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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC.

WEpNESDAY-At 10 a. m. for British Dutch and French
Guiana Uller, via Georgetown (raN for
kits. Eustatius and ST. Martins be directed
Uler''). at 10 for Newfoundland.
Rosalind: 1880 m for Barbados, PeTnambuco,
santos and Sac Paulo 5. Capri (nail tor other
AZ 1890 D m Complementary I p. M for Turks
Island ana Dominican Republic. 8 ) New
York: 1880 m Complementary 1870 , m2
for St Thomas. s. CroiX LssWard and WtndWard
Islands British Dutch and French Guiana. per s. s
(man for Barbados must be directed per
s s Fontabelle'O .: az 1850 for Jamaica. per a
5 Adruiral Schley from Philadelphia
Tabasco and Chdpas. per s ; tsperanzs (uazh for
other parts or MeVico be directed per
Esperanz4''l- az 1850 Tor Argentine Uruguay
and Paraguay per s. 5. Cavour at II m. for Guam
tanamo and Santiago. IS. Cientuegos, at p.
Newfoundland. 3 COrean from Philadelphia
FRIDAY-At e. Complementary 1880 nj for
S Thomas 81 Croix. Lseward and Windward Islands.
per 5 Parran- u for Mexico per 5. SAN
tiago Tampco fnan must be directed per 8 q.
Santiago''l; at ?. for Bermuda. per steamer
from Halifax.
SATURDAY-At a. m. Tor Argentine. Uruguay ana
Paraguay. per $ $ Egyptian Prince; at a m Sup
Elementary $50 a. M for Porto Rico Curacao
Venezuela, s s. Phtadelphta mail for
Savanina and Cartagena must be directed per
s. Philadephia'D. a $50 a supple
rnentary 1890 a m) for Fortune Island. jamaica
Savana and Cartagena. Alens mail for Costa
Rica directed 5 Aisne')s $50 q
1sI,ppIeuentary 1OS a. per Adiron-
dark. al 10 for Cuba per : MORO Castle
12 m. for Barbados and Northern BrazIl.
per q $ Cearense via Para and Nanaos az 1890 D
u1 FOR cuba. per Curityba. Natanzas (orCi-
nary only which must be directed per Curt
tyha.)
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Highest temperature yesterday. 63 degrees lowest W.
average 80 average corresponding date OF last year.
So average for corresponding date OF last
years, 80 -
Thurs1ay fair and diminishing northwest
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MARRIED.

DO>AIDsoN-HOII INGSWORTFI-O Saturday. Octo-
her - at Whiteface Farm Cottage Boomlngdale Essex
va,1tr y Y by the 9. I. Mott Elizabeth Sher-
VCIJ daughter John Hunter HollingswOrth. to
ATJrsd - Donaldson. of Saranac Lake y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

That faint sickIy feeling. which creeps over at
intervals with palptaton. dizziness apprehensl9ns OF
result seriously If hong neglected
but DIR ID JayneS Tone Nernltuge VIII correct the
cause, promote healthy action and bring strength
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
MISS MARLowE TO ABANDON QUEEN FAM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RETURNS TO BROAD
wAY-"MAGDA" on ELECTION DAY.

MISS MARLOWE TO ABANDON QUEEN FIAM-
METTA"-HARRIGAN RETURNS TO BROAD
wAY-'MAGDA" on ELECTION DAY.
Miss Julia Marlowe. who has been forced to can
eel all her engagements for some weeks ahead, left
here yesterday for the mountains OF Virginia
From Washington she sent back a telegram that
the journey had tired her she would rest in that
city for several hours. Her breakdown, II said
was caused by overwork in rehearsins her adap-
tBtion Of CatuIle Mendess play Queen Fiam
meta" which she first produced in Boston three
weeks ago This play taxes her tear supply
through two entire acts, and yesterday afternoon
II decided by her managers that II would be
best for her to resume her season. when she has
recovered. in different drama They have three
under consideration but no choice has been made.
o5,,ct. in the version made for Miss Marlowe IL
was clean enough, but, many declared, not interest
ha ps Miss Marlowe's illness will not be without its
consolation
Edward F. Harrigans engagement to appear in
the coming production of Clyde Fitch's play, The
Bird I'm the Cage" caused no little talk on Broad
way Yesterday for he has not appeared on the
only 0ny no wy unlike LII tho he used to play Mrs Annie
Yeamans. whose hfty-sixth stage anniversary Is
news for she played with him in many of his past
productions.
Mrs Campbell will break in on '"The JOY of Liv-
ing" 10 give a single performance Of "Magda" on
the afternoon of Election Day Duse appears the
same evening At the Victoria, but Duse has now
asserted Sudermann for D'AnnunZlo. Magdar
sThe JOY of Living" La Gioconda" and Iris, all
In single twelve hours in the same CITY. what
day il will be,
Mrs Willoughby's Kiss a play BY Frank Stay
ton. now running in London, has been secured for
Miss Elsie de Wolfe. How does this title agree
vim Miss de VOTES famous boast
II was said AT Miss Marie Dresser's apartments
Ist night that her condition had improved since
the day before. and not grave enough tn cause
serious alarm
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RurDett's Vanilla

