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Important Meeting Iisld. believed to Refer
60 the philippines.

Washington. Oct 21.-The cabinet
meeting today lasted two hours and
halt an hour longer than usual, After
The adjournment the members were
unusually rilernt
one member said the President had
cautioned them against making any
statement about the meeting today. n
can De- stated however. that the disc
cusuiou related tu the Philippines and
there is feuaou 10 believe it was ln
reference o. military and naval plans
which are TO be placed In operation
soon.
Fully an hour of the session WAS CON
HumoI lu n discussion NJ the political
outlook especially u Ohio, some Of the
members having received udvicer from
their friends engaged iu the campaign
cunvcs lns AN accurate statement ~ ex-
lstlug conditions. Thcre was talk OF
the preparations of designs FOR the new
custom house nt New York but no con-
cluFl0n was reached
The Philippine discussion was brought
about hy neWapnrar publications % re-
cont lHtc IurnurtlnH 10 outline tho
treaty or Arrangement which Con.
Bate has made with the sultan of Sulu
Archipelago. Secretary Root took oc-
cnsion iu point out the unFpunduesH
and uufuUuuas, as he alleged. ~ the
criticisms which have been put upon
the n ends ~ that arrangement es-
pccluliy wheto they relate 10 The puea-
ton of Hlayeholding In the Islands.
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n, =-puring the momen-
,r,, ,bs nrh,ing In natal comes
Y H. ...m tbs western border when
.e, .hIns the scene Of chief ln-
N IN bsieaeucrcd British force
3'-,.,l.y The sharp struggle there
~. ..,.e,r. 60 have been the re-
4 's,tls With the view Of breaking
. ~, nnoundlng the place. The
Y ,rrsfsntly 800 strong. met 200
Ia se,ordlnr to the official and
I, ...sssts routed them after Hc-
I ,.tt,r In which the armorcd
a u, srFsar to have done valuable
\ the Beers were cntrcnchcl
"A, a,,n miles uorthward and the
4 IN BRILLIANTLY carried the onemya
sihout serious loss.
4 porRs USED WHITE FLAG.
nli ,he Boeu twice unfairly
/. White nar Botha. who was
tss Allied. was a member Of the
, rsd ana O. famous Dutch fighter.
A f4tlnushed himself as d marks
Al Brnkoouiprult when inc
I, r.founh British regiment was
Id down. he afterwards defended
. n house against the British When
n autnisfsi the farm house, Botha
. hanl with i've wounds. bathcd Ia
H.
psslai dispatch from CapetoWn to-
"A .ra details VI the defeat Of seven
h f,i nosfl by the British at River
roth q Kimberley. wednesday,
I, uhI,h ne enemey was completely
n ga with heavy losses, the British
n btInF ihrue men killed and twenty
u .ncIuiIng two officers wounded.
b % d probably the same night. though
y latnft date is given. as referred TO
b DE capsloan dispatch of yesterday
ID rhfh q was said official reports
ID 10 Kimberley TuoHdny announced
'tltcoL sa0tt.1uruor with go men had
IA nurtmsnt With the beers. during
N l.h daiachmcnt ~ ii0 mon of the
lnlfhIr regiment distinguished 1t
n iai he afmofcd trains did good
.sua
CHARGE OF THE LANCAsHiREs.
n n5,u were unable TO Withstand
"a lfalh charge uf the LancnHhirrH
n cleared the hlil occupied BY the
4 iny al thc point VI the bayonct. The
u pa husa are described us very heavy.
z so0u.rurnerH force consisted uf
"a Zeal volunteers who with the Lam
t1s.na completed the route of the
llraan after Mondays artillery had
4 Ia1 hem out Of their entertainments.
II lqihl commanded the lloor force.
~ hght lasted four hours. Before
~ British f1riie kimberley was APP
.Taily n hIgh spirits, aH o dispatch
q iiefe dated october 2lrd says
"A Wy one vas cheerful there nj that
Y tll that a wedding was celebrated
p mat day The dispatch adds;
BRITISH SUCCESS IN NATAL.
