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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11
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HEUR D'ALESk u tity u sn
~ population. beautifully situated Oh
tue h0ElleTn shore ~ lisr famous Cu4f
i Airno lake, - m.ivs esat Or spokane
oa = bsaaeh lane " tbs NQthsfa gAci1e
fa..suAd Lines If STEAMERS make 'rga
al lnis tgym this c',g % iAe Jake Ia tar
had Of navigation o. il.c -. jpe titeis
e1aurrting al ilafsssoa niih slsc Nfi-
ssya.l ilno into tho sod. Sltes and lr4d
minca The CITY - o1.c 81 tie tHusi
nasrd summer resorts la llc northwest
sod Is lreofniug fA0sv pePulai cars. ArNs
igs hahiBs hangins baA,lus Atd bathing
Asigacsipas AsF 4inpss iimllloas. Tbs
couuIsy fyaua a6oul ls asasig % ~ nct
agricultural LANDS AID extensive FORESTS
VI yellom p.ne. az. cedar and ssmssar.
au,i tie eliy Is deaIiued - become d
manufacturing rrh,rS tyf the products
~ LhcNr woods Thr baslueaa mru And
residents arc Snssfpftaius. Aid iahe
pride gn making The PsacV attractive
Thrsr are goug church organizations
Methodist. Presbyterian. Episcopal ald
Roman Calisolsc Iar rr-frs orders
arc ur.l frrsrsrnlri BY ioise rarh d
Msous. odd fssious. knights II l'yih
las. Eastern stat. Daughters u lie
hrAah. knights - the Maorabcca q. 4
Il. ard ~. 4. G. Modern Wo~dtDrn Of
America and " ~ the ". The city .
IL auPpised with c.rclsie Lights. gnpd
wairr works. an elegant pnblie school
building. oae sawmlll. tao tiFai class
hosrl,. boag building yasia etc There
arc yet goud opportunities 20 engage IN
lucrative business and diversified farm
ing Manufactures ate particularly de- .
sifrd and arr osirgrd extra Inducements
Tho aammers aFv temperate. ~iih nuib .
cseut rainfall 10 iusate abaudans rsupa,
uhilr she wtutrgs arr fires from extreme
rsssd No better location tog ptoaiable
Investments or fog s~variug tdral hotnea
can b. iouud ia The uoflhwrai There
IN always a Wrleonsc here. among an q .
cel.sng rrsplr. Ia lcagstlul region and
an tacamparAhis climate
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11

Some time ago my daughter caueh,
s'yrte cold. She complained Of pains
10 hrr chest and had bad cough. ]
CAV" brl thambetlain's Cough Remedy
according 10 directions and Ia two days
she Nss we'll and able to so to school.
! have used this remedy in my family
toJ The past seven years and have never
known it 10 fail, says James Fender
CAST merchant, Aunato Bay. Jamaica,
West India Islands, The pains In the
chest indicate an approaching attack OF
pneumonia, which in this instance was
undoubtedly waricd oft by Chamber
Alos Tough Remedy II oounivTaci'
any tendency Of u cold toward pnca
m'"i' sod by Occur d'AlcEe Drul
Stafr.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11

Sheriff Dyer was accidently shot in
the arm Tuesday afternoon with his
own weapon. While STOPPING over h is
Colts automatic revolver slipped from
It's sheath. which Mr.. Dyer wears strap
ped 20 his BODY. On striking the floor
the weapon was di3ah Urged, the ballet
hitting The Kitchen stove, which it partly
wrecked. 1t then lodged IN Mr., Dyer's
upper arm. where jtremains at pres
emit Tac wound w.l,uoi prove serious
unless blood poisoning should set in.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11
EsTRAY NOTICE.

