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HACKErT TO LEAVE FROHMAN.
The Young Actor Di'pisascd because He Is
Not 20 star In "Rlchard Carvei."

Not 20 star In "Richard Carvei."
James X. Hackett. who 4 now appearing at
the Criterion Theatre. announced last night
that no was not to continue under the manage
ment OF Daniel Frohman after the present sea-
con. Mr.. Hackett said that a disagreement as
TO terms had led TO his separation from the
manager with whom he has been connected for
four SEASONS and under whose control he began
his career ns a star. But IT, is understood
that Mr. Haokett. considers himself oaoIy
treated, II was said as soon as. the dIamatiza-
ton o, Richard Carvei' was decided on thnt
Frohman announced tRis. Officially and ths drst
scenario Of a play founded on the book was
made by Theodore Burt Sayre and submitted to
and the revision made by Il f.. Rose was &C
copied. It was expected that Mr.. Hackett
would appear in the play his season.
comedy by Haddon Chamber. found himself
unproyided with a new work, at TIE, beeinnlng
O. he season as r. promised comedy wa o n0l
'Rlchard Cary ell to Charles Frohmhn. who had
originally owned the dramatic rights In t9e
novel. and Mr.. Drewis success IN the play PROD
ably dId not serve TO 6inih,dh sri fa lsntTs in
The matter without hesitation and IL was not
expected that he would continue TO appear
under Daniel Frohmans mnnaF-ment
His dramatic career has practically been con-
FrcSm ne rn' RSuf year, ar as ago ' he aPpsared at H.,
L IS,ss ai n "E Ks,b a2m' K HsGd5s!" and f Me-. ? ysmss
daSsd as sG a Star in rupert Of PfhentsaGS and To-
lowed that with The Pride OF. Jennico, IN
which ne VIII act until the close OF this season.
lie has made no plans for the future. Mr..
Hackett married Mary Mannering whlle they
were acting together In the Lyceum company:
buralo1n janice Meredith" under the direo-
ton OF Frank Mckee.
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MAY BE MORE FIGHTING:
PRINCE TUAN SAID TO BE sum
MONIN0 SOLDIERS TO THE NORTH.
Seeking Revenge on Chinese Ohiciai' Who
Have Been Friendly TO PoreiGner'-shanE-
hat Considers Outlook for Amicable Settle
ment OF Chinese Question unfaVorable.
Special Cable Despatch to THE Sun.
From a STAFF Correspondent

From a STAFF Correspondent
SHANGHAI, Sept 2i.-Thc reports that reach
hero concerning the Chinese Imperial party
continue TO be unfavorablc. and II they arc
correct the outlook for an amicable adjustment
OF tho questions AZ issue between China and the
Powers Ia not bright.
Private dispatches received to-day from
Taiyuen-fu confirm the report that Primo Tuan
and Prince Chuang have been appointed mem
beers Of the Grand Council. thus having their
power and prestige materially increased
Adyices from Chinese sources are to the eiect
that the removal of the Taotai OF Shanghai
A. announced in the dispatches to THE SrN on
Saturday. ls only the beginning Of Pnnce Tuan's
plan OF vengeance against the officials In the
south and central provinces who have mani
tested q friendly disposition toward foreigners.
II Is stated that Vioeroy Llu Kin VI MAJ be
transferred from Shanghai to Canton and be
succeeded here by In Chwan Ling. q notorious
reactionary.
II Is further said that Prince Tuan and the
high officials supporting him arc preparing Tor
further nghting. They have been telegraphinR
10 the southern provinces ordering soldiers TO
60 north.
The Boxer clan realize that so long as they
can eight and deceive the Empress Dowager
their own lives will be safe, but II there ia no
fighting II will be only a question Of short time
before the throne will be compelled to grant
the demand Of the Powers and behead or other
ytse punish the leaders Of the Boxer movement.
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bowling.

