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Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Ncoen i Ruslano.

Gn Wono ptb Rapn q. Ssraeisnto
bar nplig Darst | Gucsrnsmsnt,t Raiur,
% be r%usiTte Blade iortul1tr, at ban
oeo psrIonligs Saattdetlisr tom til ben
Gpsrbspisnins at Rsosu or for, frpas
tilia % opbt rpbiritet. Tet Iibsnos
5oIt or blspet rent dfmatitt. Wangt
bar Iiben flor Ssit life idast Ct uarmt
Wnaltib Wao. ggsnsbbtr, Bart, 8ld
be, suooa aisb At islpOsos DIR ipiits
mto geairrIisbso. Seq fsrtr msb mig
prsper al grsb, iom Iien.r alt muIiqt
unotagsn piri,list grsb", flyer Serge
ientp.
8 forrigs Gdr q Der pdd nogIs Stca
Der f%utotGnoig Wispstt. Serit tso
Martsn al 3srts og beot @inos; iaa
tom Sroitnattsr % sbstagos Better.
9efcl,ningsn M intel aorn, tnqsn DO
tetsr og inasn aaal. Sor at bjsrge 2ts
BET lolgts mango. bpao be Ttltlot pa til
9interioo. 5orbrpbsl1,r tiEtog, 8soss
liabsbsr porte. 3aIItt pad osbfsbts blsp
oosrpattes fort. Stisrbus % 3pfus
raisoe Tom en- 9rGrieilo. Der bog lite
fort1rebe plantsr, 2aber og 9oliaer,
men lepsnbe mtnnefsrl" 0m Qftener,
fprtrIer Sergsiento, fttssr ingen Rsg
op At Storitsnspibsrnc, intst Chs
Itrsmmer ub al 8inousrne. tngen 6ut;o
qisr pda 8dbsrns - 1ioen ifior 6sit
bar be opbsrt at laoe fin Sttmms tpoe;
tbi be er osbc az Suneer. WuH idrer
lieefom ouer IN atrtsgaaro. ! Stua
erns er BET msrtt; eudr bu ino. msoer
ou poraule 4nitgtsr, ou bsrsr Soften og
Stsunen al ubhunarsbe 8Gierer s1sr
8raob al gsrn, Tom bsbcr Wamd ON
Wiab, men ingsn fdar, og bin R1ie
fisnbsr en- moobnoelig Quat fra Spdes
ienqsne. Dst rros aors. Rs9isringen
% Ssmstbo (Sommun,r) posr no9sn
Sielp; men life Salopdrtsn AZ be lioers
be iaar tiIitratfsliqt.
st Mrbeibe uoen Gnbs behspss. DER
mon optdQes en- 5ortsqnsITs ooer b:
trGnQeros, Rsoler for lloo.linq al 60
Der ma fafiattes. Nab % Deb mad
'tuTss titbeis, ia opTnd @rnber o9
aieoler. gtanbt be liteits Bender mdd
Der uboGtass noQle, Iom ION fare oms
tring % isrs 1ilirn. Oct frazer Wsis.
Wiolsr, llobplbsnbsS og 9ib. 6bem biG
poataas fig at oisre bst9 ge~foltriruea
err u1crcbs blsben uFslfom for Nsoen.
Den fdnbe Reb bsabnbsr fsr't, rnor
belle Somifitn liqasr Tbg AT Cult, mtb
inbfdloenos ainbsr ca alanslsIe Zine"
Oh, Tom bar fulot op al aft, men
boa beitanbig ttngsr. itulos tnnts liSt
poa bisie arms RusIsrs. aanffs bu ba
blep mere tilfrsbs meb. 6pub bu bar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Saniem, Clan 50, Winn.

8i 6Gpp. en- megst tolo 8inter, ol
9aaren bar ogiaa p6rst fob meb mesen
8inb, ifar / Mui. 5psosn fer gdnIte
pen ub, itisnt ben iterte 9ino og be toloe
RGtter boloer ben tilba9e, men hi fadr
bel treite os msO BET gumle Srbiprog al
Rais 9uIbe sisr gonoens 2uosr futos,
% bet er nogst, iom ri ale snitsr, baaoe
fdttig og rig. alt aoar ION iGopanliq
meb libt airteitrio og Bolitit iblanot.
Iet er blspst fsgt sftsr Cub Der
9dar pdu Z. Snuoions 5arm. Oct bar
lqnee pGrst fast, at Der fnoes Cub
oisie hsie 5aussr. men ON BET bill lpt'
tes at finbe bet, sr u~itttsrt. 3om.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02

