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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10

tions. u never treated him Is ~ Any.
says the admiral. except TO make nse of
him and the natives to assist me IN my.
operations against the Spaniards." But
is not this explicitly an alliance? The
natives constituted an army Of 5000 men,
as was testified before the Paris commits
sion. The Century Dictionary says an
Offensive alliance is IAN agreement to
make a combined attack on another ma
ton" Is not this exactly h Dewey
and Aguinaldo did? Dewey telegraphed
Aguinaldo to come and help him. Aguin-
aldo arrived IN Manila bay May 10. Dewey
sent him ashore to organize his natives
and equipped them from his stores with
rifles. cannon and ammunition. If this
was not an alliance, what was it? Dewey
thereupon cabled to Washington: II have
had several conferences with A~guinaldo."
What about? On June IL Dewey. cabled to
Washington: Insurgents continue hostil-
tiles and lave practically surrounded Ma
nila,', the city he was trying to capture.
Were they not allies? He went on: They
have taken $500 Spanish prisoners whom
they treat most humanely. They do not
intend to attack city proper TIL arrival OF
United States troops, as I have advised.
Nos allies? WHY "as I have advised?
On June q Dewey cabled 10 washington:
IT have given Aguinaldo. to understand
that, 1 consider insurgents as friends. be-
ing opposed to a common enetny." Is 1t
possfh lie that he now claims thaS they were
not allies of the United States forces? In
the same letter the admiral continues:
"Aguinaldo has kept me advised OF his
progress which has been wonderful" Won
derful? Progress in what?
It is doubtless true the Admiral
did not promise Aguinaldo "'indepen-
dence for the Filipinos." But under
the circumstances and considering all
the. history of this great pioneer re-
public, was not Gen. Aguinaldo amply
justified in taking it for granted that
such could be the only natural out
come?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10

&cEG44N1&HX XOX AOk3LO&Ds
Rot and scab % potatoes ! play
ing havoc with the proper growing
of the crop and show the necessity
for a better understanding of the fer
tilizers best suited to the crop under
ell conditions of growth and varia-
tions of easons. Stable and
also clover-enriched soil will invar-
iably rot potatoes in wet seasons.
Fertilizers containing phosphates may
be used to advantage in potato grow
ing, mainly to insure sound tubers, but
they must be sparingly used and thor
oughly mixed with the soil before the
seed potato is planted
Potatoes need more potash than the
average soil will furnish. but it is
difficult for the grower to apply this
to the soil without risk of adding 1t
in a caustic form tnat will injurs
either seed or growing tubers. The
lack of available potash in the soil
is undoubtedly the cause of blight and
rot, but to apply 1t intelligently it is
best to experiment with the special
mixtures put up by most manufac-
turers of fertilizers. Careful work
with these special fertilizers, together
with the proper use of stable manures
will enableTone soon to learn just what
proportion of the mixture is neadrd IN
obtain the best results.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10
RIVER NEWS.

The river continues to rise at all up
per points, and it is thought that a Is
foot stage will be reached at the
wharf. The marks on the landing last
evening showed a stage of 10 feet 6
inches, rising. According to reports
received at the wharfboat last evening
at 5 o'clock the water at Pittsburg was
Is feet, rising, and at Oil City 6 feet 4
inches, rising. The ice from the Allie
gheny River began passing here last
evening about 5 o'clock. The present
rise, which is the result of the hard
rain of the past few days, will enable
the shipping of coal to southern points.
The shipments will be made to-day or
tomorrow.
The Allegheny River is reported to
be on a rampage and running banks
full of ice. The Monongahela River is
also high. The Youghiogheny River ice
passed out Thursday night. and the
Monongahela River is clear Of ice.
The keystone State is scheduled to
depart tomorrow for Pittsburg at 6
a. m.
The Ben Hur will leave for Pitts
burg tomorrow at 1 a. M.
The Leroy. running in the Wheel
ing and Darlington trade. was in and
out on time yesterday with a large
consignment Of freight.
It Is not likely that the Jewel will
get in from Newport to-day.
While the ice afoat IL In small
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10
MoUNDSvILLE,

