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New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

Ea9eco7oe |7De'lNc
Tire said premises viii be sold IN parcels as follows ne
parcel marked a. sold FIRST and II sunicient
money realized thereon. the remainder Of The
rrrn ses marked ' said diagram and ab0vs
described will be sold parcel
The Approximate OF the Lien charge 70 satisfy
which the described property Is 10 be sold Ia <6
15s r. from the 9th Gay OF septsn
1900 together and allowances amounting
ss52 80 with interest September 21st 1900 together
With rhe expenses Of the sale
TIE apDroxirnate amount taxes assessments.
water rates liens be allowed 10 the purchaser
cut of The purchase money paid BY the referee Ia
Ss42. So
DATED, New York. September 18th. 1900
HENRY MARTIN BAIRD, JR
Refsres.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-Tne New York Life Insurance and Trust
o1PsTy PIsntis as9nfs Jennie p Boyf .5 aarf6fs' f
Alexander A. wIla and John n. Drake Defendants-Ia
made and entered above entitled action bearing
cate tns 12sh day Of SEPTEMBER 1900 the
sge.a At the York Reai Estate ssiss29 ; No M III
York the 18th day Of October 1900 at twelve oeoek
tioneers the premises bY Judgment - De
sold, and therein described as follows
City OF New York, bounded and described follows;
2 Place whsr- sad Westerly line Is itsrsscfsS @ ~ s tn
land formerly OF Mr stebbns his ustes. which
5 69a 6 San and r sn @ ons ai asd @
three 123 feet ten G0 inches souhery from the south
Thinning snce ea .o9Serg along the Wsstsry Inc Or side
9 St Nicholas Place one hundred ana one feet S ins @
feet and four 90 inches uortery from the northwestsy
Nicholas Place. thence westerly parallel with One hundred
a. BId ana u5snd 10 anF Frsee sens ad 6 one
ana FOUR 9o4 feet thence souther and parallel with -
souhery boundary line OF the lands of Jennie r. Boyd
Of said Dubois one hundred and six os5 eight
s Nicholas ATehgs distant Il P0as On. n HUNDRED and
G5D feet ten 0 inches northerIy from the norheastsry
oss Avenue thence norhery along the easeriy side of
Feet s6d o6eSa & 0@ Of aH ae to p point Tsr.
bins and land Of Jennie Boyd ntsrsecs eesterly
& ne ot @ sac - ien9ss enc 4 a 2r ~ ncbes
from the southsastsy OF One hundred and atty
along late OF said stebbnz two hundred and
forty-fve the point place
beginning distances dimensions
Excepting however from described premises
thereof been taken FOR the Croto1 Aque-
duct
With right easement II any. the said Jennie
B. BOYD and Harkness Boyd may have had on April =
Aqueduct in front Of said prem
ises.
Being the premises conveyed 10 the said
B. Boyd John Mclean by deed dated the twelfth
July, eighteen hundred and eightysi and re-
corded Office Of the Register OF the City and County
OF New York in Lber 1877 Of ConTeyances. page 2I9.
ted York, September 14th. 1900
DAVID MCLURE Referee
EMMETT & ROBINSON, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 81 Wall
Street. New York.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

81 H/cH0L1S eL4CE
The approximate OF the lien charge 20 sat
isfy which the above described is TO De sold IS
One hundred and three thousand eight hundred and
eizhty-eght dollars. interest thereon from
1900. together with and
allowances amounting three hundred and dfyone and
eiOO dollars interest from the 18th day OF Sep
teuber 1900 together with the expenses OF sale The
approximate amount other liens
which allowed the purchaser out OF the pur
money paid by the Referee is Two thousand
seventy-cwo e3-lOo dollars and interest
DAVID TCLURE, Referee
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Business Ornortun1t1es.

NOTICE TO CAPTTALISTS.-For sale. the secret Of q
~ marvellous scientific discovery radical cure FOR
tuberculosis and diabetes netting 5000 year Apply
to N. V. 8ll21, care JOHN F. JONES Co. 81 bis
Fsub Montnarrre.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
1uaurial.

