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Cañon City record., 1899-07-13

in a little water to dissolve it.
S,me people engaged IN fruit culture
do not know the Law relative TO the
destruction Of fruit pest.. quote a
tew extracts from section eigh, Of s.
b. No. 399. which am Instructed to
enforcc, which is binding on ali fruit
growers In the county.
at shall be the duty of the county
horticultural inspector ia each county.
whenever he shall deem II neceHsary.
TO make an Inspection of any orchard,
nursery or trees, or any fruit-pscking
house. atorc room, aaies-rcom. or other
place or article wttain his Jurisdiction. /.
and II found infested with any iusects
Injurious to trecs or fruit he shail not
ify the owner or person In charge Of
zach place that said orchard Or other
places arc Affected with disease. and
shail give formula for the treatment
thereof. aad auch person or persons 20
notl6ed shall eradicate or destroy the
said lnsecta or peat. within . certain
tine giveu BY notice. Said notice may
b giyea the same ~ . summoas In Z
civil action Or served by ths inspector.
II the ownef Of ownsrs negieet or re-
fsss to destroy insects or diseasss after
bsing duly no<ldsd. he o. thsy shall b
guilty Of aaintainiag pablie nui-
aaace. and ahali ~ punished b. ans
9 snua Of rot 49, than Gve nor nors
tken 80 hsoAss4 1sllArss asd any
saeA orehatd sAus a9setsa a4tsr sneh
osavicslsa, shal1 - n1jeesea. ase ~
1850 = here1y deuler91 pan1ie puf-
eaasss ~ 10y - pspess1s1 aealase
- -. !" Tuups1oa Wnxra.
Casa CIV. 5uzy -. zepA
Cañon City record., 1899-07-13

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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
THE IIORsEI.Ess rRA

Some time ago the announcement was
made that the English postonice au-
ihorities Were ready to contract for the
transportation OF the London mails
with any company that could furnish
them with suitable, economical. dura-
Die motor vehicles. One form that an
pears to have found favor in tn. eve.
OF The officials has The motor mounted
on truck which CTS under the front
running scar taking the place of tho
front wheels. The special claims made
for 1t are that the framework ana car
riaSe are made entirely independent of
each other. and the motor is arranged
- F797T T-T17---1 T-TTTT 10 push VIC TT-T7I
The gear is also different from those in
ordinary use, an arrangement having
been developed that produces the NJ,
ceesary dimerential movement OF TIN.
driving wheels when the vehicle y.
running and turning corners. Flexibl.
gearing is another feature, designed 10
protect the car from the effects of vio-
lent joltms Ia which the mechanism
may be- subjected when in motion. As
in the up to-date bicycle. q manageable
gear is provided. capable Of BEING
thrown into action when negotla ting
steep grades.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
EARL OF STAFFORD DEAD.
FALLS UPON \ RAILWAY TRACK
AND Is KILLED.
(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot.)