No.ice is hereby given that have taken up
al my farm eight miles southeast Of Rathdrum.
koltena! county, Idaho, the following descFited
eS;ray: one red and white helIer, two years
old with 10 bralidS visible Said animal was
taken up 10y me en- December L., I0l.
The owner Of said animal can have possession
Of the same by ca ling Al nay place and paying
charges and proving his property,
ian.l1 tcb l-p MATT GLEASON.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11
Land, Act June 3, 1878
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE Al CauR D'ALENE. IDAHO.
November y 1901.
Notice i hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Il the set Of Congress of
June 3, ISIS, entitled An act for the sale OF
timber lAuds in the states ot CSaiiornis, Oregon.
Nevsdz, AID Washington TERRITORY as ca
tended to all the Public Lind States 10y act Of
August 4, ls12,
BYRON A. MATHEWS,
Of Butte, County fSilver BOW, State Of Montana
has this day filed IN this ONCE his sworn state
meut No 75S for The purchase Of the y. a y.
f. 4, : w. y. T. n Section No. 70, Township
No. 50 North. Range No. W. y. NJ and viii
offer proof 10 Show that the lama sought is moro
valuable fer It's timber or stone than for Egri-
cultural purposes and 10 establish his claim 10,
said land before the Register and Receiver OF
this office at Caaur d'Alenc. Idaho, GA saturday
The Isl day Of February, is52.
lie uan,s as witnesses. Richard o. Barnes,
William a. AlGirr, Anton 4. Soreuson, and
Newton L. Helm al OF C0euI d'Alene, Idaho.
Auy aud all persons claiming adversely the
above described lsuds are requested to die their
claims in this oiiice on o. before thu saii lst
day Of February, l2os. D.H BCDLoSG,
noy. shteb Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11

oru \ Olmstead and Joseph petu
moa'N, who recently came iu'o the
ownership Of . feet fronting on Sber
M gu street. west Of tda pos.oi3e. have
decided to improve the ground by the
erection OF two story brick block
with three business rooms. The build
ing will be 50 feet deep and il Is the IN.
tcuuon 10 III the second storey up foT
a lodging house.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11

W { Williamson. II Amherst, Va
srss. POT more than year ] suffered
trHu lpmbago | finally tried tham-
t5.tjn's Pain balm and u gave M"
entire relief. which all other remedies
hal failed 10 do" sold by Occur d.
Alone Drug stare.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11
800. 900 SHINGLES.
Occur d kIana Lumber Co.
NOTICE

To an waon it lniy concern.
Notice IS hcrcnS given tina, the undersigned
has flrd It's app,igau N with the Board Of State
l.and Commissioners for the state Of Idaho, ap-
PLYING therein Tor Authority to improve the nav
iSaliou Of the Occur a. Aleue river and its triAn-
tllries within the counties OF ho0icusi and Sho-
Shonc. state OF ldaho Tor the purpose Of drif-
iag lumber logs, poles, ties, etc AMI 10 charge
tn therefor, rs provided D, law under the pro-
vision uf an act entitled IA act ios The ial-
provemeu, OF the navigation Of rivers and their
tributaries ia the state OF ! ahO.' approved,
February 18th, 1872 That under the provisions
OF said law and ia accordance with the prayer ot
said application the said bo,Ul OF state land
commissioner has iNcdthe 20,h day Of january,
Ise, AZ the hour of 10 o'clock a. M Al the office
OF said board iu the city Of Boise, state of Idaho,
as the time and place when aud where said ar-
ilicaiion shall he heard,
Dated December lSh, ia0i.
CAMERON lUNPER Co, I'm
BY n. L. CANEEoN, general Manager,
dec y Jan IS Applicant
Crane s Moy,an Attorneys for Applicant,
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Notice for Publication.

DEPARrNENT OF THE ISTERIoR,
LAND OFFICE AT coEUR D'ALESE IDAHO,
January 4, 1899.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed uotiee Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that sid proof viii lie made before the Register
and Receiver at Occur d'Aiene, Idaho, on
February Il, llea. viz.
GUS NELSON.
Id. So for the y. W. u Sec. - TT. 50 n R4,
W. NJ
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous Residence uion aud cultivation Of
said land, viz; Andrew Elfsten. Mica, Idaho;
John =. johnson, Hans II. Hanson. Charles V.
Caldwell, all Of Occur 'Alene, Idaho.
y. II. BCDLONG.
jan. II. Tsp Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11
LVCAL AND PERSONAL BRIEFS
NEWS OF TOWN AND COUNTY.