10 THE HOLDERS OF INTERIM cERTTFI
Gates OF THE BALTIMORE AND oEETo
RAILROAD COMPANY For VOTING TRUsr
CERTIFICATES FOR COMMON STOCK. AMI
TO THE ORIGINAL SUBSCRIBERS FoR
sUCR VOTING TRUST CERTIFICATES,
NOTICE is hereby given that the balance Of
- he purchase price Voting Trust ce--.s.s,..
m Common Stock being seventy dollars fs7ol per shaya
VIII become DE aid payable the day Of October
1soa ard that holders Interim Certificates 4-
voting Certificates Common Stock viii be en-
e5 70 receive the Voting Trust Certificates upon making
ayneut $50 per share and upon return and sur
euae- such Certificates before three o'clock in
re oc said day October 1900 at the
t-sas1s- oos of toe Baltimore Ohio Railroad Com
psny No. ETal Street. New York The Baltimore and
ohio Railroad Company VIII require payment OF such
scaes viii hold original subscribers ana the
haise-s q such Interim Certificates therefor
Dated September -. 1900.
TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
BY J =. McSEAL. Treasurer.
NOTICE TO REDEEM
TIE Aof|1SAS5E g 49, b9HDs : a oF THE PRocTER
oaos q ths Procter 3 Gamble Company.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the owners
ana holders q first and only mortgage bonds OF
as Proctor Gamble Co4Gany, corporation organized
rcsazz1i and Ivo-ydale. Hamilton County Ohio that
So 3 aIs d he aT5ssse se9s tas Tsa item se s rssen m
- Sc -AS ., 80 sT5 @T @IssL me ls5 OF July
- Tl-- c5-npsuy d NeE York No 50 F3-s37s a. 1 -
sstd cry Te5esm each and all OF said bonds numbered
- or any binds rseGes;ed to present their
5oz5s said time AID place. Same % Be
r. se1osag ne neoessary funds and sane viii be On
6epozl VITA Sad Trust Copany 70 make such redemp
ear q -ae specified together with
= : IA n sSsarasacs 4 S tie RI Fssssti0n .s s0 ns5a
Z sad 6ones sns I9s1gags interest shall cease At the
TIE PRcCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY.
By CTM. A PROCTER)
d, B, GAafBEE5 Iisiis7'
Its Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
6orses ano Garrinaes.

TTORsES AND PONIES BOARDED winter and summer;
II out logged and keep n condition, vetern-
services free Address Dr. Q. c. JACKSON Jamaica
L L \
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

Hist Street
The approximate Of charge TO sat
isfy which abovedescribed properly
p with interest thereon from the 22nd day Sep
tenber 1900 together with costs and allowances
ing 70 S47O23 with interest from September g. 1900
together with the expenses OF the approximate
rates. or
other be allowed the purchaser cut OF the
money paid by the Referee 81 964 10 and
Interest
The premises Will be sold subject a mortgage for
OOOO0 with interest SO from April 18th 1899
amounting at the date OF sale 10 about S45Os3S
Dated New York. September 26th. 1900
JOHN H. JUDGE Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

l. II. Ft.
No 50 Broadway, New York. Sept. 20, 1900
THE COUPONS due Oct 1st, 1900 on the
= Tennessee Division bonds o. this Company will be
paid at maturity the Hanover National Bank, New
York. J. BOWRON Treas
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
Boys and Young Men-City.

