the
colarsf churches - the city. From
each % them he drsw n few mem
hers. mostly % tire more ignorant
classes. tiil he founded hls 0@n
church with some 1oa members.
Hia soie subject was the coming
~ Christ and the end ~ The weird.
which he set for Iune "a ana % In
aaivestoa. Dallas ard Waco he has
believers and all of them. Creased In
their best, assembled IN theif meet
ting places Friday nlkht 20 hr al
ready When the time MAS sounded
in an osd warehouse on Franklin
street 80 ~ tfes saints awaited the
awful event. All nlEhs and day on
SATURDAY. and even when rarpon
Smith was suddenly called 20
God Into rev neifH they would not
give up last niRht. when aus of
the female members gave birth 20 a
male child. "a predicted by Smith.
hey became thoruuEhir FeiiEiuusiy
insane ard look upon the child a.
tns Messiah,
This morning the sanitary police
built are1 inside and outside the
warehouse. Some u the members
vent outside and STATED on tomb
stones continued 70 mOtief prayers
ana gaEe upward. bat the fires would
not dlsiedge them.
ore ~ smiths teieErums claims
that God has Put OF the terrible
even, for a few days on account Of
the great American public being 50
In the prize hghin that
they had no time 10 think of things
.ptritual. and that he does not Ike
TO destroy all in their great wicked
n--s without giving them another
chance Ia repent.
Thursday. at 6 .. IN. IL now the
stated time.
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GUESSING AT
POPULATION

WASHINGTON. u. G.. June 20
What will be the population Of the
United states according 60 the twelfth
census7
Il II possible % guess NJ the an
swer % this question with a consld-
erable degree Of accuracy. The
prevailing official guess IL something
over Y millions. Indicating an In
crease 81 about IS millions In 10
years. Of ,i10.0O0 year.
Guessing. however. ia not In favor
NJ the Census bureau. II IL the
business Of that institution 10 get at
the facts. Buf Dr. y. ". Wines. the
assistant director. sounds a note Of
warning to those who anticipate A
population Of so million In 1900.
The public he says. ~ inclined
to over-estfmete the population. not
only Of particular ndghborhoods. but
Of the whole country, the result be-
Ing disappointment when the facts
become known. Seventy-five mill
lions, more or less. IL about what the
twelfth census will show the popula-
tlon ~ the United States to be-"
Dr. Wines would not venture upon n
closer prediction.
50 important Is II to know approx
imately what the population Of the
country r. al various times between
the decennial periods NJ enumeration.
that the government actuary. Mr.. ].
3. Mccoy. is regularly called on for
estimates Of the number Of inhablt-
ants In the United states at given
dates, which be furnishes to con-
Rroas and the executive departments
for statistical purposes. The prob
able revenue which a tax bill may
yield. for example. depends upon the
population and its rate Of Increase,
and sa does the amount of money
needed 70 maintain a given per cap
ita circulation.
Mr.. Mccoy estimates that the pop
ulaiioa Of the United States IN June
1900, Will be 75G16.O00. II Is now, ac-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26
THE LAGEST
ALASKA MAIL