Joe Manning returned yesterday
from Leith run, where he was employ
ed in the oil business for ]. r. john
son & Co. He just completed a dry
hole, which gives that section of the
country a black eye. Mr.. Johnson is
expected home this evening.
A. J. McElroy was a business caller
in Wheeling yesterday. He brought
home with him another old relic to
add to his long list of curiosities. The
one he obtained yesterday is a book,
entitled "The Free Enquirer" dated
back to 1929.
The boat recently owned by E. B.
Potts is once more able to float. The
structure is being fitted for an opera
boat and will carry the Uncle Toms
Cabin. Mr.. Eisenbarth says he will
have the best production of that play
that ever travelled by rail or water.
Miss Lillian Roberts was selected by
the school directors to. fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Miss Anna
Sunderland as teacher of the Second
ward school.
Col. J.. E. Hooton has returned from
a business trip to Washington and Bal
timore.
Lisle Brock returned to Ford City
yesterday after spending a short visit
with his father on Ninth street.
Miss Belle Summerville is confined
to her room with i'll health.
William Clayton, a popular motor
man on the M, B. & W., will leave in
a day or so for Kansas to visit his
perents.
The gentlemen of the Social Club
gave a grand reception in the parlors
of the Mound City Hotel last night.
All present spent a very pleasant even
ing.
Everybody, it seems, are making ar
rangements for Dewey Day in Wheel
ing. Moundsville will surely be there
in full force. The Grand Army is to
have 100 people, the Jr. o. U. A. M.
about 20, the X. of P. lodge will turn
out in full, while others may decide
to go before the 22d.
Daily and Sunday Registers at Nc
Elroy's, Seventh street.
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cosTLrNEss OF THE PROPOSED
LOAN.

Probably the most ridiculous argyll
ment the ring has yet advanced IN sup
port Of the proposed loan ordinance
is that it will be a saving OF interest,".
Heaven a v the mark! The basis OF
This astonishing plea is the fact that
it is proposed to refund the loan at
four per cent. 1t is one OF the 1aVor-
lite trick arguments of the ring ana
was fully exploited when it was at
Atempted to put through the preceding
nan. It did not deceive the voters
hen and it will not deceive them now
The claim that this refunding ordl-
nance would ave anything whatever
B the people is so exactly the reverse
the truth that it is remarkable that
en the reckless organs Of the ring
7e the hardwood to present it to
intelligent public. The average
can take pencil and paper
and Inquire out its glaring falsity.
Suffice it to say that if the city's debt
is refunded at -four per cent. under the
provisions of this ordinance h tax
payers must pay nearly DOUBLE une
sum that will be necessary to wipe 1t
out under thekpresent intelligent n
business like policy.A
If the present wise arrangement is
continued the principal and interest
of our debt will be reduced annually
in gradual, progressive increasing ra-
ito until at the end of ten years the
debt will be merely nominal and the
interest a bagatelle. If this iniquitous
r~efunding scheme is adopted, however,
this debt of over half a million dollars
will stare us in the face ten years
hence as large as it is to-day, although
we would have paid about a quarter or
a million dollars in interest, While
it would be thirty years hence before
the debt could be finally cancelled.
The plea that the small reduction
in the rate of interest would save the
people a cent is as foolish and wide
Of the easily demonstrated truth as
that other argument of the ring refer
red to yesterday, that the adoption OF
this refunding scheme will hasten the
entrance of the city into the field OF
commercial electric lighting. If the
passage of this ordinance would have
any effect whatever on this matter 1t
would be a tendency to retard this re-
form as it would others in the future.
Defeat this UBIQUITOUS scheme OF the
i ring to get hold of $4,000 a year more
of the peoples money to %squander and
t will not only be a tremendous saw
6 to the people and permit an early
lction of taxation, but Council will
be forced to Immediately submit
another ordinance refunding the COM
promise loan and at the same time
making provision for the purchase of
the electrical company's plant that the
city may enter the field of supplying
electric light to private consumers
a right, by the way, that these very
ringsters buncoed it out of some years
G And that ordinance will be rat
fed by the people.
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Marks From Above.

PITTSBURGERiver II feet and station
ary. Cloudy and cool.
GRBENSBORO-River Is feet and fall
ing. Weather fair and cooler.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA feet 4 inches
and stationary. Weather clear and cold.
OIL C~ITY-River s feet 6 inches and fall.
ing. Weather clear and colder. Ice still
running.
STEUBENVILLE-River q feet 8 inches
n rising. Weather clear and cold. Fred
Wilson, with tow, left here and went to
New Cumberland, where she tied up on
account of the ice. Tom Moren, who has
been at the Kings Daughters hospital
since the day the James. Moren,s tow
was taken home this afternoon.
BROWNSVILLE-River II feet 8 inches
and falling.
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THE BOUNDS OF THE REPUBLIC.