is pure Don't let your grocer work OH cheap and
dangerous substitute Insist on having Ruruetts
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AUCHINCIOSS-At residence. No. II West 57th
an sunday october Elizabeth widow o the late
John Au hncloSs the >ith II her Funeral
herl residence Wednesday. a9Jh
~ 10 a. m. i Is requested that flowers be
BAIDNIN-At Planheld, y. j. Tuesday. October
IoO. Mary Gardiner widow Of the late \. q Bald
win Funeral at her late residence. No Sg0
Park-ave.. Plainheld, y j.. on Friday, October 81,
i9Oa az 2:3O .. m Interment private.
CIrsHINCi-At Presbyterian Hospital. Tuesday evening
October 1902. Mary Cushing, widow Of \. Lortng
cushing. Not O funeral hereafter,
~rRANpER-At Kingston. y. Y. Friday October -
al the residence Of her sister No 29S Broadway
Katharine. daughter Of William Ostrander deceased
PAEkIN-Cn October - az his late residence M an
5th-ave. William W Parkin, IN the SD year OF his
age Funeral services viii be held a the Church Of
The Incarnation Nadison-ave. S5th-st on Wedn-s-
day October % ESQ O'Clock u requested that no
he
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THE PASSING THRONG-

\ suggestion of reincarnation runs through the
new novel OF F Marion Crawford which will be
published in few days Mr..
I.clNCAR- Crawford arrived in town from
NATION IN Naples on Monday and yesterday
CRAWFORD gave Tribune reporter inter
NOVEL esting outline Of the novel He
said: 1T will be called Cecilia.
Story of Modern Rome The young girl is a mod
ern heroine VINO Is under the impression that she
vestal virgins. and she dreams about what she be
ueyes TO have been her former existence These
creams oHG S ne .ls a Grsat deal OF influence on
her daily me IN this imaginary former state she
and in her present and actual life she falls i'm love
Besides the dramatic situation in which she is
going on within her all the time between these
natural instinct of the living woman MANY of the
Characters ,h are PortratIs Of persc ms residing in
are supposed to have lived
Mr. Crawford Went 10 say that he was busy
on his STUDIES OF Venetian history which would
be puoHsned IN several volumes. They will cover
three OF the prlnclpa periods of Venetian hte-the
cadence of the eighteenth century. There will be
period and the nex l T rawfor has bees wo
ing on thls history for two years The work may
has also been busy since the spring of 1898 his
id nlStoS I'll NJ aftT % leo NIL Mil whifh VIII not De pup,
of this history of the Popes life has entailed
Mr.. Crawford the Pope but from friends who
have seen nltn recently he learns that the Pope
many wears Of life ahead of him TO enjoy.
Wallace Bruce, ex-United States Consul Edin-
hursh, recently returned to New-York from his
mission ) Commissioner Great
REPLICA Britain for the Burns Cottage As,
OF BURNS sociation of the Worlds Fair
COTTAGE. st Louis REGARDING his trip Mr.
Bruce said last evening a Trib
reporter; 1t is the purpose of the Burns Cot
tage Association to build a replica of the Burns
cottage on the exposition grounds. also a hall of
Scottish Wortlles, TO resemble portion of Stirling
Castle, IN scotland 1t was my mission to secure
promises or loans OF relics and manuscripts. par
tcularly OF Burns and Scott. to place upon the
walls OF these rephcaS, and not only To build the
cottage and hall. but TO put Burns and Scott and
the heroes Of Scotland within the The Scot
tSh people or 81 Louis enthusiastic over their
project. and promise 10 make this of the pro-
TounCed FEATURES OF the eXpOsitiOn."
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Mite t7r Newfoundland North Svdnsv ara
close this once daily
~ connecting close mere Monday. Wednesday
- tr1rdayl. Mails for Miqueon by 20 Boston
T9 thence by close tls once daily at $50
m Malls for cuba. by rail % Port Tampa Fla
and thence steamer close ~ this Office daily. except
Ivt.rslav AZ $3.50 a. m Ohe connecting ar.
Mondays. Wednesdays Saturdaysl. Mails
- Mexico CITY overland. unless ally addressed
- bv close this daily ax-
.s,- SUNDAY Al 80 and II 80 0. SUNDAYS at
Ieze puerto CorteZ and letter mail for Guaternaa.
rs - to New Orleans. and thence by steamer, Close
- mis- Office daily, except sunday at $3.50 and
sft 80 0. m sundays at Sl.@ o. m. and sl1 30
sth,Tecripr closes mere MONDAYS at 1880 o. m sOr
ISszs puerto CorJez and letter mail for Guatemala
TeTed mall closes at goo .. m previous day
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The following official record from ths Weather
bureau shows the changes the temperature for the
last tWenty-four hours in comparison with the cor
responding date OF last
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