~" mn Improvements for Posi- F.,I.
Edward Empss aud John Ken, D..
!" 'h' Great unkaoNn. George Itavs.
''' 81 Los Angeles. Scarlet Fe,ey
Held ia Check
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11
n.m.,Aahts Cur. 81 creep. nst'. lifs
aassa

hare a Wsri n aay regarding
thAmbaslalu's Caaeh Remedy u aav'
"a my ltglis boys lilo and ! tcri that !
ammo, praise q, enough. bought
a,t.o IT 4 tfam \ y sierTr II Does!'
v.u. : u aud Nbsn got home With
f. ,hr poa, tabY could handy tJe"ihc
ave the medicine a. direeisd eNct}
-au inmates uui.l De @lbrcw up apa
81 sn { thought suru ha Was ge'"s 10
JAZZ to death. We bad - pIH 'ar
+ rsm "a, % his month su great long
s.HBss. am positive that if had nos
g., that bottle ot cough mrd1clnr. ny
f5 would not ~ uu earth today j Gel
lr.mnui. Iuwepd. lose for sale by
Crsr d. Aleup Drug store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11

WANTED SENERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
acirr and good ief utttiuu IA each state lone la
this county rcQuirvdl to represent aud advrr-
tisv old established wealthy business house 81
solid financial standing salaiN $3.50 weekly
with expenses addtt .onai, al payahis Ina eash
each "Wednesday dire from head Offices. liOrte
and Carlisgu furnished, when necessary. Refer
cltrrs. EnrluSe s.ii-addTtsss.- slumled enyus
no, may ..
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lie Hoard Of Trustees Of the village
rgua's that all public gatherings be
susyu1cl until the scarlet fever, which
is unv so prevalent, has subsidized.
'n,nr d'Alsue, Idaho. January II,
tHHH
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11
EVENING STEhOGRAPH SCHOOL
Mrs. L. Mitchell,

,tragesafiss, I8peatisias. tsaaaaefr.si Coa-
s.ss,,44aaar IesAf nagA Also 4 n9aFse lH
e.aa.sa ii Ars8ivss f44 ~ Aabtsrl * hfs
,.-5 D.. Miss trsAAsasr. te-oss Aits4s. i4aaat
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT OF TuR INTERIOR,
LAM OFFICE Al CoEUR D'ALENE. Idaho,
December Z. 1901
Notice is hrnrhy given that the following
named settler has hlrd notice OF his intention 10
make hual prool in support OF his elnim and
that said proof viii bc made before the Register
and Receiver Al Cuug d'Aleue, Idaho, ON Jam
Utry Is lV2, VIZ:
CHARLES +. WAGGONER,
I'D sol ioI the ;. L a NEA,E : +. = Sec.
$. aud \, E.l4N, f, IA SCI l. II. 81 y. X. ~.
n NJ
lIy names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence Hpon and cultivation Of
said laiid viz; otto ". schiling, Francis NJ.
MagEoucy, lc,eneu v Lyon. David $. Walker
an OF Post Fall, Idaho.
d. n. BUDLONG,
dec, -ispli-p, Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11

Tally cards, playing cards and paper
napkins at SCOTS Stationery store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11

Law Briefs aud Pamphlet printing a
speciality at the Pass office.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11

AL esrds Of thsnksi resolutions II respect and
tmils- s0,iees vii b. charged foF at ths rate
of i've cents line each insertion.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-11