The largest Alaska matt ever
brought down Co seattle. arrived this
morning on the Cottage city. wher
the City Of Topeka arrived from this
north last week. she brought out
the largest mall received here. hta
the Cottage city beat the recurd
There were Il pouches Of there. one
being Tor Tarpfuas two for Seattle.
one for Washington state. ave for
Oregon and the southwestern states
and eight for Eastern states There
were six pouches af registered mai
and several sacks Of papers.
Puraer ". T. curtis. % tee st~auet
bad the mali all worked and cpnnec-
tiona were made without delay the
mail Is frcn St Nichaei. Rampsr
Ctty. and ether places on the Yukon
Attn. besides the Alaskan ports
touched by the Cottage City.
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SEARCH ENDED
IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, III, June % In the ar
rest u Barfaoloms ko~s. a young
cabiuetmaksr from Vienna. Austria.
the Chicago police believe they have
cleared up the mystery surrounding
the death 81 Marie veeficka. Of VI.
emma. a crime which created a zen.
safion in Austria. and for the per-
pefrator Of which the police 81 two
continents have Been searching for
sosue time.
Kast was found here living with
hia bride Of a few months. The lat
ter was Marie schirfnA. a cock in
Vienna. she IL young and attract
I've. and because OF his love for her
KoHt IL said 20 have robbed and
murdered Miss veoitcka.
According 10 the Austrian police.
Mlxs vsosicks met koss In New
York In 1897 sfs returned to visn-
ma. followed by koxt II was an
noanced that they were to BE- mar.
rird aud the girls parents gave her
60 norins
Nearly two month. later. while
sesninR in the river Elbe. fisher
man brought 10 tho surface the body
q a well dressed woman. which was
finally .aentined az that 81 Miss vso-
dicka. Marks u foul play were APP
parent. The police at ance suspect
81 Ko~t II tho murder II was dis
covered that Kost had married Ma
RE schlrrns and with her had gone
to America Trey were finally trac-
ed to Chicago.
Kust spends mos; Of his time In
crying and IN I'm a state Of almost
complete mental collapse. Extrhdl-
;ion papers have beyn applied for.
and he will be taken back TO Vienna
for trial
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Church Women as crocers

UPPER sANDusKY. O.. June A.
saturday was the busiest grocery
day the town has ever experienced.
ora Of the largest stores being turn
ed over 10 tho ladies Of the Presby-
trrlan church. who we're to have 70
per cent. ~ the gross sales.
Fran early morning until late ut
night seven delivery wagons we're ut
work. the total sales aggregatinE
several thousand dollars Young 500
ciety ladies were seen delivering n
pound Of crackers on a wheelbarrow.
The moncy thus earned will be used
for the erection of new church.
The same store viii DC turned over
to the LADIES' Of the Methodist church
Al some future time.
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Eye psstroysd ~ . Sutton

MfDDLETOwS, ". v. June So
Edwin SHEA Of Ftsh'. eddy. has Just
had three pieces Of button removed
from his left eye. They had been In
there since 1873.
At that time young Shea was
whiriing button attached 10 n piece
~ strihR. when the button struck
him IN the eye. After being treated
by physicians for several months the
eye ceased 10 trouble the boy. al
though the tight was impaired \
month ago severe pains were again
experienced In the eye and Il has
been ueceasafy 60 remove the dis
eascd orEaE In order to protect the
good one.
An examination revealed three 1T
tie pieces OF button witch had hit
the eye 7s years ago and had been
the cause ~ all the trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26
MINING NEWS
OF REPUBLIC

REPUBLIC. wash. June zs.-The
North Star company has let con-
tract 10 run q tunnel $50 feet 70 tap
the ledge. The next tunnel starts
from near the bed II Granite creek.
The sensation 81 the camp the
past week has tecu the finding ~
a strluEer u free gold in tire shaft
being sunk on the Pirate. which f.
one u the properties being developed
by the ERst san Poll Gold Mining
company 81 Seattle. This property
IL about midway between the Repub-
lie and the Gold Ledge. and shows
one Of the strongest lodges In the
camp
In the north end 81 the camp the
Gopher has developed q fine ledge
wtdch ia supposed b. be q continual
tion Of the famous Mountain Lion
ledge.
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REFUSED TO
ENTER TRUST

TACOMA. June 70. The Tacoma
sraciter has refused to enter the
big amelier trust and ls preparing.
instead. 70 double its present cap
acity. making it the largest smelter
west ~ Denver. Negotiations are
pending between the owners Of tho
smeitcr OF Everett. and the promot-
era ~ the slneltar trust As yet no
definite arrange have been
made whereby tho Everett ameiter
VII Join the trust. TIE Tacoma
Huelter nav has a eapaclty Of 100
tons daily. With proposed Improve
menfs it WI be able 60 handle $50
tons. making II tho second largest
ia the country.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Altvsr T.. Helm. of Huron. =. u.
il just down from the Attn country.
Speaking Of the prospects of that
section. he said 4 do not think that
the Attn country II eNerythlns that
i claimed. While there arr autne
very good bench claims, the ground,
az a whole. Ia not good placer ground.
except for hydraulic work. The
large hogldera. which are more than
abundant. will require hydraulic ma
ehinsry 10 move them"
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The commission to investigate the
Jury bribinE case. met this morning
In Prosecuting Attorney McElroy's
office and made arrangements for the
summonlng OF witnesses and the be-
ginning Of the trial. This afternoon
there was filed in the superior court
papers empowering the commission
10 summon and compel the attend
ance of witnesses. and 10 sit on tn
equity Of the charges. The COM
plcte number OF witnesses has not
been made out yet. but Prosecuting
Attorney McEiroy gave out the
names OF the following attorneys
who win be on the list OF witnesses
Tucker. Ronald. Bausman and Hunt
ley.
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SENATORS
EXCITED
Some Shouted" Vive
la Commune!'
--e-----------
DuTTnE MINISTRY WiSElDoISED
--=-=--==-s----.--
french csbinst Establishes Firmly
sor . Fs~ Days Pending the
orsyfss TRIAL
BITTlIE MINISTRY WiSE,pOISED

