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The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26
! wosKrNo IN CUBA
x.ru.d at Santiago and
au,ntansmo-

--u.d ut Santiago and
eussiansno-
-..hs as well as Havann
n .r an, in the lead in the
srart . a1 Iuaugurated since the
enS !, the spanish-Am American
,sreeation has been or
81 sssv,iaro, with above ninety
ssnotber has been formed
smo with forty-slx mem
,,x anan The Rev. J. r. O'Hal-
h. -sna came TO the last
na, nreached in the morning
w, ,sffternoon Immersed fifty-
ss.,ss p in a small stream
as1 a,,ss into Guantanamo bay
6ppss 'apsriean Baptist Home Mis-
ns',, y. has appointed the Rev. II.
', ,.I s of virginia to be Its gen
I'nnary alsn in Porto Rico, and the
q Or n Mosley OF Florence, 5.
n,aral D. missionary In eastern
.h have worked in Mexico,
r F.,r sneak the Spanish Ian
| Intention OF the Home Mis-
y y. m send additional men to
psS ',s, these general missionaries
'n;id IN churches as fast as they
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26
r.trrt. nr.nt..l.

During the year 1893 s3.pi5 patents
were applied for. ~, 207 were granted.
c.s2i are awaiting the payment OF tho
final fee and 1.3s3 have been forfeited
for failure 60 pay the final Zee. IL Il
NOT generally known that the patent
office Is sclf-supporting. The total re.
ccipts last year were 81. 1871. .734. .fs,
while the total expenditures were 81.
136. 1890. leaving n balance OF ST.
33s. d In favor OF the government.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26
RyeI''SI
Hair I
E1gOI [
What does ii do7

Whaf does II doP
Il causes the oil glands
IN the skin to become more
active, making the hair soft
and glossy, precisely as
nature intended.
ltcleanses the scalp from
oandruf and thus removes
one OF the great causes Of
badness.
1t makes a better circu-
lation the scalp and stops
the hair from coming o,,s.
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Only Paddles.

Georee Adam Smith often makes n
telling remark. He somewhere speaks
of evil as being great puddle" In
the universe. The writers OF "reails-
tic stories" are only playing In the
puddle The pessimlst is waiiower
in the puddle The calamity bowler
Is only bedaubing himself and others
with mud from the puddle. The uni
verse Is built on Righteousness. Its
framework is justice and its spirit Is
love. God is on the throne and all's
well with the world. The world is not
destined to evil but to good.
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Two Girls.

! know two girls who have both
been tossed about and exposed to the
temptations of the world. They have
OF necessity been thrown in the way
OF the toughest kind of men. One says
that she has been daily insulted and
has lost faith in all men. The other
says that in her experience of four or
five years. often being out alone on the
streets after midnight. she has yet to
receive her FIRST insult. Whoever loses
faith in mankind generally has him
self to blame.
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Rr,tliant idea.

why amt pap like Billy stubbs'
father?" What do you mean. Rob
ert?" why, Billy amt a-goin' to
hang up his stockin' this christmas-
us saws faint big enough He's 60
ing to sneak one of his papa's new
un,on suits and tie up tn legs
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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sh.ll rsr,e Rlss D. . s,.,.r

Our public men are trying to decide
what notion should be taken regarding
the stntus OF Porto Rico. We have
never before had to deal with n slmi-
lar condition. Neither have we ever
had such n reliable medicine for dys-
pepsia. indigestion aud nervousness NJ
Hostctter's stomach Biiters. II makes
strength 70 resist future attneks.
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n.r M,ll.

Tho stora Nopparbcre company OF
Falun. which utillzcs the immense
water power at Domnnrfvet. In the
province OF Dalecarlin. southern Swe-
den. for its Bcssemer steel works there.
has lust sinrted the largest paper mill
la Europe. The mIll begins with an
output Of 100 tons daily.
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Electric Motor Wagons.

