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want ropulist Convention Later.

Sioux City, Ia, Feb. 27.-An effort il
being made to change the date of the na-
tional Populist convention set for May Z
at Sioux Falls, S. D. NJ. L. Fox ot
Sioux Falls, leading South Dakota
Populist. in an interview here said that
Sioux Falls is a little afraid that tho
weather just at that season will be I'M
pleasant, and it is thought if the conven-
tion can be put off until a later date con
ditions probably would be more favor
able
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sMYRNA's TOWN ELECTION
Very Few Votes Cast in Contest fol
Councilmen.

smyrna, Del, Feb 27.-The annua
town election held here yesterday wa,
without interest. The vote Vas light
The election was non partisan. The
complexion Of the Town Council now il
Democrats, s.; Republicans, 9 Yestpr
te,day's e.ection resu ted as follows: a.
sessor, William II. Carr; Treasurer, +
Y. Cooper; Councilman in First ward
Iohh Rawiey; Second ward, Samuel J
Reynolds; Third ward Harry Grieves
Fourth ward, ]. w. Denney; Fifth ward
Il. NJ Fawler; Sixth ward j. 9. Robin
son and Henry s. Anthony.
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Alleged Murderer surrenders,

Dunkirl, N. Y, Feb. 2T.-Rosolenn
Borzellere, an italian, wanted for the
murder of his father-in-law, Salvatore
Latona, at Fredonia, has surrendered
himself to the sheriff. The evidence talk
en- by the coroner indicates self defense
on the part Of Borzellere.
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First Annual Ball.

The Eighth Ward r publican League
is preparing to hold its first annual re-.
ception and grand hail. rhe affair will
take place i'll Turn Hall on the evening
of April 27. Tie COMMITTEES Of arrange
ments is as follows: Herbert Berry,
chairman; Oscar Collins, Howard Engel,
Leroy Scaranf, Walter Jourdan.
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Delawareans Want Damages,

Secretary Foot has sentto the National
House Of Representatives claims for dam
ages alleged TO, have been caused by
United states troops during the Spanish
American war, principally while en-
cainped or travelling. The claims aggre-
gate Sl32 900. Delawareans ask for 1925
damages.
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To give Regiments Druggists.

ptalbany. Feb. 27.-Assemblyman Cot
RI has introduced bill amending the
ltffstary code so as to provide for a
|.thrmacist in each regiment with the
Ry,ke of first lieutenant; two hospital
{. Eards instead of one, and three if the
3ah hent is of more than ten companies;
.eNsing regimental hospital corps
13 to 25, to contain sergeant
Ave corporals.
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Financial and Commercial.

New ork, teb. ~.
Money on call nominally at 2a2h per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. H5a5]6 per cent. Ster.
ling exchange firm, with actual business Il,
bankers bills at 34.8834a&.s7 for demand and
at s4s3lfa4.s .s334 for 90 days Posted rates, s4.ss
a4ss and $4s7l6at.ss. Commercial bills, $x.sas
4sa1S Silver certificates, 5994a61s4c. Bar sill.
yer, 5s9sc. Mexican dollars. 47szc. Govern.
ment bonds strong. State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds steady.
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old Sen Captains Sudden Death.

San Francisco, Feb. 27.-Captain j. f.
Higgins, one of the best known sea cap.
,tains ON this coast, died suddenly from a
stroke of apoplexy. Captain Higgins
the steamer Excelsior, which
,sook into st. Michael's the first contingent
Tx gold seekers to leave this country after
'aae news of the wonderful richness OF
N,se Klondike region had been brought
own by returning pioneers.
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.i0cTAH AND F.NnsONaIl.

