davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-02-14

clean-limbed, racer-built Kentucky
Jean. The odds were heavy. Ken.
lucky Jean was furlong ahead when,
moving over the crest of the mesa.
some black dots caught my eye. In.
dams! The thought came to me like
flash. The broncho bounded on as
yelled for Nita to stop. At first she did
not hear me, and the black dots drew
rapidly nearer. The thought became
certainty. No white man circles his
pony in that fashion. Atlast she heard
me and waited. There are times when
man can do years thinking in the
space Of few seconds. glanced at
the girl beside me. unslung my rifle
and pointed. There wasn't CULVER on
her face, but it went white as her great
eyes met mine. Indians" I said. Nc
more was needed. She understood
when felt the cartridges in my belt
and looked to the pistols. She leapeo
from her saddle to lay her hand OF
mine. sSave the last two, Frank, for
you and me-" and looking deep into he1
eyes, I saw that which made death a
thousand times harder to meet; yet
promised-and I would have kept my
word.
SIT had grown very dark. In the west
great, green-black cloud hung low
and heavy stiffness crept, pall-like,
over the mesa. There wasn't bit OF
shelter anywhere, so we refined up and
waited while those red devils rode down
upon us. I put one of my pistols into
Nita's hand. 1T is only dogs life at
best I said; but her lip quivered as she
gripped it in her little brown hand.
"They were so near that we could
see the waving feathers in the war
bonnets. raised my rifle and the
first brave tumbled from his pony.
Nita's pistol spoke too, and after that
the battle was on in earnest. A
hail Of arrows fell about our
heads. but the plunging horses
saved us, while holding them at
bay for long minute. Then they
began to circle to the right and left.
With despair at my heart, pumped
away at my Winchester, knowing that
once surrounded, we were lost. Closer
and closer they rounded in. I had
| sS>~ASN AOA q AoSV 1OOh dG SWccGs
hearts face, before would send that
bullet crashing through her heart
when third power joined in the fray.
Down the white trail, with the shrek
OF q thousand demons. straight from
the heart of the fire-veined green mass
OF cloud, leapt the cyclone. We were
right in its path. There was an in
slant that held a lifetime; when Pale
face, and Indian, stood rigid as carven
stone; and then-nothing!
Remember There isn't time for
taking notes when you are travelling
on that particular patent Of Lightning
Express. When we found ourselves. or
rather, the boys from the Alaho found
us, we were about ten feet apart,
stunned but totally unframed, and q
good eighth Of mile from where the
cyclone had stuck us.
''Glass-eye and Kentucky Jean may
still be racing out that last heat, for
all we know. OF the Apaches, not even
feather remained. There was we'd
ding at Jose's ranch shortly after-the
rest is here. Yet always, when the sun
set hour comes, my eyes never seek the
white trail, over there, that I do not
live again that hour of battle, and sud-
den death, that Gods own hand swept
aside"
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-02-14
It Excels Everything.

''The Chicago and Florida Special" the
first solid Pullman train ever run, Chicago
to Florida, consisting of magnificent Pull
man aeepers, Dining and Observation Cars
goes into service January 18th. Only one
night out; 80 hours to st. Augustine via
Big -Four, Penna. Lines, MononC. II. & D.
System and Fla. East Coast ~. Full
particulars at ticket Offices any Of lines
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-02-14
Career and Character Of Abraham
Lincoln,

An address by Joseph Choate, Ambas.
sador to Great Britain, on the career and
character of Abraham Lincoln-his early
life-:his early struggles with the world
his character as developed in the later years
of his life and his administration, which
placed his name so high on the worlds roll
the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway
and may be had by sending six (8) cents in
postage to F. A. Miller, General Passenger
Agent, Chicago, Ill.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-02-14
Not a Bargain.

'sMr. Perkins, I rather dislike to take your
last daughter away from you"
ooh, that's all right; she is the last one,
but I don't intend to let he: 90 one cent
cheaper than the others. What salary do
you Ret!"-Detroit Free Press.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-02-14

Not That.-Dr. Kure-"I fear, sir. that
you have been living too high" Jauudice-
Tt can't be that, lector; you know we've
moved out of that eight-story fat."-Ohio
State Journal
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-02-14
Had q Variety.