PARIS. June 2e.-A vote % con
fidenee Ia the new ministry was
passed by the senate this afternoon.
At the opening " the chamber when
the new ministry appeared for the
frat time. the ftadieai-Hoelaiists
shouted "vive Ia Commune \
tremendous uproar cnsued The So
eialists' cries we're N hostility "a
Gen. califet. the new minister Of
war. who years ago ordered the
troops to fro CA the Communists,
Later The chamber Of Deputies
also passed a vote % confidence. and
the Maldeck itouaHlan ministry
stands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26
SHOWED HER
NO MERCY
Akidnspper Gets Twelvevesrs
and Ten Months.

NEW YORK. June 2ss--Addis Bar.
row. the last q the trio OF baby
Clark's kidnapper's. was arraigned
this morning. She pleaded guilty
and threw herself on the mercy 81
the court. The Judge vas marclisas
however. ard sentenced her 10 u
years and 10 months in Auburn pris
on
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RAILWAY NOTES.

c. c. ffKrirs has been appointed
~tty passenger savut for the rhfl-
lips Judson Excursion company.
rhs company has made preparations
10 run two special trains from the
New England states u the meeting
Of the National Educational aasoeia-
ton al Los Angeles. One or both Of
these trains may return By way %
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26
ALONG THE WHARvES

Tine present season gives iniica-
lions OF being a very profitable one
for the Cape Fiattsry fishermen.
Boats arrive Ia port early every day
with large catches. A schooner
came ia port today with ii.o'o pounds
~ halltut and cod. aud several 9TH
srn will arrive soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

IN night at the jefferson theater
9TH, Passion Play VIII be produced
IN IN, entirety for the first time ~
geatttc. The production viii be ek'
aettv ~ same as seen IN New York
chleaKo. San rranoiaeo aud Other
largo a. a - Of the United states
n here A. 4 q ouHsd the greatest enthuH'
iasm n IN Passion Play" IL aome.
thing that vi pahih to all classes. and
n has rrect v ed the endorsement of
many utibiie lmen. II viii be given
every eVenina this week. Mrs. Ed
mundn. OF this city. aud MT. Dyke.
man. Of New VI n Il. viii give musical
selections. The n iunic viii be under
tho direction OF u OF Gent OF Lon
dun.
tn engagement It the Seattle
theater Of Herbert IA leey ana Eil'
Shannon in 'srhe Me n ana thf
Flame" Will be the M ! ih'sfsHhhb
theatrical summer ever TINS year
The play has had phe. . 'ialiiei tui
IN the East. and u Will b. ptssenle'
there with the original east ~" On
faRoment opens Friday =. ght TOT
three performances. inclndiB = mat
iber Saturday afternoon.
The second week Of the 0bero n con-
cert hall opens tonight with me"
hill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26

~ dozen Mens LINEN Crash Hats. sell.
eolorod OF black bands. good wearing,
2so each.
Mems aud Boys Fine Linen Crush
Hats. spiendidly finished, 30 value
iHir each
Mems fina slik Striped Linen Crash
Hat, in small. medium or extra full
shape. leather sNeat, fine dress hats.
TOO esrh.
Mems Excellent Quality Summer
weight McflHo Shirts aud praNefs.
well Finished, 90 value, only Pc each
Mems Extra Fine Hummsf-wciRhtW Wool
Health 4 ndrrwear, the Afrae If sum
mef garments, beautifully finished,
4iiNo each,
Most compiet. iins 81 suspenders IN the
city, he, pc, &ie, alc a pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and Vicinity This NJ.
ternnon and tonight. showers: Tues
day fair; winds south to vest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26