London, May 16.-The Earl of STRAIT
ford, who married Mrs. Samuel X. Col
gate. in Grace Church. New York city.
last December. was instantly killed this
evening at potter's Bar by the Cam
bridge express.
London, May 1.-THE Earl was seen
Standing upon the platform. awaitins
train from London. When the ex-
press approached at a high rate of
speed he suddenly fell forward upon the
rails. the body. decapitated and
mangled. was taken to the nearest no.
teIT where it awaits the ccroner's Jury.
Lord STAFFORD left London this morn
i'S Tor his country seat. lie was then
apparently in good health.
The Countess of StraTord loft this
evening for Potter's Bar. having given
instructions that her daughter should
NOT be Informed OF the cause Of her aD-
sencc.
While on duty at Windsor Castle last
rehruary. as an eQuerry 20 the Queen.
the Earl was seized with Il It. and his:
condition has ever since been n source
on anxiety. lie was IN his 6Sth. year
or December 9Th last he was quietly
MARI a 10 Mrs. Samuel !. Colrarc
widow of the noted manufacturer ana
i'arthropist jim the chantry OF Grace
Cnurcn, New York city, by Rev. d..
w. H. Huntington.
me family estates are very vnuahl
including about 5000 acres of land IN
diliercnt parts Of Fnelard MS well ne =
'arSe section of the Mnwan dlstric;
OF London.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
EB CONTINUED FROM PAGE FETELEGRAPH CONTINUED FROM PACE NF
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mrs. Flarler. Mrs. Quinan and Mr..
Henry Qunan. who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. De Witt, left
yesterday for their home at New York.
via Washington ana Baltimore and
Ohio railroad.
Mir. p. j.. McPhnips representing
Muser Bros, OF New York, who has
been in Norfolk for several days re-
turned to New York last night Via the
old Dominion steamer.
y large number of delegates To the
Presbyterian meeting at Richmond left
Norfolk yesterday, ana more Will follow
to-day.
There will be n meeting OF the Wash
inglon Circle OF the Kings Daughters
AZ the home OF Miss james. - York
Place, tomorrow at II o'clock q. IN.
Mrs Robert Reid ANA daughter. Miss
Maril Il. Reid, leave for Baltimore to-
day, where they will remain several
weeks visiting relatives.
The Seaside Club of Ocean View has
opened its club house for the season.
The opening was II delightful reunion.
The wood covering of the quite. cor
ner OF Main and Church streets is in
need of repairs. y small girl got her
foot caught between the wood and iron
covering Monday afternoon and mar
rowly- escaped serious injury.
Mr.. j. @. II. Smith. of Pi;tsburg. IS
the guest of his brother, Superintendent
II. l.. Small, of the water works de-
partment
Miss Libbie ]. Evans. Of Minneapolis.
Mimi. Is the guest of her brother DO
putty United States Marshal ]. T.. West,
of Park Place, for the summer
The Great Council of the Improved
Order of Red Men convcnos in Chinca-
league to-day.
Ruth Lodge No. 50, 4. +. & \. NJ,
had work in the third degree last night.
horse attached to n country cart
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
ErEaS'T fsE nONE.
No One Gan KcniaTI yy1II, T0 CHrOnTc
Disease San Ec Cured Jnic.s the
Stomach 1. First Made Strong
and Z .oruus

This is plain because every organ in the
body depends ON thc stomach for its nour-
!shment. Nerve. bone. sncw, blood arc
made from The food which the stomach
converts 10 our use.
HOW useless 10 treat disease with this.
that .nu the other remedy and neglect the
most imlor.aut ct AN. tine stomach
fhc earliest symptoms OF Indigestion
are soui ria.nes. lad taste in the month.
sas i'm stomach and bowels, valnI.lttou.
ali-Eone feeling, lantnoss, headuch s.
constipation. later comes loss of o. Fiji.
consnmpiion. liver and heart troubles.
kidney diseases nervous prostrlf.0u All
of wh'ch arc the indirect result OF poor
nutrition.
Amy person suffering from Indigestion
should make IL practice 90 take after
each meal ono OF ~tuais Dyspepsia Tab-
lets. allowing 10 10 Dissolve 10 t.r month
ami thus ming!c with iho saliva ana enter
Sl' sioMaeh % CIV most natural WAY.
These Tablets ag, N.gAly recommended 6v
DIR. Jcnnisln h..ar-. thty are comros.d
OF the natural stVn acids ana fru.t
essences wlieh tho stomach En- d.
costing gu Nii'., 1We food before it mas
time 90 fcrnlnt trl SOUR
s-nart's l'EIN HMots arc sold by.
tr,u Sbir ~, iliii r nitNaEts nt 30 cents.
tit! exc '.4s" lirit ior uNa!ids and
NAi!nFel. a n'n. stOma1n diseases
ana .nnNs'iia lI i's imOria!s o.: genuine
cures sent tiee idrcssnS T. A. Stuart
CO... Marshal. y. oa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
GLADSTONi.'S Tna,T.
a characteristic OF EngIano.s "Gr,,a
Ola Man" which Prolonged l,ts 80.

