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was notified. and. on account OF the sudden
death OF the woman. held an inquest The
jury returned a verdict of death from con-
sumption.
Three months after the deed DaIllma
took has two children. boy. aged II. and =
Slfi. aged u, 10 Lockhard. Tex. where he
stayed awhile. returning 10 St Louis soma
Tine before he came TO Burlington. He
i.ft the boy with Mr.. Flower and the
girl with Mrs. Hudson. He said a spirit
has been talking with him ever since urging
him to confess.
Once he was told the only way to gain
peace was TO be taken before the throne OF
God and be sentenced to a certain period in
nell He seems perfectly sane. but SAYS
the thought of his deed has driven him to
distraction. and he was finally compelled
TO make the confession 10 relieve his mind
tie says he realizes the enormity of his
crime and Is willing and anxious to atone for
II in any way the u admits
DShinsn - 30 yearsDlo and Is a Swede.
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LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

CITY Counselor :schnU has notified
'he Kinlnch company that unless 1t mes
statements of its earnings and paws "a" .
per cent tax thereon. It's license 10 occupy
The streets with ,ts condnits Will be- re-
Vok.-d.
\ monster meeting in the Coliseum is pro-
posed as Il feature Of ;he campaign II The
invitatior of the CITY Committee To open
campaign work here is accepted
Joe Arno. an Ita ian swiUdler. has been
implicated in another fraud.
Henry westrrlp. machlnist was KILLED hv
: bursting emery wheel Yesterday IN IN"
Fulton Iron works.
Samuel Pits % st Louis County. who
died of broken heart. was buried Nest"f-
day.
Judge Klein denied n" injunction re
straining Recorder OF Deus Hahn from
moving.
Relatives Of Ios"ph SEivler Of Kent, u,
ar. searching this city for him.
Three burial permits were Issued ye>ter-
day the result 81 dispute about the name
Of Mrs. Barbara Roselrock.
Incorporation articles for new electric
railway in Madison County. Illinois. have
been issued.
Tommy Mitchell. L runaway. was found
downtown selling papers.
The Grand Chapter. order Of Eastern
Star closed ifs session in ST. Louis.
The Democratic City Committee has not
decided removal or campaign opening ques-
ttons.
The Missouri Press Association. after an
rual Session will visit Niagara Falls and
canada.
Patrick p'Noii has filed suit FOR $500
ssains; william Blass and John Gerhardt
for in ;uries received from cow belonging
to the defendants
The KirkWcod officials are taking steps 10
arrest owners of unlicensed dogs.
George ZelIer Of Evansville Is in :his city
seeking j. missing
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PRESIDENT RECEIVES NEWS.
Nisibly Affected by the Dispatch
From cOn.cr.

Cation. q. July N-The Presidents first
news o. Minister Conge.'s dispatch was
HANDED him the instant he left the train
10y the Associated Press correspondent
Scanning the bulletin he gave evidences OF
pleasure at the news
Lister. when the State Departments state
mrnt first cached him by the Assorist ed
Press. adding strength to the eenuinrness of
the news. he more visibiN erat.tr,.
Those near the President have known for
DAYS past that he has never given up hope
tina; Minister Conger was alive.
After the President had read all the news
which followed the FIST bulletin. he started
fof dive with Mrs. Mckinley over III.
country roads
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GREAT MARINE CORPS GOING
United States VIII Place 1000 y.
Them in China.

EEPU BI.Ic SPECIAL
Washington. July 2N--Secretary Long and
General Haywood and Colonel F. L. Denny
OF the Marine Corps. arranged to-day to
place iv0 marines in China This was
done on the strength of the news received
from Minister Conser this morning
The plaH was communicated to the Presi-
dent. who gave hts approval TO the scheme
This will be the largest mobilization OF
marines in the history Of the CORPS The
marines will act in conjunction with the
troops on land.
Secretary Long discussed with Mr.. Hay
and Mr. Root to-day the policy OF the &C.
cupation Of China part OF the general
agreement likely 70 be reached by the
Powers
The prospects are that this Government
VIII be obliged to keep in China sub
stantiai force, and that this force will ne
made typ of marines who are specially
adapted for such service.
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Ii HUNG CHANGES ORDERS.
Customs Officials Must Obey In
structions From Canton.

