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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
CHICAGO BRIBERY SCANDAL.
GRAND JURY AWAITING THE STATEMENT
OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM ILLINOIS
CENTRAL OFFICIAL

OF FROM lLLlNOlS
CENTRAL OFFICIAL.
Chicago June "a CSpecaD.-The Grand Jury in
vestgating the jury-brihing scandal for which
Dan Coughin is under indictment. is awaiting
the itemized statement OF disbursements which
Vice-President John c. yelling OF the Illinois Gem
trail Railroad Company promises 10 furnish or Nom
day.
When this statement is presented the books al
ready examined will again be gone over and the
statements verified. There several good book
keepers on the Grand Jury. These will be put at
work on the books TO endeavor 10 reach a basis
upon which the investigation to certain dis
bursements may be made. The distribution OF all
funds in the operating. legal. claims and secret
service departments for the last six months will Be
shown. The report will also include a complete
statement Of disbursements In connection with the
damage suit OF Thomas Caroine.
When this report has been gone over by the
Grand Jury Vice President yelling Chief Claim
Agent L. L. Losey and Assistant Claim Agent ".
G Rankin will be recalled. Other officials OF the
Illinois Central may also be asked 10 testify. II
was decided to-day that p J. OKeefe. OF the secret
service OF the railroad should be recalled. probably
on Monday. Sidney Andrews. who Of counsel
for the defence In the case Of Thomas Carbtns
against the Illinois Central Railroad Company. the
trial OF which brought the present inquiry. Will
also be called
Another question which may bring to a head the
search after the supplers Of corruption funds 10
the prospective return OF Bailin Lynch. who IL nov
a fugitive It is said he himself is tired CT being
hunted while his friends believe II would be better
for him 10 return and face the music. believing
that he should confess the names OF the men who
a. chance in this case for Chicago to unearth the
nest OF the Jury fxers which has helped 10 make
jasuce, anaiTs IN which some OF the great cor.
porarions have been interested is concerned.
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PUNCHED HIS FIANCEE'S BROTHER
wELL-KNOwN YOUNG MEN OF YONKERs IN
A FIGHT-sERIOUs CHARGES MADE AND
A WARRANT OF ARREST ISSUED.

wELr-KNOwN YOUNG MEN OF YONKERs IN
A FIGHT-sERIOUs CHARGES MADE AND
A WARRANT OF ARREST ISSUED.
Daniel H. Stanton, wealthy New-York stone
contractor whose home is Morsemere Yonkers.
visited the Yonkers courtroom yesterday and pro-
cured from Judge Kellogg a warrant for the arrest
Of Reginald G. Whittemore. son OF c H. mite
more a New-York expressman and a prominent
citizen OF Yonkers. on a charge OF assault Mr.
Stanton procured the warrant for his son. D. Perry
Stanton. and swore to IL on information which was
furnished by his son. and belief, which was the
result OF having seen his sons condition.
This action by Mr. Stanton was the sequel 10 an
occurrence which will cause a shock 10 tasnonaoie
people in Yonkers.
Reginald Whittemore. the man who Is accused is
a land promoter. He lives with his father at NO
$50 Woodworth-ave He had heard OF the warrant.
and Yesterday afternoon entered the Yonkers ponce
station and gave himself up thus avoiding the I'M
pleasantness OF being arrested He was accom-
anied by an attorney. Mr.. Whlttemore. after De-
ing examined by President Frank P. Treanor OF
the local Police Board allowed 10 go on his
promise to appear In court tomorrow morning.
After thus having escaped confinement In the local
prison. Whttemore gave this version of the trouble
that led 10 his arrest in which he accused Perry
stanton OF having beaten and brutay assaulted MS
sister 10 whom Whittemore is engaged
The young woman Is Ml a1ai F.yori,s IVhitte
more is tall and OF slender figure ana Is sald 20 Os
an athlete Of mean ability. HIS right hand
was swathed in bandages when ne visited the pc
lice station, as a result OF the punching ne gave
Stanton. -, -, 49,, g.. ho,re
attended by DR. Sherman. The physician reported
10 the police that his patients nose was broken
and that his face was badly cut ana bruised. a.
was his body. The stantons refused TO speak on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
KILLED BY ELECTRIC SHOChS.