sp lofalr applifatione, pa oisis lfis Tau naa be ipae
gele al crsi. Der sr tuu en- Waaos. buorpia TOO
bes fan fHrsres. o. bet sr pee iouitItuticnsle RIpier.
Ssghtp iprlar iases ueo en- %iuiamsret Iuitano I 5crs
inseIisSrprrt 5Iimhinpe. Ralr estts Asr r mia
msst. bar 2 Susmna / Erene eass iD9iiet psrieL,
OF naar bette Rsr CT belt luftei, er Dsoheo Aeiultds
lei, Oh bois lite q tlama alton fan ierues o. bette Rsr
Al names fin Horntalt IiIitauo. oil Dsre len Blu.
foslaaf TOT ~betdabtl NJ al tiIht1lpe iordlrisaes uee
GaiaIra, fem 1T &c auoei fuo en- tHHnHsret 2ilfaHo
al Sitmoutrildben.
x pt sipe II puupreee Ipnars Ter buI is!iouhslt
2iliuior a. Dspheo 0oraaridssg REQ a1tarrhl. tom
lite tan fmrer 8 pso caas saiarrb GarF. SeHe t'ier
Giriuigrer. GRATIS.
4. 4 Gbsrsl & 60, zplepe. EHie.
eH- SRlges hes ale grulstier Tor 75e.
&c beote ~ edls f1mtltepilee. tJurt
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
VelJon, Wtun.

Dor fife 9p RelFon er moi itte ftor
enbnu, men ben pprer liot til bDsrt aar.
ligeiom gsrn.ns sisr. gt bar en- liosn
meniabeb, iom bttienss at 9aitor z. u,
Settre fra Gpanspils. Ser er ogido
Gri.irtefolt, Tom betisnss al 9ditor
Efsraaarb, Der Dor Der / gpsn.
8i bar ct Wleieri. Tom 5armerne bar
bpaset og W.isriitsrs RaCn sr Gbri't
eunb. ,sor en- lib libsn organiier.bs pi
en- grois gdnb Der, iau BET 6lipsr bpgge'
fiat, naar be l9rer at Ipils.
On 51rmer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Daarlonoiel.

Def tiger. BET flyer
meo tuIinoe Stsmmer mob 2pisnsb
Riger.
Oct fIpDsr mob Spssns iolpu.nc So1sr
/ lDttsnos. lGngteroe Toner.
Oct birrer i Suiten. BET idness df 5iels
bene
/ ilousnbe SLAMS ON 9Oslosns,
bette 5dub,
bette tonsnos Ranb:
aommer life 8doren!
Def tiger, bet Tiger,
GipsmoOst tiger, % W~srtrabIsltn bigger.
8armsnbc Granddaughter rdntsr
ia ON pore SBnsr 90 1antsr.
Binterens 8rsmme | 9aariolens 2nss
ming
lsftes / beb 8erusning.
Gipsiu6len iprGHger,
tan life peute hanger:
gi pil ia gadr!
gn fulits Den er Tom Stpggsn. Rddr
Solsn thinner, ton man itts bline al meb
ben; men naur 5imlsn ooerftpss, sr ben
meD Ct borte.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
6auees Spnpbe.

Yrof. ebdap bar lopet unosr
oommsrferisrns at oirts / Menigbeosn
oso 8rsen Gate, Winnsfotd.
Vd'tor W. 9. Sonisn, Iom MI E.
grofesior Oa 9sitprer al grefteFolen |
Hso Wing, bar fact SaIo ira 9rano
5orts o9 aonssOinser Msniebeo, bpor
ban isr bar prsit.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Rorrefponoance.


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as at RnafhSnn Rwrn pu Rh btbeo autassu, ssnms peisnmrs apusnmstu r.u
en N Tn @aafEHen maab @t Rsaa % asutn -.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02

Gdno. Grit SdnI,n bar begpnot
Vttsiionsdrbsioe blonot 2anosm9no
Miltpautee.
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Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02

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IRE melt 8tHgs
Sorr o.
|nsigt % nt'N
I 9el 9ihc.s
|na at 9lsrs o'i
| forfeit rtpIiSs
|9rtufrait, Mr.
IA etbpsrt Gil
Etdfer n ~
b. tart 0nra'
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Zen Sprenebe banif lutb. airfc.

