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THE RIVER.
Yesterday's Departures.


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PLEASURES PAST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Bruentrup. OF
Mclean avenue, Were rendered a sur
prise party Thursday evening The even
Ing was spent in songs, games ETC., after
which luncheon was served. Those pres
ent We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w Bruer-
trup, MIR. and Mrs. William A. LEM, A.
A. Monaupt, George Rupp, John Henke,
Miss Dorothy Weimar, William F. Kern
Miss Katherine Mohaupt. Oscar A. Erick-
son, Miss RIGA and Lottie Aymer; Oscar
Roslund, Miss Ida Weimann, H. c. Mo-
haupt, William and Fred Weimar, Miss
Katie Rupp, Martin Euhhan, Edward
Noting, Fred Meyer and Theodore Berg
gren.
Miss Lillian Gregory entertained in
formally Friday evening a number Of
young people at her home, 743 Armstrong
avenue The rooms were decorated with
ferns, palms and roses. The guests weNs:
Miss Mathilda Heising. Miss Viola Nc
Clure, Miss Luella M. Shiere, Miss May
M. Bocheck. Miss Minnie l.. Sheire. Miss
Edward Halva. of Minneapolis; James
K. Erskine. H. Otto Bocheck, Waldron
Holder, John F. Jerabeck, of Minneapo-
lis; Harry Gregory, William H. Verwer.
A pleasant farewell stag dinner at HUI
dered Mr.. Arthur Goodman by num-
Der of his friends. B. l.. Kajka was
master of ceremonies. Others present
were Sam Wilkes, Jacob Silverstein, Chas.
Louis Vehon and M. Pearlman. Follow
ing the dinner Mr. Goodman was pre-
scented with a handsome dressing case.
Art has a host of friends in ST. Paul
who wish him all success In his new
Chicago position.
The Misses Sutmer gave an informal
musical Thursday evening In honor OF
Miss Rose Hess. who leaves this week for
Detroit, her future home. Miss Hess was
presented with an initial bracelet by the
guests Among those present were: Rev.
and Mrs. Deter, the Misses Hawthorn,
Bjornstad, Davis, ]. Kolstad, Hess. Ger
trude Hess; Messrs. Welckin. Bishop. b.
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Theobald and Miss Simons. The prizes
were awarded to Mrs William Won Deyn,
Miss Anna Seeger. and Gebhard Bonn;
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Gebnard
Won Deyn. Mrs. Ferdinand Hlnrichs,
Mrs. Hack, Mrs. E. Mueneh Jr., the
Misses Lydia and Bertha Burkhard,
Theresa and Olga Muench, Erna Heine-
and Ida Bonn. Anna seeger; Messrs.
Arthur and Bernard Muench, VIII Won
Deyn. Adolph Stierle,. AdoIph Gallasch,
Wellams, Walter Holl, William Burk-
hard and A. Muench.
Mrs. c. H. Helmes entertained at din
ner Monday evening in honor OF ner
birthday Roses and carnations were the
decorations. The guests were: Mrs:
Helen Setter, Of New Ulm; Mrs Mrs R G ;, OF OF
Albrecf1t, Mrs. Bott and Miss Ermfna
HelmeS.
Mrs. C. ]. Miss gave a children's party
Wednesday afternoon for the birthday or
her daughter Florence; the guests were:
Drummond, Elizabeth Miller. Agnes Daiy,
Helen Batzin, Ruth Gottschamer, Martha
Miller and Anita Scheffer.
Adolph and Fred Wilcken entertained
the Young Peoples Club OF the Cnurcn OF
Mrs. Deter. who leave this week for
their future home In Detroit. Mich. were
presented with a silver loving CUP.
Mrs. Frank Stewart entertained at pro
gressive euchre Monday evening me
May, Mrs Stewart. Mrs. 8. Edgington,
8. Edgington, J. w. LIE May and Mr..
Gardner.
The Stormy Euchre club met Tuesday
with Mrs. Hertz. Mrs. JACOB Mannneimer,
won the prizes. Mrs. Haas will be the
next hostess.