MUCH DAMAGE IN NEw-ENGLAND BY LIGHT
MING. RAIN AND HAIL.
Boston June A-The southeastern portion OF
New England was the centre OF heavy electrical
storms tonight in which a combination OF the
elements wrought extensive damage. hail destroy
Ing crops and breaking window glass. rain caus-
ing washouts on lines OF suburban street railways
and electricity wrecklng buildings and causing
some loss OF life
s Ellis but did not touch his wife and child who
were In the same room.
AT Salem the West India Fibre Companys plant
was damaged 20 the extent OF $500 by nre
AT Fall River several structures were set on IRE,
including the Globe Yarn MIL, but the losses were
not great -. ,u
In Wareham. three men in a vehicle took refuge
Killing the horse and two men. Perry and West
gate and injurng the third.
New Bedford had severe experience. many
houses catching hpe. summer hotel at Dart,
rrrontb kent bv Benjamin Potter burned. and
the guests lost ali their effects
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HEAVY SHOWER OF HAIL
vrcr-.nrEs AND FRUIT AROUND GARNER
VILE sUFFER-ExCURsIoN PARTY
CAUGHT IN STORM
CAUGHT IN STORM.

Garnerville y Y. June A-one OF the heaviest
,hunderztorms ever known here passed over this
section OF country this afternoon doing much dam
age Garden truck and fruit crops are practieally
DESTROYED When the electrical storm was at It's
beIgh, large hailstones fell. breaking windows in
dwelling houses and stores. tearing branches from
trees and frightening horses and cattle This after
noon eighteen couples left Haverstraw on an ex-
cursion boat bound for Poughkeepsie, and the tug
Island The excurslonlss were last seen near stony
Poin, Lighthouse when the storm struck me rlvet
az that point Fear Ia entertained here for their
safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
RAISING TROOPS FOR GEN. OTIS

RECRUITING GOING ON WITH GRATIFYING
RAPIDITY
Washington. June 24.-It is said by officials at
the War Department interested in the recruiting
movement that this work is proceeding with
pleasing rapidity Recruits have been received
at the rate OF one thousand week for the last
three weeks. and there are now at the Preside
OF San Francisco about five thousand men wait
ing transportation TO the Philippines. Many OF
these are old soldiers. and the others being
rapidly drilled and broken in The Army is now
practically recruited up TO its legal maximum
OF sixty-fve thousand men. but 1t is understood
that the recruiting at the present rate will be
kept up for some time. or at least until the De-
partment receives further advices from General
Otis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
LONG ISLAND PHYSICIANS MEET.

The midsummer meeting OF the Associated Ply
stefan, Of Long Island was held at the Casino. In
Garden City. yesterday About eighty physicians
from all parts OF Long Island were present. DR..
q r Fowler read an interesting paper on the
treatment OF appendicitis and at It's close was
greeted with an outburst OF applause. The paper
was illustrated with lantern slides, showing opera
lions for appendicitis In the course OF performance.
DR. J. r Taylor. OF Sag Harbor, read paper on
chloroform and ether and their use: Dr.. @. Cos.
man OF the Kings County Hospital. Brooklyn, read
4 paper on the treatment OF tuberculosis BY injec-
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public. and not to deceive ones self: that 49,
first, to listen 10 the dictate OF ones conscience
and, then, to follow It,"
Such language goes to show that NJ. Waldeck-
Rousseau Is not the sceptic he sometimes mas
been mistaken for. Nor is he demagogue
His self-respect. his distinction and his reserve
have even sometimes been called "aristocratlc
haughtiness" He may look like an aristoctar
But he is a true. sound and sanguine Repunh-
can, and he will prove Premier worthy OF the
French Democracy. OTHON GUERLAC'
New-York. June %. 1899
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MEXICO TO TRY YELLOW FEVER SERUM.