- paitor s. &. SEMEN sr talot til
at pirfe blanbt ben banfte g~efoltning
peb potter % andre Steoer | Smsenen
/ bet peItlise NebruItd. Msn ban bar
afilaaet ben.
- pnitor g. Milsr, SbsTielo gu,
bar antaset aaloelisn fra Rutluno og
Oregon Menieheber | Wis. Gan be-
gpnbsr i'm 8~irtiombso ! 9~espnoelfsn
al benne Waaneo.
9aitor s. pebsrfsn | 2incoln.
Tebr., Nal bttiene Menigbebsn Der, ba
ben for n9rpGrenbe sr oatant.
- paf. Matbiaien. Council Bluffs.
bar facet 3 Muaneoers 5eris at fine
Menisbsosr for at sisre en- 0anmartss
retIs for i'm Sslbreos Stplp.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-21
Porto Rico's Trade.

There Is one important fact con-
nected with our new possessions in
the West Indies worthy of con
sideratiOn. Our acquisition of
Porto Rico IS going to be attended
with larger commercial advantages
to this country than most people
have supposed. The imports of
the island have averaged about
SIS, 800, 900, and the exports about
$17 600, 900. Spain and Cuba
have hitherto enjoyed 40 per cent
of the former trade, and As per
cent of the latter. The trade with
Spain and Cuba, amounting to
$l6, 900, 900, will now naturally
fall very largely into the hands of
the United States, in addition to
the trade we have already enjoyed
with the island. The application
of our coasting trade law to YES
sells taking cargo from Porto Rico
to ports in the United States will
have a severe effect upon a certain
class af British small sailing yes
sells which have brought fish and
lumber from Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick, and then loaded with
sugar for American ports. Those
vessels will henceforth excluded
from the Porto Riean trade, and
the carrying will be done by our
own vessels. This trade has an
nually amounted to about 10000
tons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-21

the consent of their parents, under
the care and control of such suitable
white families as may in all respects
be qualified to give such pupils
moral, industrial and educational
training, under arrangements in
which their proper care, support and
education shall be in exchange for
their labor, S35, 900.
That hereafter all Indians, when
they shall arrive a: the age of is
years, shall have the right to receive
and receipt for all annuity money
that may be due or become due to
them, if not otherwise incapacitated
under the regulations of the Indian
Office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-21
Peach Crop Not Damaged.

Sedalia, Mo-, Feb. 20.-J. B.
Roe, the most extensive fruit
grower in Central Missouri, has
completed a thorough examination
of his county peach orchards and
reports that very few trees were
injured by the late severe cold
wave. He says Hills Gill, Late
Heath, Freestone and Foster s
Yellow have not been injured at all
and that the Elbertas and Late
Crawfords, the most delicate OF
peaches, were only slightly dam
aged. In Roe's opinion the peach
crop of 1899 will be the largest IL
years
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-21
Presiding EIder's Dates.

Rev. c. F. Roberts, presiding
elder for the ArdmOre district of
the VI. Z. Church South, announces
the following dates for holding
quarterly meeting on his second
round for the present conference
year:
Fort Sill at Fort Sill Feb. %
Duncan station ;conf. Up m 80 "a
pr pm " 26
Comanche at Weaver Chapel" 1926
Thackerville, VI. at Mahota Mch As
Provence at Wilson 11.12
Ardmore. Broadway station g 1918
Mannsville at Durwood 1919
Leon at Crossroad 1925
Marietta and B. at Burneyville 26,27
Grady at Center Point Apr. IL
Springer at Woodford So
Dixie at Abarr 1915
Lone Grove at Hewett p, %
/ Ardmore, Carter Av. station q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-21
An Homes, yeeleine for La Grippe.

George W. Watt of South Gardi-
ner. Ne, says; 81 have had the
worst cough, cold, chills and grip
and have taken lots of trash of no
account but profit to the vendor.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is the
only thing that has done any good
whatever. 1 have used only one 80
cent bottle and the chills. cold and
grip have all left me. l congratulate
the manufacturers of an honest
medicine" For sale by City drug
store ard I. N.-Coleman
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-21
The Coal Miners. Strike.