The Automobile Club and some elcc-
trio associations in France are occu-
pied in endeavoring to establish cleo
trio charging stations for electric We
hicles. The idea Is to arrange with
electric light and power stations to
do the work, SO as to make the use Of
electrically propelled carriages possi-
BILE all over France
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-, Nj, to Seattle.

Fast MAh y"
,...,read public interest In
;or the fast mail contract
chicago and Omaha has
,s temporarily to overlook
=, ~ achievement Of the Great
rallway in establishing
III communication from New
!. chicago and st. Paul. to
nd thence to the Orient. The
,sc mail service by way OF
~ ~ the Puget Sound country
mite as remarkable as that via
u San Francisco. On January
rsst Northern placed in serv-
4 through mail and passen-
from Chicago to Seattle, on
|he mail pouches never once
! car after the transfer at
New York to Seattle the time
Northern route is Just four
East OF st. Paul the mails are
In several roads, but west of
r-on run exceeding the
/ nortion by 500 miles-the
II through without change
tve great States on the tracks
4 Great Northern. Forty-five
ara consumed in transferring
Id in Chicago. and thirty min
IL Paul. After that the
II oriental flyer does the rest
pause until the Asiatic
n on board the steamers OF
Ian Mail Steamship Company.
Il Importance of Seattle as an
4 shipping point and the speed
Great Northern transconti-
nail service make the achieve
noteworthy feature of Amer
|llway progress.
Puget Sound cities have al
become formidable rivals OF
hncisco as regards the freight
.senger traffic for Japan. China
Iatic ports. The steamer route
battle to the Orient seems to
d free from storms than that
Ian Francisco, and as a large
ion OF the Oriental exports are
4 OF the Northwest the freight
las naturally taken this course.
Il that the full capacity Of the
Mall Steamship Company's
! engaged as far ahead as next
is in itself a striking proof of
rowing Importance of the
i trade that has Its outlet at
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

"The book Of the year" that's easy
enough
No "gadny'' or ''knightnoodr contains the
"cyrano" or aAyIwinr can't MI up the
lack
The book Of the year Is tho old almanac
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26
Too Yonxu..

Too Yongue.
The doctor said: Show me your
tongue"
But the bright little miss was high
strongue.
my tongue isn't Sick"
She answered him quick;
THE troubles way down in my
Tongue"
Chicago Tribune,
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

~ have received ntrnnge news frol
my son in the klondikc." Has he gs
rich f'' mo. but nnn who saw him u
there said he was working
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what makes ynu say Mabei'r husband
Is wenk-mlnded3" well. they've beer
marricd two years md he would rathe
stay at home with her In the evening
than do anything else IN earth"
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Tho FIr.t on..

Tommy-"Paw, what is the divorce
question:" Mr.. Figg-"The first di-
vorce question is. VIII you be miner "
indianapolis Journal.
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease Catarrh " a
blood or constitutional disease, and In order "a
cure IL you muat take internal remedies linil'a
Catarrh Cure II taken internally. and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
Halls Catarrh Cure ~ not q qunrk medicine
II was prescribed by one OF the best physicians
krriptfon II ~ composed OF tho best tonics
known combined with the best blood purinera
acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination Of the two Ingredients II
what produces such wonderful results In curing
Cntnrrh. send for testimonials free.
r. J. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo, q
sold by drugglsts., price ,bc.
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An, every guest within his heart hides
The tnie he never got chance 70 tell.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

wife locks the front door and
LOCK IT, What's that forr' 81
propose to have her get me out OF
bed to 20 down and see II she has
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

our fiat" That ao7" yes: we even
have to use the family skeleton for a hat
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

Dialogue Of 800 prizes, suitable to
taste and condition, mailed on
y. Prizes given for saving Dia-
re- Soap wrappers. Address
b Soap Works, South Omaha,
Ska.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