Health Ofhcer Doty has perfected arrangements
with Dr. Edward Liciaga, representing the Mexi-
can Government. 10 the yellow fever serum in
Vera Cruz where there are many cases OF the dis
ease DR. Doty has appointed a young physician
q, Charleston s. c.. who is thoroughly immune
"a yellow fever TO represent him and use the Sc
rum In Vera Cruz This physician will start by
..~-,.ar on Wednesday
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HOLYOKE'S PRESIDENT RESIGNS.

ELIZABETH s. MEAD DECIDES TO END HER WORK
AT THE NEw-ENGLAND COLLEGE.
Springfield. Mass. June 24.-Mrs Elizabeth
Stores Mead president OF Mount Holyoke Col
lege has handed to the trustees her resignation
10 take effect one year from date. The trustees
received letter at their meeting on Tues
day and since that time a committee OF con-
ference has sought to dssuade her from insist
ing upon her resignation, but 70 no purpose.
Mrs Mead saws that now the college is in good
condition and as she has given 10 II the best
work OF her life she wishes relief from its cares.
Mrs Mead sailed for Europe to-day Sne mas
been president Of Mount Holyoke since 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
TO CUT OFF REBEL SUPPLIES.

THE CONCORD Will PERFORM PAINUL
DUTY AT LINGAYEN.
Washington. June 24.-The gunboat Concord
has sailed from Hong Kong for Lingayen for
patrol duty Lingayen is port in the bay OF
Llngayen on the northwest coast Of Luzon. II
supplies are being furnished to the insurgents
they probably are landed in this bay, from which
easy access could be had to the interior OF the
IsIanh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
DEATH OF MAJOR BRENNAN

DEATH OF MAJOR BRENNAN
Washington June 4-The War Department has
received the following dispatch:
Manila. June %.
Adtutant-General. Washington
Major Brennan LIST Montana, died at O'Clock
,bre. mnnthe - OTIS
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6O-62 West 23d St.

tions of nitrate Of silver Each Of the papers was
discussed at some length by those present.
Following the meeting dinner was served at the
Garden City Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25

QUEEN REGENT SIGNS CEssION BILL.
Madrid. June 24-The Queen Regent has
signed the bill for the cesson TO Germany OF the
Caroline Islands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
NINE. pREYFUs ARRIVES AT RENNEs.

London. June pa dispatch TO The Evening
News'' from Rennes says Nine. Dreyfus and ner
father arrived there this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25

General Roget was in command OF the troops NM
paroulede and MarceHabert, members OF the
Chamber OF Deputies tried 10 lead from their par
racks 20 the Elysee Palace during the trouble WHICH
,oIIoved IN. election OF President Loubet. II wa.
Announced on June that the Ministry had decided
10 transfer the General from Paris 10 Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
who said:
MAY BE BROKEN HEADS IN BREsT.

This means that II the anti-revisionists at
tempt a demonstration there will be broken
heads in Brest when Dreyfus is landed
The military authorities still retcent as 10
the arrangements made and II Is evidently
their desire u conceal the arr al Of the prison
er Of Devils Island until he shall have been
safely removed 10 Rennes. where there Is more
reason TO fear serious disorders than there is
here
NJ Deiobeau. who represents Brest in the Sen
ate said In the course Of an interview this even
ing that he did not expect any trouble upon the
arrival OF Dreyfus. adding that far as he can
judge the entire population Of the town is per-
fectly calm. and that unless a few hot-headed
individuals make trouble Captain Dreyfus will
pass through Brest without any untoward Incl
dent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25

GENERAL ROGET TO BE TRANSFERRED.
Paris. June 24-It has finally been decided 20
remove General Roget from Paris and appoint
him 10 command brigade OF Infantry at Bel
fort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
Not too Late