ThiS panpr i 6ct on ele st g., a. adSeT
a Go Suitt u, NNl,oihcvkbank building, $40
Kane, Wash, Where advertising contracts can lie
made fOr H.
DO You know that the PRESS can Ice
had one whole gear for 81 cash in I'D.
vance, Now is the time 10 subscribe.
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that Sheriff Dyer refused TO serve tie
writ Of habeas corpus presented to him
by the priest about July %, 1901. lie
then states what be claims to be tie
facts 10 the case. After stating that
he was at the train and witnessed the
efforts Of the sheriff and James Graham
to find Pine, be says: Il then heard
James Graham, one of the attorneys for
said alleged executor and said alleged
guardian, T. J. Purcell, request the said
sheriff TO proceed to Spokane and con.
tinue the search tor said Pine, as he, the
said Graham. thought that Pine had
probably gone to that city" lie recites
these matters to show that the sheriff
did not refuse or neglect TO serve the
writ, as stated by the priest. lie also
states that Graham demanded the ar
rest Of Pine on the writ Of habeas cor
pus, when the paper did not give him
authority TO do so. A copy Of the writ
in controversy follows;
In THE DISTRICT CoURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF IDAHO, IN AND For THE COUNTY
or kooTERAI.
The State of idaho to Frank Pine:
You are hereby commanded TO have
the bodies of ATya Brady aud Elmer
brady, minors, by you imprisoned and
detained, as il is said together with the
time and cause of such Imprisonment
and detention, by whatsoever uame the
said Arya Brady and Elmer Brady
shall he called or charged. before The
Hon. A. i. Mayhem, judge OF the dis
trict court at Rathdrum, KOotenai Co.
Idaho, on Tuesday, July q, 1901, at 2
O'Clock p. IN, TO do and receive what
shall then and there be considered con
corning the said ArYa Brady and Elmer
Brady. And have you then and there
this writ.
Witness: Hon. A. L. MAYHEM.
Judge Of said district court at Rath-
drum. ia said county, this 2lst day OF
July, A. ID. 1901.
JOHN c. CALLAHAN, Clerk.
Following is the Endorsement on the
writ:
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], G. W. Dyer, sheriff of the county Of
k0otenai, state OF Idaho, certify that
the within writ came 10 hand Oh the
20,h day Of July, 1901, aud after due
search and diiigent enquiry was an
able 10 find the within named Frank
Pine in KootenAi county.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
SULLIVAN FIGHTS CARROLL.
CROKER GUARD BENT ON BEATING HIM
AT THE PRIMARIES.

Nowhere in the county of New-fork is the
fight at the coming Democratic primaries
q TO be made hot as in the AAI-Ath as
sembly District. The Greater Ne"-ho OFF
Democracy in the district has been getting
hundreds of new enrolments for the prlnla-
ries and expects to carry the district against
the divided Tammany forces. The Tam
many nartisans Of Richard Croker in the dis
trict are so bent upon defeating John F. Car
roll that many of them are expected to aid in
the election of Myer J. Stein, who has been put
forward by the Greater Newfork Democracy
as the candidate for district leader state SEN
ator Sullivan, although he does not belong IN
the district is expected to take an active part
in the work for defeating Carroll Ihe reason
for Sullivan's interference was explained yes
terday by Democratic politician of the dis
trict who said:
Carroll and Sullivan were in the combination
TO control the gambling houses, and Carroll
fooled Sullivan in a way that made Sullivan
frantic with rage. Sullivan would give Soo'ooo
to defeat Carroll at the primaries IN the
XXIXth and put end to him poiiticaly.
Murphy and McNahon represent Sullivan IN the
triumvirate and they will work to Keep Carroh
out by keeping the old Croker guard in the dis
trict in line against him. They all know that II
they can defeat Carroll for the leadership IN
the district there will he end to his influence
in Tammany Hall. They afraid, too that II
Carroll should win at the primaries he would
down the triumvirate and take the Tammany
leadership Sullivan is the real power IN ths
organization at present, and therefore he has
double reason for wanting TO dispose OF Car
roll
Politicians in the NXIXth District said yes
terdav that William A Cans would not be taken
UP by the Croker partisans as candloate Tor
leader. Carroll had been trying 10 secure tne
co-oneration of Cans 1t was said. in order TO
prevent AIyer J. Stein from getting the SOLID
Jewish vote at the primaries, but Cans was too
friendly 10 the Greater New-Iork Democracy
leader to permit himself to be used in that way.
The Croker men in the district. II was said yes
terday, would seek to divide the regular ram
many vote at the primaries by putting up
candidate for leader out and out organization
man With two Tammany tickets in the field,
il was said Carrolls defeat would be made GER
tain.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
SAY BOTH WE'RE INSANE WHEN MARRIED
AN UNUSUAL DECLARATION MADE IN HEARING
TO ANNUI. MARRIAGE OF WEALTHY
WOMAN AND POLICEMAN.