One OF the chief characteristics Of me.
lands Grand old Man" was that h.,
never worried; neutrality-suspicious. the inn
late Chadstons never iudulgod i'm al1,i,a'.
life. MS
II is 4 fact. that mental influence ar
feet the system and joyous sp.r.t c,i,'l,
good health. Many persons exhaust tr..r
that do not exist. or over winch t.ty
have no control
Apparently. women suffer tho mo
The cNac;ing duties OF the home ana H.
demands OF modern sOcic.y maxi. ~,
mans life m'sei able. Worry ami frsttle-
arc the causes OF much OF the hcag-
acne, poor appetite, Ualcncss, resfi. s.
sleep. shuky nerves. weakness in bsd,
The right thing for persons afnictsa
with any Of these symp, 3ms is To ENC
Use of Browns Iron bitters. as tins fo-
nous remedy is Of peculiar NOR, and
never fails TO benefit.
Iron is an important element of ,h.
blood and u necessity % iifc. an uhy-
clans prescribe !, IN some form. ana fn-
quently advise the use Of browns Ion
1Sitters. for this remedy contains Ne..f.-
bic remedies Of alterati i've ana PURIFYING.
qualities combined with the strcngth,u-
ing clements OF iron
That It's u5c is beneficial and lasting
shown by the experience Of Mrs. Mary h.
Cutlriell. o. 200 Nor,ll Marshall Avenue
Norfolk. Va. Mrs Guthrie. is the widow
OF tn: late Or. Goo W. suthr-cll and IN
talking WITH a reporter recently. said:
'Sc.Ic years ago | WITS suffering VIII
general debility and was ia miserable
II began taking Browns Iron Bitttrs
and almost Immediately my health i'm
Croyod. After using three bottles i was
cured. The remedy seemed 10 strengthen
mo and give renewed fc. To-day / am
in fco5d health ana am glad 10 speak a
GOOD word for the remedy which benefited
ne"
e...!ching Te blood 81 DRUGGISTS sell it.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
safe orr nl,ronn Amrmcn,

GSy Telegraph to Nirginan-Pnot)
Charleston, S. c.. May 1c.-At meet
ing of the stockholders OF the Southern
Investment Company held in this city
to-day, the sale Of the Carolina Mid
land TO the Southern Railway Com
pAny was approved and ratified BY
this purchase the Southern acquires
seventy twt-rrriiii- " r7,11ii, -r,irt -Ufr
which can he used in the new line
which the Southern is to build from
Columbia S. O., 10 Savannah. Ga.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
Roturm orGcncrnisscury.
tBy Telegraph 10 VirEinian-prot.,

TT " II III ''V.I-1 IFVN'I
New York, May 1G-The United
States transport Mcpherson. which LETT
San Juan May .. Ponce May 10. ana
Santiago May -. arrived and anchored
at Quarantine this evening. having on
board General Guy Y. Henry. the for
mcr military governor Of Porto Rico,
staff and family; Lieutenant COM
mandcr Ward, of the United States
steamer Panther. and family; Colonel
c. c. Hood. u. $. ~; a. cabin passen-
gers ana SO discharged soldiers belong
inE TO various regiments. All are well
on board.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
supreme conner, rso,a, Arcan.nn
Dy Telegraph to virgrnian-pno,>

dBy Telegraph TO Nirginian-Plot.>
Washington. u. C.. May 1G.-The SUI
preme Council Royal Arcanum. ror-
resenting about 100000 members
throushout thS country. viii hold its
annual meeting here beginning to-
morrow ana lasting eight days. Most
81 The ninety delcwaies arrived to-
night There is considerable business,
TO be brought W. j. H. Ausar. of
Trenton. \. j., vice regent i, Is con
coded, Will be chosen TO succeed Edson
Nj. Schryver. of Baltimore, as supreme
regent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
SOC Wheeler unc,s in w,.>niu.,on

VEE lVT0ETlPh 10 NlT@'M.an-Tl0D
washington. u. C.. May ls.-Gcneral
Joseph Wheeler, who returned TO
Washington to-day from the South.
said tho report that he came in re-
sponse to u message from the score
tary Of War, ana that he probably
would be sent to The Philippines. was
Incorrect lie received no such message
from any government official and does
not expect TO receive at this time any
orders sending him out Of the country.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
Brought thu Guy Hail.