Hartshorne, l. T., Feb. 90
This place is the center of the coal
miners strike. There is but little
or no prospect of an early settle
ment of the trouble. The shaft
here is running, but not more than
one fifth the usual amount of coal is
being taken out. There has been
no disturbance of any kind. All
eyes are centered on Fort Smith
next Wednesday. where it is hoped
the operators and miners can get
together and arrange some amica-
BILE agreement, for as it is all
branches of business is paralyzed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-21

District Conference viii meet in
Carter Avenue Church, Ardmore,
at Q am. Apr. 2s. Opening sermon
by Rev. W. II. Averyt at 7:3o p, m.
Apr. "a. @. F. ROBERTS, P. E.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-21

Thomas Whitfield & Co., 24O Wa
bash avenue, corner Jackson street,
one of Chicago's oldest and most
reliable druggists, recommend Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy for la grippe
as it not only gives prompt and
complete relief, but also counteracts
any tendency of lagrippe 70 result in
pneumonia. For sale by City drug
store and Z. N. Coleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-21
Japan and the Angio-saxons.

Without the shadow of a doubt,
Japan is just now the most acutely
progressive of nations. That is
the reason why she is ready at any
time to espouse American and
British ideas, theories, aims, or
purposes. Besides, Japan as nat
urally trusts the good intentions
of the governments of United
all States and Great Britain
as she distrusts the other great
powers. With the three ma
tions working in perfect
accord. and for the ultimate good
of the people of Eastern Asia, it
seems unlikely that any other in
fluence can long dominate China,
if 1t shall appear that such other
influences intend to disregard what
is just, fair and right in the devel-
opment of the Celestial Empire.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-21

The requirement of 4 medicine is
to tighten the burden of pain and
cure This bring US to the question
of remedy, and Tabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment is the only remedy for
blind, bleeding or protruding piles
that is endorsed by physicians, cures
the most obstinate cases soc.
Sold by T. n. Coleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-21
The Railroads.

From the turn affairs have taken,
no doubt, some of our readers
think the Denison, Bonham & New
Orleans railroad scheme is dead.
We are assured by those who
ought to know that this is far from
being true. A defect was discover
ed in the old d. b. & n. o. char
ter by Mr.. Scullin's St. Louis at
torneys. This must be remedied
before work will begin. Attorneys
are in Washington and Austin
looking after these interests. Just
as soon as these matters can be adj
iusted work will begin on the
road.-Wolf City Sun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

DENY last night before only a fairly large
audience by "a company that, while not
strong In every respect. VAS capable N
giving q pleasing pefformaGce. Tho pro-
ducf.yn suffered somewhat from the lack
~ proper mounting the company carry
ing ~ scenery whatever. and fne set
flngs and dressing 0f fle stage were en-
treiy Inadequate Mr. Howard Hail. as
Br1Loz0n. gave very Intelligent read
iu1 ~ hia lines. and ST. ". i IGrner,
as Wafhna Iid enlcllFe work Dos lm-
personation ~ che faithful friend With
good Intentions and "a cDnsclDuanefs ~
hls OWu worth being really a clever Iii
~ acting Miss Amelia Gardner ~
"h0samDnd WAS very sNssf and WD-
manly .n part that j. most trying. ard
Jaret Darlington and Euzen.t Hayden
yeg- acceptable in their roles. Mr.
Thomas David 40 Ned Annesley, acted
with little feeling and expression part
that should only b. placed in good hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
Kaufman & Co.,
Fourth and Broad.

conference. such ~ method la ','-.
vifbouf fuif Uut let those VINO Inl'
fako g.rn ministry be set apart w .
.uthorff, M the hops. ana per .''. '
be- mon whose science and virtue H.
ilor rreyiouaIp aecertained. f'I
r..rk mad there ere many in your COUNT.
,,ro mo separated from cnth'he iil'l
marc D.. ignorance than by ODD VIII, WIZ
.,lglt r.rohauce more eaely De- ora 10
a. .I.. 6ra fd ~ Christ 81 th8 truth Ds
s.t forth 20 thcm Go % friendly ana iami
,.n ouIrcTION TO TERM "AMERI-
CANISM."
Tho pope. in conclusion while finding
himself unable 90 approve Of the Vows
which go 20 make up "Americanem,' fet
takes n0 exception 40 the term, and ODE
serves that lf the doctrinos advcrtcd to
are not exalted there could Doe no DOUBT
that the bishops of America would Dee
tine first 60 condemn them. Otherwise
ID would give rise 10 the suspicion th't
Some of the bishops would have the
church 200 America different from what
r. is boo the rest Of the world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
oil WIS.