Graf enthusiasm has been aroused
4 \ " The news N the British success
NATAL Several farmers IN the
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VAST PRESIDENT TO MEDIATE.
'''ia'l'a' Asking Him to oner Ills Ser.
Nfss 10 ingiand aud Transxaal.


Wlhlngioa. Oct ss.-The revolutions
'9',i at a mass meeting held in Car
" navy New York, October llth. urg.
ne President 20 offer the friendly
'e'i q he United States In media
NiVeen Great nrltaln and the
.is,ial and the Orange Free State
..0.e' were presented to the Presl-
! y ,ll' afternoon by a delegation
\ = We" York hooded by Tunls q.
. ~. President OF the Holland soel-
Il ~ 10, Qelegatlon also Included Al
4 "a, ~ ,Ll'g ~ phlladolphia. PRECEDENT
In, IA nlNefsal Peace union.
n lslh, 10 hla address preseutinr
4 ,nuQn 70 Che prosIdent. said ths
a a,,gll had no desire 10 smbnrrssa
/ \, 1l,llly relations betveen the
4. t,,, y,.,ea ana Great Britain. ON
d salir...'' ~ was because " that
d. ny, 4nl good understanding
I'a8ss, t'.,hted The petition 90 the
D. M ~ lls hope that the dlscre-
n gAt drt NNlpm of the executive
D. ~ ~ a way io offer the timely OF
Y iiaf in lNmrnt ~ the United
\ ig so,a rndeaypr 20 nilay the
D. usnil n'sl now going on In Afrlrn.
f16ni.e-sl be IN line with Inc new
H. e a' enunclated at The Hague
! i.rr,l.' '!as expressed that honora.
d l5n@. " peace might be- secured
A M nv. pplh PARTIES be sustained
n tles ~. ,ea OF two VI our sister ~.
\ = nv. would Welcome our GOOD ~ ~
(a.sss N, ,. lhe English people. ny ~ sS, g
tai ~ IN We United states na tho
D. '''a' should he The best medi.
4 y i5r ,,ss KEN presont for s sp snsiTeg
t1,,,ips. RS such sontimont .'l bl VI ne ,.l-
Itiss I-,,l pli IN o case who're so 5,o'n,
g.nlneiy with great reeervs icst
l'1tt rt injury be- done some Of thc
ay,i.oi'll.s, fact moreover. must NJ n Sn9
A ,, Voc fol l9 s.i President reiterated
~ X, lAa, The peiitl 1 azure, ,rd,,,d the
most earnest confederation u,a re-
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PRAISEFOR BRAVES SOLDIERS
chamberiin Denies that Omer. Of the
rransvaai Were uisreprcsen,ed-
Great Powers Hate England.

London. oct. gs.-Tho third reading
OF the appropriation bill IN the House u
Commons today gave tho opportunity
for further attacks ON the governments
war policy. Gavin Brown CLARK, rudl-
cai formerly consul general or the
Transvani. accused the secretary VI
state Tor the colonies. Mr Chamberlain.
Of publishing an cmnsculated version
Of the Bocr franchise bill passed by the
volkauad.
Mr. Chamberlain tnrily rcpudintoi
this. lie said tho bill WIS published
exactly as received from Secretary u
State Roltz.
rhos. Gibson nowlcs. conservative
member for Lynnregis. referred to the
heavy military task before the govern.
ment ana said be- feared tho foreign
powers would take advantage Of Great
nrltain'H difficulties Go make an attempt
upon her possessions All the great
powers. except Austria, be- ussCHed.
hated Great Britain.
Mr.. Lloyd George, radical member Tor
the CaruarNuu district. declared tho
offers Of the TranHyani had been mise
represented, Wheuupon Mt Chamber
lain jumped up and protested, and the
.N".i. sue " fiffA'N '""AN ''ffff iN
MI Lloyd George then Withdrew his
expression regarding mlHruurr
The House uf Commons passed The
appropriation bin, after which the
measure was taken 90 the House on
Lords and passed through all the
ataEcr.
Thr session was then suspended un-
tll 3 o'clock lu the afternoon.