Char. Johnson. the negro who was
shot by Police Officer sanderln sun
day night for nssaulting him while UNI
der arrest, was removed from ST. Vim
cents Hospital yesterday afternoon to
the city Jail hospital. There is no
material change in his condition Jle is
not, as has been stated, seriously in
jured.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
a TRUNK Found.

officer T. J. Nelson found in the rear
of Miller, Rhoads & Co.'S store this
morning ut O'Clock drummer's
trunk. and sent it to police headquar-
ters ~ card attached to the trunk bore
the name of j. Meyer. or Moran. IT
had not been opened when the Virgin
IAN Pilot went TO press. 1t is heavy ana
evidently we'll filled
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
Count BndcniA,,cmp.- Suicide.

Gy Telegraph to Nirginian-Pnot.)
London, May 16.--Spccial DISPATCHES
from Vienna say it is reported there
that Count Badeni. The former primc
minister of Austria, recently tried to
commit suicide on account of losses
sustained on the race course.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17

Captain M. ii. Prince. the popular
police officer. was thrown from \
bicycle Monday night while on his way
home and sustained spraincd ankle
AS consequence he could not go on
duty yesterday evening and last night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17

Cpy Telegraph to yirrinlan-Pilot)
Boston. May ia conference OF
members OF the anti-Imporialist League
was held at Young's Hotel to-day. The
event Of the meeting was an address
d. iivered by eX-Governor Boutwell,.
League. in which he upheld the post
ton Of Aguinaldo and undertook TO
answer Secretary Long.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
ynt Orders.

CRy Telegraph TO Virslnian-Pllot)
Washington. May 1G.-Rear Admiral
c. W, Sumner has been detached from
duty rs communicate OF the naval sta
ton al Port Royal, $. c.. June LIST, ana
ordered home on waiting orders.
CAPTAIN @. H. Rockwell has also been
detached from duty nj the Port Royal
station ana ordered home.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
Il formed n cabinet in

Count Badeni formed a cabinet in
1895. Ills ministry resigned OH Novc5n-
Der %, 1897. lie comes of an Italian
family which migrated into Poland in
me sixteenth century. The fortune Of
the former premier has been estimated
at S2,50000o
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
= DISASTROUS STORM.
BUILDINGS DEMOLlsHED-CIRCUs
TENT FALLS-SCuOOL CHILD
rem INJURED.
dy Telegraph to virgInian-pnot3

GSy Telegraph TO NirSinian- Pilot.)
Mount Pleasant, Pa, May ic.-rhe
storm which caught this section ut .
O'clock this evening was the most Sc
we're ana disastrous in many years.
Rain fen in torrents and hail was SO
severe that ii is feared crops are badly
damaged. Ten houses of the Illinois
steel Company, at Norwood, just an
der way OF completion. and one belong
irg To the Worl<men. were blown to
pieces. The large plate glass windows
IN me comnany's store at that place
were broken by the wind and hail.
UNDER ACiltCUS TENT.
Akron, Ohio. May ia cyclone
struck this city at o'clock this after
noon and did much damage The storm
struck The tents OF Mains circus and
they collapsed upon the crowd. Police
men mad hard work to prevent panic.
hut the spectators were finally released
without injury.
In East Akron. the Riggs boiler com
ranN shops were badly damaged. and a
portion of store wall fel anon The
oiiice root, crashing through ii and
completely wreclIing the interior.
The shops Of the Akron Sewer Pine
Company also suffered heavily.
SCHOOL CHILDREN INJURED.
Canal Fulton Ohio. My nc. During
the storm to-day the wall Of Il school
mousse was blown III ana the pupils wore
injured, some Of them quite seriously.
Consult Rudolph & Wallace. the ac-
knowledged leaders in Tutoring. You
VIII never be satisfied until You do.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17

All in sight or monument. "Nawost
Discovery" extracts teeth painlessly.
n. Y. Dental Rooms. Enncs only. 32.i
9lain street. CORNER Talhlt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17

Consult Rudolph & Wallace. the ac-
knowledsed leaders in tlilorins You
Will never be satisfied until You do.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20
ADMIRAL SAMPSON
AND HIS BRAVE MEN.
Elaborate Preparations Being Made
Tor Reception 80 NewpOrt's Lee
ton Will Be Great Event.