Hopkins IL the meanest man on earth.
"whyy'' 81 rode down town with him
his sufferinRs with the grip, but when
began To tell mine he got on the car.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

Piso's Cure for Consumption has beci
a God send to me.-Wm. -. Mcclellan
Chester, Florida, Sept. II, 1896.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

''Your portrait was fnilurcf Yes
hut I told the artist 10 paint an old-fnrh
Toned froei, on II 80 could hang u vi
ar nm ancestor
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

you much rushed now. Foozer?'
"a! II / were to die tonight my
er would expect me to come down
[o.morrow and work until the hour
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sold by druyHists, pric' .cc'

Poor Swicklca thoroughly enjoyed
lifc." Yes. he enjoyed II 80 much tina
people nre getting up fund for hii
widow and children"
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

Fns just issued show that last
bic English ship-building firm
khe record of launching 781 com
D vessels Of 1867 40 tons dis
bent; and forty-one warships OF
| |tons. These figures never were
q before in single year.
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Health for Ten Cents.

Cascnrets make bowels and kidneys act
naturally, destroy microbes, cure headache,
billiousncss and constipation. All druggists.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

Dropsy treated free by DR.. N. II
Green's Sons, Of Atlanta. Ga The Erent
est dropsy Hpccinlistr IN the world. Reat
their advertisement In another column
OF this paper
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c.,nrrh cnnng, biol curea

The mails are always hcevicat early
In the year" "Of course. everybody Il
sending dunn to evcrybody'
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

Richards Magic Catarrh Expcllant Co.
Omnha. Mob. Write for partlculnrs.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

Richards Magic Cntnrrh Expellani Co.
OmnIa. Neb. Write Tor particnlars.
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TO cunr A COLD IN ONE DAY .

Take Laxative iiromo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists rofund tho money II u fails to cure
soc- The genuine has L. d q. on each tablet
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drop Of ink. the poet writes. makes
millions think.
a drop Of ink, i here declare. makes mill
llafla nNNenr.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

81 believe Katharine ls older than shs
says she is." ''WhyY' she has ths
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

Six fine silver plated knives free to
users Of Diamond &c" Soap. Ask your
grocer
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

You use soap in the laundry ever,
week Try Diamond "C' Soap mex
week
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erds Magic Catarrh Expellant Co.
Neb. Write for particulars.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

Mrs. WinsIow's soothing ryrup
For ihfldren teehnR .softsns the reduces nnAn,
m.ticn. ..ys pain. wind collie 10 cents bottle
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EIDsLIy ~. SAVINGS \ ss :::s E: II:
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-01-26

SADDLES !! AAn g.! HARNESS .!.s! ssa I:s:
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Denver Directory.

lNIER-OCtAN HOTEL sI:;: SH.::i =. = s:ss :ss
pesn plan a9c 5se and q dsy Geo n stsin. Prop
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THE BANCROFT BOOK co.
Successor to The tlu.n Hardy t ifrs.fs 10Th n
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
FAGAN OTERRIDES THE LAW.
AN ARCHITECT FOR HOBOKEN SCHOOLS
CHOSEN AT HIS COMMAND BY A
Or-ESTrONARIE VOTE

Mayor Pagan OF Hoboken had a stormy interview
with the members OF the Commission OF Public In
struction In caucus until a late hour Monday
night Commissioner John Keresey, wealthy
liouor dealer suggested some time ago the advisa
bi.ity OF placing the repair work In the various
schools In the hands OF Philip Brummerhof as
supervising architect, and giving the work out by
competitive bidding The Committee on Repairs
Objected strenuously 10 the innovation. asserting
that they should be allowed TO give out the con.
tract to whomever they saw IT. reserving the right
10 supervise the work themselves.
Because Commissioner Timothy J. Dooley opposed
the plan OF the majority OF the Commissioners
Mayor Fagan ordered him TO resign, but MI
Dooley refused. The Mayor laid down the law at
MONDAYS caucus and told the Commissioners that
they would have to appoint a. supervising architect
Messrs Dooley, Voll and Muzzi voted no, and
the other four members present voted In favor OF
Chairman Ofrerman at first decided that the reso-
luton was lost. because II was necessary TO nave
majority vote OF all members OF the Board In
order 10 carry resolutions involving the payment
of moneys but the Mayor insisted that the chair
man had the legal right to decide the question
differently and onerman obliged him, The super.
yising architect Will receive fee or per cent
unon the total cost Of the work.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
4 WEDDING.