'tWhat is your husband s favorite fction?''
asked the inquisitive person.
81 can hardly say at a moments notice."
said the patient wife, whether he prefers
ee e OK tG or
Press
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-02-14

Husband what makes you stand al
eoti se IU Ia
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-02-14
Avoidine the Rusl

Avoiding the Rush.
Politician-Tell me the best way to get out
Of politics..
ooh, that's too sudden; want to get out
gradually."-Th Smart Set.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-02-14
The Trail Of the Mesa
By Curran B. Greenley.

S09K09S900s0S09SS0
Copyright, 1900, BY the Authors' Syndicate.)
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-02-14

WANTEp-G Good men tosen stock for q leeitamase
" N00e @old NluInl o.; ltbe1al ac91 iss3oo Nc
Piasse Htatas Co, ~ Fleai1 Ilds- 1i61scSsliH
The sun., 1901-09-18
BAYARD LEGION ACTS.

Al the meeting Of the Bayaid Legion
Democratic Club Monday evening a com.
mittrc composed of Vim. f. Smullry. ii.
G. Bcnderc and NJ. III. CooEry presented
the following resolutions. which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas. William Mckinney, Prcsi-
dent of the United States. on the four.
te"ntl: day of September. 4. d.. 1901, died
from wounds inflicted by Il cowarlly AS
s;ISSin: and.
"When as, Not only because of his
great official position. hu; also because Of
til" virtues, goodness and wisdom display
rd by tn" man, the nations Of the earth
join III common sorrow with our own mao.
pl'. and.
Whereas. The members Of the Bayar,l
Legion Democratic Club of Wilmington.
Delaware. participating in the universal
mo,lrning, desire ~ express their feelings
of the country'S So great loss; therefore.
be il
"ltcSolvcd. That in the death Of vii
liam Mckinley We recognize with deem
appreciation and grief the loss of a
virtunuS. good and wise President. n citi-
zen marked hy his pntrtism and dcyo.
ton t" his couhtry'S interests. aud Il man
than whose life no hetter example can ln
given for all that is truly good"
The sun., 1901-09-18
CONDEMNED ANARCHY.
Resolutions Adopted by the Father
NJ. Y. Fallon Assembly.

The Father NJ. Y. Fallon Assembly
last night adopted resolutions ON IN.
death nf President Mckinley tcndcrn..
sympathy to his widow and condrmniup
anarchy. The resolutions were ~ f,l-
lows.
Whereas. Our nation is now wearing
the g;lrh II mourning for her beloved M
patriotic leader who by the hand of III.
cowanily assassin has been sent to m M
timely end. thereby casting Il pall Of
sorrow over n nation of freedom ard
prosperity. Bc it
Resolved. That. w.. the members of
the Father NJ Y Fallm Assembly ~
the American Catholic Union, DO hereby
tehicr cur heartfelt sympathy to his
i'er"avcd wife in this. her hour Of trial.
@nl that we sincerely pray that God
III His divine mtncy may assist aud
Strrn=thrn her in this hour of her atfIic-
ton. BE ii
R"sovc'l. That we condemn tho s, iri,
Of anarchy that prompted this awful
Iced and whose principles arc Il contra.
diction to the laws nni princip!es Of
religion an! sound govrrn,icAt BE II
further
l'"SnlSri. That a copy Of these rrso.
lni'"ns he snrrad tn The minutes Of tl,is
meeting and n copy OF the same f,r.
wnrdcl to the press
Respectfully.
David ]. Kcnncally.
Ersene 4. Smith.
Thomas III. C"nncry,
Committee.
The sun., 1901-09-18
SCHOOLS WILL BE CLOSED.
Children Given q Chance to Attend
Memorial Services.