Rome July :o.-The Italian Consul at
Hong-k Kong telegraphs. under date Of Tues
day. July IL. that Ii Hung Chang informed
him that he Was going To Pekin To negoti-
ate with the Powers in compliance with
dispatch signed by the Emperor and the
Empress DowageI.
The Consul asked him 20 forward DIS
match TO the Italian Minister. Sic Eaggi.
hut Ii Hung Chang replied that ne had no
means OF doing SO.
Ii Hung Chang. the Consul reports. no
titled the directors OF customs tina; they
must obey orders from Canton, not from
Pekn. The Nicercy of Nankin has given
similar Instructions for Shanghai.
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PHILIP MEMORIAL PLANNED.
Income From the Money for the
.Admiral's Widow.

New York. July cot has ten decided
TO raise Sl0J.0.o as a memorial to Rear
Admiral John W. Philip.
Naval Constructor Francis I. BowIes OF
the navy yard and Commander ID. Dele
hanty. Governor of Sailors Snug Harbor.
in charge of the movement and will i'm
:. day o. two announce the names Of th..
committee TO raise subscriptions
II is probable that Rear Admiral Albert
=. Baker, who succeeded Rear Admiral
Philip in charge of the New York Macy
Yard. will be the chairman. Miss Helen
Gould will be on the committee. II is tn.
present plan to invest the si0a. 900 when col
1ected. by public subscription the income TO
be paid to Mrs. Philip while she lives.
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EXPORTING ARMS TO CHINA.
Bill in House of Lords IN Stop til.
Traffic.

London. July 0.-fn the House OF com
mons to-day. replying to question 'eia
tive TO the expectation Of arms to emma
M. A. j. Balfour. First Lord of the Treas
ury and Government leader in the HOUSE
said it was impossible, in the present state
Of the law. to prohibit such expectations,
but. az the matter was extremely pressing.
bill would to-day be introduced to give
the Government the necessary power such
bill was subsequently, introduced In the
House of Lords.
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MOT YET DESTROYED"


SPECIAL BY CABLE.
Che-foo. Thursday. July 70. via Shanghai
Friiay.-,Copyright 1850. by the New York
Herald Company THE consuls teiegraphed
TO Guen Shi kai. Governor Of Shan-Tung.
asking him whether it is true or not that
Ministers in Pekin have been ma,sacred.
The Governor replied:
My messenger who left PekiD on The 18th
reported that the rebels had attacked the
legation. but IL was not yet destroyed"
Nuen Sht ksi refuses to believe that the
Ministers have been massacred. The Con-
suls wired again. demanding a definite
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LEGATIONS BURNED.
France Hears That Whites Els
capped TO Chinr's Palace.

Paris. July 9.-The Foreign Office has re-
ceived information from Chinese source
In which, however. certain reliance may be
placed. that the foreign Ministers at Pekin
have not been massacred. According to
this Information. on July the Ministers
were attacked and the legations burned.
but the foreigners succeeded in crossing the
city to Prince Ching's palace which was
then bsrricsded and the Europeans we're
holding their own IN to the time the news
left. July 2. Since then nothing has been
heard from Pekin.
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SMALLPOX SPREAD STAYED.
Conditions at Cape Nome Reported
Improved.