II YOU have already closed your
house without any protection
against burglary II is not too late
for you 10 send US your keys anc
we win wire your house In two
hours time and connect the same
With our district office.
HOLMES ELECTRIC PROTECTIVE CO.,
Uavemeyer Bldg, 20 Cortlandt ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
FRANCE AWAITS DREYFUS.
THE PRISONER NAY ARRIVE N BREST
TO-DAY.
DENOMINATION BY SOCIALISTS AND ANAR-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DO NOT EXPECT
TROUBLE AT THE LANDING.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TROUBLE AT THE LANDING.
Brest. France June 24.-Captain Dreyfus will
not arrive here until Sunday evening at the
earliest. This was the latest news that was
circulated in Brest on the receipt Of the an
nouncement that the cruiser Sfax had passed
Madeira yesterday The population Of the city
continues TO maintain the calmest mood mag
Unable.
Red posters displayed at various points her
aided a meeting Of Dreyfustes tonight in the
Sale de Venise. the biggest dancing hall IN
Brest situated in the vicinity OF the Arsenal
The demonstration was organized by Socialists
and was attended by twelve hundred persons
the audience consisting mainly Of Socialists ana
Anarchists together with few detectives
MILITARIsM AND REACTION ATTACKED.
The speakers. among whom were most OF the
Socialist leaders. addressed the audience from
balcony. They attacked mitarism and reac-
ton The audience enthusiastically cheered all
reference to Dreyfus. lola and Picquard.
couple Of individuals who tamely cried "A has
Juifs" were promptly hustled out. but otner-
wise the meeting was perfectly calm. and the
squads OF police who were stationed in the ao-
jacent streets had absolutely nothing TO do.
The speakers called upon their hearers 10 as
semble upon the arrival OF Dreyfus In order 10
defend liberty and justice. The audience as
persed with cries Of "Vve Social Revolution
'Vive lola" and "vive Picquart" Some shouts
of "vive Anarchie" were heard.
The representative OF The Associated PRESS
saw NJ Chiron. leader of the Brest Socialists
who said:
we intend TO be present at the landing OF
Dreyfus. but We do not propose to make any
demonstration. We shall be perfectly orderly
and quiet unless the reactionaries attempt 10
make a dem onstraton against Dreyfus In that
case We shall defend the cause Of liberty and
Justice
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-19
DINNERS AND LUNCHEONs.

Mrs. ". J. Allen gave the second of a
series of Informal dinners Thursday even
ing at her home on Holly avenue. Miss
Morgan, of New York, was the guest of
honor The table was in white and vel
low, white tulips and yellow daffo1iis
forming the decorations Those present
We're: Mr.: and Mrs. William Dampier.
Ar- and Mrs. George Taplev Mrs q p
Morgan, Miss Dampier and Miss Nor
gan.
Mrs. John McCulloch. of Osceola ave-
nue, gave dinner Thursday evening for
MIS-. !3 cooper and Rev: John Sinclair. The
tdpie was decorated in green and white
Green and white hooded candelabra form
ed the centerpiece. The flowers were
Bride roses. white carnations ferns and
SmilaN. Covers We're laid for ten.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Yates, of DAYTON
avenue gave a small dinner party Thurs.
Gay evening in honor of Clarence Eddr
ana eX-GoV Yale. of Winona Mai Rus
sell and Mr. and Mrs G. G. Titcor1b were
the other guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Danforth. who
are with the Frank, Daniels Opera COM
given IhlrsdaE evening at the Bucking-
nam. by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kellogg
Harmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Bond, of Marshall
avenue entertained informally at dinner
Monday evening for Samuel Bond. of
Omaha. 'A
Mr.. and Mrs e c. Warner. of ST An.
tho3y avenue, entertained at dinner
Thursday evening. Covers were laid for
ten A'i
Mrs. G. B. Edgerton, of Lincoln avenue
entertained al dinner Wednesday evening
for Mrs. Edward Edgerton, of Yankton'
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. White of Marshall
avenue, entertained at dinner Thursday
evening.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-19