Action on the death Of President Nc
Kinlcy was taken last night at meet
ing of the Board Of Education called for
that purpose. On motion Of Mr.. Fraim.
President Shortldge appointed Messrs.
Fraim. Frantz and Horn n committee ia
draft resolutions.
After short recess the following r'so-
mtinns were presented and unanimously
adopted.
Whereas. rroclamations have been
issued by the President of the Unite,,
States. the Governor of the State of
Delaware. ard the Manor nf the city of
Wilmington requesting all citizens to
close their places of business on Thurs.
lay. the 18TH day of September, whep the
funeral of our late ill,istrious President
will take place
Resolved. That the public schools under
the direction of the Board of Public Edu-
cation shall be closed ON the aforesaid
day IN order !hat people and teachers
may join in the several memorial cXer-
cScs commemorative of the patriotism.
craftsmanship and distinguished sr-
vices to our beloved country Of William
Mckinley. late Chief Magistrate of the
American people. whose loss we sincere
~ deplore.
Resolved. That tnis preamble and rrso-
luton be spread npoit our minutes.
r. G. Fraim.
A. Il. Frantz
$. j. Horn.
The sun., 1901-09-18
MOURN THE DEAD;
GREET THE LIVING.
Merchants Association Expresses
Confidence in the Honesty Of Pur-
pose of Mr. Roosevelt.

Strong resolutions were adopted hy the
directors Of th. Merchants Association.
If New York. at Il meeting held ut Moons
Yesterday. liy II rising vote ami
these sentiments were in
S,lihpd on the records of the aSsoc:l-
tinn:
Whereas, by the land of !; coward
~ assassin tins nation has been beirlt
Of lis beloved President William Me
kinlcy. its chosen Chief Magistrate
and willing servant;
Resolved That in this hour of dark
rst trial our tcl de"cSt svnpathies 20
out nnrescrvclll to the devoted wife
who has ever proved herself the faith
full companion md hclpmat" through
50 many wears and varied experiences
ana ID II still further
Resolved, Inat at this time of nntinl,-
Ill gloom and sadness. with full re-
gard for our departed chief ami with
deep appreciation Of nur loss, We yet
lilrn iii profound confidence and nm
shaken faith - him urcn whose should
crs have So sadly and suddenly de-
vulvrd the duties of Chief Magistratr.
Theodore Roosevelt. whose high moral
StanlarilS. tir,nneSs Of purpose ana
devotion to lofty ideas cf good gov
"rnmrnt have hccn demonstrated in
his varied public services ana give as
,;nrunc" that the noble example of his
h"norrd and amcntcd predecessor viii
g cmnlatrl by him.
All the directors present ut the meet
ing announced That their Respective
nlnrrs Of business would he closed on
Thursday September 10, in accordance.
with the proclnmntions issued by Posi-
lent lto,scyrlt ana Governor Odrll.
The sun., 1901-09-18
EAST SIDE REpltBIIC.ANS,

The East Side Republican Association
Monday night. in regular meeting as
Scmbltd. adopted thr following pream-
bic and resolutions:
Whereas. God in His infinite wisdom
has seen fit to remove from our midst Uul
beloved President William Mckinley;
and
Whereas. Willie bowing in Submission
to His irvine will and believing. like
pnr late President. that Gods will, ana
not ours. be done" therefore, h. If
Resolved, That in his death wc errl
that we have lost II wise leader and Il
loyal friend, to whom we ,uld look for
,dyice and counsel:
That in the death Of William McKin,
ley. the American nation has lost il leader
the equal of whom it is not the rare.
fortune of amy other nation to know;
That it hrhoovcS every III; II who loves
the Stars aud Stripes to guard against
Il repetition of the foul crime W which
his death has been accomplished;
That we extend to the wife Of nnr hr,
loved President our heartfelt sympathy in
this hour Of her sad ailliction. hoping
as We do that with Gods help She may
be able 10 bear the overwhelming sorrow
placed upon her:
That the mousse of this association he
irapel far period Of 30 lays: that II
copy Of thes" resolutions be placed on tho
minutes Of this association; aud that il
copy Of these he sent TO our Congress
man, Dr. Lewis lIcislcr Ball with tho re.
quest that he present them to tho widow
II our beloved President.
Sylvester ID. Townsend.
Chairman,
Robert VI Burns,
James +. Jones.
William Wintrup.
james III. Morris.
comnittnn
The sun., 1901-09-18
SORROW IN LEVY COURT.
Members Adopt Resolutions on the
Eeeth of the President.