Washington. July D.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has received a telegram from
Lieutenant Jarvis. acting special Treasury
agent at Cape Nome, stating that there has
been only two new cases Of smallpox since
last report.
The disease. he states. Is apparently not
spreading. He reports that he is maintain
ing examination of vessels and immediate
isolation Of shore.
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BEIGitN CO>StLs tDNifES.
BRUSSELS. july ao.-Th- Belgian Consul 81
Shanghai sends The following dispatch.
under date Of july "a.
''Sh-rG rthe administrator uf tr!rSrgpiisp
announces that lh, foreigners al l''kin ~'ie
-.,f" ana sound July "a
An imperial decree. dated Juy u. orders
.h'' Nir'ru, Of Ti"H-TSin TO apursiS" tie
damJg' caused Icy tb.. troubles. an" elders
Ih- local militia Ia I.Ur-s- IN" rrb"ilidn
<NERItA> IIPHER CODE.
~ Et-E'.G' SPECIAL.
Na>hinztun july u Secretary Hay :
i"l'h In the c~uuiu~r-ss Of Minister con-
gers dispatch i based "u the fact that II
j. written in THE STATE Department cipher
aud - ~ reply &" message in the same
cipher. The cipher code of the State De
partH'Et = what il known IS symbol
code anf while ii + not 81 complex as That
USED sy IN" navy u - said To be absolute
~ impossible Tor any "n-. even cipher
EXPERT. 80 reaG it or 10 write message In
II without the AS, or The code boob
IN" symbols used are figures arranged IN
groups To r"pres-u, WORKS. Its basis is 4
SNSirm Of key numbers which change the
significance ~: IN. symbols.
he code il thus capable of several trans
positions. and 1" siill further Increase the
"lf'i'uiiE Of its translation by Unauthorized
persons their .,rr two basic systems. one
an" n" other IN use by the other half.
IErn any dipicinatic officer having either
one az ih">" basic systems can completely
change The entire code by changing the
her nufnb'r. and this can b. done without
previous notice To- rh, department. II i
dcn" by - peculiar Arrangement OF groups
"f numbers 81 that the message shows on
NS fi'r to the expert in tn. depart meut
that the cod. i changed
Ni'Ir II Is impossible for even cipher
expert without the code hook 10 handl. t.iis
cipher successfully. an expert with the book
t"uii soon learn to read and write. mes
HaSts. II IN for this reason that the State
bendfin i"nt very rarely publishes exact
TRANSACTIONS OF cipher messages. as these
TRANSACTIONS. taken in connection with the
c!pfrr messages which might I've stolen
from th- wires. would enable an expert TO
buliG up the cote and read futur. MESA s.s.
me cipher now in u-. il Conlpar lively
new. The former state Department code
was on the same principle. but during the
Spanish war It WIS feared that messages
might lie read. and the entire code was
changed
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RAILROADS.

The Tennessee Central Is laying tracks
at the rate Of a mile day.
Excess fares on trains between Chicas D
and New York IS diveriug traffic from
Western points to the st. Louis gateway.
J. Il. Parkeu advertising agent Of the
Frisco line. has resigned 10 embark ia other
business. r. I, Heed succeeds him.
-, Louis passenger agents have fixed
rates for the st. Louis Exposition and st.
Louis Fair.
clinton HaskiIs. a weil-knnwn railroad
contractor died at Buffalo, y. Y
The Cotton Belt has just issued its crop
report No. ..
Judges of the Nebraska Supreme Court
will meet 20 discuss the legality Of the
State Transportation Boari.
George II. Heafford's successor will be
selected from the passenger department OF
IN. St. Paul.
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100 Help Wanted
Ads printed in to-dsy's Repubsi-.
BIa aching <uts.

in preparing almonds for sailing. care
should be taken that they do not remain
too long in the blanching water. Boiling
water is often poured over the almonds
and the bowl left untouched In the press
of other preparations. The hot water
draws out the bitter, prussic acid taste Of
the skin. and IL the nuts are left to cooi
In the water they will reabeorb it, If this
carelessness has taken place. rinse ms.
nut meats with boiling water after the skin
comes OF
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
BI' SIEFSS.