Brookiyn bowlers held a meeting last night al the
Elephant clubhouse. i4il Fulton street, and organ.
lied the Long Island Bowling League. The following
clubs were re represented Echo, South Paw. Manhattan,
Reinecke. Greenwood. Orient Whetlmen. lmrerlal,
Kings County Wheelmen, Royal Atcanum, Prosper
Ivy, Pin Knight Monarch, Metropolitan. East New
York and Atlantic. other clubs made application by
letter. bu, II was decided TO limit the league 10 nfteeh
clubA
The following on1ceIs were elected: President, VIII
liam Dinsmore. Vice President, Ernest Kru.e; Urea.
suer, I c caruther, Secretary, Thomas Curtis
The enuanoe fee was nIed at $40 for each team,
Carru,hers contributed $500 " the prize fund. which
was apporloned Asfollows' TeamS-ftrst, tli0: sec.
ond, $50: third, 80; fourth, So: ntth, s4s; sixth.
$50. seventh. $50: high score, 80. individual
FIRST, tss second $50 third; $40 fourth, $40; NTH.
SIS; sixth, $40. seventh. s.; high score, IS.
The league will begin Its toutrh nent on wednes-
day, Oct =, on the Elephant clubhouse alleys and
the regular bowling nights thereafter will be on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday,
y, L. Allen and ". Codes we're appointed 20 act IA
conjunction with the .enc.rS. as an executive conf
miitee. q. Hammer, ". CotdeS and b Allen were
elected delegates To the American Bowling Congress
The schedule for the nrs week Of the tournament
Is as fol owS Oct s, Pm Knight, Atlantic and Echo;
Oct 8. Manhattan. Orient W. and Relnecke.
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NINE. MAyTELLI NARRIKS.
The Well known Contralto Now the brtde
OF Fernando de Angels d'Amico.

Nine. Eugenia Mantelli Montevsni. who
was for four seasons the leading contralto IN
the French and italian operas az the Metro
politan. was married 70 Fernando de Angels
dAmico. teacher Of singing, at St Agnes's
Church last evening at hglf-past, 8 O'Clock,
The ceremony was performed by Father Thomas
j Donnell, and Miss Adelaide attended the bride
as maid OK honor. j. William Smith acted as
b@t man. After tho ceremony, which was
couple, there was a small reception and sup
rer at the Waldorf-Astoria The couple are
10 live in this city IN the future after Nine.
Dc Angels has filed her professional engage
ments abroad She l. under contract 70 sing
In lisbon during the winter and will sail from
here on Dec 10.
She made the acquaintance Of Signor dc
Angels here during the past season After
the close Of her season In this country she re-
turned to Italy to meet the members OF his family.
She was a widow before her marriage yes-
tcrday. Her INST husband, Signor de Mon
tevani died four years ago,
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Tho weather.

an ARA ~ nigh pressure covered yesterday the
country "a { = IN. Ohio Valley, whore the weather
vas fair, save Tor a light shower or two In Virginia.
West OF the ohio valley II was cloudy and rainy. 4
storm vas central over the Dakoias, with a general
depression extending from Manitoba TO Texas. tn.
rainfall was general from Ohio " the CENTRAL Rocky
Mountains and from Montana 20 Texas. with snow
falling In Utah and western Montana. High winds
blew In the upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys.
Montana, Wyoming and Colorado II was warmer
In the Central States and much colder west from Ne.
brsska and Kansas. freezing temperatures occurring
In Utah
In this city the day was fair and slightly cooler.
average humidity. Al per cent wind fresh northwest
erly. barometer, corrected 10 read IN SEA level. al s
a. NJ, so. 10, ) NJ, 5000
The temperature a. rc,rded BY the oricial ther.
mometer, and also by THE SUNS Thermometer at the
street level. Is shown IN the annexed table:
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AMERICAN REFUGEES' HiRDSHTPS.
Fled From Pekin Across the Cobb Desert
Are Vow In London.
Special Cabls Despatch 70 THE sun.