DEREEIEY SCHOOL.
ID 435 Madison Ave
Twenty-hrst year begins Oct Special attertion 70
preparation for Columbia Princeton
with opportunity for rapid advancement New hreproof
buildngs-Armory Gymnasium, Swrrniug-PoOl. LAbora-
Eight boarders received into teachers families.
JOHN s. WHITE LII D. Head-Master.
once hours of Head Mas.er and Registrar. TIL daily;
PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BERKELEY.
Boys under
Address Miss MARY GRACE OWEN. Principal. ass
Madison Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

WALKS II THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA-oF-
FIC-E- OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. G, Washington
D c. sept "a ISTO.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be
ceived this Office until Il O'clock Saturday,
g 1900 laying sidewalks II Dis
tct o CouIr forms of proposal Specifications
and All necessary information viii be ap-
pIicarou the once OF the Engineer Commissioner D G
Il B. r. MCFARLAND, JOHN W ROSS. LANSING Il.
BEACH. Commissioners. D 9
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06
NUMBER e64
II Is Dwyrr.

The republicans of this representative
district met and adjourned until ii he
came evident they stood no show of
dividing the silver forces and then nom
mated Martin Dwyer of Crecdc. Mr..
pwyer is AN employee of the Nelson tuu
mel. and the Crccdc Candle compliments
him as follows:
MIR. Dwyer is u good honest man and
is also AN anti -Wolcott man of the rad
zeal kind besides being BRYAN man
with the exception Of his expansion
idea.
"lt will be Wolcott the people are
lighting, not Martin Dwyrr, The fight
of the entire district and in fact the
state, is On Wolcott, and any man accept
my til" republican nomination for rep
rcscntativc will have Wolcott to carry
through the election. whether he is n
Wulcutt man or not" :"
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06
4 Card Of Thanks.

We desire 10 extend our thanks Ia the
friends aud especially To the Knights ~
rythias. Wooimcn Of the World aud
fratrrnnl Aid Society, Tor their sympathy
aud kindness shown Us during the sick
ness and burial of our >on and brother,
forcs, T.. Chandler.
4. \. CnAspLrn Asp FAMILY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

jasper enthusiasts prlmi.e IL votes
and a. or more next year. They also
intimate that within three years they
will hive the largest town in III. count,
anI with III. aid of Summiiyill. will
move III" county seat there.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

III. fifteen voters in Jasper nre
patriotic enough 10 guarantee the county
commissioners that II allowed n precinct
~ ~ ,o enable them 10 vote without
go,ng ~ miles to their present voting
plac" there shall liz no expense made To
ih. county Tor registration. erecting
hoo,hs. holding elections or transport.
ing ballet boxes and returns.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

The f"pulist and democratic commit.
tss.s To III vacancies met Saturday last
and agreed upon e. y. Shnkrsl-arc for
county commissioner. u. A. Chisholm
was nt the same time placed ON III. dem
ocratic ticket for representative.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06
Committee ON Program.

William G. Kennedy returned from
Washington the fore part of the week
where he spent several weeks looking
over the state with II view Of investing in
fruit and observation-disclosures He brought
home specimen Of apples that meas
urcd IL and Ii inches in circumference.
Mr.. Kennedy WAS NJ well pleased with
the country that he I.adc small invest.
ment. The irrigated lands ia Wsshing
ton are held high, In somc localities from,
e1nO to EnD per acre.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Al SPECIAL meeting of tine board of
town trustees held Thurs,la, morning u
tax levy "f ten mills was authorized for
the year 1870.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

This IN tho busy season for III. stove
mnn and timer j. y. LEXIS. u. hns
Conrad. bates helping him and is pre-.
pared 10 attend 10 NIL dennndls Tor work
In his line.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06
Free Entertainment.

VIII he given hy the Bryan Club at the
Woodm'n hall, Saturday night, Oct 9th
beginning at o'clock. An ENJOYABLE
program consisting OF vocal and instru-
mental music by the Bryan Glcc Club
and the Home String Band, will be
given. Also shor. speeches by home
talent.
Ever, body. and especially the ladies.
are invited Ia attend and have "A good
time.
Miss ORAL PARRISH,
W. c. MEISzER
\. II. KRAMER,
4 -, 4
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