In the House OF Lords 40 o'clock
the lord hlEh chancellor. Earl Halls
bury and the lords commissioners. fully
ROBBED. took up positions 100 front Ut the
throne. The black rod summoned the
commons. the qu.en'a speech was read,
and the lord hlgh chancellor declared
Parliament pr1rogucd until January
10TH. The commons then returned 10
the lower house. where tho speaker read
the queens speech. after which the
members hlcd past and shook hands
adjourned
The queens speech was a. follows
My lords and gentlemen. ! am hap
~ TO be- able 60 relieve you ~ the eN-
cgutloual duties which have been lm-
posed upon you By tho eNigcnoies OF
II congratuiato you on the brllllan,
qualities which have been Displayed by
the brave regiments upon whom the
task OF repclling the invasion % my
South African colonies has bscn laid. ~
doing 20 ! cannot but express my pro.
found sorrow that no many ghllant oitl-
GERS and soldiers should have fallen lu
the performance Of their duty.
"Geutitmru nf the House ~ Com.
mons, / acknowledge with gratitude
the liberal provisions you have made o.
repay the expenses nf the military
operations M South Africa.
"Aiy lords ana gentlemen trust
a.. 81 D.. a.
/ your efforts and those of my gallant
army to restore peace and good govern
/ ment 10 that portion uf ms empire and
| To ylndicatc the honor of the country"
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BELEACUERED
| BRITISH FORCES
), Scene of Chief Interest Has Shifted
,.oo, the Western Border of Natal to
the Neighborhood OF Kimberly.

Accused Of Unfairly Using White Flag - BOtha was
r.,ons as a Great Marksman Splendid Charge OF the
,.....hires was Irresistible Enthusiasm Aroused Over
s,,. Success in Natal-BOers Attempting TO Prevent
q, plummer IRON Relieving Maieking Absence OF News
49,. Pretoria Creating Considerable Alarm Kaiiir Chiefs
r,,r,,d and Held as Hostages for the Good Behavior Of
Their Tribes
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Caracas. Venezuela. Oct 1.-THE
foreign ministers met Yesterday at the
American legation ana decided Dot 90
recognize The Castro government With
out distractions frum their respective
government. PRIEST Andrndc haH cnhled
from Barbados whore he arrived fu-
Gently 20 the commando ut Puerto
Cahailos defending that city against
Castro fd the last extremity. Nurn and
Mnrucnlhn have surrendered 30 Gen.
Castro Ordcr relgnH here.
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nclFhborhood of Kimberley have been
noticed IN the ranks " the iinrrr.
letter from Father Rorkc said COO Beers.
with 100 wagons were laagcred at
Tnunga.
All the whites have icft except the
women who sought refuge In the con-
vent The lioer commundunt has
promised 90 protect them
The news from tile northern border
Indicates that thchlefa are actively ery-
Ing to prevent Cul.plummom from re-
lcvinK Mnfeklng. hence the absence "
news since Pretoria announced the
homhnfdment of the place IN creating
considerable alarm.
The newspapers are maklng the most
NJ what they claim To- Doe 'algulhcnnt
admissions" in the supposed hocr Of
4 dispatch from Utrecht. Trinsvual.
says;
The nrht at Glencoe lasted nine
hours. The hurRhcrH say that hey
never Witnessed such slight Gen.
Luclua Meyers force Of 60ol men with
clghty-siN guns, was several times
heiatcd dispatches from Tuli Fort
partially rlurlHufU 600. .N Hf' HH tho
Rhodeaiun border. Il appears that COT
Plummcr nacertnincd that an the Zont-
puusburg Beers. numbering 700 mon,
mustered under pict Ioubort at the
Black river. aud then proceeded TO Linn
pupo where they arrived october 18Th
accompanied BY number N armed
shangnln and Zoutpanahefg Kamrs.
whom they had compelled TO take up
arms
KAFFIR CHIEFS CAPTURED
The British thercupon captured three
Kntnr ChlcsH who are now held ~ hos.
taFes Tor the good behavior Of their
tribes.
on october 18th. accommodating pa
triotH proceeding along the north bank
N the river yesterday IN a westerly d.
rectinn. suddenly encountered force ~
Beers on the hhodesin side % the Linz
popo. The patrol retired and the
inerH hred woundlng trooper Sub.
sequentiy Capt. Chime with patrol
left Tun with the object Of locating
the Boer force.
a SHARP sKIRMIsu.
on October 2ist strong Boer patrol
was encountered al Rhodcsdfift IN q
thick bush. a sharp sklrmish was the
result Two OF the british were vi led
and two wounded The BocrJ had
seven men KILLED ana many wounded.