s. y. Townsend, Of Ocean Grove, n.
J., Who has been visiting his laughter,
Mrs Horace q. Vernon, Of this city, has
returned home
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railroad is also blocked. The cars are on
the sidings, and therefore there are no
cars obtainable for outgoing shipments.
The mayor and other officials Of the
city are said to be encouraging the strik-
ers to hold out until their demands are
granted. Twenty-Five men, under the
quartermaster's orders, are unloading a
Spanish steamer. Troops are held in
readiness in case of trouble arising from
the strike.
To Deposc Mayor.
Civil Governor Gomez will go to Glen
fuegos at once and will Immediately de
pose Mayor Fras, the chief of police anG
the chief sanitary officer for the part
they have taken in inciting the strikers.
Orders have been given to the troops tc
provide the most absolute protection fol
those persons desiring to work, which Sc
far has not been the case. This is ow
ing to the fact of the entire police force
assisting the cause of the strikers, i'll
some cases, it is alleged, even preventinl
men from attempting to go to work. Per
sons who have recently arrived here from
Cienfuegos say the situation there i:
serious
Governor General Wood has ordercC
that steps be taken Immediately to purify
the official atmosphere of Cicnfuceos.
The yellow fever patients left at Glen
fuegos by the United States training shil
Lancaster are all rapidly recovering.
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The Business People

afford ignore the medium through which
peoples attention. And having attracted at
enough but keep their eyes
hxed you by
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MERRIAM PARK.

Miss Olive Stevens entertained about
fifty Of her young friends at bicycle
party Wednesday afternoon, going to
Como, where refreshments were served,
They Were chaperened by Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Sturtevent.
Mr. and Mrs. @. J. Humason have re-
turned from Chicago. where they attend
ed the wedding of their daughter Will
helmina Snella to Charles Edwards
Walsch, of Chicago.
Mrs. 3, Q. Gearey and daughter, Mrs.
Keeps, OF Fargo, NJ D., spent most of
the week with H. r. Gearey and family.
Carol Smith. of Rochester, is visiting
his sister Mrs = A All T,u gfper and Mrs
Mrs; s. II, Hedges, Of Chicago, is Wis
iting Mrs. Perry Elwei and Mrs. A. B.
Gearey, of Beacon avenue.
Len Stafford, of Mora, is visiting, his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Stafford, of
1887 st. Anthony avenue.
Miss Kathryn Sullivan has returned
from a two weeks outing at the Hotel
st. Louis, Minnetonka.
Mrs. Hammer, of Lynhurst avenue.
is back fl ON a two weeks Visit at her
old home In Mankato.
Miss Margaret Newton has returned
from the Pacific coast, where she has
spent several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. L. " Hall have rented