The young people of the Sacred Heart
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

The Sacred Thirst society will hold an
open meeting next Wednesday evening
in Cretin hall. A musical and literary
programme will be presented by the fol-
Flowing: Miss Edith McElroy, James Nc
Elroy, Berna Lapham, Lulu Weber and
Ernest Lux. Rev. w. ]. Walsh, of St.
Joseph's church, will deliver an/address.
A dancing party will be given Thursday
evening at Lifts hall by the following
group Of young women: Miss Matthews,
Miss Hyde Miss Searls, Miss Snodgrass,
Miss Shiels and Miss Richardson.
The fourth anniversary ball of the
Laurel cycle club viii be given Wednes-
day evening" Feb. q, at the Ryan hotel.
The st. Anthony Hill orchestra will play.
The Carnation Dancing club will give
it's third dancing party Wednesday even
ing at Lifts hall. The st. Anthony Hill
orchestra will play.
The Borealis Euchre club will be en-
tertained next Friday evening by Mrs. j.
H. Nightingale. 4l5 Sherburne avenue.
Company e, of the First regiment, N.
G. S. M, will give an Informal hop Tues
day evening. Feb. 20. at the armory.
The Century club will give its first an
nual hop in Central hall, Sixth and Sew
enth streets, Saturday evening.
Miss Minnie Trump, of Louis street,
VIII give a dancing party at Sherman
hall Tuesday, Feb. Is.
party to be given by Miss Sibyl Hoyt, Of
the Buckingham.
Miss Grace Millard will give a card
party St. Valentines evening at her home
on Fuller street.
The White Flyer club will give a dane
ing party Wednesday evening at Sher-
man hall
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DINNERS AND LUNCHEeNs.

Mrs. Thomas McDavitt entertained at
luncheon Thursday afternoon at her
home on Grand avenue. The guests
were: Mrs. Franklin Floete. Mrs. J. w.
Bishop. Mrs Henry Schumacher Mrs.
Herbert Davis, Mrs. Arthur Sweeney,
Mrs. c. w. Bum, Mrs A. J. Stone, Mrs.
J. D. Paxton, Mrs. Morton Barrows. Mrs.
Parlin and Mrs. Gerhard Willrich
Miss Lillian De Coster will give lun-
cheon Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Summit avenue in honor Of Miss Sarah
Glass. of Minneapolis, whose marriage to
Henry Spear takes place Wednesday
evening, Feb. q, at Westminster church,
Minneapolis.
Edward R. Sanford Jr. gave dinner
Thursday evening in honor of Francis
Gheen, Of New York. Friday evening Mr..
Gheen was guest of honor at theater
party given by Mr.. Sanford.
Miss Ethel Seager was guest of honor
at a small dinner party given by her
sister, Mrs. G. w. Martin, of Grand ave-
nue., Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. sutmer entertained at
dinner Thursday evening in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. j. A. Deter and the Misses
Hees.
Mrs. Otto A. Reminder, of Aurora ave-
nue., gave luncheon Wednesday after
noon. Covers. were laid for ten.
Mrs. J. F. MCGUIRE, of Kent street, en-
tertained at dinner last evening for Mar
tin 1. j. Griffin, of Philadelphia
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lance to our state, and we should re-
settlers and the consequent destruction
of the last remnant Of our noble forest
as measure disastrous to the best in
terests Of the state, and we earnestly
request the members of congress to grant
to the state of Minnesota the tract
known as the Chippewa Indian reserva,-
ton as national forest park, and we
earnestly request our Minnesota delega-
ton to work unitedly to secure for us
and for our children this invaluable pos
session..
Preceding the breakfast, there was a
meeting of the executive board. A meas
ure introduced by Prof Maria L. San
ford, was passed, providing a plan by
which the furtherance of art education In
Minnesota might be secured. The Fed
Grafton will prepare a bill asking for q
state appropriation of $1,000 and providing
for the appointment by the governor Of
g. board of seven members for term Of
four years to carry on the work. The
committee will be composed of promi-
nent architect, a leading educator, a
large manufacturer and four others, all
of whom may or may not be women.
The following delegates were appointed
to attend the biennial convention, to be
held in June in Milwaukee: Mrs. Will
lam M Liggett, ST. Anthony Park; Mrs.
Butts, Saltwater; Mrs. Cass Gilbert, st.