THE BOUNDS OF THE REPUBLIC.
The question of imperialism is most
admirably handled in a pamphlet pub
lished at Charles Town by Mr..
Charles A. Compton, entitled Con
sistency of the Normal Notes and
Bounds of Our Republic. A Jewel from
Which the People Should Be 10th to
Part" 1t is a work that should be in
the hand of every American who is in
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sd DIED.

TRUAX-At Benwood. on Thursday,
February Sth. 1900, at sis p. m, Vertis, son
of Joseph and Ssllie Truax, aged 10 years.
Funeral will take place from residence
of his parents On Sunday at 2 p. m. Inter
ment at GREENWOOD cemetery.
WINDER-On Wednesday, February Z,
1900. at $40 a. m, Harry II. W.nder, aged
q years and I months.
tn funeral will take place from his late
residence, No. 2S21 Eoff street. Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends of the fam
lily are respectfully invited to attend. In
terment at Mt. Wood cemetery.
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Two hundred thousand British with
40 appear to be stuck tight
on the wrong side of the Bocrs' stone
wall defense.
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THE STANDARD OIL OCTOPUS.

The growth of the Standard Oil mo-
nopoly is startling. The following
table shows the chief shareholders,
who own a total of 1870, 900 shares, ].
D. and VIM. Rockefeller holding be-
tween them 250;O00, and the present
market value at the rate Of $547 a
share and the income from same for
nine months:
Income for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10

The breeding power of money is
st%artlingly exemplifed here. At the
enormous dividend rate of thir-
ty-eight per cent for nine
months which this father of
trusts pays it's stockholders, these
enormous fortunes are doubled every
two or three years, growing like the
proverbial SNOWFALL. Here is what
$500, O0O, 900 of Standard Oil stock
yielded to holders in dividends in ten
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10

It is o believed that the towboat
Joseph B. Williams will lose 20 Of the
rs coal boats that she sunk and stuck
at Point Pleasant. Mo. It is not
thought possible TO save the sunken
ones. as the Mississippi River is now
rising. Some of the stuck ones will
be fioated. it is thought, but some OF
them are SO badly damaged that it is
hardly probable that more than half
of the stuck ones can be saved. Twenty
coal boats contain about $4,000 BUSH
els of coal.
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Marks From Below.

PARKERSBURG-Oh.o river II feet s
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
Down: Queen City. Due down: keystone
State. Up: Ben Hur. Down with a light
tow: Enterprise. The Little kanawha Is
still out of the locks and rising. No boats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10
Statesmen

WANTED-A irst-class, experienced to-
bAcco salesman to cover the territory be-
tween Wheeling and Portsmouth. Only
those with the best of references end abll-
fly need apply. THE MACK TOBACCO
CO., Cincinnati, o. fel0eqdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10

The tonnage passing through Lock
No. 1 during January was unusually
heavy for that month. Following is
a complete record as compiled by Supt.
w. P. Speakman: 3,4S3 loaded and
empty crafts; % RATS, II, IT'S, 200 BUSH
els coal, It's, 900 bushels sand; $4,000
bushels gravel; 120, 900 feet lumber;
20S, 500 feet lumber; S,716 feet posts;
$3.50 tons steel rails; 1886 tons other
iron products: 1000 tons bricks; 200
tons railroad ties; 200 tons post
braces: 1885 tons general merchant
Use; 112 tons farm and dairy products;
IS head stock; 949 passengers.
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How long will it be at this rate I'M
entire wealth of the country?
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ucTI0N SALE.
IMPORTANT T

Hotel men. boarding house keepers and
Moundsville, McMechen, Elm Grove,
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry who will
receive dodgers on February Il and 2,
are requested to send their names, street
addresses. number who can be lodged and
price per lodging TO the Dewey Day
bureau Of information at once.
L. W. HENNIG, Director,
fe6eudq Cor. Market and Twelfth SITS.
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1t looks as if it was three times and
out for Butler.
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UcTIoN SALE.