The marriage of Miss Mabelle Whitney Trow
bridge daughter OF Mrs. Edward Trowbridge, Of
No 1876 Harrison-st., 10 Harry A. Mum, OF Union
st. took place yesterday at noon In the South
Congrega tional Church. The officiating clergyman
was the pastor the Rev DR.. Albert J. Lyman. The
decorations pink Robert A. Gaylor presided
at the organ The bride was gowned in white
satin with chiffon yoke. She wore pearl and
diamond sunturst. her marriage gift from Mr.
Mum and carried shower bouquet OF orchids and
lilies OF the valley. Her veil was fastened with
orange. blossoms. Miss Hazel A. Trowbridge.
niece Of the bride. was the flower girl and Miss
Miriam Augusta Trowbridge. OF Pittshed. Mass.
another niece, the maid OF honor The brides
maids were Miss Janet Prentiss and Miss Caroline
NJ Platt All these attendants were attired in
white orgtandie, the dresses by the brides
maids being trimmed with black lace and relieved
with collars and bows Of turquoise blue velvet.
They white straw hats trimmed with chiffon
pompons, and carried white chiffon parasols tied
with pink roses: George Colt was best man. the
ushers being J. Howard Bailey DR.. Henry Wallace,
William Wallace and Archer Wade The ceremony
was followed by breakfast at the home OF the
brides mother, at which the guests the bridal
party and the immediate families Of both bride and
bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Mum will live in
Orange, n. j.. ana will begin housekeeping there
on ,ulvl1
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
POSTS FRIENDS ARE ANGRY.
THEY DECLARE THAT HE HAS BEEN
SOLD" AND LIVELY POLITICAL
TINES MAY BE AHEAD.

The Republican friends OF John D. Post. member
Of the Republican State Committee from the WITH
District. angry over the announcement that
Mr.. Post has been tricked by Walter B. Atterbury.
chairman Of the Republican General Committee,
and Naval Oficer Robert A. Sharkey. who encour-
aged Mr. Post TO believe that he would be ap
pointed Deputy Naval Officer. which place was
quietly filled nearly two weeks ago by the appoint
ment Of Mr. Cory. OF Manhattan. Mr.. Post. II Is
alleged by his friends received a promise or the
place from the Naval officer. which was backed up
by Mr. Atterbury. a personal friend Now Posts
friends declare that Jesse D. Frost, OF the twenty
second Ward. received the formal Endorsement for
the place by the organization leaders without Mr..
Posts knowledge. Senator Platt. seeing night IN
prospect. they say had another man appointed
If It 10 be true that the organization lead
ers indorsed Mr. Frost and at the same time al
lowed Mr. Post to think he their choice, the
consequences Will be serious for Mr.. Atterbury
Friends of Mr.. Atterbury scout the idea Of his be-
traying his best friend. While to the outsider
quarrel Of this kind looks on It's face TO be insig'
nifcant. II Is likely. a matter OF fact to result
In political revolution in the county, starting. as
1t does, In the banner Twenty-third Ward. Post is
expert politician well citizen OF first-rat
reputation and his services the party have never
been rewarded by anything substantial than
promises. Growing sick OF these, ne took Civil
Service examination and secured a good place In
the Navy Yard. He Is In no mood at THIS time TO
the latter will lose his grip on the organization IN
the Twentythird Ward. Post would be the pal
OF power in sharp fight. -
When Mr. Post was seen yesterday he did not try
to conceal his disgust over the way he had Deen
''joed along" but he denied that he was going 10
break with the leaders. . -
II am Independent of the leaders now, sad ne
"and shall watch out for Developments between
now and the fall conventions" ,
Under the new Assembly district organiZatlo1
plan Post will be In the XNlth District. with NaVaI
0fIicer Sharkey and Assistant Postmaster William
j. Taylor His following in that district dominated
the last two district conventions. Ihe wilson
Taylor faction is trying to induce Post 10 any MN,
self with them Friends OF Messrs. Atterbury ana
Dady say that Post will be nominated for one OF
tho big county offices this fall This is looked on
as a "gold-brick' game to keep him within bounds
There are slively times ahead for the organization
on account of what Post will decide to do
The report that Ernst Nathan mas pee Coming fail
lead the antorganzation hght tne coa,e1 ,nn1 a.
not taken seriously by those who understood the
CHANGED conditions In Kings County since lSSZ.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
JOHN ". CONKLIN I'LL.
| THE'WELL-KNOWN DRYGOODS MAN BREAKS
DOWN UNDER THE HEAVY STRAIN
PLACED ON Him