The nocrH retired Co strong position
on q kopie nt Puntsdrn. MAI. r.tHen
with uu ambulance, rr1euHdod 90 fetch
the dead and wouuio !, and while nlhc-
ing the bodies ON a Cnrt. thn Iuefa
opened IRE. killing two horses but ln
spite ~ the sharp shooting tho British
succeeded IN Cnrrying away fncir come
raies. The lnte1t disnnteh from wull
dated October 2ith. says
A loor patrol crosel the river Ton
miles above Rhodeadrift twice recently
carrying native wum1u md children.
Gitat preparations are folng made
20 Welcome the New south Wales men
at capctown tomorrow,
A special dispatch from riaiNr'inr'ig-
Burg Natal. dated October 2ith says,
prisoners arrived here this morning
They include Cantnlna Dewitt. Ham
mer. Forthua. Dorey. Nanlcrgcr and
Dottner.
onsth( rv-inusi oaawlotnn milo
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IN vASprnniLTs' HANDS.


Chicago. oct g5.-Tho Chronicle says.
Control nf pullman'H Palace Car come
puny viii pass out OF the hands OF the
old Pullman Company ana into the
hands ~ the Nandrrhllta Dvc. 0. on
that day the pullmnn'H stockholders
win meet aud approve the agreement OF
purchase of the Wagner Company
assets and contracts recently ratified
hy The directors. A. this meeting the
question uf changing the name ~ the
puilmau'H company will also be- con-
aidered. 10 o. understood the larger
cooperation viii be- known un the Pull
man Wagner Palace Cur Company.
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POLICE NEWS.

Bicycle Onlcer Davies went on tho
war path yesterday afternoon ana ar
rested two small boys FOR riding upon
the sidewalks within the restricted dis
tricls carl Linstrum. dlmluutiyc
yopngstor gave him quite "a merry
chase before he was captured. Finally
he was hauled TO the station where he
LETT his wheel as security while he went
out and hunted up two dollars, fic
put Ia HE appearance this morning
ana with due elaboration, counted out
an assortment of dimes and uicklea
which he had coaNcd from his sayluga
bank Judge rlmmuuy gave him a lsc-
lure and allowed him 10 take his hard
earned savings ana bicycle ON the
promise that he would not rcpeat the
ufenfu.
Dan Cronnn. deputy sheriff Tor Iuab
county, novcd subpoena upon chief
% Police Hilton this morning to APP
pear In the Mike Fiizgcrald case.
stewart Harris. % fearful tcn-yoar-
Old ncWNboy occupied u chair Boa the
police headquarters Tor an hour or 20
this murulug. Ralph Ambrose. pros
street. accused the urchin ~ breaking
the glass o. bis cigar case with tho Inc
tontlou Of iootlng the contents. Stow
art donlcd The impeachment Finally
tho saloon Keeper and the lad ode
inuruCd go the luttrr'a domlcile where
the father ~ the boy promised 20 pay
Tor tho damage Incurred.
a. <. Zimmerman reported 20 the poo
lice this morning that someone had
stolen hH Cleveland bicycle. The
wheel had arplug ln the rear tlrc and
was furnished with patent lever lock
and cyclometer,
Police Onlcer Davies wants the BIZ
cycle lamp ordinance changed. Ito says
that under the existing law OF allow
ing Cycllst 90 ride without a lighted
inmp one hour after Hundown, that Il
Is almost Impossible "a arrest tho Of
Tenders who Hash watches on him and
generally make things exceedingly
tropical Tor n conscientious officer In
discharge OF his duty
George Burnside, 'veteran Union
Pacific Waterman 40 Evanston. IMPORT
cd TO the police last night that he ar
rived In salt Lake yesterday and
stacked his hand baggage, consisting OF
now suit " clothes, "a beaver coat a
handsome walking cane and two or
three sets OF books. In the waiting
room Of the oregon short Line depot.