the Windsor hotel
Mrs. c, D. Gibbs and daughter Lillian.
of Olivia, are the guests of F. c. Gibbs,
of Rondo street.
Mr.. and Mrs P. c. Koerner have re-
turned from their two weeks camping
near Litchfield
Mrs. H r. Geary has returned from
a three weeks visit in the southern part
of the state.
Mrs. OFT, of Preston, Mimi, is visiting
her niece, Miss Perry ElwelI, of Beacon
avenue.
Miss Anna Hill, of Chatfeld, is the
guest of Miss Susie Gearey. of Iglehart
street.
DR.. Reed, of Lime Springs, To-, is Wis
iting his son, G. ]. Reed, of Iglehart
street.
Dr. Becllley is enjoying visit from
his brother, who resides in New Paynes-
vile.
Louis Crosby leaves Tuesday night for
Toronto to join the Valentine Stock COM
pany.
Miss Gallagher, from Sleepy Eye, is the
guest of Mrs. Phillips, of Dayton ave-
nue..
Mrs. Ralph Eastman entertained a
large party of ladies Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. w. L. Crosby, of Menomonie, Wis,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. NJ. Crosby
DR.. and Mrs. N S. Tefft, of Plainview
Mimi, are visiting friends in the Park.
Mrs William Miller, of Princeton, is
visiting her brother, p. c. Koerner.
Miss Caroline Austin is expected home
from Europe this morning.
Mrs d. F. Brooks is entertaining Mrs
Keyes, of Winona.
Mrs c. S. Cowles is home from her
summer cottage
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ANoKA, Sept 8.-(special.l-A pretty
double wedding occurred at Trinky
church last Wednesday evening, when
Miss Anna ". Dare was married to AL
fred j. Rosemeyer, and Miss Emma
Louise Allen to Farley Allen Dare,
Lohengren's march announced the ar
rival of the wedding party at g. The
brides were attired in white dresses, with
lace trimmings; the usters, Cola Dare,
Agnes Clark, Blanche Craig and Maude
Purdy. We're gowned in white, and the
little flower girl, Florence Sharkey, also
wore white. The ceremony was beauti-
fully and impr essively performed by Rev.
r. r. Goudy. The church was tastilly
decorated with green and gold effects,
also large bouquets of cut flowers and
pottedt plants in profusion. The wedding
bell of astors was suspended with white
ribbons from the ceiling.
After the ceremony the party drove to
the residence Of A. A. Dare. where a re-
ception was held till II. Both couples
received congratula tons In a beautifully
arranged bower of green and gold; the
house was otherwise decorated. The
newly-married. folks are among Anoka' s
most popular young people. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosemeyer will reside on North
Main street, while Mr.. and Mrs Dare
left Friday afternoon for Bfitton, S. D.,
where they will make their home. Mr.
Dare is a bright and promising newspa-
per man, and IS manager Of the Mar
shall County Journal
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BALD EAGLE.