Special Cd5ls Despatch 10 THE Sun.
IoSDoS. Sept. 24.-Miss Y. e. Murdoch Of
Chicago and the Rcv. ". p. Sprague and y. Fl.
Robert, Of Hartford. Conn. refugees from
China, visited the American Embassy TO-DAY.
Mis-, Murdock and Dr. spraGue escaped
from Pckin on June g. The saiss were cloeed.
but thcv were escorted by soldiers outside the
city aud directed how 10 reach KalGnn, where
they were Joined by Mr., Roberts, three Ameri-
cans, seventeen Svcdes and three Mongolians.
They were preceded nv %coUriers, who warned
the people not TO supply the refugees with food
or water. II was necessary 10 use force In order
20 sacUre n alter.
They crossed the Cobb desert on camel5.
The anti-foreign sentiment was pronounced
throughout their tourney Of 900 miles. and the
refugees endured great hard~hips. The party
reached Irkutsk In fifty DAYS by way OF Lake
Baikal. They found the anti-forolgn senti-
ment ~ strong In the extreme western part Of
China a. in the Fast.
The refugees will sail for home on Sept. 20,
probably on the steamship City OF Rome.
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GEN. cHAFFEE GOES TO rIENTsrN.
Commissioner Rockhin Busy Investigating
Anair, In Pekin.
Special Cable Dsspateh 10 THE SUN.
From n StAf Correspondent

PENN, Sept. 20. via Taku. sept 20. and Shang-
hal. Sept. ~. i:7o P. M-The British foroe at
the Peitachu Temples will return here on Satur-
day. Sir Claude Macdonald, the British Min
lister. IL at that place now enjoying an outing.
Gen. Chafree attended a picnic at the Sum
mer palace to-day a. the guest Of Herbert
@. Squlers, the secretary Of the American Leg
ton. He viii 90 to Tientsin tomorrow TO at
tend TO army matters.
Mr.. Rockhill. the Special American Envoy,
is busy interviewing prominent persons and
inspecting the city. He intends 10 leave here
In two days.
Capt, Hin died to-day from wounds received
in an explosion in the British magazine at Tuns-
Chou.
The Russians will institute their Red Cross
system tomorrow with appropriate ceremonies,
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sHOT BY A JEALOUS LOVER.
BENNETT wounded Miss Moore hortaily and
Tried to XIII Tier Caller.

RAIEIaH, y. C.. sept. "a Miss Jenni,
Moore. daughter of the late James Edwin
Moore. was shot az williamson yesterday
by Joseph Bennett. a jealous lover, and she
ia not expected to live. Miss Moore wac
entertaining Rowland Hobbs at her home
The couple we're ATTRACTED from the parlol
seemed as IL some animal was movine
A. Miss Moore stepped from the porch
her on the hip, and another entered hel
shoulder and pasaad through her lungs.
Hobbs started for a physician. At the
gate, H"nnett rushed toward him and triec
ticipants in the affair are prominent In the
Staio. Bennett has fed. and n diligen,
search is being made for him,
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and the Royies were In short farcea &c kelth's,
where the Winters, the Elinores and Alice Pierce
we're specialists. The Murphys were. foreUost
az Pastors. Magician Powell and. Neapohtaii
musicians furnished tho stage performance az
the Eden Musoe. where the sights lay IN wax
works and motion picture show
Music Hall vaude vile wus diverting az Roster
4 Bial's. where Dorothy Morton, L0Jlnll,' jess
held, with a dozen others. nurtiT X SeanonS
retained Press Eldridee. Favor and Sinclair and
Harry Mills. The Dcwey's bill consisted OF Dur
lettas and variety show,
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SHOT HImSFLP WITH A RIFLE.
Sir. Randall Dreaded a second Operation for
Appendicitis.