Very elaborate preparations are be-
Ing made for the reception of Admiral
Sampson and his fleet at the third in
auguration OF Gov. Dyer at Newport on
the SOth. Secretary Of the Navy Long
sent word TO Gov. Dyer yesterday af-
ternoon that the fleet would be in Mar
ragansett bay by the evening OF the
29th, ready to Participate in the last
election day in the sister capital of lit
tie Rhode Island
AdJt. Gen. Sacllett met the Newport
committee on the celebration last night
and made arrangements for the occa-
sion. The fleet officers and men will.
at the conclusion Of the parade. be
g.vel a banquet. This will be quite
an elaborate affair and Of a nature call
culated TO show that the state extends
hospitable welcome. The intention
now is, IL is understood. to have the
city of Newport entertain the officers
of the fleet. This program may be sub
tected 10 change, however. as Moth
ing definite will be decided upon until
reply Is received from Admiral Samp-
son in response 10 the governors letter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20
CATERER BURlANDO DEAD.
Was Eorn In Genoa, Italy, and Had a Successful
Business Career Here.

Luigi Burlando, one of the best
known caterers and ice cream manu-
facturers in this city, died at his home,
No. 1S1 Spruce street, at late hour
yesterday afternoon, after a long ILL
ness
Mr.. Burlando was born in Genoa,
Italy, in 1850. and came to this country
when about 23 years of age, and i'm
mediately procured employment with
the late George NJ. Ardoene, with whom
he remained for u years, during which
time he gained a knowledge OF the
business that enabled him. at the end
OF that period, to set up an establish
ment of his own.
lie started I'm a small way, but his
business increased with years and he
soon became well and favorably
known. His place of business was on
College street near the foot of the hill.
His wife and nine children. two of
whom are married, survive him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20
N NEW SIZE T S,

To wed the girl who was his flame
Was what the spark desired;
He told about his burning love.
And then got promptly fired.
PUCK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20
MAlDENS CELEBRATION.
The City Begins an Elaborate Observance Of lis
250ih Anniversary.

Maiden, Mass, May 2O.--This city to-
day began celebration which prom
ises to be most memorable in the his
tory of the place i'm honor OF the 25Oth
anniversary OF the Incorporation of
Maiden as a town. For this purpose
the city government appropriated s17.-
300 few months ago and many of the
leading citizens have made individual
subscriptions greatly increasing the
amount.
The arrangements We're placed In the
hands of some citizens who have been
at work for weeks and the celebration
programme which was opened today
with appropriate exercises by the school
children, embraces church exercises to-
morrow. day OF sports on Monday
and big parade and anniversary ban
quet on Tuesday. The festivities clos
ing with band concert and fireworks.
The principal service on Sunday al
though all churches will observe the
occasion, will be union meeting i'm the
pavilion at which Rt. Rev. William
Lawrence, Episcopal bishop OF Massa-
chusetts, Will speak.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Brief but Interesting liens About Recent Happen.
lrgs In Thess Plantations.