An unusual declaration which has Just been made
in hearing which Is being given before Timothy
Power, referee. to annul the marriage OF Mrs
Elizabeth Ludlow Warren a wealthy woman OF
New-RochelIe. to Louis Warren. a New-fork po-
lIceman. is that they were both Of unsound mind
when the ceremony took place, about five years
ago.
Mrs Warren who was recently declared incom
petent to manage her affairs by a commission ap-
pointed by the Supreme Court and q Sherifr's jury
I'm Westchester County. is now an inmate or Dr
w. D. Granger's private sanatorium. in Bronxvilie
The committee which has been appointed TO man
age her affairs has discovered that she is worth
about sI5oo0o Her husband is In the State Hospita
for Insane. at Poughkeepsie. having been com
mltted there three years ago by the authorities OF
New-RocheIle. He created sensation In New
Rochelle at the time OF his commitment by rush.
ing into the police station and asking for the loan
of an automobile that ne could so to Tarrytown
and marry Miss Helen NJ Gould Mrs. warren S
possessions are nearly all in personal property and
her relatives fear that if she should die her nus
band and his relatives will come into the custody
OF it, II is for this alleged reason that ;hey nave
brought proceedings to annul the marriage. aAes-
ing that the couple were insane when they entered
into the marriage contract The hearings are being
held al the office of Augustus HutchIngs No. 81
WaI-st. and NJ. ]. Tierney. of Sew-Rochene has
been appointed special guardian ad litem 10 look
after the interests OF Warren NJ,
According to the testimony, Mrs. Warren lived
years at the BALTIMORE apartment mouse, m
Hceman on the beat in front of the house Al
though he had a WIFE, he soon began TO call on ner
4 receipt has been found in the bottom or Mrs.
Warren's trunk it is alleged. which shows tnat she
maid tbe EXPENSES when Warren obtained a divorce
from his wife The marriage took place IN Con- Con,
,actcut for the reason that clergyman could
ba found in New-York who would marry them.
THE minister who performed the ceremony has
been subppnaed attend the next hearing before
tbe referee which is to take place on MONDAY
Mrs Warren's relatives at this hearing Will oner
furtber testimony to show that she was queer for
Lars and that at the time she married the police
man her mind was unbalanced and she mad no idea
of what she doing
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
WAR TAXES END ON TUESDAY.
ABOUT s7Oooaaoo OF INTERNAL REVENUE
WILL BE CUT OFF

The repeal of the revenue taxation. going
into effect July /, VIII make annual reduc-
ton of so 900 in the income OF the United States
Government.
This is the most gigantic reduction ever made"
said Charles H. Treat, Collector OF Internal Rev
enue for the Second District OF New-York. yester-
day. THE internal revenue from taxes. under the
schedule. however will raise from s175 900 900
to s2oo6oo.e9o year It speaks volumes for the
prosperity of this country and sor the present ad-
ninistration that such change be made with
out having the slightest effect upon the country's
financial condition. It may be surprising TO some
that, with the tax. the revenue from internal
taxes greater than that from customs
TIE special taxes that are to be taken off on
July / include the of $50 banking con-
and of 81 each 81 900 of it's capital; the
brokers, dealers in grain. securities pawn
brokers. custom house brokers' proprietors OF the
aires, circuses. public exhibitions bowling alleys
and billiard rooms dealers in tobacco and manu-
facturers OF tobacco and cigars
Stamp taxes on Instruments papers docu-
ments; issues deliveries transfers Of stock and
sales and agreements of sales agreements to
sell stocks products merchandise (Scheduie A),
wines seats in parior and berths in sleeping
cars repealed, as excise taxes persons.
firms, companies and corporations engaged In re-
fning petroleum and sugar.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
SUES FOR ABSOLUTE DIFORCE.