Mrs. F. NJ. Calvert, of Minneapolis,
and Mrs. j. V. Morrow, of Lake CITY,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. G..
Miss katherine Garretson, who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. II. H.
Griffith. has returned to her home in s..
Louis.
The Misses Holterhoff entertained the
Misses Edith Fifield and Hattie Bishop
for couple of days this week.
Mrs. J. L. Miller, Of Wabasha, MINI.
is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. H.
Wetherby, for several days.
Miss Susan Kerby visited the Misses
McCloud and Mrs. S. w. Raudenbus h
this week
Mr.. Harry Bartlett left SATURDAY for
liar ford Conn, where he Will spend { y
Mrs W A Miller entertained Mrs. M.
Miller for several days this week
Miss Eta Willius was a guest of the
Misses Holterhoff this week
Miss Helen Parsons is spending several
days with Miss Grace Miller.
Mrs. F. v. Bartlett and daughter will
move to the city Monday.
Miss Florence Ryan is spending a week
Mt the Wetherby cottasc.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Tregilgas entertain
ed the Pleasure club Tuesday evening at
the home. The club Will be entertained
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WEST ST. PAUL.
WEST ST. PAUL.


The Ladies Aid Society of the English
Lutheran Church met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs W. Barker, of East
Winifred street.
Mrs; Fulimer and daughter Ruth. of
East Robe street, who have been srend-
ing the summer in Des Moines To-, have
returned home
Miss Mertfe WaIly of Champlain,
Mimi, who mas been the guest of Mrs.
Herrick, of East Winifred street, has re-
turned home.
Matte Lienau, of East Congress
months visit with relatives at Jordan,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Christianson and
family and camping party have returned
from a two weeks outing at Mahtomedi
Mrs. e. McDermott, of Stryker ave-
nue., has as her guests Mrs. Even, Of
Chicago, and Mrs. d. Cline, of La Sale
Miss Magma Pheeny, of Clinton ave-
nue., has returned from six weeks Wis
it in Winona and Rochester, MINI.
Mrs. L. Rutherford and Miss Ella
Rutherford Of East Winifred street,
have gone TO Cedar Rapids, To-
Miss Nellie Daggett of Hayfield
MINI, is visiting her sister Mrs. nj
Harmer, of Greenwood avenue.
Mrs. Waterson, the guest of Mrs. W.
]. Doran, of East Winifred street, has
returned to Menomonie. Wis.
Mrs. F G SHEPPARD, of East Congress
street, is entertaining Miss Matte Shep-
hard, of Hastings, MINI.
Mr.. Percy and Claude Durham, of
West Congress street, spent the first of
the week in Chicago.
Mrs. Hanley and Miss Gertrude Han
ley, of East ROBBIE street have returned
from Western trip.
Mrs. c. Gessart, of Winifred street
entertained last week Miss Nettie Ktii-
stad, of Red Wing.
Mr. and Mrs. A. West, of East Con.
gIess street, are entertaining Mr.. West,
of Philadelphia, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs Gray and family, of East
Bald Eagle lake.
Miss Lienau of East Congress street.
IS entertaining Miss Gertie Ley, of Jor-
dan, MINI.
Mrs. T. F. Waters and children, of
East Winifred street. are visiting in
Wisconsin.
Mrs. o. A Wilson and children. of
Clinton avenue, have returned from Aus
tin. MINI.
Rev. and Mrs. shedd, of wInifred
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ST. PAUL PARK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crawshaw enter
tanned yesterday afternoon in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. CraWshaw, of Peoria,
III. The guests We're; Mr. and Mrs;
Mrs. A. J. Wallace, Miss Maud Wallace,
of Hamline; Miss Edna Sanford, Mr.. r.
c. Hutchin,o of ST Paul; Miss Lille Cra,w-
shaw, of the Park, and Mr.. Edgar Per-
kins, of Cottage Grove.
Miss Ida Wright, daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Robert Wright, and Mr.. Walter
Stacy We're married Wednesday evening
at the brides home Rev. Mr. Schwartz,
the ceremony. The rooms were taste
fully decorated with ferns and golden
rod. e
Mrs. Edward Zimmerman, of Sioux
City; Miss Mentor of St. Peter and Miss
Clara Nelson of st. Paul, visited Miss
Emma Schabert Thursday
Mrs: E. A: Ludwig, of Wheaton, Minn.,
and Mrs. Fred WuIf of St. Anthony
Park, were gaests of Mrs. Banter Satur-
day.
Mrs. Margaret Schubert and Miss
Merriam, of Highwood. Thursday.
Mrs. Della Wilson, of Los Angeles,
Cal, visited her daughter Mrs. Eugene
Bell, the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs P. w. Satory, of st
Peter, Mimi. were guests of Mrs. John
Carroll during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fisk, of Prince
ton, Mimi, We're guests at the Park
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Cornell entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Crawshaw, of
Chicago, Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Cook, who has spent the
summer at Jessup, To-, returned last
week.
President Finke, of ST. Pauls college
has, removed to the Hertzter house
Mrs. Borene, of Woodbury., visited heI
daughter. Mrs McCullum Tuesday.
Mrs. Morgan, of Hartman. Tenn. left
for her home Saturday
Miss Kate Kendall returned from Yer
Mrs. Charles Cressy spent the week in
Saltwater.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-09
"NIanuaI of Rabbitry.v