John NJ. Conklin. the we-known drygoods man,
who for many years member OF the firm Of
Journeay Burnham and who the first of the
year opened up large drygoods store in Fulton
st. under the firm name of John NJ Conklin & Son.
has broken down under the tremendous strain at
tendant upon the starting Of his new business and
is sick in Bay Shore Several days ago he was so
Ill that 1t feared he might recover. but he
has rallied. and last might the reports were more
encouraging.
The fact that, Mr.. Conkln had broken down has
been carefully kept from bis friends in Brooklyn.
Three weeks ago Mr.. Conklin closed up his home.
at No. 219 Berkeley Place and moved with his
family TO Bay Shore. There the Conklns have
rented a cottage for the summer. They there
six years ago. and when 1t found that Mr..
Conklin would have to leave the city for the sum-
mer Bay Shore was at once thought being a
place where he could haze absolute quiet.
Mr. Conklin had not been in the best OF health
for some time, and the worry and incident TO
starting large busine's completely wore him out.
Ten days ago he was obliged to take to his bed.
Dr. w. A. Huke, WHO has since been attending
Mr. Conklin, sGhd last night that It seemed TO be
case of complete nerJous prostration Several days
ago the doctor and the family had grave fears
the patient seemed to be exceedingly weak and un-
able 10 rallR SYace then. however. Mr. Conklin
has gained VroWld. and the doctor says that II
the patient Continues to improve he will have him
out In ten days Mr. Conkin himself is
cheerful aiad the best is hoped for.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
IN THE HANDS .F THE POLICE AGAIN.

The redoubtable "N'ckey'' Gon is in the hands OF
the police again. Tiis time Mickey is accused
OF highway robbery by John j. Brennan OF No 1@
Flushng-ave. His driver was going along leisurely
at Flushing and Cotton aves.. when a man. whom
Mr. Brennan sayG As Mickey" made a flying leap
into the surrey aild hissed: HI you! Give me your
waiblesw
Mr.. Brennan was lost In astonishment that
he forgot TO resist the robbers attack on his time
piece, with which the latter safely got away. MI
Brennan ordered his driver TO go to the Adams-st.
police station where the officers after getting de-
scription OF he robber decided that II must have
been Mickey Gon With Brennan the police
started out on the trail, and after long chase
nnally caught Mickey" he was going into the
basement OF his home. at No. 38 Pearl-st, Mickey
Is well known TO the police. He was held In u 900
bail yesterday In the Adams-st police court fors
exATntnation tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
TOsFIGHT FOR TEACHERS PAY.
Ia DETERMINED EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO
GET THE DISPUTED FOUR MONTHS
SUPPLEMENTARY SALARY

