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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15

-. Louis, Dec. lin decision hand
al down by Judge Hook Of the federal dis
triSt. court Of ksnSas, and concuTred In
by United States Circuit Judge Amos
Thayer Monday afternoon, 0berlin NJ. Car
tee, formerly captain in the United States
amy. under sentence Of Ave yean' inn
prieOnment for transportation of govern.
ment funds while In charge Of the hArbOr
work Of Savannah, Ca, IL renanded TO the
custody Of Robert W. McIAughly, warden
Of the federal penitsntiary at IAAvenwOrih,
where Carter has been confined, the court
overruling the petitioners demurrer on
the Aabeas corpus writ issued some time
ago and sustaining the rule Of the trial
courts, together with the subsequent ae'
ton Of President Mckinley, who set aside
u Of the charges under which he was con
yicted. but made no change of the sen
lence imposed by the court martial.
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N~w iesk. D-c ll.--tlyv little cockis
shsIIs frssn iss nsty aw la travel more
sksH IaJ0o Ha.l~s to The PalIiPrsn~. The
aAgship al this usoaqniis fr~s aill b. The
gnnt-nal ARnapnlts and bet can~ons utii
- ibs gsisboAI Vleksbafg the coaserioi
ysrAt froiic and The taghaais Wonps.
tuck and Faaa,sqaa. They arr TO ls sSni
in TssPons~ to the T~gursi Il Rear Nd.
airal Reusey icF snail Vn-~ris TO do pa.
lioi duiy in Tho Philippines Tary Stll
b. -xsmisai this w~~k by . board Of in.
4~ctign and Il thsiF ocnaiiisn j. Aaiis-
tSEtaHy uFdsVs 10 ,All ~iii " issued al
usrv.
Commander Rphrrr uill h. the ssnIor
efiArsI. lie and biz ship arr a, Hampton
tUAAa. ~hirh ts thu rvnacsVuas. and the
slhsf Se~-<ls ~ill ioin The Annapolis in q
us~k. The eFui~ will b. one II ths uposl
,hirFvs,sRg IN the history 81 the laval
sr1tir~. Ve..ris II the sEr Of the Won.
Patsck, The Fssoa,aqua and the froliC
have nsrsr made - Iung Journey
lite Annapolis and the Nick-bnrg ars
81 l0p ,oas disPlscrmsni, They U.s. saII
a. well ~ steam. The lhastAqaa. form
stiy tho " u, BruWn. IL an ocean gong
tuR ni cal tons. tov which TIM government
paid Als0nD ii the outbgrak OF ths ~
cent var ssss carries a battery Of ~
RAPID afr ganS
The NomPatack is also aa oUrAn going
TUG 81 ie2 tons and vas kaoan a. tn,
Atlas brfo4e the government paid SIS .OOJ
tot her In isss Ehe carrie. two rapid
are Rans. and made q nau,e fos hcrpel
during tho var BY her work in the cbl'
cutting expeditions Oft Santiago ami
GuantaBsHso.
The ftOlse IL = craft 81 co. tons. ant
sas formerly The PLEASURE yacht Go
maRchs, owned by n. ". Hanna, a bTo,he
Of senator Hanna When the govcrnmen
hcugh, her she waa In Lake Erie and an
. was broaRhi down and H,,ed with bat
tsfy u iour'rApid Ore Runa
With the exception Of the wompa,ucI
tAe.e vessels are 81 the rendezvous or o.
their way there.
. II n undcrsiocd the gcnboat ToPsks
. Row at Naples, will JOIN the mosquit
I acpt in the Mediterranean.
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iD',sdon. Dcr. l3.---Iard Kitchener ca.
bis, tho var otiicc from Pretoria. under
datr ct Dn.~aSbeT ", that General Knox
Ut,orts from Hrlvriia that he IL engaged
in running hghi with General Dewci
and that the sn-my Is moving toward
RrddorSbun,. whcrr there is COLUMN
ready to cooperate vita the other British
tnur..
Lord Kitchener In another dispatch re.
potts that Beers attacked the posi- near
Ilari-rton. The british casualties werr
lhrc killcd. Eve wounded and ~ taken
prisoners The captured men have since
Ss,cn released
The Bocr~ raid%l the Riverion rnads on
DSrmicT I. They arr being followed.
General kiichcner's message indicates
that Dcwct has again cyaded Knox. AZ.
ter the latter had fooled the Beer general
Al Crosnassic drift the lbers srem to
have dnui,lcd back. cIn-~e~l the GAledOn
1Vrr ~l--WbcJc and turned thence north
west. IN the direction al Re,ldersbnTg, the
memorable -sene oi ihr British disaster
in Aprl. when Dcwci captured the Irish
rides.
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AU HDRITY OF THE lKVOYS
IS SUFFICIENT FOR ACTION.