ENRIGHT- Died at bis residence. No.
40 Louisiana street. button. February >.
f.a al 800 a 81. THOMAS j. En-
RIGHT Dob the fltl year " h.s age.
rur.raI services w.I take place SAT-
friday February 18th. at l0 A. A. from
So pafrIeks church. Ailn requiem mass.
Fri.nls and scqlaintances invited % at
tend
GrBRs-D.sd. at DIS late residence. at
4.g b ST. Thursday. February "a. az %
south Cherry street. D. j.. GIBBS. in tne
ed year of hls asa
Furer.l SATURDAY. 18th. 40 p. ST.
nom second Baptist church. 30 fiDEefs.
Intermeut 40 HoIy WOOL
Died. az her late residence.
fgf Porter street Manchester Va. 40
1850 T. 81. 90 90 February Airs. FANNY
MOODY LIPsCOMB wife az william p.
TIrscoub. and daughter ~ India o..
Moody ana the late W. Lawrence Moody.
one 81 Manchester most prominent clu-
zers The deceased VAS q years M age.
Mrs Ilpscomb was dearly beloved b.
An ,rno knew her, and. above an. she vas
"a most consistent member ot the Baptist
church.
she leaves a husband and three small
children beTeft OF dear mothers care
and love.
Funeral viii take place from Balm
trlIze-srreet Baptist church FRIDAY
EVENING ar 3 O'Clock. February q, lss.
THOMAS. Died. 20 the residence Of MS
nephew. Or H. Wyfhe Davis 10 west
Grace street. al 5.5 ?. b.. February p.
lss. Dr. CREED THOMAS. iu the 9Th
year Of his age
Funeral from the above residence SAT
VRDAY. az Il H. lntermeut az Holly
wood. No flowers.
WORD-Died. Thursday. 40 sl5 A. II.
February I'd. AZ her residence. - east
I.eizn street. Mrs VIRGINIA AMERICA
WORD ia the 17fh year " her age
Funeral from her late residence THIS
AFTERNOON az O'Clock Friends and
acguaiatances are invited - sIIsa4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
colA Mrn,her pamase ia GeorsIa.

ATLANTA. GA. February G-Fore-
caster Muybury. OF the Weather Bureau,
to-day ISSUED a special bulletin, compiled
from the reports uf several hundred e.l-
respondents boo different parts OF Georgia
showing taat tlc loss OF crops ana i've
stock by tht late cold snap viii amount
TO several million dollars. While the enufe
state suffered severely. the uHma6e was
greatest boo Che southern hale Peaches
We're nearly al killed ia the southern
counties, but IN che northern counties there
Is reason TO believe that there Will De- q
medium crop. Wheat was not injured see
riously. owing 90 a light snow, which
covered the ground stock suffered inn
mtuSelN and Dob some counties COWS ami
goats frOze 10 death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

Proceedings st Apia Pending Ar
rival of Instructions.

VANCOUVER. 3. C.. February -
TIE steamer Miowari arrived to-day from
Sydney. Wellington. suva. FIJI. and Homo
lulu Man advices from samoa via sgd
rev show that after the scene IN the
Apia court house. when the British and
American c0nsuls showed they were
stronger than Germany three cheers were
given Tor the United States Consul f1r
standing by Britsh-Consui Maxse. In
response. Consul Osborne said that 10 was
his duty % stand By the chief Justice
and his decision in the kingship case. and
h. would do so. II was true that he had
no man-of-war IN Apia harbor O. call 90
his assistance. but there were plenty 0f
United States men-of-war in the back
ground ard don't you forget a." he
added
AZ Apia the interval OF waiting FOR IN
sfrucHors from Europe is being filed MP
bv war % pr0clamatI0ns. issued by
the German Consul and Dr. Ramel. on
the one side. and by the British Consul
the American Consul ana Captain Sfur-
dee. ~ her M1isstys ship p0rp0ise, on
the other Captain sturdee issued
proclamation stating that n Chief-Justice
chambers was not allowed t0 hold court
the P0rpoise would fire on the town. and
iu view ~ the possibilities British and
American subjects were therefore re-
quasted f0 take shelter ON board the
Porroise. n they go desired
Ire German Consul then issued the fol-
loving.
According 20 ofcial notice from IT.
p vi Consul M8xso. DO may BE- expected
thaf AuIn win he efeNfl hv III. ut. :.
PopoIse az 1890 a. 81 to-day. .
imperial German Consui-GeneraL"
TIA, ..rs ,.r.rIs r.r. fI0r vas from the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
SOCIETY NEWS AND GOSSIP.
At Home of the Mount vernon
PaFty-PersOuai.