There was long session yesterday afternoon Of
tAe local School Board in which the adverse opinion
OF Corporation Counsel Whalen the claims OF
teachers for four months supplementary pay
considered. A resolution asking that necessary
steps be taken TO obtain this pay and for the
ployment Of counsel to do so was offered by Chair
man Swanstrom OF the Law and Credentials Com
mittee This adopted and the rolls for
warded to the Central Board OF Education. The
local Board will make determined effort TO com
pei the payment to teachers OF the amounts due
them, as fixed by the payroll.
In view of the decision Of Corporation Counsel
Whaen. applica tion will be made to Justice Gay
nor to meet the objection OF the Controller. The
Law Committee of the local Board does not believe
that MIR Whalal's opinion is good law. and there
fore thinks that II should be contested. The opinion
states that the supplementary payrols OF teachers
in Brooklyn cannot be allowed approved be-
cause they not legal Claims against the city Of
New-York
A resolution also adopted for the taking Of
necessary legal proceedings against the Planet
Mills at President and Hoyt SITS, 10 prevent them
from using soft coal, IT being believed that the
smoke which blows from the mills through the
windows OF Public School Nc. 30 is detrimental 10
the health OF the pupils. The mills handle jute
prOGuCtS.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
BISHOP w1GGER AWARDS PRIZES

LILLIAN RUssEII!s DAUGHTER ONE OF THE
SUCCESSFUL COMPETITORS.
Bishop Wigger presided at the twentieth annual
commencement at the Institute OF the Holy Angels,
at Fort Lee, n. j.. which was held yesterday af-
ternoon. The exercises began at three o'clock
The degree of mistress of English literature was
conferred upon the graduates-Mss Marie Dorothy
Doelger Of New-York City: Miss Marie Teresa
Rockford. OF Brooklyn: Miss Anna Catherine
Huber of Highland Falls. \. Y, and Miss Nellie
Aloysius Hughes, OF w-York City.
The Wigger gold medal for sacred history,
founded by Bishop Wigger awarded 10 Miss
Elizabeth Ess of NewYork City: The gold medal
for Christian doctrine was awarded to Miss Maud
Spltz The Anderson gold medal, founded by F.
Eery Anderson for excellence in mathematics ivy; was
Russell. The Railway medal, founded by DR..
Jacques Radway Of York for map dTswing e.
Peter Doelger Other prizes founded by friends or
the institute were drawn for by the pupils
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
rTpsT LONG ISLAND VETERANS DINE.

There are ninety members OF the Survivors As
.oc,ation OF the lst Long Island Regiment o'h
New-York Volunteers alive to-day. VI TINS "a''Del
..-,,uo attended the thirty eighth annual dinner
and reunion OF the association. which was held last
evening in the Argyle. at No. l55 Pierrepont-st
Major T. NJ K Mills. the president. presided and
Police Captain Miles ORely was toastmaster
Speeches were delivered by Louis NJ. Peck and
others Colonel George b. Lincoln read an interest
ing paper on the old regiment written by Major
A. H. Howe and William J. Brecknell recited an
original poem about his old comrades In arms
The Committee OF Arrangements consisted OF Cap
tain Miles O'Reilly. Samuel A: Whitley, Robert
Johnson Thomas Atkins and William J. Brecknell
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roberts Major r VI. X. Mills and Mrs. Mills, Mr.
and Mrs F. Blower. Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Cunline
Mr. and Mrs w J. Brecknel. Mr.. and Mrs John
Roberts Mr., and Mrs RobeI, f. Johnsop Jo onna Miss
George ". stwe Edward Fahey, william Glea-
son sr Robert Mckay, Henry p. McCahill, Of the
Goth Regiment: Wesley ". Halsey John II. Anthony
and w b. Rodgers and his mother. Mr. Rodgers
ia a frst-cass seaman the United States cruiser
Buffalo He was In uniform