Pekin, dec. II.-At the meeting Of the
ministers, called to see il Il Hung ch4ng
and Prince ching had poHeT from the
court TO conduct negotiations for 4 s~t-
tienieHt ON behalf Of China, some 81 me
ministers stated that they were author
lied TO treat with them a. representatives.
while others, including the German minis
tel, had not received instructions in the
matter.
All decided, however, that as soon a.
Sir Earnest Mason Satow, the British
minister, shall receive word to agree to
the joint note they viii commence nego.
tiations with Ii Hung Chang and Prinee
thing unless otherwise instructed by their
hOsns governments
Count Won waldersee has turned 0yes
ssi5DO Az the British share Of the Pao-
iing-fn expedition to General Gaselee,
whO in turn gave the money to Minister
satow, to be used for the benefit Of Chi.
nese who may need help during the win
ter.
Il Hung Chang visited General Chaffee
today. He says that his powers 20 neeost-
ate with the foreign ENJOYS, though con.
ferred rs telegraph, are absolute and COM
pleie.
AT the meeting Of the provisional gov
eminent held today the United States
sas represented by Captain Dodds Of the
Ninth infantry. All Of the governments
hare entered into the plan except France,
Shose representatives insist that the
French territory shall be excluded from
the rule appointed A number Of sub
committees we're appointed.
Several high Chinese officials on being
asked expressed desire to assist. Though
'rIHy officers have BEEN appointed mem-
oefs Of the committee il Is the desire
Il the generals to make the rule civil a.
lar as possible. Japan was placed on the
charity committee on account Of tina
amount Of rice she eommandered, most d
which she has now.
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Manila. Dec. l0.--while the captures
Of supplies and the occupation Of new
polnts are quite numerous the engage
menls involving actual lighting are
comparatively few. Apparently the In.
surwents are falling back 81 all con-
tested points. sacrificing their posses.
Hiona In mOes cases and satisfied to
save themselves.
A detachment Of the Fortyseventh
infantry from the island Of catAndu'
anea. on the southeast cost Of Lusou,
rellnqulshed an attempt to land near
pandan. On anchorlng the American.
were AIRED upon BY 60 rtaemen and
after a short engagement they cut th'
anchor chain and sailed for catAndu
anes with two killed and two wounded
\ The namea have not yet been recesve(
here.
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MoNrANA.

