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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-18
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative BrOmo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c. The genuine has
l.. B. q. on each tablet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-18

writing to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Mass.
Mrs. CORA gibson, Yates, Manistee
Co.. Mich. writes:
DEAR MRS PINKHAM-Two years ago
I began having such dull, heavy. drag
ging pains in my back, mcnses were pro-
fuse and painful and was troubled with
leucorrhea l took patent medicines
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-18
American Forces Reorganized.

Manila, March IS, 1880 a m.-Ihe
entire American force has been reorgan-
lied, two divisions of three brigades
each being formed. Lawton has as
sumed com mand of the 1st, and Ma
carthur of the I'd. A separate bri-
gade will be assigned TO provost guard
duty. An attack was made by the
rebels Yesterday on the battery at
Iona church, but were repulsed by
the Penn svlvanians with heavy loss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-18
RAISES AN ISSUE OF vERAC1rY.

Ex-EmpIoye and Antoine Differ on a Oues-
tion of Fact.
L. T. Ranlbo swore that in June, 1898,
he was in the employ of the Armour
company and helped in the canning Ge-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-18

mere Inc rebels have Deem resuppned
with ammunition and are using smoke
less powder
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-18
OREGON At MANILA.
Great Battleship Reaches the
Philippines in Good
Shape.
Is READY FOR ANY EMERGENCY.

So says Admiral Dewey-Spain's signature
to the Peace reity L eported by Ambas-
sador Cambon, of France. Who Is Asked
by secretary Hay to Continue to Act in
the Final FormalitIes.
Washington, March 1S.-The navy
department is advised of the arrival
of the battleship Oregon at Manila.
In the cablegram announcing the bat
tleship's arrival, Dewey added: The
Oregon is in fit condition for any
Inf, -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-18
INSPECTED THE PLANT
Armour's at Kansas City Looked
Over by the Military Court
of Inquiry.
WHOLE PROCESS OF CANNING MEAT

Examined, Except That of Kill
ing-witness Who Tells a Story That
Directly Contradicts Foreman's as to
Spoiled Product Rejected by the Govern
ment-Soldier Who Had No Complaint
to Make of the Food Provided.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-20

did you call the attention of the SER
geant to that meat being treated?"
Il called the attention of my commits
sary officer, my immediate superior"
| BY General G. W. Davis: Did all
the meat you got at Lakeland appear
to have this glossy surface like paraf-
| tine?'
Yes, SIR"
did you. say that it looked like
| paraffine was over it,
'.All the car meat we received had
| that appearance"
How about the beef you received late
| in Cuba?"
THE majority of the meat we received
| in Cuba spoiled on us. 1t was the fault
of the climate, as | thought at the
time
did it have this white appearance"
Il could not say because 1t was all
in cloths"
who was present beside yourself at
this interview with the agent of Armour
& Cor
Lieutenant Hartman and probably
Sergeant Ables, who is now a commits
! sary sergeant at Santiago.
Are you sure the agent was an Ar
mour MANI"
Yes, sir; I am positive because I
made out the vouchers.
Was he resident of Tampa, or did
he simply come from there?
Il think he was probably Chicago
man.
What was his appearance?
He was short, heavy set man. In
fact, Armour had two agents there, one
a young man of 25 the other decidedly
Jewish in appearance. The one I refer
to was the young man
Gould you scrape this material off
the surface of the meat-the preserva-
lne?"
Il could not say We could scrape it
off. 1t would break II was so light 1
could not scrape IL off.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-20
NO SENATOR ELECTED.
California Legislature Adjourns Without
Breaking the Deadlock.