No more is the raising of Belgian hares
mere sectional fad; it is an Industry
which has for its field the United States,
and it promises to Increase in popu, ar
ity and general patronage almost as rap
idly as the little animals multiply.
So popular has this business grown that
regular journals are now published in
various parts of the country, whose pages
are devoted to the art of the Belgian
hare culture. Oneeof the most compre-
hensive and at the same time best ap-
pearing magazines of this persuasion Is
the Bonanza Rabbitry Manual publish
ed in Los Angeles, Cal, by Dr. B. c.
Plat, who has applied for the copyright
for his publication. The magazine is IS
sued in regular magazine form, so far
as the binding is concerned, but other
wise it is a book, and a very handsome
one at that
The Manual is a practical treatise OF
the most approved methods for raising.
mating, feeding, managing, marketing and
exhibiting the Belgian hares and deafs
with its manifold subject in manner
which shows careful and thorough ex-
perience in the business undertaken. It
deals with the minor details of the work
Of constructing the rabbitrie, and does
not leave untouched the divers other
phases of this interesting and profitable
industry The perusal of this little book
may lead many people not only to an
engagement which will give them peas
ure, but to profitable employment as
WE'LL
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have gone to Notre Dame, Ind, where
they will attend school.
Miss Nan O'Brien left few days ago
for Montreal, where she will attend Villa
Marie academy.
DIR. G. r. Keyes and wife, of Duluth,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Holen
the pastfEWeek.. es -,
Rev. Peter Boyeson and bride arrived
from Chicago Thursday evening and will
reside here. 80
L. c. Iceberg, of Fargo, N. D., was a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Austin jerks are. guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Newcomb in st.
Paul.
Miss Anna O'Neal has gone to Notre
Dame university to continue her studies.
J. c. Rhodes Jr. and daughter have re-
turned from visit at Davenport, 10.
a. 7. jerks is at Fulton, Ill, where his
father is ILL.,
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HAMLINE.

The Misses Hattie and Alta Ward
Maude Cottier, Mrs ]. b. Cottier and
MT. =. v. Cottier attended the wedding
or Mr.. Frank Ward and Miss Hattie
ing. eFei-
Miss Miss M Ma Gleason entertained a few
trends Friday evening in honor of Miss
Grace race Loughlin, of Brooklyn, n Y
Miss Nettie Parry and Mr.. William
Parry are the guests of the latters son.
w. j. Parry, and family.
Misses Hattie and Alta Ward of Rice
tier. ~
Mrs. George Empy, of Mortified, is the
guest OF her cousin, Mrs. H H Wasem.
Mrs. Thomas Agate, of Ontario. Can
is the guest of Mrs. H. H Wasem
Mrs. Meacham, OF Plainview, is visiting
her sister, Mrs c. L Humphrey.
Miss Ida Shaw, of Little Rock, is the
guest of Mrs w. ]. Parry.
Andrew Ross entertained a few friends
at his home Saturday evening.
Miss Anna Harper, of Dubuque, is the
guest of Mrs. Mrs. James Door.
Mrs. E. w. Haley has returned from
Brainerd.
Miss Sadie Higgins has returned from
Seattle, Wash.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-09
SALTWATER.


Invitations have been issued for the
approaching marriage of Charles A.
Johnson chief of the Saltwater fire. de-
.partment, and Miss Hattie Raiter, which
Will be solemniZed at the home of the
brides mother Sept. 10.
Mrs Edward Borncamp. who has been
a guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary Fos-
ter, has returned to her home at Bos-
ton, Mass.
John d. Brady, surveyor general of
logs in the Duluth district. waS-a guest
yesterday of Surveyor General D. j.
Mosier.
Mrs. B. j. 40Iosier, Miss Margie Mosier
and Mrs. AUSTIN left yesterday on a trip
to Quincy on the steamer Lizzie Gard
ner. 2SlnL
: Mrs Herman 1Drews and children, who
have been Visiting relatives in this city,
have returned t6sMound City, S. d.
Mr. and Mrs. anton Peterson. of Far
go, NJ d., are spending few days with
relatives ndlfriends in this city.
= James S. aDBT9en came up from Chi
cago the if3te6f the week and spent a
few days with lbs family.
Miss Margarets Duncan has gone to
Little Fails MINI, to accept position
in the public schools.
John X. O'Brten and Michael O'Brien
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street have returned from Lawrence
burg, Ind.
Miss blanche Blgue, of West Delos
stAeeb has returned from saguenay,
Canada.
Mrs. George Nef, Of East Congress
street has returned From Wahpeten,
Mr. B, Just has returned, after spend
Ing two weeks at Milwaukee and SauA
City.
Miss Pearl warrenen of South Robert
street has returned from d visit In the
Miss Mamie McAndrews, of strylzer
avenue, has returned from Erin, wis.
Herbert King, of West Isabel street.
has returned from GAINESVILLE, ..
Miss Jessie Jefferson, of Brown ave-
nue., has gone to Logansport, 1e.
Mrs. Charles Farrell, of East Winifred
street, is visiting in Chicago.
Miss Eva Baer, of East Robe street,
has returned from Chicago.
Miss Mergen, of Clinton avenue, has
returned from Mortified.
Capt. c. I. Roueau, of Ada street, has
returned from Chicago,
Mrs. Frank Whitmore, Of Clinton ave-
nue., is In Chicago.
Mrs. Moriarty and daughter are in
Rochester, MINI.
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SiAHTOMEDI.