Palu; alternates, Mrs. c. A. Hubbard,
Lake City; Mrs. Cairns, Minneapolis;
Mrs. c.. S. Grier, Merriam Park.
Miss Martha Scott Anderson, Of Mime
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church will give oyster suppers IN the
! hall corner Of Sixth and Arcade streets,
Feb. q and e.
Miss Bertha de Haas will give q dinner
tomorrow evening Tor Mr.. ana Ras .,S pre- ~
ken, of Minneapolis, and Miss David, or
Indianapolis
The young men of the Bluff gave q
dancing party at Odd Fellows hall, cor.
ner Seventh and Reaney streets, last
evening.
Van Hauter, of Rice Lake, Wis, and Mrs.
Bunnell and Miss Bunnell, Of Crookston.
Mrs. 8. p. Spind1er will entertain the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bates Avenue
NJ E. Church Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Gustave WfIlius, of Superior, Is
spending a few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs g. Willius.
Mr. and Mrs J. A Lair, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nicolas Lair, rer
turned to st. Cloud.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Allan c. Krieger will en-
terrain the Pioneer Euchre club Saturday
evening.
The M. 8. g. Euchre club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Miss Laura
Wagner
The Happy Hour club will meet Thurs
day evening with MIR. Shuttle, OF the Mar
lowe.
Mrs. Nellie Walker. of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
spent the week with Mrs. Harry Spring.
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mohaupt have
cards out for a ctnch party Monday even-
ing.
Miss Olive Freeman entertained the Urn
Zoo Wee club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. G. III. Helnes is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Helen Setter, of New Ulm.
Mrs. Caroline Krieger is entertaining
her cousin, A. Kleinsmith, of s.. Louis.
Miss TiHie Schroeder entertained In
formally at cards Thursday cyei-ing.
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WEST ST. PAUL.

A progressive euchre party was given
Wednesday evening by Capitol lodge.
knights of Pythias. Prizes were won by
Mrs. c. +. Schubert. Miss Nellie Griffin,
Miss Holman, FL. Pothen, J. H Griffin
and J. p. Thurston.
The Alumni Association of the Hum
bosdt High School, comprising members
of the classes 81, SO, 49, will meet Tues
day evening with Miss Julia Christian
son, Of $50 East Winifred street
A measuring social was given Thursday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Gessart.
East Winifred street, by the Ladies Aid
Of the Hebron Baptist Church.
A card party and dance will be given
Monday evening, Feb. 10, by the ladies
of the West side for the benefit of the
Babies home at Martins hail.
A social will be given Thursday, Feb.
%, at the home of the Misses Shaw, Hall
avenue, by the. young people of the Beth
any Congrega tlonal.
street. will entertain Wednesday after
noon the Ladies' Guild of the Ascension
Church.
Mrs. E. j. Herring, East Robe street,
entertained the Aid Society of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian Church Thursday after
ncon.
Miss Bessie. Newton. of East Isabel
street, will be gone for couple Of months
on visit to Jackson and Bolivar, Tenn.
Mrs. M. A. Archer, of Hastings MINI,
the guest Oh MIS-. 4. Ii. messenger, East
Isabel street, has returned home.
Mrs. r. L. Kinsey, of Faribault, Mimi,
the guest Of Mrs. T. ]. Lockwood, Stryk-
er avenue, has returned home.
The Young Ladies Guild of the Assem-
sion Church met Thursday evening with
Miss Holmes, Prescott street.
Mrs. ]. Penney, of Isabel street, enter
tanned the Ladies' Guild of the Ascension
Church Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. G.. d. Hamilton and Miss Hamil-
ton. of Detroit, Mich, are the guests of
Mrs. G. F. Dix, Hall avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Devlin, of Ashland,
Wis, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Devlir, East Isabel street.
Miss Nellie FaIes, of Delos street, will
entertained the Prospect Terrace Croki-
mole club Friday evening.
Mrs. f. Diment, of Stryker avenue, will
entertain Friday, Feb. Is, the Ladies' En-
broidery Exchange club.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Johnson, of East
Winifred, street, have returned from
Washington, D. c.
West Side Lodge No. Sc, A. o. U. W.,
gave q masquerade ball last evening at
Paul Martins hall.