Some timo afterwards he went to look
for them and they had vanished A.
he was en- route 20 Colorado he was told
10 look IN the Rio Grande Western
waitids room Instead. lie ala so and
found his parcels precisely whore no
LEFT them.
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nrMAuNAnLr nl,yrnY or uorns.
Eight Mrn Leave ,neir Guns 20 Draw EnE-
l-ah Ilrn mud A.Anm are kL-Inl.

Durham, Natal. oct. e7-An interest
lug Incident In connection with the
Elandalnngte fight la reported here,
When the lire M the British guns be-
came too hot eight Bocfa ran forward
out Of cover and standing toHvther
coolly opened IRE at the Imperial light
horse. with the evident purpose %
drawing the latter'a nrc while their
comrades retired, Seven OF the brave
eight Were Killed
After searching the Transvaai nation
al bank yesterday the bluclackets aud
marines withdrew ana the bank was re-
opened
Il 10 alleged that number OF sport
Ing rifles and express bullets were found
IN the lluer camp az Elnudslaagtc,
which has aroused Indignation. Gen,
Nulc's column d recovering from the
fatigue OF the march from Glencoe. The
morale Of tho troops b. splendid.
The rifle association Of pictermnrtitz-
burg has been ordered out Tor the de-
Tense OF the city
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That l. the GptifSiug Result Of IN
FIRST NiEht-A splendid Record

TNTTTTNI 10 TTIT NTsWH1 7
sprlngvlllc. oct 27.-Thc management
OF the Leh Sugar factory d hlghly
grutlnrd at the splendid showing made
hero last night By the branch plant
which disposed OF three hundred tons
OF hoyts. Tho machinery Is now work'
ing in excellent shape and tho Juice go-
Ing through the pipes 90 Lehi all right.
The record made Do q very good one lhd
lHtIHu
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81. LOU. oct 2i-A special 10 the
Post Dispatch from DALLAS Texas says;
Rev. a. ~ Morrison was hanged NJ ~
o'clock noon today at Vernon, Texas
for wife murder. lie met his death
rcslrnodiy ON the acuffold he said 10
the nrlect party 0f twenty witnesses
permitted lt the execution;
u am innocent Circumstances over
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Washington. oct a7.-The death OF
Gen. Henry was announced 10 the war
department today IN dispatch from
Lieut. Trtub nide-de-cnmp on the gene
erals Htnn. The lntormont VIII be at
Arlington National cemetery next sun
day
The ENCOURAGEMENT was received with
heartfelt expeditions OF regret from
Secretary Root, AdJt, Gen. Corhln and
other high officials as well aa from the
rank and fle about the war depart
ment for Con. Henry was % Wen known
lgute here ana universally esteemed,
Con. hufy's death has the eject OF
partmont OF the Missouri 10 which be
was recently appointed, II has the
further Important oncct NJ creating an
other vacancy ln the grade OF hrigndler
general IN The rruiar army Gen.
Henry ataudmg fourth on The list.
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Port said. Oct 21-The United States
transport Missouri With a large guam
tlty Of medical supplies and number
Manila.
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CEE'L LAYTON ADVANCES.


Washington. Oct 27-Tho following
cablegrams have been received at the
war department from Gen. OTIS.
Manila, oct 2i.-Iawton'a advance
under Young, north san isidro. near
cahanatuan. Eatabnhdl permanent
station. thrcc months supplies being
forwarded by san Juan river route.
Lowton meets little resistance Twenty.
sixth volunteers and battalion. Nine
iccnth Infantry sent 20 iloilo.
Transport Tacoma, hcadquarterH.
seven companies twenty -rcycnth vol
unteefu arrived.