LONDON. June 2G,--A st. Peters
burg dispatch says the Czarlna today
gave birth 10 dauRh ter. The Gar
had strong hopes for son and heir
This Is the royal couples third
daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26
OUR MEMS.
C Hat Department
~<aas1dzAszzs@a1<-<1 GENUINE.
Hat Values that Cannot be Duplicated
In any store in this city, Buying from first
hands, brisk selling turning the stock often,
enables us to quote you these popular prices.

Mems Fine Fur Fedora Hats. black or
broWn, rood wearing, fi.e5 value,
only si.25 each.
Mons Fine Fur Fedora Hats. splendid
quality, leather sweat, 500 value,
only $50 each.
Mems Extra Fine FnY Fedora Hats,
hand aomeiy finished, brown. nutra OF
black, 500 value, only $40 each.
Mems Extra Quality Jersey Ribbed
shirts and Drawers, splsndidly hn.
ished. 90 value. only Soc each.
Mems Pine Seamless Socks, made 70
sall at i0c, convention week price. &c
pair.
Mems Fine Naco Cotton Seamless
Socks, black or tan oolor~d, beauti.
fully finished, made 70 ssll at 1sc and
DC, our price iOc aud i5c pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26

Tho pumping station In ftoas,
which supplies the water for the
mills ct ballard. caught IRE satur-
day night aud was burned TO the
ground fsoas about 1880.
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AMrsnMENr nuLIrrIN.

JEFFERSON TnEATER TO
Passion Play"
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]. ~. Fuller, a painter. was ar
raigned before Judge Cam this
morning on n charge OF attempting
to assault a young girl on Ninth av-
enuc and Jackson street Saturday
afternoon. The charge was changed
tn assault and battery, and he was
fined sos and costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26

~ paniser. the issorsr who was
injured Saturday afternoon ia =
cavs-in in the Olive street sewer
died - bis injuries this morning
The deceased IL Aiseu, 90 years q;
aKe. unmarrisr. and has no relafivss
IN thls country.
An application was Med in the cir.
cult eoutt this morning for a wit
Of sahesa corpus on behalf Of Sal.
fest A sylvester. awaiting extradt.
tion. who r. wanted In North Dakota
for endorsement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26

city Engineer Thompson left this
morning for the intake Of Cedar lake
He goes to stake out the precise To-
cation Of the dividing weir at the In
take. also the cana which leads
AWAY from the dividing weir. Mr.
Thompson will be absent until We'd
ucpday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26

The resolution recently passed by
the city council directing the board
OF public works 90 ascertain the cou
% an electric uEht plant for the city
has been referred TO City Engineer
Thompson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26

A municipal ownership meeting
viii be hcld tonight on Pioneer
square. Among speakers At the
meeting will be Everett, Smith. Clark
Davis and VIM. Koran. The open
air meeting will be under the dlrec-
ton Of the committee OF one hundred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26

J. u. vickery. who rooms at the
Seattle house on Railroad avenue
and Jackson street reported 90 police
headquarters this morning that ne
had been robbed OF $40 by woman
Nellie Gray. alias the Peterson wom-
an. was arrested on the description
given by vickery. and brought to
headquarters. Vickery failed to ID.
entity her, and she was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26

The corporation committee OF the
city council viii probably make theii
report on the franchise Of the go
attic a Tacoma Electric Rail
why company tonight Chairman
James this morning said that II the
report was finished. II would b. read
The corporation committee has not
considered the 20 year franchise as
yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-26

sam johnson. a prospector, wa
relieved ~ $500 by a clever woman
pfckpocket on First avenue Sunday
morning.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-23
The First
Steamboat

That comes will be loaded with
New PICTURE FRAMES and
MOULDINGS for
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-23
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Promine MT People
Where fheT are and How they are.