Discount rates were 20 -. per cent ON
call and time loans. ClearanceS. N''clV -
balances s4I99t. New York eNchans" 'oc
discount bid. par asked: t.ouiSI He &c "i'-
count bid. par asked: Chicago. lHc discount
hid 10, discount asked: Cincinnati. -. lis
count bid. par asked; New orleans S'c us
count bid. par asked.
The local wheat market closed higher Al
1sssc n. July. 7lc II. Aug. Ti7sc a. sept "c
n Dec, 1la. dGSa4c No. . red Corn ci"S'i
better at 3s2-r b. July. SSa2sisc sept 81, a
wear. Oats closed az .3'.c h. JulS. - -
sept. 20. Q24isc No ..
Wheat At Chicago closed higher at .1'@c
n. July. 7sTsc Aug. .7A.d..'sc h, SEPT. r!h
closed higher AT 1910 4. July. "'-diS'tr
AlS-. ia'4c a. Sept Oats closed 81 &c
July. 25asc Aug. 23ss 49, Sept.
The local market for standard mess pork
closed strong al Sl2.7J. Prime steam taFd
closed firm at 655c: choice o.t"r.
Local spot cotton market closed steady
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Reports from various points in Illinois in
dictate great disafection in the Republican
ranks. The Republicans are DESERVING tile
party for Bryan. This Is especially true in
reference to the Germans.
Mr.. Bryan has given out az interview on
the Chinese situation. IN which he states
that the b.st guarantee of safety the Gov
erument can give Americans in China il ia
convince the Imperial Government that The
United States is aot a party TO The land
grabbing scheme
Joe Bailey Of Texas has written a letter
TO Texas Farmer of Dallas. Tex, denying
statements published in that paper relative
10 tho purchase made by Bailey. with ex-
Governor FranciSs assistance. OF Barney
Gibbs's Dallas County ranch.
The president OF the Consouda; ed Street
Railways Of Dallas states that he has re-
ceived offers from 500 or more street railway
men in ST. Louis TO take the places OF
strikers OF the Dallas street railways. but
that he does not need any more men.
The grievance committees OF she five
orders of the brotherhood of railway en-
plcyes In session al Omaha are considering
the grievance Of the men IN regard TO the
physical examinations made compulsory by
Western railroads. and the subsequent dis
charge Of employees
Robert Noakss furnished rome. ssnsl-
tionaI testimony in the Ca.eo Powers case
yesterday He said that Powers told him
that Goebel would be killed nd that would
settle II. His evidence tends TO entanele
Powers in the plot 10 remove Goebei.
Noakes swore that the mountaineers wsre
brought TO Frankfort for the purpose OF In
tirnfdatfns the Election Commissioners.
Social entertainments are the feature o:
the last two days at Camp Bell. A ball
VIII be given tonight in honor Of Mrs.
Harvey Clark.
The Democratic campaign in Illinois VIII
be formally opened at Peoria on August i.
Anthony W. Poors denies the charge that
he killed J. r. Adams.
4 sociedy has been organized I'm New
York for the purpose of preventing premA-
tUre ouriais-
\ prominent representative OF the Beers
IN this country denies the report that thou
sands Of KrUger's people are preparing 10
q nigrate to the United States. He talks
hopefully Of Boer prospects and tn, future
of the South African Republic.
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The Hest Prescription for Malaria
Chilis and Fever is bottle Of Groves Tss,.,ss.
ChiH Tonic II Is simply iron and quini.a in a
tssteis-s FORM. No cGrs-no pay. Price. sos.
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HEI.GI,N Co>stL.> NDyiCE>.

patch delivered by Minister Wa G" inc
STATE department. which is the ore rei'tr''
To- 10y Consul Fowler bears no date
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Fair Grounds winners: ". Il. Gates. FL
ciney. Guide Rock. Verify, The Butcher
and Eva's Darling.
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MANCHUS GO TO
MEET RUSSIANS.
Tuan FORCES Emperor's Name to Order Declaring
War-Fighting at Sakhaln. Aigun and
BlagOvetchensk
Sft.'iti. BY CABLE