Sacramento CAL March 19.-At Has a.
m. to-day the Legislature of California ad-
journed sine die without a United States
senator to succeed Stephen NJ. White hav-
ing been elected. When the hour for adj
journment was extended from midnight
until AS to-day at last nights session 1t
was expressly understood that the Sena-
torial matter was settled and that the
question of the election of a senator was
not to be preached to-day Nevertheless,
just before II o'clock Governor Gage sent
a message to both senate and assembly in
which he charged the legislature with
having left its duty unperformed In the
message he implored the members no
longer to delay, but to proceed to the cleo
ton of a senator at once.
The message was received with cheers
in the assembly, but republicans as well
as democrats stated that it came too
late. In the senate it was received and
read amid the greatest confusion. Sena-
tor Boyce, a Grant republican, took the
floor and in an excited address moved to
lay the message upon the table. His
voice was drowned in the uproar When
order had been somewhat restored Boyce
renewed his motion. Another motion was
made to have the message printed in the
journal which prevailed.
AT Has a. M, Il minutes before the
hour that another ballot for United
States senator would have been taken,
Lieutenant Governor Neffs gavel fell and
the legislature was declared adjourned.
after one of the longest and most excit-
ing sessions in the history of the state Of
California
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Going to Cuba.

Washington, March 19.-Secretary
Alger returned to Washington tonight
from his brief visit to Boston and
Montreal. The secretary said he eX-
pected to leave Savannah, Ga, Thurs
day for a trip to Cuba, and takes the
trip both to familiariZe himself with
the conditions there and to get a brief
respite from official duties at Washing
ton. Major Hopkins, his military aide;
Victor l.. Mason. his private secretary,
and several other persons will &C
company him. Whether he would go
further than Havana, the secretary
would not say tonight, but indicated
that that would depend entirely upon
circumstances. The secretary added
to another direct question that he did
not intend to go to Jekyill island, to
which place the president, Vice Presi-
dent Hobart. Senator Hanna and others
are booked for visit during the pre-
sent week.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-20

New York, March 19.-The Coney Island
Jockey club has issued a statement nam
ing the probable racing days and the or
der OF the stakes to be contested for at
the June meeting. 1t is as follows:
Saturday. June II, double event first
parp, Suburban: Monday, June 10, Daisy,
grass, selling: Tuesday, June 20. Foam,
Coney Island handicap: Wednesday, June
q, Rosebud, Bay hurdle race Thursday,
June %. Zephyr, Swift; Saturday, June "a,
Great Trial, Sheepshead Bay handicap;
Monday June 26 Spring, Spendthrift;
Tuesday, June 81. Surf; Wednesday. June,
IS, Tidal; Thursday. June %, June. Long
Island handicap; Thursday. July l, Yer
nal. Advance; Monday. July g. Pansy:
Tuesday July 4. double event Second
parD. Lawrence Realization, Independence
steeplechase
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-20

New York, March 19.-The Sd United
States cavalry troop which is to take
part in the military games of the Mill
tary Athletic club, which begin in Mad
ison Square Garden tomorrow, arrived at
the garden to-day from Fort Ethan Allen.
The troop Is commanded by Captain
George A. Dodd, and consists Of sc men
with horses. They will be quartered in
the garden during the tournament. Light
battery F of the 5th artillery arrived at
the garden from Fort Hamilton in the
afternoon in command of Captain Mo
Clusky. The track on which the athletic
events will be contested was completed
tonight
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-20

Madrid, March 1S.-Senor SilVela, pre-
mier and minister of foreign affairs, had
a conference to-day with the French am
bassador regarding the liberation of
Spanish prisoners in the hands of the FIJI
ipinos. Spain, it is rumored, has deter
mined to protest to the civilized world
against the attitude of the Americans in
hindering the efforts of General Rios.
Spanish commander in the Philippines. to
liberate the prisoners. The governor will
demand a credit for the payment of the
interest on the Cuban debt.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-20
SENATOR WALSH DEAD.
Eminent Southerner Succumbs to Nerv-
Gus PrOstration.