GOVERNOR LA TOILETTE CRITICISED
Wisconsin Republicans IN Washington are severely
-riticising the attitude Of Governor La Toilette
toward Senator Spooner. The two men widely
separated on questions Of state policy. and in the
Srate convention Governor La Toilette succeeded
n having pIankS advocating primary election
aw and a reform in taxation adopted which were
opposed by Senator Spoouer The Senator has not
n6orsed The platform. and the Governor is charged
with trying TO bring about his defeat. In a re-
cent campaign speech he said: The day and
la hour thar Senator Spooner raises his voice
.ar The principles Of the Republican party laid
Gown in the state platform viii raise my voice
for his reelection 10 the United States Senate be-
cause ] then can do so in conformity with the
platform Of my party"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

Mrs WHloughby's Kiss a play by Frank Stay
ION now running in London, has been secured for
Miss Elsie de Wolfe. How does this title agree
vim Miss de Woifes famous hoast2
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-18

and Carl johnson have returned from
an extended trip through the Will
lamette Valley.
! Fred, the "A year old son Of Edward
Llsenby, Is slowly recovering from the
stroke Of paralysis which he received
several weeks ago.
Ralph WorsIey came up from Sven
sen to attend the bazaar. II ~ said
that Ralph Is a very successful pcda-
eogue. This Is his third term Of school
In Syensen,
Last Friday evening the firm Of
sture & Johnson had about 40 smok-
ed salmon stolen from its scow at
Eddy Point. II the parties who bor-
rowed these goods will return them
they will receive eooc thrashing and
no questions asked.
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church, under the auspices of the Aid
Society. gave bazaar and entertain
ment In the hall on the evening OF the
10th. A sum amounting to s55 was
realized from the sales. The even
ing was a very enjoyable one. Good
instrumental music was rendered at
intervals during the evening. The ev-
ening was fine. and large number
were present
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The transport Seward now enroute
for Manila. has been rehtted with a
refriegerating plant
The schooner Fanny Adele was towed
up the river yesterday for the pur-
pose Of taking on lumber.
The American barkentlne Amazon
arrived from Portland yesterday with
lumber for Tsingtau, China.
The British ship Falrport. Captain
Armstrong. arrived down yesterday
from Portland with grain for Europe.
The three-masted schooner j. NJ.
wetherwax left up the Columbia
yesterday to load lumber for Callfor-
MIA.
The British ship Crown Of Dem
mark arrived in yesterday from an
uneventful trip from Santa Rosalia,
Mexico. The ship will take on wheat
for Europe
The British ship 1nverclyde has
reached Queenstown after being l75
days out from San Francisco, Rein
surance on the vessel was quoted at
10 per cent,
The transport Sumner sailed from
Nagasaki October 9Th via Honolulu:
The vessel has on board General
Chanee and Vice-Governor Wright
On October I'd the transport left Ma
nila.
The British ship Holyrood, Captain
Findlay. arrived in yesterday with 1t
general cargo from Antwerp. The
only rough weather encountered was
while rounding the Horn. n, Semlt,
a German seaman, died and was buried
en- route.
The greaat English steam freighter
Lime Branch passed out safely yes
terday and is now speeding gaily on
her way to Europe. The steamer made
a fruitless trip before to get over the
bar, and the indications were for
while that the vessel would catch the
electrylosls. or something like that
from inactivity as Il seemed she
would be unable to make an exit for
some time to come. Yesterday how
ever the bar was particularly smooth
and the ship at high tide got away
without difficulty.
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Levi Wooden Of Nehalem IL In the
city.
W. j. Parry and wife are in Port.
land
Dan Ingalls, Of skamokawa was In
the slty yesterday.
Captain Haslam was down from
Cathlamet yesterday.
Captain whiteeomb OF Altoona was
In the city yesterday.
D. shlnks WAS In yesterday from
the Youngs river falls.
W. J. Ingalls, was in yesterday from