There are IL lodges OF Elks in Mon
tana. with a total membership OF over
1,0O0.
The Montana State Teachers asso
citation will meet in Butte December
q. Is and -.
Watson e. Gally has been elected
chancellor commander of Mount Par
nell lodge. X. OF p, AZ Anaconda
Mike Campbell. employed at the state
"apitol fell four stories recently in the
elevator. and SHOWS every sign Of re
eovery. That Campbell was not killed
is something out Of the ordinary.
County commissioners elected at the
recent election will not take once until
the nrst Of November. 1901, contrary to
the general belief as TO the time they
were supposed TO assume the duties Of
that position. Attorney General Nolan
holds 70 that effect in an opinion.
Miss Martha Dilworth, OF Carbon
county. will be the next superintendent
Of schools Of that county. Her certih-
cate, which was revoked by the present
county superintendent, Katherine Fee
ley. will be returned 70 her and when
the time comes she will take her once.
A baud Of about 5000 sheep belong.
Ing to William Turner, Jr.. OF the Ma
rtas. which drifted away from the
herders during the recent snowstorm,
were recovered after a four days
search. excepting q few which were
destroyed by wolves.
Last week the round house at Black
foot was discovered in flames and was
totally destroyed. together with two
engines. a rotary snow pillow and much
other valuable property. The cause Of
the fire is unknown. but it is thought
to have started from q spark from an
engine which was run into the build
ing.
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Salem has purchased 600 feet Of fire
hose at cost OF $50.
Smallpox quarantine on the one case
al LaGrande has been raised.
l. A. Walker has asked for an cleo
trio light franchise at Roseburg.
Heppner and The Dalles will play
football at the former city December
II.
The Grants Pass Courier says that
Wraght's new quartz mill of three
stamps is In operation.
F. A. Douty. Of Independence. sold
$4,000 pounds Of wool last Saturday TO
the Albany wooden mill
Last Wednesday was the anniversary
OF the Eugene militia company. The
membership has increased from Is to
so.
J. e. Hough shipped at LAGrande
last Monday a carload Of onions for the
Philippines and a carload OF apples for
Liverpool.
Militia companies Of Albany, Eu.
gene, Woodbury. and Rosebury viii
play q series OF football games about
Christmas time,
The Benton mill, which was com.
pelled to shut down some tine ago on
account OF broken casting, renewed
operations last Friday.
The population OF certain incorporat.
ed places In Oregon having more than
1000 but les than $4,000 inhabitants
follows: Albany. city. S.lts; Ashland.
city. ASS; Astoria, city, 1851; Baker
City. city. cess; Eugene city, S.2se;
Grants Paa city. 1850: LaGrande,
city, 1891; Oregon City. city. S.sll:
Pendieton, town. i.aoe; Salem. city,
Ass; The Dalles. city. s.542.
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Tuesday 70 w. r. Russell, at 40z cents
per bnshei.
Actions have been commenced In the
district court a. Wallace TO contest the
election Of Moses 8. Simmons. commis-
sIoner Of the nrst dls1rIet, and Helen
L. Young. superintendent Of public in
structsOn.
Following IN the land ONCE record at
Lewiston, Idaho. for the month OF No
vember: Fourteen final homestead
proofs. so homestead entries. Is cash
proofs. 3 mineral and 4 coal entries. 1
adverse and s mineral applications.
The census returns Of the three In
corpOrated towns Of the Potlatch, Ken
dnick. Troy and Julietta. have been re-
ceived and have caused no little sur
prise 70 the citizens OF the respective
towns. Kendrick Ii given q population
Of $50. Juliaetta 2s7 and Troy 2s3. The
towns fan short Of their general rating
about $50.
A report is current in the Potlatch
that the Lawrence Bros. Of Garfield
have purchased the Juliaet1a tramway
and warehouse and will extend their
business into the Potlatch. Il Is said
they will make a strong bid for the
fruit business. contemplating the build.
Ing OF n frost proof warehouse next
spring.
On the fast mail on the Oregon Short
Line. a. the train wac approaching
Cokeyilie. WyO., the side rod OF the
hreman's side fell down. Instantly
Engineer Smith vacated the seat box,
when the main rod on his side broke
and swinging around tore the cab. a
jacket and steampipes into shreds and
ripped ont one side Of the bridge over
which the train was passing.
terrific rock slide occurred in the
Northern Pacific railroad cut just
south OF Stuart last week which has
stopped trains from running any fur
Their than Stuart More than 1000 tons
Of rock was carried down so feet and
buried the railroad track Is feet in
depth and NOR than 100 feet In length.
The rock came down with such force
that II shook many buildings in town.
Il will be several days before the trains
will be able to pass through the cut ir
safety. The slide was caused by the
heavy rains that have been failing
there recently.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15