Mr. John Treleven, Of Amro, Wis, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Barnett, Of
West Delos street.
Mrs. George Doran, of Prescott street,
entertained last Saturday evening the
w. r. B. P. club
The Ladies' Aid Society of Westminster
Presbyterian church will give a concert
Thursday evening
An entertainment will be held Thursday
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Bethke sitta. Wilson. F. wilckin. A.
Wilckin.
Mrs. John 8. Crooks. of the Newport.
entertained informally Friday AFTERNOON
Elsie Whitney two brides elect: The
guests were: Mrs. c. P. Dougan, Mrs. B.
A. Murray, Mrs. II. A. Williams, Mrs. 8.
Davis: Mira Harper. Miss g, s. sanbo IN.
Fairchiid. Miss Relf and Miss Crazy.
Miss Edna Gooch. Miss Jessie Lamb and
Miss Gertrude Edgerton gave a dancing
party Wednesday evening at Seminary
hall. Mrs. Horace e. Lamb, Mrs. l.. r.
Grant and Mrs. VAN Horn were the
chaperons. About sixty guests were en-
tertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. William sauer entertained
the U. T.. d. Cinch club Feb. at their
home on Reaney street. Those winnine
favors were: Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Zabel
and Mrs Busch, Mr.. Murphy, Mr.. Zabel
and Mr.. Joe Fischer.
The Japanese Euchre club was enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Mrs. c. L.
Neumann, of Pleasant avenue Favors
were won by Mrs. Sole, Mrs Sam Egnew,
Ray Weizil. Miss Good and George Gary.
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Miss Net
tie Prendergast, of st. Peter street. High
scores were made by Mrs. Fischer, Mrs.
Mccarthy and Mrs. Kelly.
Miss Miller entertained the Old Maids
club Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Paramount avenue. Favors We're won by
Mrs. T. F. Mccormick and Miss Burke.
Mrs. E. H. Miller. of East Fifth street,
entertained the Idlwild club Monday aft
ernoon Favors were won by Mrs. P. A.
Agan, Mrs. Defiel and Mrs. Robitaille.
Mrs. c. Podlasky, of Front street, en-
tertained at euchre Thursday afternoon.
Favors were won by Mrs. J. Wirth, Mrs.
Herman and Mrs. 8. Summerfield.
Miss Bassett entertained the Young
Peoples Cinch club Tuesday evening at
her home on Dayton avenue.
The Initial Social club was entertained
by Mr. Albert Brant, of Ravine street,
Thursday evening.
The West Publishing company gave its
annual ball Friday night at Cambridge
hall
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responded to the toast. Our New Presi-
dent" The speaker paid a most graceful
tribute to Mrs, Williams. 81 congratu-
late her., she concluded, ION the in
heritanee into which she has entered,
the privilege of p1 esiding over 5000 of the
most charming women in Minnesota. 1
rejoice that we find in her a woman
who will enjoy the broad field into which
she has entered, and who will find In it
full scope for her powers of oratory, her
executive ability, her flnesse."
Mrs. Williams responded in a polished
and eloquent little address, referring to
Miss Evans as the federation'S honorary
president for all time to come, its inSpira-
tion its nest honored member. Referring
to Grub Siomen in general the speaker
said Her horizon broadens more and
more. Until women began to organize
much social intercourse was barred ex-
cept for the wealthy. Now neither
church, creeds nor bank accounts afford
a barrier to social communion. Carking
care or dull monotony no longer eats a
hole in the housewives heart. The home
state federation stands pledged to help
her solve all her problems"
Mrs. T. ]. Campbell, Of Merriam Park.
paid tribute to 1.-THE Tactful Member"
or far more value to the club was she, in
the speakers opinion, than the member
most versed in parliamentary usage, or
quickest in discussion, ''for tact is the
faculty Of saying things in a way that
will make the machinery of life run
smoothly.
Miss Florence Marion Pace sang
.Loye's Grief by Delibes. and then Mrs
C. S. Cairns, of Minneapolis, spoke on
behalf of ''The Silent Member" ''rime
was, she said, when the silent member
was very much in evidence; now she is a
rarity. She IS a boon to the woman who
has important things to say"
Mrs. Richardson, of Princeton, ILL.,, vice
president of the Illinois Federation Of
Women's Clubs, spoke briefly.