SPE'iAi. BY CABLE
London. Saturday. Iuiv p -topyriehi.
l"c'. by the New Yorh Herald Company
TIL" Daily Mail publishes this morning the
following dispatch rom it, correspondent.
dated 81 Petersburg. Friday:
The bomhar,iment of Rlagoretcn@n-k
continues from Streetsnsk. Sufficient troops
are being hurried up TO Blagovetsch"nsk TO
open The River Amur for the passage OF
vessels
Shanghai. Thursday .-chinese "fi"iat al
vices state that large bodies OF Manchus
h.tV" been sent 10 Moukden for IN" purpose
~ int"rcepting and giving battle tn the Rus
SLAMS who are advancing on f"kin from
NlaiiV.stuk
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An eruption of . volcano a; Yokohama
destroyed several villages and killed or in
jure.i 2uJ persons.
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SEVERE; FIGHTING.

SPE' lAl. BY CABLE.
London. saturday. July 4 -t;"pyrlsht,
1900 by III" New York Herald C"mpany.i-
The Daily Telegraph publishes the f"lio"inS
dispatch from its correspondent dat'" 81
Petersburg. Friday:
The Chinese who attacked BiaS"Nti-
,h-usk concentrated on tn. right bank or
the ANU: River. They have been severely
ruuie'! ~ the village OF SaKhaIn. when
WAS burned 10y the shells from IN" Russi" n
guns. The Chinese town Of Aisun hus h"'-i,
partly destroyed
The Russians have occupied al! the i'm
portap, defensive positions On the right
bank II the liver. driving the chinese OUT
Of them.
IL appear. that the Chinese were quit"
taken by surprise They considered them
selves masters Of Blaguvetchensk. ana
never expected an attack from 'h" Russians
in both rear and front: but the Gar 5
troops carried cat the operations with
great hriIliancv. killing 2.tSe chinese ana
capturing seventeen guns. At IN" sam"
time their own losses weT. inconsiderahi'-
1T was OFT tn. morning OF July - that
General GriboSki having received T"-en-
forcemeniS opened a fierce cannon and rim"
fire. Toward evening the Russian shells set
fire To- the Chinese village "f Sakhaiin.
After Il prolonged conflict the enemy : ar
iiIIery fire began TO siacken and they com
rienred Ia retire. The duel Of tn" guns
went on mere or l-ss until O'Clock IN the
evening
More Chiu.S. troops having row arrived
General GribOsky saw the necessity q &C
rupying Aisun and he concentrated Il por-
ton 81 his fore. for that purp"s"-
There were ahou: 190 Chimes" there
with some artillery. The Russian iroop'
advanced from the direction of til. town W
Nisrnennaja and commenced tn" attack
tn. chinese offered a stout resistance ana
rnass.d forces Of lars. bodies a; various
points. hut to-day news has been received
that the Russians have occupied A'Sun.
where few DAYS ago IN. Chinese com
mand.r acting Oh forged order I'm IN.
name Of the Emperor. issued ~ trincc
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NPf' IN. u NNIfI-Tl
Toxic. Japan. July J.-ttopsriSht. 1900.
hv W K Hearst The Minister Of War.
in an interview to-day with your cOrT'-
Spouderi. said:
When it undertook the reiie' OF the Ed-
rnp.aus Americans and Japanese whose
lives arr Threatened in Pel<in. the Japanese
Government did not cunSiaer FOR moment
the question OF indemnity
1t was unmoNe'i by any other Constd-ra-
tiufs save those ~ humanity.
Japan is acting strictly within the liu'-
;ts % the concert OF Powers
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consul FowLER's DIspsrCHEs.