New York. Dee. IA Telegram has
been re~ivtSi by the journal from an in
side ~oaTce from Nebraska, saying:
Bryan Is to te made United States
senator. y. = Thompson Of Lincoln. ne
publican. has 10 votes to do with absolutely
a. ne please The democrats and p6pulis1s
bck bat i've votes. The fnsiOnists can
aeree upon no man but Bryan. Bryan, il
a understood, has agreed to accept the
place as the only way Of preventing two
republicans bein. elected. Thompson and
RIyan will combine.
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tons and careful avoidance Of what mich,
turn out 70 be unjnstIfiable hopefulne.s :
rive hlndred anarchists yoeiiefou,l, an
Pla'ided rerently at meeting N ~,
iofA city IN behalf Of the tamil, j,
n.sssa' The assassin u King Iinn,l,ert
shrh one Of their speakers threatened Inc
me Of President Mckinley should he a..
''ahPs 10 interfere with frse steeeh" The
'i@ahsr Was Alexander Hon. who IN.
soaAeed his approval Of the assassination
Ihe negotiations u the power. in reyani
!" The iseeht China note have eoneludat
satisfactorily, all agreeing to the eondi.
.,""s IDENTICAL. ~ outlined b. Count von
Barlow, the imperial chancellor Of Ter.
sl'~''y' Nosesnlser 10, Aiih the exception a,
'ir introductory sAanse saving The de-.
tAAi'ds arr isTsVoaLls, NhieA l. sliminst.
ed
The estimate by halls for the neKt wear
Is a. i"iioAs; agriculture. 1900 $50;
army. sli50lsOtI, diplomatic and cfu.
.ulaT' ti,ss7 as; Dislrh4 Of Columbia.
sStssD,1tni Qualifications, Slg .40i .ia3, In.
dl~hs, s9.sS0Isli legislative, ete.. SIS,
s's'sAa: military arMdeny. 81 O15 $50.
Hs'y- sns.i;sAssi; isnsioa., si4s.s4s. 80,
ls'"'''ais, sisI .sd7 .sIs. Iiset saI Aar4spr
sss,l S1Sho, sundry civil. Ni3.s;s.iI3.
I-'t'AAhFa' aud snnnAi apPr.g,rls tion.
tlsi.as 80
l'A tar rnouana4nlatsh II llr lsAid
Of s'aasiTasiloh NssT-tary Lang aiil raa-s
an iSauiat to te ,aadr by expert navy IL.
hrss ihla the capabilities II the shi,,.
s''illdlng FaAHi II Moran lin.s, saattIe
f'ae ki't1 rsntuny, Vuinry. Mas, and
joins ilssi1gas es'as, Ianslsn. \. J. The
PaiI.~~ y 10 sssisiy ia~ department Of
The siahty II lhes rvsA.~ins la ssa.tInr,
asiiisships and artn,srl sInissrs. Tins
atslalrs a1ll "vapg a arSk, during ahici
,inlr Ibr sAds ag~ard Is.l asrk Niil hr
Thoroughly rAsasiard and sonIsAIeA-
Al us'Iea. utsh. Disastrous irrigh,
srrA se~surd ga tie CsnifAi i.a-ia..
lsssRrh Il sh~ snlh~sn l'acihe orr milo
sssi II fris~lsa sislioa. naaI Meiis, Nes
a Ariis1 rHgihr crashing into loalllr
hsaarf tisAght Thr dad arr Tinaothy
hrasssaF us~irt, hssk~nSns Dun,
oan, aIrsaaA. s~sidshsr ankaosn. esn.
Dsssiy injured fr~d &. stoke. Ogden.
snxansvTs t.radi.h, brakusnan, ipsl