The Levy Court met yesterday morning
Ut 1870 o'clock, with President Lynn u
The chair. 'l'hc following preamble aud
resolutions We're presented and aduptc,l.
lftrr which adjournment was made I'M
til Tuesday next
Whereas, The always wise way of Gul
has taken from the scene Of his earthly
activity aud usefulness William McKn-
ley late President If the Emitted States.
and of him made the worlds greatest
trinity of martyrs; and.
Whereas, The many years of his active
life We're devoted to the good aud general
welfare Of Ills country. the greatest
growth and advancement of which bears
the impress If his great ana glorious
name; and
Whereas. For his life of devoted Scrvip
his cuumtrymrn owe 50 much, ANA III
his pure. cnnolling Christian character
lie has left an enduring monument aE''
IN imperishahlc ideal for his fcllowman
and postcrty: and.
Whereas. In Common with the general
sorrow 50 kccnly vet tcnderly felt
throughout our country. hy reason of til"
cruel wounds inflicted by u loathsoG2
hand while fcigning pain and pretend
ing friendship causing his death. we, the
official and governing body Of New Cas-
lie county. as an humble, yet sincere.
testimonial of the respect and admira-
The sun., 1901-09-18
WATER BOARD MEETING.
Office Will be Closed Thursday in
Honor of Presidents Funeral.

The Beard of Water Commissioners
at the meeting held yesterday afternoon
decided to close the office of the depart
ment on Thursday. the day of tile fun
eral of President Mckinley. 4 motion
WINS made by DR.. Pyle 20 that effect and
il was unanimously adopted. The office
will he closed all day.
Marion n. Woods petition for service
in four new dwelling houses on Ashton
street between Tatnali and West was re-
ferred to Chief Engineer Bond. .Iohn
Fenan's notice for connecting with the
new service at the house, No. 1927 West
Third street, which would he up to-
morrow. was extended until October 10.
The matter of painting the fire plugs
was discussed and the work will prob
ably be started III n short time. There
are about 700 fire plugs in the city. II
has practically been decided to rse red
lead in painting the plugs ms it is
thought Il will he more serviceable. The
weekly payroll was $s17.01. The balance
in bank is s75.95S.
The sun., 1901-09-18
FlREMEN'S TRIP.
Delaware Fire Company Has Com
pleted Its Plans.
To Leave October 6th-Wiil Visit
Pan-Amsrican Exposition, Can-
ada and Niagara Falls.

Members of the Delaware Fire Cont
pany have completed their plans for
trip to Buffalo and other points of inter
est. The party numbering about 100 and
accompanied by the First Regiment
Band will leave Delaware avenue Il.
.. station ut 7.20 o'clock Sunday morn
ing. October 9Th Two special coaches
ana il baggage car have been engaged
for their use from the time they leave
hero nntil they return. The party viii
travel via the Il. 4 o., =. Il IL. and
Lchigh Valley railroads.
Among the places Of interest to b~
visited on the trip are the Pan American
Exposition at Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
Toronto. Canada. Mauch Chunk. Pat.
and other places. At all the above men-
toned places the Delaware firemcn VIII
be entertained by some individual fir"
company in those respective cities. They
will he away until Saturday, October
18th. Sylvester ID. Townsend, Jr., deputy
ritv judge. will accompany the party aS
spokesman.
The party will comprise Charles
Shull. chief marshcl: John Il. Hendrix
son. company marshal; Samuel +. Green.
assistant company marshal: Samuel G..
4
lock, David Myers, William Hickman.
William Lewis. Frank Lewis, Joseph
Dutton. Charles Higgins. John G.. VIII
liams. William A. Sparks. Thomas WI
son. James Kcrrigan, J. III. IIcndriM
son. Charles Davis. John w. Mccoy.
| Samuel H. Chadwick. Joseph Cannon.
William Ruth. Charles Ruth. James
| Cannon, James Wilson. John Hanna.
l N,l.. \ 4 n Il
Clifford Charles Clifford. Elmer Pierce,
Otlcy Pierce, J. wilkins Perkins. Jacob
| T. Kopp. Frank Butler. William j. Luth
| rhurston NJ Lowe, Edward McCam,
| y. Tcho. Il. CERES. William Hamilton.
Charles II. Behringer, Robert Il. Davis.
| lanes Kirk, Herbert IIendrixSon, j i.
iIagan. Missouri Stooky. Daniel Me-
Cormick. Thomas Mullin. G. Edrid.e
Bennett. Charles Taylor, Thomas Welsh,
I. +. Kane. W. Spence. J. II. Beatty,
| 7. 7. Lally. Clifford Mccall. III. Ken
mar Frank NJ. SEWER ]. Kelley. James
Logur, III, Il. Hcadlcv. George Hutton.
Harry Koff, A. llayman. Edward
Nrausc. William Klund. John Dunbar
Joseph Il. Mccullin. Thomas Fcdigan,
William Stout. Charles $. Clifford.
| The band will comprise the following
members Of that well-known organiza!
tion: John Wallsmith. leader: Charles
Edwards. George Moody. Maurice Ruth.
ruf. Rick Williams. Fred Kaiser. Harry
RcggS. George Sritz. Samuel Sweeney,
Harry IIcrdman. BENJAMIN n RawnSlcy,
Walter Freeman. Hamilton Stewart.
George Maxwell. Harry Simmons. Joseph
| Haler John Yates. George r. I.uckman,
Frank Lewis and Harry johnson.
The sun., 1901-09-18
LITTER CARRIERS ACTION.
Meeting Held Yesterday and Reso-
lrtions Adopted.