RRp BANK, y. j., Sept. 24.-Fred NJ. Randall,
a piano plate manufacturer Of Brooklyn who
had a summer cottage at Little Silver Point.
died to-day from the effects Of a rifle bullet
wound In the head. He was about 80 years
old and leaves a widow and a son. Chester,
aged 70 years. II Il believed that he com
mitted suicide. He got up AT $50 thtS MORN
ing and went downstairs In his nightdress.
4 moment later the family heard the report
81 a gun downstairs, Mr.. Randall was found
unconscious on the floor OF the buffers pantry
with his head in n pool Of blood. He died a
few minutes later. The rifle, a small one
owned by Mr., Rlnd1Tls son., was nearby.
Mr., Randall was opernted upon several
months ago for appendicitis and tn" opera
tion was not entirely successful. He expected
10 undergo a second operation shortly and II
Il known that he dreaded II.
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thore TO be- akin TO that held by the United States
namely. that while It IL indispensable
to secure the punishment OF the nstigators
Of the outraRes. the Powers cannot refuse
10 enter upon any negotiations until they SHAH
have been surrendered. II is added that the
Cabinets are exchanging views aiming TO OBJ
tain from Germany the abandonment OF the
capital condition contained in her proposal
and certain other notifications.
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Physician Die, In the Insane ward.

DR.. william ". Mum Of lao S AIMS avenue
died yesterday in the insane pavilion at Belle
we Hospital lie was taken to the hospital
early on SUNDAY morning after Frightening his
landladv by making a disturbance in the house.
He fought with the ambulance surgeon on the
way to the hospital. YeS'erdnv mornlng he be-
came unconscious and expired In that state.
Death was due 10 cerebral congestion.
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Las, week of the K~altenborn Concerts.

The final week OF the Kaltenborn 0rchestra's
season at the 81. Nicholas Garden began last
night The Wagner festival viii be given on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings.
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WASHINGTON FORECAST PoR To-DkY AND
TO MoRRow
For the District q Colum tia and Maryland. fair to-
day and probably 70 morrow warmer TO day, light 10
fresh north IN ,aSt winds
For sdHerr NsV Y0rk, Drllrd-s, eastern Penn.
%'plranti. N'u Jr''p, ana Nev England, TAR io-daV
and 10 no-roU. rSsh north to ,4H VindI
For western Pennsylvania. fair to day and to-
morrow fresh 10 brisk south winds, becoming west
Pot western Ned YorE. fair iodAy and 70 morrow.
warmer Io4Ay Il east portion; fresh 10 brisk south
wtndA
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RUSSIANS ARE LEAVING PEKIN.
Withdrawal Of Troops From the Capital vii
he Gradual.
Special Cabl. Despatch 10 THE sun.

Special Cdbl, Despatch 10 THE SUN.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. A.-The Of1dl
MESSENGER says the orders for the transference
Of the Russians TO Tientsin. dated Aug. Is and
Aug. 20. we're not received by NJ. de Glers, the
Russian Minister 70 China till Sept. 5. and by
Gen. IinevItch. the Russian commander, TIL
Sept. 8, In consequence Of the irregularity OF
telegraphic and mail communicate from Taku
to Pckin. Some members Of the Russian lega-
ton and the first portion Of the eIpediuonary
force started for Tientsin Immediately on
receipt Of the orders. The departure OF the
other, from Pekin will be gradual. but will be
completely Effected rs soon A. local conditions
permit.
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GERMAN DEMANDS EXCESSIVE.
Russian Diplomats Agree with the Views EN-
pressed BY the United states.

Special cab, Despatch N THE SUN
LONDON, Sept, 25.-The Berlin correspondent
Of the Times says that tho attitude q the Powers
toward Germany's proposal concerning China
is this The United States have declined to
acoede, Austria. Italy and France have agreed.
and Great Britain, Russia and Japan have not
replied.
a news agency despatch from st. Petersburg
represents the view Of wcltinformed politicians
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1t was Voltaire who said:
People whose bowels are
freed by an easy, regular move
ment every morning are mild,
affable, gracious, kind. A'No'
from their mouth comes with
more grace than a sYes' from
the mouth of one who is con
stipated."
Such is Voltaire's testimonial
to the value of Ayers Pills.
]. c. AVER COMPANY,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mas.
Ayers SpnaPahlla Ayers Hair vigor
Ayers Pills Ayers Cherry Peetorl
Averh AEus c. Ave.. Can.noc.
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GOLF.
Some Of the Players Who VIII Compete In tho
Open cha mpion ship.