draw nakBsAh, a. q. SadisT. etsisr1s.
AS.irn f.IsssAh tansT.
The snnssl comparative sisira,~ni
sl'ssa itss BY taIis shs rriaii.r sRsoun.A II
lt~saaTa essiHaair~ lo4 ihr last h-sAI year
sssd si~e ios aeAt y-aI, r.saparel aiik tie
ssiaai appropriations II lA.i yaaI. - az
lssf~J b. th~ cirtks u tis- -~nals A-..
A'ss-~ rs'snisnli@es "a sppia7siiss,cn. =
Ias sisi-sarhi make cvsn
lAsas 'ssoa sns eNsfa =. ~ dsslrseary ani
appropriation. aud 'h.as a
IsaAl - s.aiaaasee 81 appropriation iH
lia.. ssasranisssg 10 sstH.Isa.~lt. rssasIssfs,l
sha srsaal appropriation. i,a issoi. les
and drtarisuc, sptanis1a
sis,a. II tsssoasl.a1
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London, Dec l2-while the war Office
Is most reticent on the subject, there are
indications that the officials have received
news suggesting considerable British sue
Sess against de Wet.
The Evening Standard says the hattie
between General Knox aud General
de Wet continues, and that the forces
exchanged ground inceSsanlly. Lack Of
definite information is said to be due to
the absence of telegraphic communication
With the snene Of action.
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San Francisco. Dec. s.--President
Thomas H. Williams Of the California
Jockey club today sent cAblegram 10
England regarding the status Of the case
Of Jockey Tod Sloan
IF the representatives from London
aire to the effect that sloan win be re
fused license by the English jockey club
next year." Williams said, Il win not al
low him to ride at the oakland track
The California Jockey club recognizes
all decisions ruling OF owners, trainers
and jockeys"
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Washington. DEC. l2.--The remains Of
Colonel Emerson II. Ilscum. which have
been lying in state ia this city, were in.
ieIr"d in Arlington cemetery Tues
day afternoon. The escort under
command at Colonel William A.
Rafferty, consisted OF squad
ron of cavalry under Major T. ID. Thomas.
BATTERY +. Second artillery. Captain {. ID,
rarkhurst. and battalion Of marines,
commanded by Major CArmAn. At the
cemetery Rev. Mackey Smith, rector Of ~
Johns Episcopal church, conducted the
Episcopal service for the dead.
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Victoria. b. C.. Dec. l4.-The steamer
Empress of India. which has arrived after
stormy passage, brought news Of the
grea, typhoon which rAvseed Hong Kong
On November 10, causing heavy lO<s Of life
and shipping. The British glnboat Sand.
piper fOundered and some Of her seamen
~ere lost. The American ship Benjamin
Sewell went ashore, and in all - steam
were wrecked and over 200 na.
tiVes drowned.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15