The letter carriers of the city held II
.nc,ting Yesterday and unanimously
ldppctrl the following resolutions:
Whereas, 1t having come To our know.
edge that nur ndurcd and wurld-wi,i,
brlovcd President William Mckinley.
H,l been stricken down ly the rcd
'lnHd Of Il foul assassin. and while S,i.
uundrd by friends, he lazy on his couch
atferlg ana struggling with death for
Iir lii" that was 50 humane, 50 beneficial
4 useful and If great Importance. not
MY to himself and family. hut likewise
% his frllow-man we. in our profound
horror II the dnstardly crime pcrprtrat
a. could only bow uur heads in sorrow
and liit M bleeding hearts in dcvout aud
.mtstnnt Surplicaton to our God. whn
Just and wise in all things. ever asking
that Id might bc spared 10 his people. 10
finish .ifcwork 81 well begun.
Whereas, Almighty God. The Supreme
Ruler Of the universe. in Ills all-wsr ami
pel"r crring judgment having drcrcul
thlt tho mission on earth Of him for
%lina tt Saddencd nntion prayed. had
been fulfilled, we cannot lllt humhly ar-
'cPt Ills will, and r"vcrcntly repeat his
aSt w"rtlS; 1t is Ills way, Gods will lW
lone"
Resolved. That we extend to Mrs. Me
kinlry. the hcrcnvcd widow OF onr late
President. our full and deepest sympathy i
at this, her hour Of sad atlliction and
great sorrow
Resolved, That we cntrcat all persons
IF this, Il solrowing nation. TO Join lls
,ls H. one voice, in continuing our prayers
tn i Divine Providence. to heal the body
ND heart niilictiGn If Mrs Mckinley.
that she NAV live and continue the gnn,l
work, that She and hcr ;tr IusbaiAtl
have followed tor 50 many years.
l.. w. lIrnderer, .Ir.,
President
The sun., 1901-09-18
NINTH WARD ACTS.
Citizens Meet, Hear Addresses and
Adopt Resolutions

The citizens Of the east end of tho
Ninth ward net last evening in Bradley.
Hall and lamentrd the death of prcSdcus
Mckinley. The meeting was called to
or Ter by Charles Barnes. Francis =.
Bradley was made permanent chairman.
After ~ address by Mr.. Bradley II coI,-
mitter MHs appointed t. draw suitablN
resolutions on the death of the President.
Evan W. Gallagher sang Nearer MY
God. to Thee" 1t impressed the audi,
ence. Remarks were made by William
Paris. Enoch 6. button. Robert Mo
kclvey, John j. Gcrglcr and Christian
plnesscr.
The following resolutions were adopted
1t is with sadness and sorrow that W
meet here this evening to join with The
millions of other loyal patriotic Amcri-
can citizens in mourning for the loss of
William Mckinley. our late President,
the representative of this great Republic
Of ours AT the hands Of m assassin, th,.
product of yellow journalism and un.
hridled tongues. not only Of our own
but of other cities.
We extend our sincere sympathy to tIu,
hrrcavcd family.
Those present ut the meeting resolved
to meet al Bradlry's Hall ut 9 o'clock ~
morrow iftcrnoor and proceed 10 thr
Opera House in n. body Before TIN,
meeting adjourned Mr.. Gallagher again
Sni.g Nearer My God. to Thee" thoS,,
present joining with him in singing tin.
hymn. The committee which adopted
the resolutions is Willard Paris. Chris.
tian llo"Sser and Alex. +. Smith.
The sun., 1901-09-18
PLAYED AGAINST SCRUB.
Delaware College Football Team
Getting Into Shane,