In responding to the tosat "Our Ma
tional Park Prof. Maria Sanford, of
the state university, made an eloquent
plea for the preservation of the Leech
and Cass lake forest reserve. Her re-
marks were warmly applauded, and when
She had concluded the speaker received
an ovation. Prof Sanford outlined the
plans of the club women and besought
every club woman present to use her
best effort to prevent the throwing open
of the reservation. C. Cristadoro, the
only man present at the breakfast, also
spoke on behalf Of the proposed national
park and at the conclusion of the pro-
gramrne the following resolution was
adopted by the club women in mass
meeting assembled:
Resolved, That the Federation of Won
ems Clubs consider the establishment of
the proposed forest park of vital impor-
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evening at Martins hail by Unity Camp
No. 1861. M. w. A.
Miss Margaret Carroll, of East Wini-
fred street, will entertain Informally
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. C. Warlich. of Stryker avenue, en-
tertained Thursday afternoon the q. w.
S. Euchre club
Mrs. John Dale, of Prescott street, en-
tertained the Eradelphian club Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Lille Cation. Of Delos street. will
entertain the King s. Daughters Sunday
afternoon.
Eastern Star Rebekah Lodge No. 50
will give dance Thursday evening at
it's hall.
Mrs. A. Hawley, of California, is tho
guest Of Mrs. Bourne, Of East Winifred
street.
Mrs. F.. A. xanten. of Congress street.
has returned from g. visit at Davenport,
10. rs ~
Mrs. A. B. Harper, Of Golf avenue, en-
tertained informally Tuesday afternoon.
A stag party was given last evening by
g. F. w. Thomas, Of Hall avenue.
Mrs. A. Canyon, of Congress street, has
returned home from Butte, Mont.
Mrs. David Kribs, Of Isabel street, en-
tertained Friday evening.
Mrs. G. T.. Keller, Greenwood avenue,
is at Trimbelle. Wis.
Miss Sadie Shaw, Of Hall avenue. II at
Davenport, 10.
Mr.. c. Hogan. Of Bidwell street. is at
Kansas City.
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Mr., and Mrs. William Hurley, Of Ir-
vine park. left last evening for Hot
Springs, Ark, where they will be gone
for several weeks.
Mrs. Cassen NJ. Fernald and Miss Fer
nald of Laurel avenue, will leave tomor-
row evening for the South.
Mrs. c. P. Dougan, of Lincoln avenue,
is entertaining Miss Hosper, of Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCulloch, of Os-
ceola avenue, have taken the Howard
place.
Over 800 of the club women of the state
breakfasted yesterday at the Ryan hotel.
1t was the fifth annual breakfast of the
State Federation of Women's' Clubs, the
second that has been held in st. Paul,
and by far the most successful ever held
by the federation. The dining room Of
the Ryan hotel. where the breakfast was
served, was found inadequate to seat the
large number present, and extra tables
We're arranged in the ordinary 1t was a
representative gathering of the progress
sive women of Minnesota, a gathering of
bright, alert, seif-poised women who
said what they had to say in their after
breakfast speeches in an easy, self-pos-
sessed way, and said it wittily.
Mrs Lydia P. Williams, the clubs new
ly elected president, acted as toastmis-
tress, and introduced as the first speaker
Miss Margaret ]. Evans, Of Mortified.
the federations honorary president, who
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MATRIMONIAL.

Annie Slater and Nicholas Mccain were
married at st. Michael's church, Wednes-
O,Neil officiating. The bride was attend
ed by Miss Margaret Allen and Mr. P.
Mccain the brother of the groom Mr..
and Mrs. Mccain will be at home after
March 1. in Glendale, MINI.
Miss Gerda Lund, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. M. Lund, Of Pine street, and
David Wa1lblom were married by Rev
L. a. Johnston. They are at home on
Clark street.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. Do
lenty, of No. 612 Canada street, has re-
turned to Towns md. Mont
Mr.. ]. L. Bennett, of Buffalo, N. Y,
who has been spending few days with
Mr.. ard Mrs. De Vault, has returned
home.