Seattle, WASH, Dec. l2.--The mystery
surrounding the strange disappearance Of
John Harder, who was last seen November
10, is solved by the finding of his body
in the bay near the Ocean dock. Every
appearance points to Harder being muir.
dered. On Harier's head were several
wounds which were probably made by a
blunt instrument from behind. The troas-
eTs pockets were turned inside out, show
ing that he had been robbed.
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rha, Anrrement Id I.eWers.

Washington, DEC. l0,-The text Of the
agreement reached between the powers at
rckin has been received at the state de-
partmnt, and is now in process Of trans
lation from the cipher code. II Is not deil'
nitely known whether the acceptance by
any Of the powers other than that Of
Japan has been had, but assurances have
been received that the remainder OF the
powers will promptly ratify the agree
u,ent
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Honolulu, Dec. il.--statistics OF i'm
for the past few months
ahow that there 10 considerable move
meut OF orlentAls away from the
IslandA During the past three months
the departures Of japanese for japan
nave exceeded the arrivals by over 700
and over 400 more Chinese have gone
name than have come here
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charEea WIN Ral.,nE nall..

Vancouver, h. C., Dec. l2.-Two Jap
ane~e, Hanay Hato and Mantoka Hama
guchi, were arrested Tuesday charged with
uttering raised BILLS A number of raised
bills have been in circulation here, in each
case the utterer, a japanese, claiming that
he was the innocent recipient Of the raised
note from a fellow countryman.
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Manila, Dec. IA detachment Of the
Fifth cavalry had q fight with loo in,
snrgents south Of Santa Cruz Sunday.
The insurgents were chased for four miles.
Fourteen Of them were found dead. There
were no American casualties In addition
to this engagement there have been sever
al minor encounters between the troops
and the insurgents.
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New Orleans, Dec 1.-THE bureau re-
port came like thunderolap to the local
cotton market Monday. In less than FIVE
minutes after the reading Of the report.
March contracts had declined IS points
from 90 to $50, and May from 9SS TO 200
After the Sensational decline the market
showed a disposition 10 rally.
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Kx-CAampIon !. Destitute.

New York. Dec. ll.-Psddy Ryan, one
time champion Of the prize ring, is desti.
tate. lie has lost his speech and is sui.
feFing from, Bgights disease. His friends
have started a subscription for his bene-
TT The hist Is headed by John l. Sulli.
van. S0llivans fight that made him cham.
PIon was with Ryan Afterwards Ryan
Travelled with him as his spArring partner.
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Eureka, Cal. dec. airs Caroline
Stegemyer was burned to death near
Philipsville. The woman was troubled
with rheumatism and applied kerosene to
her legs. The oil accidentally ignited and
set her clothes on fire. She ran into the
yard, where she was seen by two neigh.
bors half n mile distant, When they
reached her she was literally roasted alive
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Building Association Ia.olvent.

st. Louis, Dec. e,--The Missouri Guaran.
teS Savings and BGilding association made
an assignment in the sum Of 100000 this
afternoon TO William II Verify, trustee.
for the benefit Of the creditors and stock.
holders All property was included in the
assignment
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Seville, Ohio, Dec. l2-Six masked burg
lars seized Town Marshal Weaver here,
and, after binding and gagging him. blew
open the safe in Highs bank, securing
about $1,000. Several citizens chased the
burglars, but they escaped on a hand.
ear
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15

Topeka. Kan, Dec le.-Ihe Sante Re
officials claim the telegFapheFs strike Is \
thing Of the past. They say %he strikers
places ara 70 nearly allied that The hiring
Of meh win Be stopped tonight
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Inaian Kulea.

Spokane. Dec. n.-Aurdered in eOld
blcod and hidden away IN the ground IN.
der his own tepee. such in brief Is the
story o. the tragic ending Of an Indian Life
not FAR from spokane Friday or Saturday
night.
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Calcutta. Dec. ll.-Half a million in
gold vas shipped to London December 10
for the payment Of silver purchased for
the coinage Of rupees. The total purchases
for this account since February Is
2S.7O0.O00.
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The hague, Dec. 1.-The Dutch gov
.rumsa. he's finally and definitely re.
h,.r,l 10 saks The initiative In behalf Of
arbitration belwecn the Tran'Saal and
Grcal Britain.
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Tue Devine brothers lot 81 $1,000
bushels of wheat consisting Of the
isss-se.oo cropa. wa sold Il MOSCOW
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-14
AT NEWPORT
Art Exhibit Will Be Given on Friday Might
by Miss EeIIS' Glass.

An interesting amateur are exhibit
will be given in the village of Newport
Friday night of this week. The New.
port art class of Miss Mary Eells, Ma
riettas we'll known teacher of painting
and drawing, have decided to hold an
exhibition which will be open to the
public and which will embrace the
best representative work accomplish
ed by the class during Miss Eells' tut
elage the past year. Only the pupils of
Miss Eells are allowed to enter pic
lures in the exhibition. Two years
ago thirteen pictures were displayed
and the show in every way was sue
cessful and instructive. The class this
year numbers eight pupils and will
contribute rs pictures to the display
Refreshments will be served during
the course of the evening and the pro-
ceeds of the evenings entertainment
will be turned over to Miss Eells