e.. Church will hold an Easter sale and
social in the church vestry Friday even
ing, March 81. The Sunday school will
give a missionary programme on Easter
night.
The c. T. U. Social club was entertained
at the home of Miss Nina Mae Hamilton,
on on Lafayette avenue, Tuesday evening.
after Easter. Miss Florence Baker. i OF Of
464 Bancroft avenue, will next entertain
the club.
A progressive cinch party was given
Monday evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Williams on Genessee street prizes
were; won by Mrs. Fisher and Mr.. Mar
quite Mrs. Williams was assisted by
= Mrs A. d. Johnson and Miss Cook.
Miss Theresa Ericsson and Mr. August
Wig, of Campbell, Mimi, We're married
Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the
residence of Rev. L. A. Johnson, of the
First Swedish Lutheran church. They
will reside at Campbell.
Miss Jennie Andel son, of jerks street,
entertained the Odds and Ends circle
Monday evening. Miss Evelyn Johnson
were given by the Misses Edith and Maud
Nelson.
Mrs. o. Sohlberg, of Sims street, gave
a party Saturday afternoon in honor Of
her birthday the rooms were decorated
with roses, carnations and palms. about
fifty were present.
Mrs J. Flood gave a euchre party Tues
day afternoon at her home on York
street. MTS. f1dSSeQSer, MIS-. BelIeV1eW
and Mrs. Martineau were the prize win
ners.
Mrs. Anna Fay, of New York, the re-
cent guest of Mrs. H. w. Phillips of Ge-
ranium street, has gone to Minneapolis
to spend the remainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanft gave large euchre
party Wednesday evening at their home
on Rose street, in honor of Mrs. Hanft's
birthday.
Miss Stella Davis, of Pine street, en-
tertained a number Of her young friends
at cards Wednesday evening.
Prof. Beardslee and family will leave
shortly for Missouri, where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. Fl. l.. Cleveland, of East Ninth
street, spent the week with friends in La
Crosse.
Miss Bertha Chester, of Margaret
evening.
The Pauci Delecti will give a dancing
party in Lifts hall Easter Monday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-19
EAST ST. PAUL.

The Afternoon Social club was enter
tanned Monday iafternon at the home OF
Mrs. Hanft, on Rose street, Mrs. Jenkins,
Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Ella Flood and Mrs
Harnish were the prize winners Mrs.
Flood, of Otsego street, will entertain the
club Monday the u.
The Reading circle will meet next
Monday evening at taef9home of Mrs.
Marie Mueller on Case street. Subject,
Your Favorite Author and Why"
tanned Monday evening at the home of
Miss Armstrong. on East Tenth street.
Next Monday evening Miss Elizabeth
Kelly. of East Tenth street, will enter
tain the club. II ys
Ida street, entertained informally at
cards Monday evening.
Mrs E. H. Bowen, of East Sixth street,
is entertaining her rcousin, Mrs. c.. H.
Williams, of Louistown, Mont.
Park college, Des Moines: Go, is guest
of her sister, Mrs.,i Fred H. Korfhage,
of East Fourth street.
Mrs Esther johnson, Of Minnehaha
street, is in Port Arthur
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Anderson have re-
Mrs c. M. Rust is entertaining friends
Mrs w W. Cleveland is in Campbell,
MINI.
The Ladies Guild of St. James Epis-
copal Church met Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. E. J. Rischatsch, on
Burr street, to perfect plans for their
annual Easter supper, to be given in the
guild rooms Tuesday evening, April H.
The ladies in charge are Mrs f. J..
Mrs. Parr, Mrs. Deimore. Mrs. Charles
King, and the Misses Anna and Molie
Bryant 81
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace NJ.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-19
WEST ST. PAUL.