lis Lewis and Clark ranch.
Miss Maud Kindred Of Warrenton
visited the city yesterday.
e. IL Calender has returned from
business trip to Puget Sound.
J. D. Heckard Of the Lewis and
CLARK was in the city yesterday.
Rev. Oscar ostrom returned yester.
day from trip to Blind Slough.
George H. George and wife have re-
turned from \ visit to Portland.
Frank l.. Patton Is In Portland. hav-
ing gone up on last nights train.
A. Marxen. cattle man Of Green
mountain visited the city this week.
Charles NJ. celler who has been out
OF the city on business has returned
Swan Wilson and wife have return
Cd from trip to st Martins Springs.
e. l.. Houston left up for Portland
on last evenings tram on a short bust
ness trip.
Charles GuillIune the Olney farmer
and charcoal manufacturer, was in the
city yesterday.
Il. NJ. Wooden returned yesterday
from Portland where he went 10 dis
pose of this seasons hops.
Miss Dlckie BYRD Of Seaside passed
through the city yesterday enroute for
Ilwaco where she viii visit for
awhile.
Dr. Jay little was called to Gkama
kama yesterday 10 attend the little
child OF A, Peterson who is reported
10 he seriously III.
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Emma Ausmus to Annie Harrison
lots 7and s, block 1877 Me-
Cures .,,.,,.. E. ,.,, ...,,. ..$l2OC
S Freeman to Annie II. Harrison
lots and s, block 1877 quit
claim .,.,., .. 80, .........,
John II, Smith and wife to l.. j.
Trlmbull-lot block 81 New
Aatorin ,.,,,s., ,....... ..,,....
sheriff TO Frank Patton and n. p
Sorenson--lots in First Addition
to Ocean Grove and Hills ad-
dition to Ocean Grove ..,.,.,.,, 700
Victor Bergman TO Frank Scott
and Frank Bohnart-block .
Elk Creek o, E, O.. ,,.,..,,.. .... /
Ella Bowman and husband to c.
y, Kennedy-lots to s in block
Il Holiday park. 49,. Ga
United States to Maria Joupperi
1860 acres section i2 township
north range west--patent
John Chitwood to Horace II Irvine
leo acres sections s and S
township 6 north range west. 1850
Victor Cambas to Astoria Abs
tract Title and Trust company
tract section 5 township north
range west ",,.,..,.,,,,...,,, 1886
Alice c, Parker and husbandsto
Astoria Iron WORKSHOP / In
block 5 McClure's u,H,...,.... 1900
Annie NJ, Jourdan and husband to
Alice G, Parker--lot 4 in block
10 McClure's . .. ., ,.....,. o6O0
Michael Matln and wife to James
j. Winters-lots II and As in
block 3 Taylor's -. :. :. =. . 4Oo
Peninsular Land and Trust COM
pany to Michael Matlln--lots |,
2, a and IS in block Tnylor's 700
r. Y. Ferguson and wife to Il. c.
Adams lot 26 in block 6 Young's
addition to Alderbrook =. . Il,
]. II Imhoff and wife to Joseph
V, Gheen--lot in block 81 Nc
cures .,,., 80, :, =. . coo
Johanna Young,and husband to
l.. G. aaven--lots I and 3 In
block Shivelley's ......... $500
\. Il. Mason and wife to Franklin
D, Kepkey-southeast quarter
section II township north range
6 west n..,.,.., -, ,..,..,.
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First Lutheran-There will be no
no preaching as the pastor spends Sun
day in Chinook. Sunday school at the
regular time.
Presbyterian-Rev Henry Narcotic
has returned from the synod held at
Grants Pass and will occupy the pull
pit both morning and evening.
Methodist-Rev. HeroId Oberg will
occupy the pulpit, Services both in
the morning and the evening. Timely,
practical subjects viii be presented.
Baptist-The subject of the morning
sermon viii be The Handbook of
Christian Living" In the evening:
"The Crossing of the Jordan All
other services as usual.
German Lutherian-Service In the
Congregational church on Sunday at 2
p. m, Program of the Slnday school
and sermon on missions by Rev. II.
Willcock of Oregon City Ore.
First CongregationaI--P Preaching SER
vices at 1880 a. m. and 7:3O p. m.
Rev. H, w. Smith of Portland will
occupy the pulpit morning and even
ing, Sunday school at 1915. Y. p.
s. c. E. at $50 p. m. \ cordiol
welcome is extended to all.
Norwegian Danish Methodist-Serv-
Ices, morning at II, evening at 7:45,
Sunday school at 10 a, m. The Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper will be
administered after both morning and
evening services. General prayer
meeting Wednesday evening.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-18