Entries for the open championship, 10 be
played at the Chicago Golf Club. Wheaton,
Ill, will close on Thursday. with r Il Kerr.
secretary Of the T.. S. q A. 20 Broad street,
Both Taylor and Nardon have entered, aud.
30 far a. can be learned, the field will be about
a. large ~ In the open championship AT Ralti-
more, when slXty-one professionals and eleven
amateurs teed of The Eastern entries will
include Tom Hutchinson, George Low. John
Park, Jr.. Dave Hunter, W. +. Davis, the Fitz
Johns, Horace and Harry Rawlins. Joe Lloyd,
and ten or twelve more from the Metropolitan,
Philadelphia and Boston districts. The Vest
ern entries will include the title-holder, Willie
Smith; tive former winner II james Fouls
Smith, David Bell, Laurence Auchterlonie and
Willie Anderson.
Harry vardon is expected back from Canada
to-day or Tomorrow, but II is not thought
that he will again play on a Metropolitan links
before leaving for Chicago. j u Taylor will
glfSyil The Of Rsss SGlI Of and sa' d RrSfs:'ssG tpathi 81 au Ges
Burn, this morning at the Brooklaw n Country
Club, OF Bridgeport, and In the afternoon no
will play the best ball Of two OF the Connecticut
amateurs.
". +. Davis. the homo professional, and
professional will play An is,hole match
Tor a purse. this afternoon on. the Apawamis
Coll Club links, beglnniIng at2 O'CLOCK on. Satur-
day lawson PLAYED the return match with
John Young Of tho Somerset Hills Country
Club, In the first match, on the Inn links
two months ago, lawson won by ? up. on
Saturday. however, Young was the victor by
! up, The winner received t75 and the loser
s25. The course IL a hard ~ on par golf.
Members OF U. s, G., A. clubs in all parts Of
the country arc eligible TO the third annual
tournament of the Country Club OF Scranton.
Pa, from oct 10 to IS, inclusive, There viii be
prizpg for tho two lowest scores In the tbirt y-siN-
hole round. the first sixteen qualifying for the
Country Club Cup and a runner-up prize, and
the second sixteen for a consolation cup. There
will also be prizes for the winners Of the mems
foursome. the general handicap, and for driv-
ing and putting contests. The entries will close
with the clubs secretary, Al Hunt. on Oct. o,
which will be "vardon Day" at the links,
The third annual open tournament for women
Club from oct. ia 10 20. Inclusive The prizes
will include the Baltusrol, Consolation, Blasted
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Opening OF . "A Million Dollars" Postponed.

The first performance Of "a Million Dollars, y
announced for tu-night at the New York
Theatre, has been postponed until Thursday.
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who had lax points. Miss shannon Of New
Brunswick was third with 10 points. The
scores:
l26, .32-04; Miss Ntwbold. No. go: Miss
Dougherty III, io.lOz; Miss Shannon. los.
Craig iSl, l7-iol Miss Z Coates, i49. 45-Ia4;
Mrs. 7, W. Eastwick, lao. 36-iO5; Mrs. T W.
English. llo. t0-l09; Mrs. j. N. Il. Hildreth. 1872.
i8-illi Mrs X. r. Woodward, 1873, Bills; Mrs
/. C. ogden. 1919. lb-il6
MoSTcLAIH-Sept. 74.-The finals in the women's
contest for the Governors cup on the Mont
clair gol links was played this afternoon and
was won by Mrs. Plckman. scratch, with d gross
SCORE OF li7. Mrs. Piokman received eight rOtnts
In all.
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>. j.. Parker. Grocer. Fails for SIS. 900.