The Radical Peace =Stas.issaa has atszs1t.szs
the following named officers Presi-
dent, Rev. Charles III. Plummer: Vice
President. Elizabeth b. Chase: Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Cornelius G. Plum
mer; Corresponding Secretary, Francis
Gallagher; Executive Board, Rev.
Charles III. Plummer. Rev. Samuel
Boyd, Cornelius G.. Plummer Adelaide
l.. II. Prouty, Rev. r.. j. Hudson, Mrs
Shubael S. Howes. John w. Prouty;
Trustees, jerome Il. Plummer. Jona-
than Bailey. Francis Gallagher
Some extraordinary shipments OF cot
ton are just now passing through for
Fall River and other Massachusetts
and eastern points. There are at pres
ent more than 100 carloads between
Boston and the Harlem river. and at
WEXFORD yesterday Al carloads were
started along toward Fall River. The
large rail shipments OF raw cotton are
causing good deal OF gossip i'm COM
mercial circles. and every one admits
that business Is very brisk
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Original widows. etc, Sarah NJ
Quinn. Central Falls. IS: war with
Spain, original Otto II. Gross Provi-
dence, s..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20
MOLOERS met.
Largely Attended Special Session in
Burnside Hall.
Little Change In the Situation In Local
Shops Union Men Firm.

There was special meeting OF the
Molders' union al Burnside Hall last
evening, there being about 400 persons
present Eice-President Valentine ad-
dressed the meeting. reviewing the
general conditions and the local stua-
ton. After the meeting there Mas an
extended session OF the executive com
mitt'e, but nothing was given out for
publication, although IL was stated that
the al irai'on matter was generally
discussed.
AT the local foundries mattep are GO
ing on as smoothly as possible. In the
shops where there is a strike there is
heat made every so often, and a
claim made tnat there is a regular gain
fron day To day in tonnage ani men
at work No change in sentiment is
manifest -affd-tic- same good feeling
exists along the line. 1t looks now.
however, as If the strike had settled
down TO stern basis. How much long
err this state OF affairs may continue the
molders do not appear TO be troubled
about. They point with pride To the
fact that there have been no desertions
and say all are loyal to the core.
In the strike among the iron molders i'm
Pawtucket. II is stated that about a
dozen OF the men have secured employ.
inent in the foundries i'm various places
In Massachusetts. and that the foun-
drymen will have difficulty in getting
back their old hands at any price, IL
the exodus shall continue. Some OF
them claim that they will soon have
their help back, whether or not the
strike is settled, but the molders mere
" laugh at this claim. and say that the
statement is not worth denying.
arge number OF the men came TO Prov
dence last night to attend n meeting
held In their interest.
Today ia pay day with the striking |
holders. and by night IL is expected |
hat the strike benefit fund. amounting |
% over $500 will be dsbursed. This |
makes the second week of strike paw
vhich has been drawn by nearly go |
nen
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20
RHODE ISLAND W. C. 7. ll
Sem1'tnnual Meeling Of lhe First District Held al
paWlucket.

The semi-annual meeting OF the first
district of the w. c. r. u. was held in
Pawtucket. yesterday afternoon, at the
First Methodist Church, the 10 unions
of the district sending many dele
gates. Mrs. Edward l.. Houghton.
president, was i'm the chair, and encour-
aging reports We're received from the
several branches. The report of the
secretary and treasurer was equally
gratifying.
"A memorial service was held for the
seven members who have died the past
term, the ceremony being conducted by
Mrs. Mary A. Babcock 81 Phenix AT
the service remarks on the work of the
union were made by many Of the local
clergy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Reception 10 Teachers and Pupils Of 'S9, Hope
Street School. b. Principal and Mrs.. Rallou.

A reception to the Rraduutlay oluss
and teachers OF the Hope street high
school was given last evening. by Prln-
cipal Walter Ballou Jacobs and Mrs
Jacobs, at their residence on Olney
street. The reception was from TO
10 O'Clock, and among those present
were: Gen. and Mrs. Hunter G. White.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter c. Barney. Mr..
and Mrs. stephen q. Edwards. Henry
v. A. Joslin, Miss Tarbell and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. &. Burwell.
The affair was rendered particularly
pleasant, refreshments were served. and
line programme was carried out.
Miss susan Dodge read Robert OF Lin
coin and Nora Perry's "Rochambcau
ana the Rose. The High School Glee
Club sang The Unfaithful Shepherd
ess' and Since First Saw Your
Face. There were also several solos
by Walter ]. Towne.