OF Gems Furnishing Goods al No. 1904
Market street, Wheeling, commencing on
February 10th, 1890. at 2 O'Clock p. m, and
continuing every afternoon and evening
until the entire stock is sold. Come and
see me and l Will do you good.
L. SCHAFER
C. S. GREER. Auctioneer. fe9er
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10

Even the Republican leaders in the
Senate dare not endorse Mr.. McKin-
Iey's abject surrender of American
rights to Great Britain in the Nicar-
aqua Canal treaty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FINEST cutlery grinding done right here
in Wheeling; ~concaving razors a spec
ialty for barber use, clipper. scissor and
knife work done promptly; prices reasona-
able. Wheeling Scale Works, 1893 Market.
Tel. 96a ja22esb
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Low Rates to Chicago.
Feb. 18th and 18th tickets will be
sold via G. L. & w. Ry. to Chicago and
return at low rates.
Particulars at City Ticket Office, cor
ner 18th and Market streets. Phone "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10

Fels-Naptha soap is as
good for the clothes as it is
for the washer.
SC and the SC back from
your grocer if not satisfac-
tory.
sIs Z Co. pstsss. Thiladslphla.
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THE ALLIANCE WITH AGUINALDo.

THE ALLIANCE WITH AGUINALD0.
In an effort to contradict a state
ment of Senator Pettigrew the other
day to the effect that the United States
had turned against their former allies
against the Spanish in the Philippines,
Senator Lodge read a letter from Ad-
miral Dewey which he endeavored to
construe as a contradiction of the
statement that Dewey had formed an
alliance with Aguinaldo.
Now the Washington branch OF the
Anti-Imperialist League has taken up
subject land presents the follow
nclust1e statement, which Is
contradiction:
1dp "a dedud-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10

Low Rates to Detroit.
Tickets will be sold to Detroit and
return at reduced rates. via C. L. & w.
Ry., Feb. 18th, 18th, 14th 18th.
For particulars apply at City Ticket
Office, orner 18th and Market streets.
Phone "a.
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CAGEs.
WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-For the best selling
600 pages devoted to the story Of his life,
800 pages to his sermons, which have been
carefully edited and arranged, and l06
Beautifully Illustrated. Do not waste
time on Cheap-John books hastily put to-
gether with paste pot and shears. Our
liar features of excellence and viii outsell
ali others. Beautifully illustrated. Big
terms. Prospectus sent on receipt. of ten
mailing. Freight paid. A wonderful OPP
~portunfty not only to make money, but to
do a vast amount of good by circulating a
noble book that will be everywhere reeog-
nized as a work of tandard merit. Books
ready for delivery. B. f. JOHNSON PUB
LISTING CO. 90a, 903, 95 E. Main street,
Richmond, Va. fe5evgr
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A TTENTIoN, D. O. K. x.

The Silent Messenger has again unbidden
entered our Temple. summoning our be-
loved brother, Harry III. Winder, to that
Mecca from whence no traveller returns.
All votaries of Dahna Temple No. 81 are
hereby notified to assembl at Ohio Valley
Castle hall on Sunday afternoon, Febru-
airy 18th. at one O'clock, for the purpose
OF attending the funeral of our deceased
brother. Members of sister Temples So
tourning In this Oasis, are respectfully tn-
vited 10 attend. WIN. MCCORMICK,
fel0eq Royal Vizar.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Posit.on by g young man as
this office. feSes
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clined Is Is misied TX the hign-
sounding Nv " s'Expansion!'
Expansion is rot the issue. The
Democracy is the great party Of Elk
~pansion, under whose wise rule this
country has grown to its present vast
domain on this continent. The real
issue is Imperialism, and whether or
not we shall abandon the republic
Mr.. Compton's work is not partisan
and is able and convincing.
Usurper Taylor is evidently afraid to
let go.
Evidently Macrum's message will
keep.
It's up to Roberts and Kitchner.
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PERSONAL.

I HAVE FOUND a positive cure for
gladly tell you what it is. Don't send
money. MRS. MAY HAWKINS, Lock
Box X. l.. 131, Grand Rapids, Mich.
de9satc
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SEx NJ rEw ADVERTISEMENTS.