AsBuRY PARK, n. j., Sept. al, J. Parker, a
gro Ger with two stores in Asbury Park. one in
Little Fails and mother at Manasquan. failed
to-day Claude '. Gucrln Is the assignee. Mir.
Parker's liabilities ire 5000 and hi assets
about $1,000
Pea Tree In Blossom.
A pear tree belonging 10 Edward Roman OF
R'dgewood, y. j., has put on a new dress Of
leaves and Is again In full blossom
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Hopes, Handicap, Driving and Best Three
Drives cups and n best score and other ineuals'
There will also be a prize for a Scotch. or louI-
ball foursome. entries for which may be niaue
at the first tee and are not limited TO mempers
Of the same club. The first. second ana MIRO
sixteens will qualify for the respective cups
at match play. The Scotch fouTsome VIII oe
on Friday. An entries with the home-cIuD
rating must be sent to Louis Keller, 81 Liberty
street. by Oct, 10.
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Better pies'-The great sue
cess which has marked the
progress Of
WHITE COTTOLENE
from the very first was due
to its being a pure product, of
course, but the fact of its help
ing to make pies, cakes. bis
cults and bread better tasting
has had most to do with its pop
ularity.
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Pl.IyF1rLp. Sept. 24-The weekly competi-
ton for the Presidents cup was held on the
links OF the Park Golf Club on saturday IN
which the lowest scores were as follows:
william IA. McCuichen. %, 6-SS; Morgan 7. Town
send. pU, go: Samuel Townsend, liz lo-97;
IA lie la n Anderson. lOs, 4-0s.
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The final round. at thirty-six holes, for tn
Col. Branch trophy, representing the All StateI
Island championship, will be played. to-da,
tho. seIni-0nals on Saturday +. O, SCHUYLER
Richmond County, beat Otis T.. Williams, Rich
Janin, Jr.. FoN Hills. heat Dourins Bonner
Richmond County, by > M Janin won n
championship last vear.
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CAPE MAY. Sept, 2t.-1he last Of the series OF
wom"n's eighteen-hole handicap medal play
tournaments was played on The local links mi,
afternoon. The seasons Gun was awarded 10
Mrs. r. Norris Williams OF Philadelphia, who by
winning second place. to-day secured II 81
points. passing Mrs. Alfred h. Miller Of Chicago
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In the second round Of the women's fall
championship OF the llgrbor MI Golf Club
Yesterday, Miss VI Worth beat Miss VI John
son by loup and 80 play. Miss Agnes Smytha
beat Mn Botsiord by 5 up and 3 to play, Mrs
play. and Miss Ellen Smythe beat Miss Badgley
by default
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First Eig6t-Miss Elsa huribuft and ", Y. Marsh.
es, O.-e3 Miss CoInel.A willis and ", a. Eagg,
lnl, b-05; Mrs william Shipper and J. A. Tying.
OF, O-o7; Mss Marie G Bryce and ", L. Thompson,
100, s-97; Miss March and Arthur, Berry,
100, 1910. Miss de- Barry and Adolphe de Barry.
los, 800: Miss Shade and J. p. Emmett
iii, e-ioa? Miss Kip and George J. Little,
Other seores-MiSs Little and s. II Little. iia. IA
io1; Miss Howell and T.. s: Kip he, e-loe; Mr,
and Mrs. S. II. Plum, ll6, s-llO: Nj. and Mrs j.
Walter Wood, Iao, 6-iiA; Mrs o Adams and c. y.
Beck with 1872, lilo.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

Springfield, Gbriitofer Gpdns fra
Rortb DaihinstOn Menisbeo os .. y.
Sbompion fra 8scorub.
s. 5. Marih Ipm er 0elegat til
ben rcpnblitdnits Decentralization,
tiItrGDer Rsiien 6rsbus oeune lge.
MiIs Mabel Seperion sr toms
men bism fra Gbituao.
Or. Rattliifs bar iioIte uge luttet
1T Sontor / 0ecorab oe er hDttet tils
baae iii Wautpn.
Sargfprsningen 2uren oanot bet
rcIoOeoe Cottage Organ. 2uren bapce
137,02S Stemmer og N, y. 6. 1885,
164.
- Miis Sburins gn,n tom / 5prss
bags hitr ma Rso Wing, Minn., hopr
bun ct Oar Tiger bar o9rst pau gsfss
hos grooeren prof. $. Iaen. Drills
Iaie 5ausen leoIagsos benbs.
2pret iIog 2sroag often n.o BOB
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"a or0bte en- So.