NJ. +. Powell aud family returned
h"m" "Wednesday from ,helr two months
vhii Ia IN. fruit orchards of IIo,chl,iss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Judg. creaSnn came down from ,h.
hills at Government park last Sa,urda,
with his cattle. The feed Is short and
there is considerable SNOW which made
III. stock restless
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

c. 4. Derbyshlr". who has been under
til" doctors care two weeks. is impfo,.
ing slowly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Judge Mo-cs. ~ Crccdc and Jesse
Vile, 81 lh,l Nortc. were in town Tues.
day kpising over the political field.
They api~ar To think they have fair
chance la he elected.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

One of our ncighbors insists that Me
kinlcy had nothing To do with the
drought But when it comes tu the
prospcrit, in Kansas by reason nf the
good rrnns Il is different
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Misses Margic aud Ncrva johnson
went Ia Denver Tuesday night. Tho
latter will take n course of instruction at
III. cons'ryatof, of Music while in that
gity.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

II. T.. Moody returned from Denver
Tuesday where he had been several dnys
ON mining business. He expects his
company will keep a good force Of men
at work un the Mizcr tunnel all winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Rev. David G. Peters, Of Holden. Mo-,
arrived in town Friday with his family
Mr. Peters has been engaged Ia occur,
the pulpi, Of tn. Christian church.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06
ANTHRACITE
COAL MINER.
His Candle Burns at Both
Ends--Low Wages
High Cost of
Living.

During the past two weeks the nnthra-
cit" coal miners of Pennsylyania have
i"en nm object lesson TO the wage earn
e'sof the country. They have isesn re
duced to abject slavery. Chained by the
money power and kept in Ignorance of
their power to extrica,c themselves from
present conditions they have become like
the dumb driven brute.
The policy OF our government has been
In develop manhood and not brutes IN
human form. For tina, purpose common
schools are established. and laws enacted
tn 500 that all children born in America
are properly educntad. But greed and
averice have dictated different policy
IN the coal fields Of the Fast where men
and bows nre degraded and kept in lgno-
rance as were the black slaves OF the
South in former times. until the ideal
type OF nm anthracite coal miner eats
sw,ll like swine
The Miners Union has ut las, awak-
ened that spark OF manhood that dwells
in the henrt OF every human being and
10000 miners have struck for living wa
gees under the leadership OF Presiden,
Mitchell
first paid but little attention to the
strike. thinking that starvation and the
state troops would soon drive them back
10 their under ground cavcrns in sub.
mission and silence. But such is not
the ease.
- ;fhc Vs;on has Published tlw-nricr-
anccs Of the miners to the world which
in substance are that wages have been
kept down to something like Ell n
month: that the expenses Of living have
advanced 40 per cent that they are com-
PEELED to trade at company stores aud
pay two prices for everything they buy:
are forced to live in company novels at
81 a month, and ever. .tiing is taken out
of their wages; all Of which reduces them
Ia little more than starvation.
The sentiment OF the world is with
men who have been gathered from the
outcasts Of every countr! and put into
these underground pens Of degradation
and the indications are that the strikers
will gain a partial victory.
Four cases Of smallpox were reported
to Commissioner Clark "Wednesday Us
having broken out in crew ofthrcshcrs.
Mr.. Clark Immediately improviscd pit
house 10 or l2 miles north of town and
had the sick men taken there. The bal
ancc of the crew were placed in houses
Of detention" whore they will remain
until all danger Of their having con.
tractcd the disease is past. The eases
are reported as being of n mild form, and
tbs promptn,ss with which the sick
were taken care Of. prccludes any danger
from the spread of the dreaded disease.
Denver is 10 be redeemed from the
corrap,ing influence Of the wnter com
rany. The si.7OUD water bonds have
been sold at par 10 Boston investors md
III" first payment of slWno has been
made. This il AN assurance that ulti-
mn,"ly Denver will own It's water plant.
It's street railways nnd light plants.
Mnn,cipal ownership Is sure to make
Denver tho great city l..twecn Chicngo
nnl III. Pacific.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Dt'p' Tuesday, October 2nJ. the
it'll. daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. u.
1rutfr,i.r. of spinal meningitis. aged
nix mouths.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Mark l.. Heath cam. down from Stun
r.r Thursday On business, aud was
greeted 10y his numerous friends in this
,it,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Assessor Matthias came down from
Del Mort. "Wednesday evening and wen,
out Ia his ranch Ia see how the thrc-h
my was progressing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Marshal Newton put in steel wafer
tank at the well ON lower Adams street
Wednesday. This tank WAS obtained
from the Monte Vista Reduction Works
at bargain and will last for n generation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Tn. s0hool levy this year Is IL mills
the same as |, was last year. The town
levy has been reduced frum ~ ,n IL
mill.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Mrs u. II. tliot had s,rukr n' Iafaly
sis Thur-dn, nigh, and is in prrrari
GUS condition.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Mis-. Dr, Packard left for boulder
Thurdn, night ON few weeks visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Coy. Joseph Maupin was passenger
on the cr"rdc train fridn, morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Mrs Barber lri, Tor Denver Thur-ia,
night Ia yi-i, her daughter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