Washington. July 20-The State Depart
ment TODAY ISSUED the following:
The Secretary Of State received this
morning a dispatch from Consul Fowler at
Che-FOo. dated midnight. ~ saving q
eigners murdered. Fowler wired .h- Gov
.rnor demanding the truth. The Governor
replied that his courier lief, P.kin ON the.
llth and alt then were safe but P-kin east
city had been carried by rebels with intent
to kill
The Secretary OF State later today 70
c.iv-G a second telegram from Consul
Fowler al Che-Foo. dated afternoon of the
both. saving he had received the following
telegram from the Governor of Shan
Tuns dated 10 O'Clock:
Received flying express from the Tsung
Ii Yamen forwarding cipher telegram dated
July IS. from American Minister. Pekir.
which | have transmitted. and by which
you will see that the newspaper accounts
entirely rumurs.
The State Department still later received
a dispatch from Consul Fowler. dated
night. July ~ in which he communicates
the following message telegraphed 10 him
that day by the Governor of Shan-Tung:
Il have lust received definite information
that the various Ministers at Pekin are
well and the proper Chinese authorities are
devising measures for their rescue and pro-
lection
This message is signed by Yuan the Gov
crnor of Shan-Trng-
IL is believed in Washington that Consul
Fowler merely assumes that TIE message
from Pekin is dated July Is. as the dis
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made by Minister VA that there has been
great detection f,om Ih.- Chinese Army so
| the rebel hosts and that III" troubles into
which the foreign cuvoys have 'all"n havr
been beyond the power of the imperial Gov
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-07
MAINE HOMEOPATHS
Hold Their Annual Meeting al Rockiand- Kex'
Meeting al WaterviIIe.

Rockland. Me. June 6.-The annual
meeting Of the Homeopathic State So
city was held a the Central Club
rooms at Rockland. Tuesday. A large
number were present. The morning
session was opened with prayer by
Rev. L. l.. Hanscom. Papers were
read from the various bureaus.
Among the papers was one on The
X-Ray in Surgery" by DR.. Hanscom
Of this city. He spoke of the use of
the X-ray machine, and noted its
many advantages. Fifty valuable
photographs were exhibited of frac-
lures, bullets, etc.
The following officers We're elected.
President, DR.. B. d. Spencer of Ban
gor: first vice president, DR.. l.. A.
Stewart of Brooksville; second vice
president. Dr. w. V. Hanscom of
Rockland; recording secretary, DR.. c.
NJ. johnson of Skowhegan; correspond
ing secretary DR.. w. J. Renwick of
Lewiston; treasurer, DR.. w. S. Thomp-
son of Augusta: censors, DIR. f. S. Alb
bolt of Bridgton, c. NJ. Foss of Dex-
ter. A. p. Heald of Thomast on. H. c.
Bradford of Lewiston. ]. NJ. King Of
Damariscotta; committee on legisla-
ton. Drs. W. Scott Hill and w. S.
Thompson of Augusta, r. j. Wasgatt
of Rockland, J. H. Knox of Waterville,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-07
Sons OF Veterans to Meet.

The 18th annual encampment of the
Maine division. Sons Of Veterans, is To
be held in Portland, June 12-13. The
cncampmcnt Of the Ladies' Aid SO
cicties will also be held there at the
same time.
Comrades of the Grand Army are
cordially invited to attend any of the
business sessions If either encampmcnt.
on Tuesday evening. June T.. a com
plimentary ball is to be rendered the
visiting officers and members of the re-
spective organizations at Wilson :
dancing academy. On "Wednesday.
during the early forenoon hours, the
visiting members are tn be given a troll
ley ride over the line of the Portland
Railroad Company, taking in the east
ern and western sections of the city
then through North and East Deering.
and RivertOn. on the return to the city.
on Wednesday evening, a reception
and entertainment is to be held in BoS-
worth Post hall. Open house is to be
kept during the two days of the en-
campment at Sons of Veterans hall
where sandwiches and light refresh
ments are to be served. The election
of officers will be held on Wednesday
followed by the installation.