Miss Name Hoard of Hoard, has re-
turned home after spending few
days here the guest of the Misses
Miller.
Capt. f, r. Sapp was here for d
short time yesterday. He came down
on account Of the trouble on the
railroad near Little Falls. He form
erly resided here and still has many
friends among our people. He Is
now the B. & @. freight agent at
Fairmont.
Miss Hattie NJ. Miller who has
been visiting her brother Mr.. NJ. A.
Miller has returned to her home in
Johnstown, N. Y.
Miss Bertha Scraford has re.
turned to her home in Pittsburg af-
ter visiting Mr. NJ. A. Millers fami.
~ in South Morgantown. Miss
Hattie Miller will go with her to re-
main considerable time.
Mrs. Jessie Ford entertained
t. Of thirty friends 1t hsf home on
Peasants street Tuesday evening.
Music, cards and refreshments helped
to while away the evening very pleas
antly.
Miss Blanche Semans entertained
party of thirty five at her home on
Main street Wednesday evening in
a very delightful manner. Games
and dancing were prominent features.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Gay Brown is dangerously
i'll from diptheria. This morning
her physicians made an incision in
her her neck and inserted silver
tube in the windpipe to:unabIe her to
breathe. The operation renewed
her very much though she is ex-
ceedingly ILL.,
James Brand is visiting his mother
and family on Front street. James is
bridge builder and has held an inn
poftant position with the Canton
Ohio, bridge company for number Of
years which he has just resigned to
accept more lucrative one with a
Pittsblrg company. He is accompa-
MED by his friend Mr.. NJ. w. Addie,
of Indiana. Both will go to Pitts
burg on Monday to take their new
positions.
Mr.. M. L. Snyder has returned to
Pittsbnrg after a short stay here
greeting his old friends. Mr.. Snyder
is a native of this county being son
of Elisha Snider and was brought up
near Laurel Point. He has lived in
Pittsburg for number of years and
holds responsible position with the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance COM
pany of Newark, New Jersey. He
will likely visit Morgantown more
frequently in the future and we will
be glad to have him him do so.
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The Colonial Reception.

The Colonial Reception given by
the ladies of the Woman's League
in Commencement Hall last night
was marked success.
The tea was largely attended and
the evening was very pleasantly
spent by all and was made more in
teresting by the attractiveness of
the ladies who appeared in the fasci-
mating costumes of the old Colonial
days"
The booths and tables were very
well arranged and the wares" for
sale most effectively displayed. The
young ladies having the affair in
hand were very successful in their
sales and financially the Tea was
very satisfactory in its results to
the members of the League.
Keene's orchestra was present and
rendered some choice selections
which were greatly appreciated.
While "the band played on the
audience was very highly entertain
ed by circus performance led by
the honorable and distinguished Di-
rector of the Gymnasium.
In the latter part of the evening
when large number of the people
had left for their homes and those
who remained would have rested
somewhat from their long and pa
tent standing, in the easy and
graceful dance, a young lady was
asked to the piano. She had played
but for moment when the all-wise
distinguished and much loved Direc-
tor Of the Gymnasium once more APP
peared upon the scene. The young
lady was Immediately removed"
from the piano stool and the lnstru-
ment hastily rolled into an annex
and locked up.
Young gentlemen of West Virginia
and fellow students have things
come to such pass that we must
stand by in humble submissiveness"
and see ourselves and West Virgin
las property absolutely controlled
by foreigners2
Let US as West Virginians, proud
as we are of the name we bear, stand
together and demand our rights ere
they pass from us and be no more!
A STUDENT.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-02-23
Geo. c. Hayes 4 Co.
LEADING JEWELLERS.
Repairing and Engraving.

TIE banquet given the Sons of
the Revolution at the Wallace House
was the finest affair of the kind ever
given here. The decorations were
beautiful and the skill and good
taste shown by Mr. Lantz deserves
great credit. Every detail was care
fully provided for in advance and
there was no hitch but about eleven
o'clock the gas and electric light
tailed but lamps were provided in 3
few minutes and everything proceed
ed according to program until the
the electric lights were restored. A
new feature for entertainments here
was the splendid music during the
whole evening furnished by Mrs.
Hartigan's orchestra.
The man with numerous good points
is more octagon than square.