y. II. Sho,wcll returned Tucsdn, I'VE.
ming from business uip Ia iiooIrr
lie thinks most ~ the grain IN the val
H., will come 10 Montr Vista this year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Fred Groom. who has been sick with
nphoii fever. iS improving rnpiily and
Is nbln 10 sit up.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

J. u. Mabcn was in town the ilrs, of
the week getting ready la attend court
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

The Min aud Elevator company of
this cit, paid out sll.no Tor snrlSs las,
month n one item of expense.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Marshal Newton made trip To Den.
yer "Wednesday night and returned
Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

chnrle, Mathis came up from Alamosa
Wednesday. He Is not feeling well aud
will take Ia, of a few days
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Mrs. |. ". Rice Is expected hom. from
Chicago today.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06

Mr.. and Me-. Hem of Del Norie. were
in the cit, Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06
THE MAN WITH THE PICK.

Through this dread shape, see the transformation
OF the coal miner. After years of wrongs
Pundcrcd deprived of e cn the ligh, of ,av
With scanty food and nothing to sustain
His waning intellect backward he moves
And from man, the likeness of his God
Behold. we have a something to the brute akin.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-06


slnb to Enb per acre.
Marshal Newton put in steel wafer
tank nt the well on lower Adams street
Wednesday. This tank was obtained
from the Monte Vista Reduction Works
Mt n bargain and will last Tor a generation.
II. t.. Moody returned from Denver
Tuesday where he had been several dnys
On mining business. He expects his
company will keep a good force Of men
at work nn the Mizcr tunnel all winter.
on- of our ncighbors insists that Me
k'nlcy had nothing ,o do with ih.
drought But when it comes tu the
prospcrit, in Kansas by reason uf the
good crops it is different.
Judg" treaSnn came down from ,h.
hills at Government park last Saturdu,
with his cattle. The feed Is short and
there Is considerable SNOW which made
the stock restless.
Misses Margic and Ncrva johnson
went Ia Denver Tuesday night. Tho
latter will take n course of instruction at
th, cons"ryatof, of Music while ia that
city.
Rev. David G. Peters, Of Holden. Mo-,
arrived in town Friday with his famil,
Mr. Peters has been engaged Ia occup,
the pulpi, of the Christian church.
Assessor Matthias came down from
Del Mort" "Wednesday evening and wen,
out Ia his ranch Ia see how the thrc-h
my was progressing.
Mark l.. Heath cam, down frum Stun
r.r Thursday On business, aud was
greeted by his numerous friends in this
city.
The s0hool levy this year Is IL mills
the same aS II was last year. Tn" town
levy has been reduced ffum H. IL IL
mills
Fred Groum. who has been sick with
nphnii fever. ir improving rnriIly aud
,s abl" 10 sit up.
Mrs u. II. Eliot had s,ruk" uf Iafaly
sis Thur-da, nigh, aud is IN prrrafi
GUS condition.
Gov. Joseph Maupin was passenger
on the crr-,ic train Friday morning.
Mis-. Dr.. Packard l.f, Tor Bouldrf
Thursdn, nigh, on few weeks visit.
Mrs Barber lri, ior Denver Thur-,ia,
night Ia yi-i, her daughter
Mrs. !. ". Rice Is expected hom. from
Chicago to-day.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-05-05
Number "a
RECEIVED WITH CHEERS.
Admiral Dewey Is Paid Marked AttsatiOa
As the Guest of Chicago -arsat
Military Ball.