Augusta, Ga, March 19.-Hon. Pat
rick Walsh, EX-United States senator
and mayor of Augusta. died at his res
idence to-day, after three months i'll
ness from nervous prostration. There
had been little hope of his recovery. but
his death was not thought to be 50
near at hand. Mayor Walsh was one
of the most prominent men in Georgia
and he had received national recogni-
ton as one of the earnest champions Of
southern development, and perhaps the
best authority on the material resources
and manufacturing products of the
South. Mr.. Walsh was born in Ire
land in 1910. For Is years past he has
been editor and proprietor Of the Au-
gusta Chronicle.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-20

San Francisco, March 19.-Captain
Neall of the Fourth cavalry, who re-
Gently disappeared, leaving his financial
affairs in bad way, has returned from
Mexico. He reported to-day at the Pre-
sido and was Immediately placed
under arrest, 1t is stated that the
shortage in his accounts has been made
good, and it is doubtful whether he will
be court martialed or merely repri-
manded,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-20

Paris. March 19.-An official decree just
issued authorizes the School of Mines in
this city to accept the gift of 5000 of
fered in February of last year by DIR.
Thomas ESgleston, emeritus professor Of
mineralogy and metallurgy of the School
OF Mines, New York
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Ponce. Porto Rico. March 19.--Inspector
General Breckenridge of the United States
army, who will inspect all the military
posts in Porto Rico, reviewed the troops
at Ponce yesterday and proceeded to-
day to the Yauco district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-03
LUCERNE VALLEY.



Special Correspondence.
i.uccrno Valley. Uintah Co, Fob. 81
In reply ~ the many questions con-
corning Luccrnc valley ana IT, facilities,
permit me 20 state that the north side
~ the valley ~ composed ~ rich
sandy loan. The middle ANA the south
side ~ clay soil In some parts uf the
valley II " not entirely level, but very
nearly an can be- irrigated. There ~
an abundance ~ water. aH Sheep creek
and uonry'a Fork. from which We get
our water supply. heads on the north
side Of the Ilntnh range, which " Cow
cred with perpetual SNOW ana n fed by
numerous lakes and springs. Luccrn'
grain ana vegetables do We'll. ~ the
climate II very warm and adapted for
ench. There have been no wells as yet
dug. hut good drinking water has been
pipcd into our town Tor culinary pur-
There IL n small store I'VE or xix miles
from here. but aA yet there II no grist
mill. ns there II not enough grain raised
to support one. There II at the present
time about two hundred and nfty acres
NJ land under cultivation. which yields
abundant crops. uncultivated land
fenced. with good title aud water
rights. II worth twenty dollars per acre.
There has been plenty ~ coal dlseuv-
cred within I'VE miles OF our toWnhltc,
but N undevolOped.
Tho prlcr ~ cattle IN our country II
very high. na We have nne grnzinf
district. and this II the leading indus
trY
Tho altitude Or Luccrne valley has
been estimated NJ $500 feet above rci
level. Asa rulo the wind does not blow
aH hard here na IN some places. as u u
we'll protected by the hills,
We arr very nearly all members Of
the church Of Jesus Christ of Latter
day Saints but ~ yet We have not been
organized into n branch OF the church
though wo are holding sunday school
! and expect In the near future o. have a
branch OF the church organized herr.
t.ucernc valley N about 40 miles In
an onstcriy direction from Snlt Lake
city. Parties coming from salt Lake
valley would do well 60 come M Par
| lcy'a canyon. thence 90 Coalville ~
| Echo canyon. thence TO Evanston, from
there 10 Iiillinrd and Piedmont, theme,
10 Fort Brldger aud over 20 hcnry.'
/ Fork.
JAMES REID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-03