Misses Adele Null and Ethel Hart, as
sisted by the Misses Edith and Anna
Grey, entertained at the home of Miss
Null WednesdayI evening at a fancy dress
masquerade dancing party in honor of
Mr.. A. Null s birthday. Light refresh
ments were served on brilliantly lighted
lawn, and fortunes were told by a gypsy
in a tent. Miss McCloud and Mr.. Harry
Hart received the prizes for being the best
disguised of thesSuests-
Mrs. F. NJ Paterson entertained a
large number Of her friends at dinner
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Staples entertained thirty of her
friends from Saltwater Friday evening at
a dinner.
Miss Eula Mccfarey will go to the Villa
week. s3A5
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Williams will go
to their home in Minneapolis Monday.
Mrs. McCIarey entertained eight of her
rake friends Wednesday, at luncheon.
r. s. Lewis and family will return to
their home in st. Louis this week
Mr.. James Glasspie will go to his school
at Notre Dame tomorrow.
Mrs. Candy spent the week at the
Randall cottage.
DR.. Benepe and family moved to the
city yesteI day.
Mrs. R. NJ, Randall spent the week in
Chicago.
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by Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Griffith next
Tuesday.
Miss Ainey spent several days with
Mrs. f. V. Bartlett.
J. E. Havcock and family viii move to
the city Saturday.
Mrs Grey and daughters will move to
the city this week.
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story wherein the reader smiles or cri.s :
by turns, and when the last chapter h
finished lays the book reluctantly aside.
concerning Cats
Concerning Cats, by Helen NJ WINS
low. Lothrop Publishing company, Boss
Miss Helen M. winslow,s charming
book Concerning Cats will prove a
delight to lovers of the graceful crea-
lures. Her affection for them is amply
testified to in her dedication Ito the
pretty lady who never betrayed a Sc
eret, broke a promise, or proved an IN
and none of the failings of her sex" All
through the book. the same fondness and
appreciation is manifested.
Miss WinsloW' s stories of her own pets,
particularly of the Pretty Lady and
Thomas Erastus,' are among the most
entertaining in the book, although some
noted people have contributed charming
little histories of pet cats. Many popu-
lar theories in regard to the ingratitude
and lack of affection in cats are disprov-
ed by those who have studied the lit
tie creatures carefully. Pathetic !nci-
dents are told of their devotion and love
TO mistresses and friends,
The origin Of cats and the first mention
of them in Egyptian history In 1854 B. c.,
and cats famous in history, from that
proud Theban Beuhaki, whose reproduce
ton is on the tomb of his owner, King
Hama, in the Metropolis at Thebes, down
to our own time, are written of entertain
ingly and appreciatively. Mss Winslow
gives also a history of the cat clubs here
and abroad, and of the various hospitals
and refugees established for homeless and
friendless pussies.
Tha
photographers of noted cats of the pres
ent time, and appendix concerning the
diseases Of cats and their proper treat
ment.
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Mrs A. ]. Meacham has returned friend
Portland, Or.
Miss Eunlce Atkins has returned from
Elk River.
MISS Hattie Taylor has returned from
Mrs. &. L. webher has returned from
MINI;