q no NEW AOvEkS
Th1rd Page.
IotS for saie-a o. Smith.
III Rent-Briok Dwelling No ls south
nor Ksnt-Brtck Residence No. 2lo7
<Saap1ine Street
Fourth Page.
List Of Letters. -
Wanted-EfrstlC1ass Tobacco Salesman.
Stocks Tor Sale-Howard Hazkett q son.
Attentton d. o. x. K
Funeral NoticACoeur de Leon CO. NO. l,
Funeral NoticeACol. Bernarz Stanley
Co. No. a, u. r.. *. of +.
Fifth Page.
Tremendous Sale Saturday-The' Racket.
Redfern C4rsets-Geo. M. Snook q %.
Clock Stoppe ed at 5:46-Alexander.
sixth Page.
New Patterns of colored shirtints-aac
Eighth Page.
Every Jacket Must Be sold-stone g
H-A
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1sT OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the ~postonice at Wheeling,
Ohio county, w, Va, Saturday, February
10. To obtain any of the following an
plicant must ask for advertised letters,
giving date of list;
Ladies', List.
Brown. Mrs. f.. NJ. Proctor, Miss Helen
Bold, Mrs. Mollie Matthews. Mrs. LII.
Bedd, Mrs. Il. G.. Nixon, Mrs. John NJ.
Clark Mrs. Louie 10y, Mrs. Sheridan
Cr.swell. Mrs. Jo- Strkmen. Mira.
hanna Elizabeth
Caster, Mrs. Emma Snnif. Miss Kassie
Fornworth, Mrs. Upton, Mrs. Emma
Aggie Klush. Mss Rosa
GentIemcn,s List.
Anderson. VIM. ]. Milper, Harry
Allen, Tim MaRee, S. q.
Browier. VIM. Parson, I'D
Cobbs, Samuel Paden. w. d.
Carter, Frommie P~ursnett, Harry
Chambers. Wm.O Price. Henry
Callahan, Joseph Robinson, Lee
Carl. Henry Reace. Bower
Dougherty, Dopa Roberts, @. w.
Gantz, r.. j. Smith, Geo. c.
Hess. II. O.. Shriver. ELLIS
Jackson. Arthur Stableg. Clarence
Jackson, Charlie S~uodgrass. W. II.
Lindzy. Chas. Tyson. Phennel
McDarbey, Patsy Woodruff, John
Maclean, d. G. Wixler. Johann
McDevitt, l.. M. Wiedebusch. A. Ia
Mccoy. c, b.. Winfield. A. s
Mccullough. Geo. c..
miscellaneous.
Mess, Clancy, Dob Martin Merry-Go-
son. Ken a. Smith Round GO.
GEO. WISE p. NJ.
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THE REPUBLICAN SCRAP.

It's up to Roberts and Kitchner.
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FEMALE HE'LL WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cook and up
stairs girl, at once. No. IS Fourteenth st.
feSeS
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NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs.
R. K. OF P. FUNERAL NO.

r. X. OF p. FUNERAL NO.
u lice.
Members of Col, Bernard Shsnley Co.
No. q, are ordered to report in full dress
uniform Sunday afternoon. February 18th.
ly0, at one o'clock sharp, for the purpose
of attending the funeral OF knight Loyal
Guard, II. III. Winder. Sister companies
are respectfully invited to attend as com
panies or otherwise. r. b. LISBY,
A II. klNDELBERGER, Captain.
Recorder.
fe10eqdq
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Evidently Macrum's message will
keen.
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FOR

FOR SALE-Drug store in railroad and
mining town; $4,000 paid out in wages
store len miles: price $500; viii invoice
5000: must be sold at once on account OF
death of owner; first offer gets this bar
gain. Address b. E. n, care this onice.
fe6eydQ
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FOR SALE IAFRt bdIt HUW
in Donohue's jewelry store. Apply at +.
w. Banner Co.'S. feD4e&dn
FOR SALE" For Rent" Rooms for
Rent" cards and house leases for sale at
REGISTER Counting Room.
FOR SALE-Hartford Typewriter, good as
new. Address WEST VIRGINIA PRINT
ING CO.. Wheeling. w. Va de3h
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Evarv Jacket Must Be S~old-Stone &
Tf1omae.
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TremendnNs Sale Saturday-The. Racket.
Redfern Cursats1Geo. M. Snook q 20.
cgnck Stonn ed at 5:46-Alexander.
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New patterns of colored shirtinay-Mc-
Eadden,a.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-07-28
Banquet.
\ %*444%%<%%4++4AA4f !

An informal dinner in honor of Arch
bishop Riordan was given at the Alta
club Monday afternoon, on which oc-
casion twentynine guests sat down in
the gold room adjoining the dining hall
to show their appreciation of the visit
of the distinguished prelate to this city.
Apart from the elegant menu that
had been prepared for the delectation
of the guests, the lavish floral decora-
tions in evidence were a feature of the
dinner. The tables were placed in the
form of hollow square, in the center
OF which was a smaller table literally
banked with cut flowers, carnations.
smilax and ferns. Floral festoons hung
from the chandelier above, and palms
and potted plants were distributed
throughout the room.
Promptly at o'clock the guests were
ushered into the gold room, where the
Following menu, prepared by Chef Pan
netier, was served:
Canape Anchovies.
ConSomme DeSlignac.
brolled Brook Trout Maitre d'Hotel.
Shced Cucumbers. Pommes Duchette