Notice liz hereby given that under and
In accordance with tie power and au-
thority granted by that certain trust
deed made April 10. 1898. hy charles
Hong and Margaret IIoag. his wife TO
william VI. Bradley. Trustee, FOR The
Utah Title Insurance q Trust COM
tauy, the holder ~ said trust deed and
The Indebtedness secured thereby, aud
fesordcd ~ Book ID Of Mortgages,
fnres 3S7-s Of the records ~ Salt Lake
County. Ttah. tho undersigned Trustee
win ofer Tor sale and sell To- the high
est bidder for cash nt the west front
entrance tu the city ana County Build.
lnE. being the front door ~ Tho snlt
Lake county Court House IN the city
~ Salt Lake county ~ Salt Lake and
state uf Utah. ON March 10th 1893. nt
Z" O'Clock uouu ~ said day, ull tur real
estate hereinafter described. Ur so much
thereof uH b. necessary. TO pas nnI dlf-
charge th. Indebtedness secured hy FuId
tfuat drrd nud tHNrs paid oui bv thr
holder NJ -aii Indebtedness and iutrf-
oct thereon reasonable attorney 700.
cumpruratiun 10 tine cost OF this u0.
tico Hud expenses ~ sale.
Tho o. WiIt be- made ~ Tie request
NJ tho holder ~ guild Indebtedness and
bocnurr OF default in the payment ul
the principal indchtcdncss 90 maturity
aud the interest thereon.
said real estate Boz situated in Sllt
Lake County. state NJ Utah. ana i4 pnr-
tcuiariy described ns Commencing nj
the northeast corner ~ lot one tN.
hl,fk nineteen 40. ulat r. Salt Lake
cts survey and running theme" south
five 40 rods. thence west ton llnl rods.
thence north i've tn rods. thoucc east
ten uol rods. To point of commence
Together with nll nppurtcnaucci
thHfDuutu belonging
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-03
LOGAN.
city Council MeeilnE toviey aud XIII
Held Tor Trial Isudus 10 Canada.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. March 2.-rhe city council
met last night In regular session. but
transacted very little business. The
mayor was authorized to purchase 800
feet ~ new hose for the firr depart
ment. The finance committee pre-
scented q repur, giving eatimatcs ~ TO
the receipts and expenditures FOR 1899.
The figures given were. Receipts, $50
S2iN: expenditures $1,000.
The seventh ward dramatic company
presented the play Tony. Tho convict.
In the Second ward last night tp a.
good sized house Tho proceeds go 10
the ward Sabbath school
bishop W. y. Preston was IN the
CITY on business yesterday
Commissioner Melkle arrived home
today from Salt Lake. where he spent
several days IN ondonvurIug ~ obtain
q legislative appropriation. Tor the pur-
pose Of partly paying for the making N
new maps ana plate u property IN this
county.
Cowley and Kidd. the two young des-
pcrndocr. We're held To answer to o.
charge Of burglary In the district court
IN bonds Of 500 aud IN default Of bail
ntc now iungulHhlnR In the bnstiic.
Mr.. n. II. Wopdf1fd. u well known
resident Of smithncld. IL making prep
NlNNlNiN 10 NIlNAfA NNhIAlN TOT AlhNfAN4
Canada. where he VIII make his future
home with him will 40 several 9TH
cr families from different parts Of the
county. In fact. II appears that there
viii be- quite an exodus 81 people from
Cnch". this spring. To- the prosperous
canadian colony.
The following marriage licenses were
issued on Tuesday Joseph " Thorpe.
~ LOGAN. ana carrie NJ. Fife, or Prov
dcncc: Newell W. Kimbali. Jr.. and
l.ot;ic o. Goodwin. both N Logan. Eu-
gene Nelson. u Alto. and Christina
HuHanuon Of Newton. VIM A. chat.
Ne and Ada a. Davies. both OF Frank
I'm.
Logan. March 1--Thc salt Lake OPP
era company presented A Trip 10 AZ
ucn 60 a fair sized house last night.
A. usual. the company was enthusiasts
urnlly received. Miss Savage. Miss
Levy ana Mcssra. Spcnscr, Goddard
ana pypor ail old time fnyoritcH here,
made the usual success and were
warmly nppinuded. The rest OF the
company did we'll.
There was n heavy fall OF SNOW here
during last night and II II sim snow
inE.
The lecture In the II. v. College to.
night by g. W, Nibley N postponed, us
the lecturer II ~ with IN grippe.
Rev. DIR. pndcn OF Salt Lake will lee.
turc at the Agricultural college on
Monday evening under tho auspices OF
the SoroslH Society ana bachelors De-
batting club. subjects Greater America
Miss MDench vii rcclte and the col.
Z Miss Moeneh VIII fccite aud tho Col.
lcgc glco club viii sing during III,
evening.
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AMUSEMENT 40. ..