DAUGHTER OF LATE AMBASSADOR TO GERMANY
ASKS TO BE FREED FROM BUFFALO MAN
Mrs Mary r. Baskins. who during the latter
part OF last year instituted suit against hus-
band. Harry c. Haskins, for separation on the
ground of III treatment and abandonment, and
who wae made defendant in suit for divorce in
which Lieutenant Alexander Won Reuter-, a Ger
officer, and two New-York were named
as correspondents. has begun a suit for abso-
lute divorce the statutory grounds The first
scit brought by Mrs Heskins and the countersuit
begun by her husband both discontinued a
e week ago
Justice Truax, in the Supreme Court yesterday.
oy consent of the attorneys on both sides-Weeks,
Battle & Marshall for Mrs. Haskns. and Blandy
Mooney & Shipman for her husband-appointed ted
Gerard Roberts referee to hear and decide the
case.
Mrs: Easkins is the daughter of the late Theo-
dore Runyon, who was United States Arnbassad dor
in Berlin sn President cseveland's second admins
trafion- Her husband is the Of a wealthy Buff
fase man. and iE employed by Hatch & Co. stock
. trokefs- Mrs Haskins received $40 a week pend
Ing me discrimination OF the suits which were dis
Continued " -
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
MIAMI CLUB's JUNE Walk.
OVER FIFTEEN THOUSAND CHILDREN MARCH TO
CENTRAL PARK IN GRoTEsoUE COSTUMES.

OVER FIFTEEN THOUSAND CHILDREN MARCH TO
CENTRAL PARK IN GRoTEsoUE COSTUMES.
over fifteen thousand children OF the XXXIld
Assembly District. Of which James j. FraWley Is
the Ta1nmany leader. took part in the annual June
walk of the Miami Club. held yesterday. II Is es-
tmated that sll told. including the mothers
fathers sisters and brothers Of the children. near
Iy twenty-five thousand persons took part IN the
Festivities that were later held on the North Aeao
ow OF Central Park
Sixteen thousand tickets were Issued for the walk
among the children of the district. These were noI
enough to go around and orders were issued at th7
clubhouse. No 1900 Lexington-ave yesterday thal
r,rovfsion be made for 900 little ones VINO had no.
received tickets. -.
As early as 9 O'Clock the children began arriylns
at the appointed meeting places in the various ess
tion districts from which they marched 70 tne
starting point OF the parade, at Ninety-see0N1-s'
and Third-ave
Mr. FrswIey was in personal supervision Oh tn'
parade. and ne expressed his pleasure as uie
marchers passed him Frequent cheers were CIV"
for him Each election district delegation hAu i9
king and queen. who marched at the mead uane'
railv riCged canopy The various costumes w.
bv the children grotesque. Ihere were na-
oI,ips COWBOYS Indians. clowns, pohcenen;s AZ IN
cesses tramps and TESTERS Ne@rS e'e'@
's Pc Phi SIs,rict was provided with Efe and dran,
corps. The children marched along s,ifrh-ave,
One -hund -and-siXth-st-- thence 70 ssvsnth-
thence TO the Transverse Road at Nine'y-seSsn Snrth
St aud through the Transverse Road 20 tpT tpssSsnt
Mead9w' A s,,afIS Ihe Psr1He ps fhs Miami M Cub
When the children reached the North ta 1sA~fi lea
they were supplied with sandwlcheTS' ,,,hs gers
formed from among the BOYS and games Ves'
Several bands OF music played