Chsualilca 3D. Corporal Henderson.
washed overheard. Two men deserted
and rcvou lUft sick nt Honolulu. Of
whom Corporal Hunter company O..
dead. No other casualties, Command
ln good health
Transport sheridan. Thlfty-thlrd
volunteers, and recruits. arrived. Good
condition. one casualty Private HUI.
gan, company Is. died cu route.
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southampton. oct 27.-rhe American
line steamer ST. HAUL which is 10 sail
from this port tomorrow for New York
VIII have among her passengers former
Harrison; Mrs. Frances iiudrrun bur
nett, the novelist, Madame Lillian Nor
dlcn, the singer, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Storey.
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London. oct gl-The colonial onlce
has made public tho following telegram
received from Gov Hutchinson. dated
Piciermnft'isburg oct 20. Tho follow
lug telegram has been received from
Groytown from u. urcig % rrddcnt OF
Dundee, formerly in tho telegraph SER
vice.
- lcft Dundee thls morning Gen.
sym0na died Ou Monday ut o. m and
was buried the fllloWlrE morning close
90 The English church ly tho Row. w
DAILY There wGs % nrilE party and "a
fcw medical attendants attended the
funeral. There WDro no Doors. col
Eckotts. Maiorr uouibet. fiummcfalcy
and Nugcnt and also rrum. Iohnstoue
and lhnan ore lmnr1yiuT The beers
occupied pu.i day afternoon.
Command lnf GOO 'erheIr ~ in charge
stores were looted by individuals who
were unarmpl. The hospital was re-
moved yesterday from tht other camp
20 hDutt1 surrounding The railway stn-
ton The principal medical officers
asked me Goo inform YOU everything wac
Fairg well and that every one was
cheerful aud confident"
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Seattle. Wash. oct. 2G-Unlcss some.
thing unf0rcscyn should prevent TO- the
next national convention ~ the Wa
mans Christian Temperance union VIII
be hold IN Washington u, g. A sentl-
ment practically unanimous IN favor
~ that city exists On the executive com
mltice OF the national union Co which
body the convention DELEGATED the duty
of liking place and time Cor the cone
ycntion az 1900. A meUtlHr NJ tn cN ca
tive committee was held today at
which the committee gave expression
10 10 preference Tor Washington
The matter finally rests, however.
with tho president. Mrs l., NJ ~.
stevens and the other general oin-
GERS This wns done because there are
certain arrangements regarding enter
tainment to be- made before the matter
IN settled.
The executive committee transacted
probably more Important business az
Ia meeting today than 10 has al any
previous meeting here.
N was decided. among other things
to maintain an active lobby nc Wash
lngtuu this winter In order 10 prevent
the seating. n possible, Of Congress
man Brigham ~ Roberts Of Utah
Mis-. NJ. u. Fills OF New Jersey ~
the regular lobbyist at the national
capital The matter VIII be placed In
her charge the general officers N the
national union assisting In every way.
aud furnishing powder no TO speak,
FOR her guns.
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barcelona. OCT. 2i.-A state of Siege
has boen proclaimed ln this province.
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Dan Crpnnn. deputy sheriff Tor Iuab
county aoycd a subpoena upon chief
% Police Hilton this morning To np-
PEAR in the Mike Fltzgcrald case
The oasis., 1899-11-25
Reception.

MT. Maurice Breen and bride, nee Miss Elizabeth Brice of Des Moines, Iowa, were welcom q home by host of friends at reception rendered them in the parlors of the Dewey club last evening.
 The members of the Dewey club, noted for their hospitality and it's ex- cellent cuisine, wept "o'er cold bot tie and bird" the evening of Mir. Breen's departure several month since and it was appropriate the club should extend the glad hand" to him and welcome his charming bride into the social ranks of our city.
 Those participating in the reception were Mesdames Breen, Velsir, Wood. Misses Emma and Nellie Walker, Hannah, Kickard, Saxon, Hull. Messrs. Breen, Kelsey, Williams, Kiel, w. K. and J. E. Bristol, Borenstein, Tonkin, McCurdy, Velsir, Bohall, Hay.