The Delaware College Varsity eleven
,in"d np AGAINST the scrubs Yesterday for
ihr first time. Owing to the rain the
teams wcr" only on the grounds aboGt
% minutes. hut in that time much hard
work was done nnl good results accom-
ilished II was the first time that Cap
tain Huxley has had Il chance to Judge
his men in play and he was much pleased
With their work.
Srlthii1grr, Leach and Pie, three nrw
llcll We're ut1i for practice aud showed M
well. especially Schabingcr ana Leach.
Nchablngcr with good c0atching Shoull
make = good half-back. lie runs hard
'hd Is IN excellent runner in Il broken
hcld Marshall is irving hard for half.
'hck. lie has speed ana plenty nr ncrva
INA PROMISES to make the other. randi-
ldl"s work hard for that position The
i'lll-lmck position now lays betwnrn
l.hwinn and Evans. the latter PLAYED
guard last year. Int wants to make A
mango. Roberts is spoken of MS Il like
y man for guard. This Is his first wear
'ii III" field. however. and he will need Il
srriit -ieal Of coaching
All or III" men are in fairly good ply
'lclai condition except Jackson who has
been SICK for iii" last few days. hut Ii,
VIII probably hc in the game with the
" Nllliinlson College on Saturday. So far
IN" men have been fortunate as there has
been no accidents to any of the candi.
lntcs. Aftrr the work against The scrubs
Yesterday Captain Huxley took the mon
f"r short rnn and then gave them THIRTY
minutes gymnasium work. The hard
work will stant in earnest today. The
men nave been given the signals agreed
upon by Coach Rice and Captain Huxley
nnd started TO drill them yesterday.
''"ach Rice will 90 down to the college
three times a week to instruct the team
The sun., 1901-09-18
DRUG STORES TO CLOSE.
For First Time in History Of Will
mington,

In honor of the funeral of President
Mckinley the retail drug stores will b"
closed tomorrow afternoon for the first
time probably in the history of Viii
mngton. All the local retail druggist
have agreed to close their stores from
to O'clock tomorrow afternoon This
action WAS reached 10y the following COM
mttee Of retail druggists: I. i. Cartmcll
chairman; William Poole. Albert Dough-
rrty. John NJ. Harvey. James NJ. Gritln.
Dr. &. NJ. Almond and :. g. Mckee
YER.
The sun., 1901-09-18
Jas. T. Mu||in & Sons
NOTICE.
NOTICIl An organizations

NOTICE All organizations and clubs
assocIatcd for any religious fraternal
social or political purpose, are hereby in
yitrd and requested to attend the me
morial services in commcmoraton of the
public services and personal virtue of
Hon. William Mckinley, late President
of the United States to be held in thu
Opera House in the city of Wilmington,
on Thursday, Sept. -. A. d., 1901, mt !:
o'clock y. m. All citizens are also in
vited to participate in said ceremonies
without further notice.
]. Harvey Whitcman.
G. Shcrbnrnc Rice,
Robert -. Kemp,
Committee on Invitation
The sun., 1901-09-18

NOTICE III harmony with the proc
ianlAtion of President Roosevelt, we,
The members of Diam ,nd Council, Junior
cnian'rld tlht MI or as many of our
nrtnnhcrS who possibly can. attend The
memorial services tn be held in the Opera
House Thursday afternoon. Sept. 10 III
9'cl"rk. We cordially invite all mcn,-
hers Of the ether councils Ia join us at
Eden Hall ut l.30 O'Clock