Mrs W. w Stone entertained Tues
day evening at her home, 374 East Robie
street The evening was spent In dane
was served by the hostess, assisted by
others, among whom were Mrs. c. Gill
lette, Miss Elsie Stone and Miss Lucy
Helen Carson. Miss Selma Smith. Miss
Anna Steidl, Miss Maud Hubbard, Miss
Florence Baker, Miss Elsie Stone and
the Misses Christianson; Messrs. George
Madison, James Last, j. Rogers, G. Rog-
ers, E. Shibley,- Fred Jury, VIM. Her.
nan, P. S. Laing, o. Anderson. A most
pleasant time was enjoyed by all
The Ladies Auxiliary to the B. of R.
Wednesday evening. at the apartments
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Neff, in the
Clinton: Prizes were won by Miss Wood
bury. Miss Boyeson Miss Martin Re-
freshments. were served by the hostess.
and all enjoyed a most pleasant time.
The Epworth League of Clinton Ave
nue. nj. E. Church gave a basket social
Tuesday. evening at the home of Mrs.
NJ L. Mcintyre, in the Clinton The
committee in charge were: Mrs r. M.
Thomas, Mrs. Kay. Miss Gertrude Nc
Intyre and Miss Florence Hare.
Eastern Star Rebekah Lodge No. 81
will hold drawing for a cigar ribbon
sofa pillow Tuesday evening, April IL,
the proceeds to go towards the furnish-
ing of a room in the new Odd Fellows
home. A basket social will be held the
same evening.
Eastern Star Rebekah lodge entertain
ed progressive euchre party Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. r.
H. Johnson, 539 Stryker avenue All spent
a most enjoyable time.
The Arista Mona Dancing club will give
its last dance of the season Friday even
ing, April Z, at the West side opera
house. The Twin City Mandolin club will
furnish the music.
ST. Michaefs church gave a st. Pat
rick's day. entertainment Friday evening
at Martins hall. A fine programme was
drill
Mrs. E. E. Kendall of East Isabel
street entertained the Home Missionary
Society OF the Clinton Avenue NJ E.
Church Friday afternoon.
The children of the Hendricks school
gave a most enjoyable entertainment
Wednesday afternoon in the assembly
hall of the school.
Miss Turner. of East Winifred street,
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-19
PLEASURES PAST.

Mrs. G J. Hixon. of West Seventh
street, entertained at progressive cfnch
party last week. Prizes were won bv
Mrs Odell, Miss Edith Gross, Miss Helen
Bandiner; Mr. VIII Lay Clair Mr.. Will
Branston and Mr. Odell Lunch was serv-
ed at midnight. The table decorations
We're American Beauty roses, carnations
tulips and ferns There was music dur
ing the evening and most ENJOYABLE
time was had by all present The guests
were were; Mr.. and Mrs, Odell, Mrs. Bout
We'll, Miss Boutwell,. Mrs Gross. Miss
Gross, Mrs. Dr. Dwyer, Mrs. Marshall
MISS Marie Du Fault, Miss May Kent
Miss Huldah Butsch, Miss Gertie Ran
diner, diner, Miss LSs,,I Helen Bapdner Miss Nellie
Mcdonald. E. S. Gilkerson B. II C,iIker,
son, George c. Pound, William Greene
and Henry Greene.
The American History club met last
Monday evening at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. j. +. Gregory, on Carroll street.
H. II. Merrck read an interesting paper
written by w. II. Williams on early re-
ligious disturbances in the New England
colonies. Mrs. Merrick read a paper on
Indian Wars in the Colonies. Other
papers were: ..sRecollections of a Summer
Visit to Plymouth, Miss Nellie Dow, and
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-19
SOUTH ST. PAUL.

Mr. Paul Deering and Miss Frances
Dettloff were married Saturday by the
Rev VIM. Uterch. Mr.. Deering is an
employe of Swift & Co.
Mrs. Miss and Mr.. McMerenny accom-
panied by Mrs. Currie, all of St Paul,
visited G. L. Lytle and family last week
The Ladies' Aid Of First Presbyterian
Church is to meet at the home of Mrs.
Pete Lannigan Wednesday, March %.
Mr. Blinn Converse, of South Park, re-
turned Saturday from the state of Wash
ington, where he spent his vacation.
The st. Cecilia Society Of the St
Augustine Church gave an entertainment
at the city hall March IT,
Mrs Charles Newman, of South Park,
entertained the cinch club Saturday even
ing. March 4.
Mr.. ]. NJ Myers, of Trenton. Mo. was
here on visit to his cousin, M. NJ. A.
Gooch.
Harmony camp will give an entertain
ment and ball Easter Monday at the city
hall
Mr. Buyers who has been staying here
for some time, has returned to Chicago
The pupils of the Simon school will give
an entertainment March "a
Mr.. Vale Follmer has returned from
trip to Montgomery, Ill.
Mrs. Fife, of Kansas City, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Lewis.