Miss Stella Paupeney, of Carroll street.
who has been to st. Louis on visit, has
returned home
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apoHs, was appointed as committee on
transportation to the Milwaukee conven-
ton. and it was voted unanimously that
the State Federation should pay the ex-
pepses of Mrs. Williams, state president,
to the convention.
Mrs James j. Hill, of Summit avenue,
will give a supper and cotillion st. Val
entine's evening.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL.

Miss Sadie Lyle. has returned from West
st. Paul. where she was spending a few
days with her sister. Mrs. Peterson
A basket social and hop given by the
young ladies of South ST. Paul was well
attended and enjoyed by every one.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
presbyterian Church met at the home Of
Mrs. R. Clegg Thursday.
w " Gardner, of Oelwein, To-, visited
Miss Jones, Of St Paul. visited Mrs. @.
l.. Lyle Wednesday.
Mr.. Miekman returned home last week
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DAYrON's BLUFF.

Miss Eugene GalIasch gave a card
party Tuesday evening in honor Of her
sister. Mrs. T. Hack Of Red Wing. Miss
Gallascf was assisted by Miss AlvtnR
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Mrs. Graham entertained the SILVER
Spoon Cinch club Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Lersen and family Of ST
Cloud, are visiting Mrs, W. Lair
The Fleur de Lis club met Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs Clark
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ana 3. will be addressed by dozen
spsesakers or national prominence. There
VII VII pc three sessions, morning. after
noon and evening OF each day and two
speeches at each session. Acceptances
OF INVITATIONS to speak have been re-
eceiyed from Senator w. " Allen Of
Mepraska DR.; ]. r: Reemelin. OF Cincin-
no ). x. Sovereign, former president
OF the knights of Labor; Gen. j b.
Weaver; of Iowa: John p. Altgeld OF II
,unois; Fred Williams, of Massachusetts;
". II. Harvey (Coin) Of Chicago; John
Z. ~, John. OF Kansas; Thomas +. Beck
WORTH OF Michigan; Norman f. Mack, Of
BuHalo, y. y: Samuel Gompers, presi-
dent Of the American Federation OF La
Dor Charles A. Towne. of Minnesota
York - ~"
Inc meeting Is not convention. 1t
VIII adopt some resolutions on what the
PLATFORM ought to contain but 1t won't
attempt TO help make the ticket
Judge Charles /. Thompson, of Den
yer. president OF the national organiza-
ton, and j. Woods Merrill. Of Kansas
CITY, are preparing the programme
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ALE-HARVARD BOAT RACE.
THE FORMER CONFIDENT AND THE
LATTER's FAITH is STRONG.
Capt. HigUinson's Accident N Great
Handicap to the CrimsOn's Crew,
but They Have n Dogged Purpose
to Wiu-Intere>t Runping High.

NEW LONDON, Conn, June 27.-Once
more the representative crews of Yale
and Harvard stand on the banks of The
Thames ready TO renew the battle Tor
rowing supremacy.
Naturally, with Harvards captain, Hlg-
ginson, who was the stroke and the best
oar, out of the boat with an injured ankle,
there is tonight at the Yale quarters the
utmost confidence in the ability OF the
New Haven crew to pull out victory
tomorrow in the big four-mile race be-
tween the varsity Fights. Still there Is
grim determination at Red Top. the Har-
ward quarters to do or die. and there are
not a few tonight who believe that TINS
doggedness will win the race.
In the regatta as a whole there hardy
seems to be the usual amount OF interest
and enthusiasm this year The incoming
trains this afternoon failed to deposit the
crowd Of undergraduates which on Tor
,1ser wears has enlivened the eve of the
All three of the races are planned, as
usual to be rowed down stream with the
tide, which at the time Will have eboed
about three hours and be running strong
The four-oared crews VIII be sent away
at II: 20 at the beginning or the course
across the river in the Harvard GROUNDS
at Red Top. ,, s,
THE crews will pull two miles down
stream and finish at the navy yard Inn
,nadjatelv afterward the freshmen VIII
start AT the navy yard and finish under
the big railroad bridge, a distance or TWO
miles The observation trains which VIII
have followed the crews down the course
will then hurry back TO Reu luP' anu
about noon the varsity eight viii start
IA nujl down stream for four miles. the
Jews rested today, the work being very
light