Mrs Bradley IT, Johnson, MH. Frank
Male. Ars. McCunOcn Mr Matthew
Maury. Mrs. Brodnax. and Mrs. Pendle-
ton we're M home Informally yesterday
afternoon al Mrs. Du yais, where tney
are spending the winter.
The handsome parlors were arustcaily
decorated with pink and green. The
tabIes we're proIuseiy adorned with PINK
candles. pink carnations. and aelcai.
maideu's-h4lr ferns. The ladies' nainel
were assisted in receiving ~ MISS Nei.l-
Brodnax and Miss Johnson
Among those vino called were Aes1ahle
John Binders. william H. hDyall 4hltia
polIIry Brydon Tenant George Ben
Johnston James Werth. Corb.n. " Fred
eriek.burg Edwin Cox. william q. Fer
ar.rs0u. George a. Haynes. Richard j.
Aaury. j. R. ~ Daniel. phillips, ~ John
Duval John Jackson. steven FltneJ'
Judson wood. T.. -. H0tehkss. l.. j..
Wormley. II ID. Hogs; 5ui.y. ~ Fstefs-
burg. JOAN Hunter g.. z. paws, j. q
Vhit.. j. q. Freeman. =. @. Hair. ". b..
Palmer. =. G.. Glover. J.. T. EDpefi',l'
pufherfg1r8. Preston Cooke. j. i. Werin,
Blnrley A. Hunt. Russell Robinson. ana
ar.eas Bentley. ChamDerayne. NORWOOD
Ross ana Duyal. " Lexington, Moore,
warren. Booker. Rowland. Knox. Harris.
Munf0rd WOrmiey Logan, Harris. Dl
New Jersey. profit on Lexington. ani
many others
The Jefferson club gave a "chiidren's
party" at me club Fast evening Many
original costumes were worn. and The eve
ming was a most delightful one ln all r.
spects.
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GOMEZ At MARIANA.


MARIANA PROVINCE OF ia
BANA February 23-General MlXimo
Gomez left Gulues ar haf-Iast this
afternoon. and is now az Madana0. This
evening be- is az banquet rendered by
the town-the last except chat to te gIyen
I'M Habana. of a long series of entertain
ments.
The special train stopped f1r Few min
utes at Paienuen. san Felipe Qliyi-
can. HeiucaI and hucon. arriving az
CIeuaea at half-past g. The people had
assembled AZ each or these points to cheer
the Cuban commandments while the
bands played Cuban airs General Gomez
shook hands with many persons 40 each
station.
Mayor IaCoste of Hahlna. senior Feds-
r.co Mora. the civil governor OF the city.
and the members 0f the H4baua Council.
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nrpY,np KILLINGS CONDITION.
Doctor says his Mnlndy T. Likely y"
Turn Into Pneumonia.

NEW YORK. February 2-The follow
inr bulletin was issued at ioe@ tonight
by the physicians attending tudyWd
klplug
"Nr. IUpliug has bad fairly comfort
able day. although 200 the Date afternoon
and early evening as usually happens. the
symptoms have become about as they
were last evening but not worse
Soon afor tho bulletin was posted. pr.
Jancway was asked % Doe had anything
additional 90 say. and Dee said mo-. that Doe
had included everything BOO the bulletin.
lie was then asked 10 Mr. Kpiings mala-
dy was not likely 90 turn into pncu-
n.onia and replied. probably"
when further questioned as 90 whether
both lungs are now affected. Dr. Jnc-
way said the disease was only Boo rs
fourth day. and lnumatcd that amy poai-
tive diagnosis was Impossible at This
tIrna
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accompanied General Gomez from Guines
20 Marianao
As the train drew i=to the station Gen
. eral Gomez appeared on the Platform
Pgeutes Grandes and Buena Vista were
stopped al for a few minutes. and Gomez
Informally. IN a few hearty words. re-
piled 10 the people. The train next stop
ped az Quemedi0s where a crowd %
American soldiers gave Gomez a tuuultu-
Gus welcome.