The promised sensational develop
inents did not mlterlallze yesterday at
the examination into the drowning OF
], u. Hudson OF Sterling. H.. whose
body was found near Point Adams.
With J. u. Firgussen OF Gold SwnIth,
Texas, Hudson attempted 10 desert
from the British ship Austrasia while
that vessel was lying In the harbor.
but Was drowned. At the time IL was
stated tina; West Astoria fishermen
had hastenrd to the rescue OF the
drowning mariners. on hearing
theri cries for assistance. but they
had been prevented from saving them
by men IN boat from the ship who
had warned them away at the point
ofrihes.~ Coroner Pohl yesterday In
terviewed the men accredited with
having made this sensational state
ment but they denied the story. say
ing they knew nothing of the drowning
except what had been published. No
Inquest was held. ana the body was
buried at Greenwood.
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Mrs. t, r. Knapp is having a new
barn built.
Jacob Stine made trip to Astoria
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Mary Glaze who has been quite
sick, ~ improving rapidly.
VIM. Nudge has gone to the upper
country to purchase cattle.
r. NJ, CASTOR of Astoria spent Mon
day in Knappa, transacting business
j. d. MeFartane and William Meikle
of westport recently visited friends
here.
The school In District 16 is progress
ing well, under Miss Lucy Morton's
management,
Rev. Hill who recently arrived to
take charge of the NJ. E. church, is
occupying the house recently vacated
by ]. w, Grow.
Mrs Albert Hin of warrenton spent
several days here last week, visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. o. H, Johnson Miss Mary
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-18

There have been no further develop
ments regarding the effort OF Incen-
diaries to destroy Fort Stevens. ana 1t
Ia feared that the efforts to bring TO
justice .he guilty parties viii not be
successful. The officers at the post
are very much alarmed over this 70.
currence of the attsmpt. and every
thing possible viii be done to prevent
further fires. The most alarming
feature of the matter is that the in
ccndaries should start three fires with
In i2 hours, and that. tooi when the
troops we're on the watch for the mis-
ercnntE.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-18

Tomorrow's football game at IIwnco
promises 10 be an exceptionally in.
teesiing one, and big crowd Of en-
thuslasts will go over from Astoria TO
see the match. The local team In the
strongest that has ever represented
the city. while the Ilwaco elcyens ex-
perIence makes II a formidable oppon-
ent. The Astoria team will linz up
as follows Center, Goddard or Bay.
left guard. Peterson: right guard. Cod
darl or Bay; right tackle, Guild. left
end. Gramms or Hunt: right end,
knutson tcaptaln) or Tangen; quarter.
back, Campbell or Knutson; right
half-back. MInard; left half-back. Bar
ker; full-baek. Painter; sub. Snow.
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HATS TRIMMED FREE.

Mrs, r. Ingleton has just opened up
a fine line of ladies' fall hats. walk
ing skirts, over skirts, woolen shirt
waists and under clothes. and all kinds
of ladies' and childrenss furnishing
goods. Hair switches and pompadours.
A chance for the elegant $500 piano
with each SOC purchase welch Block.
opposite Budget office.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-18

The dredging that mas been going on
nt tho sylvia de Grassc reef Ii now
completed ana In II short time the
buoys viii be adjusted In such a
manner ~ the new work demands
Yesterday the equipment used on the
reef was taken up the river,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-18

The Portland authorities have issued
nickci.iH- thr.slot' machines. Al the
machines in that city wcrc banished
yesterday and there will be no more
play for some time 10 come
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-18

The Orlola Go Basket Is handsome
and light go-oart which can be easily
folded and carried on the arm, can be
carried IN travelling with child In 1t
and used as u high chair at table, can
be conveniently carried on cars. Must
be seen to be appreciated, Prices IS
to $40. Chas. Hellborn 4 Son are sole
ngenta.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-18

The new mantei folding beds are des-
tined to aupercedc the old styles, Made
of metal they are vermIn proof. sanl-
tary and the acme Of convenience and
neltncsH. Ask 10 zee them. both In
wood and metallic. at Chas. ieIlborn
& Sons.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-18

A seaman was killed on board the
British ship Holyrood while the YES,
ael was In port al Rosalia by falling
and breaking his neck. The man was
intoxicated at the time.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-18

4 new social organization was form
od In this city last evening. 1t Is
known as the Wakohw and is made up
OF several society leaders, The new
organization will hold It's mrs, meeting
ON Halloween eve. Friday October 81,
al Hanthorns hall, The Wakohw
VIII give dances throughout the winter
months