Chicago, May 1.--Amid the boom
ing Of cannon and the cheers Of hun
dreds of people, Admiral George
Dewey arrived in Chicago yesterday.
For the next three days he will be
the guest of this city and the pro-
gramne for his entertainment will
take up nearly every moment of bis
time until his departure Thursday
morning for Jacksonville, III.
Never in the history of the great
Auditorium has there been within its
walls sight more beautiful than
that revealed last night when the
great ball given in honor of Admiral
Dewey was at its height. There have
been festival occasions without num-
ber in the great hall; iances for
charity; baiis las nor e illustrious
civilians, famous s,.sirfs and distln-
gulshed foreigners, but last night wss
the first time that Chicago has had
within her gates az a guest a distin-
guished representative Of the Ameri-
can navy, the first time she has been
permitted to pay her tribute of honor
and respect TO the victor Of Manila
bay, and she utilized the opportunity y
TO the full. There was nothing want
ing. It was a decisive success from
first to last in all details, from the
decorations on the walls to the recep-
tion proper, which was rendered to
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-05-05
From Tuesdays Dally.l

Mr. W. B. Wilson went to Sedalia
last night on business.
Miss Nancy Foulds, Of Higginsville,
was the guest OF Miss Florence Hall
last Sunday.
Mr.. C. Mansfield Williams, OF Kan
sas City, was the guest Miss Annie
Tavls last Sunday
Judge Joseph +. Smith went to
Independence this morning Tor few
days visit TO relatives.
The county court has appointed
Miss Mary Rulings, OF this city, a
member of the county institute
board.
Miss Willie WilmOt returned to
her home In HlRginsvllle this morn
ing, after weeks visit to her cousin,
Miss Lee Young.
Mr.. II. Sinauer is having his show
windows remodeled and put in first
class shape for an attractive display
OF gents furnishing goods.
Messrs. John Welborn and W. II,
Stevenson left yesterday evening for
Lawrence, Kas,, where MIR, WelbOrn
will argue motion for new trial
In Mr.. Steyenson's suit against the
Consolidated Barb Wire company.
Captain J. II. Kellogg, of Chicago,
has been detailed as military To-
strucor for Wentworth Military
academy. The appointment was
made April Goth, and the ofiicer Is
expected to arrive at once to report
for duty.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred A. Day, accom-
panied by their little son, Harry
Almont Day, left this morning for a
visit to relatives In MarysVille, Kas
Mr.. Day will be gone only short
tlme, but his wife aud son will
remain for O more extended visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thomas, Jr.
Of HIgginsyille, who are on their way
to Los Angeles, CAL, TO reside
arrived this morning to spend thu
day with Mrs. Thomas parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Dodge. They viii
leave here tomorrow morning
The game of base ball yesterda!
afternoon between the Lexington
, Stars and the W. NJ. A, cadets re
suited In the defeat OF the latter by
score OF 20 TO 9. The game wa
hotly contested throughout. Tht
Stars played the best game they eve
put up and are justly proud Of thel
Victory.
The baccalaureate sermon for Cen
tral college will be preached at tn
NJ. Z. church, South, at 1890 o'clocl
Sunday morning, May 81, by Rev
: Edgar C. McVoy, OF ChillicOthe, Mo
Rev. W. +. McMurry, OF St. Joseph
will preach at night. The annua
literary address will be delivered a
the opera house, Wednesday, May 30
at 10 a, M, by Rev. 5. II, Werlin
D. D., OF Kansas City.