Notice ~ hereby given that az a
meeting OF the board of directors OF the
liulllnn Heck Tunnel Mining Co. held
nt Salt Lake city, Utah, February %,
1883. an assessment " unu-hulf ga of
one "a cent per share was levied ON the
capital stock ~ the corporation, pny-
able at once Go lifiunt =. Young aecrv.
tnry ana treasurer No. ioN Mccormick
Block. salt Lake city, Utah, ana any
stock upon which tho ASSIGNMENT shall
remain unpaid ON the 2sth day ~
March. 1893. win be- delinquent and adj
vrrtired Tor sale nt public auction. and
" payment o. not made before. win be-
sold on the 18th day ~ April. 1900. nt
the hour ~ pm. 40 tho nrico 20 tho
company. No SOS Mccormick block Salt
Lake city. Utah ~ pay assessment and
costs of advertising ana expenses OF
miANT g. YoUNG. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-03
rr1DrMlc or rNErNoNiA.
pANGUITCH.
stake Conference supposed iiorac Thieves
Arrested -thiid Accidentally roisoncd'

Arrested Chiid Accidentally roisoncd'
Special Correspondence.
panguitch. Garfield CO., Feb. 21.-our
quarterly conference was held here the
2sh and goth inst President J. w.
crosby Jr. being member of the Leg
stature. Counnciora Mahonrl N. steele
and David Cameron presided. pnly
three OF the wards were represented.
There were twcnty-onc speakers ana
the talks were on the Gospel am repofl.
from the different organizations. a
splendid feeling prevailed ana ai iet
that we had grand conference.
Two men. strangers In this vicinity.
wore captured her, a few dnyr ago by
sheriff Haycock. They had band uf
horses rounded up. and intended 20
take thcm ont ~ the country. when the
sheriff learned OF II and made IN" ar
rest. They are having a preliminary
Investigation before the Justice today
and no doubt will he held In bonds To
stand their trial before Judge Mccufty'
In n fcw days.
The weather Is cold and blus,ry but
no snow.
Dr. stoincra two-year-oid son, on
SUNDAY last. rot among his medicines,
tried 10 sample them. and II was
thought he took 80 much poison that
ID would prove fatal. but antidoica We're
applied and the little fellow u well
unNK.
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kAYSVILLE,
iiaishrs Greek Irrigation Company inoor-
porstiop.
speclal Correspondence.

special Correspondence,
kayavillc. Davis Co., Feb ?s.--At n
meeting OF the water claimants OF the
linlghts Greek Irrigation district. held
IN the 18Th Inst, II was decided that
their lniofuaiH could Do better protect
I'd under an Incorporation than az at
present In pursuance OF this decision
% committee was appointed Go draft
articles of incorporation To ha submitted
"a the shareholders meeting today. At
the meeting today tho nrtluicA NJ lncnr.
pprntinu were adopted ana tho COM
plny was organized with capital
stock of $4,000, divided into 1 600 Hharrs
NJ the par value N $50 each. The COM
pany viii be- known AZ the IniRhts
creek Irrigation company. The follow
ing board of directors We're elected for
the ensuing year; James H. Llnford.
president; n. w. Hnight. virc preni.
dent John W. Galley, secretary and
treasurer Lambert lilamiros and James
criddlr, The reservoir claim OF Peter
llarton's was EXCHANGED 10 the conf
pany Tor ffty-thrce secondary shares.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-03

Notice iH hrrnhy riy,n that % n
meeting nf the Board NJ Directors NJ
tho GnlI tcuf Mining company. held
February 18Th. 1893. am Assessment ~
ouo-hulf NJ ono per cont per share was
levied upon the capital stock uf tho
corporation. payable February goth
1890. 90 John Volts treasurer o. tue
company. az No, n north Aiuin Street.
salt Lake city Utah.
Any stock upon which this nHsrHs.
meut may rcmain unpaid March 2nth.
1888 viii Do delinquent. and on March
gist. 1850. win be- advertised for r1lp
ut public auction, ana unless payment
h. made before. viii Doc sold 0n April
18Th. 1889. ~ ~ o'clock noon 10 pay thr
delinquent assessment together with the
cost ~ advsrtislug and expense on sale.
ily order ~ the BOARD OF Directors.
JOHN WELLS.
Secretary
Dated Salt Lake city, Utah. February
18Th. 1899.
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.;oure % hereby given that IN accord
uuce with and under ule power sud
authority ggauted rs thHg certain trust
decd made September ~, 49,, ~ COS
uudyIHlEuul trustee, hy rHiah =.
liarilc ana john y, ilafdic, her hua-
hand. ANA recorded ln liu.h SEA, page
lfl ui Mortgage, az uil records OF SAT-
Lake comfy Utah the undersigned
trustee WIN oncr Tor vale aud frll % tho
highest bidder Cor cash 90 The west
'front.' entrance tu ihn cliy ana county
buildiug. Dr. SAILS Lake CITY SAT- Lake
county liah, prihE tht Ityhi u""I Ok
thr county court house OF eAll SAT-
Lake County, 1u March lAth, 1879, at ~
O'Clock noon 90 that day, sll "a" real
estate hereinafter described, or Do much
thereof a. utDera Afl, 90 pay ana u.h'
Charge he ludrntrinrH secured 10y
fHl1 trust decd, being 5000 nee prir-
tIuH1 now dur with Interest from MARCH,
I'd. 1885 90 th" day OF sale nt thu rate
az p,t cont per HunuW, 500 40 tho
urIuclpAl indebtedness having been paid
Du February 3. 1896, ana also 90 Pay
reasonable attorneys zee, compensation
90 said trustee. scat %. this notice ahi
tSunuFeH 81 sale,
qh- taIc win DO made az tho request
M thr holder ~ Fnid indebtedness and
b.aufe of default iu tho payment of
said indebtedness rt maturity,
Tho real estate above rt"fci % 10
situate 10 Salt lthH county, state u
Utah. and rs bounded lUd particularly
described a. follows;
Tho ,.rst unr-h1lf CD ot lot No.arv,n
"a iu block flrty-hNo 60 rat d.
sult Lake CITY survey, said PROMISE,
I.lnr otherwise described ns commence
ina at the northwest roru,r ~ Hlld lot
aforesaid, amt running thence south
twenty 800 rods, thence ruft i've ti,
rode, thouvu north twenty 900 rods, and
thence west i've go riuH tn The place
of beginning; together with AN nppur-
tcnancca and privileges there unto be-
lonBlug,
Trustee.
Dated February 10th, 1893
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OUR OWN STATE.

the southern States on the same crrand
on the 10th.
A marriage license has been issued
to John Al0nzo Gordon Of American
Fork. aged %, and Nancy ]. Pesrce Of
Provo. aged 81.
Z. =. Mock and Arthur r. Driver "
salt Lake are registered at the Hotel
Roberts.
The general committee Cclty1 on Ola
Folks entertainment. v arranging tu
give a theatrical entertainment for the
date. The Poor of Now yorA has been
selected MS the play. and IN the cast
are poaunastor John g. Graham. Mrs
Annie Jones' Atkin and other local
favuritcH.