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The sun., 1902-12-29
THE BLOCKADE QUESTION.
Negotiations n TO Whether II Shall He
Maintained During Arbitration.
Special Cable Dsspa,eh 10 TIL.

Spttia Cdblt Dfspd'eh 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. Dec. pa Daily Mail despatch
from Rome says that the negot iations In
reference to Venezuela are now solely con.
cerned with the question Of whether the
blockade will continue during the arbitra-
tion by The Hague tribunal.
President Roosevelt, the despatch adds,
proposes that the blockade be suspended,
the allies, however. keeping their war;
ships at Venezuela ports.
A despatch from Caracas says Germany
has modified her attitude toward vene-
zuela Shc has agreed to accept guaran-
tees for the payment Of her claims instead
Of insisting upon an immediate settlement.
The sun., 1902-12-29
PRAISE FOR BOWEN.
German Correspondent says He Is Clever
Diplomat.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
BERLIN, Dec. IA despatch from Car
acas to the Lokol Anxeiaer. dealing with the
situation there. describes Mr., Bowen, the
American Minister. as an exceedingly
clever diplomat He is on excellent terms
with President Castro, who Is one Of the
few vene zuelans whom the Americans do
not distrust, German commercial men say
they would regret arbitration II it results
in American instead OF International finan-
cial control In such case some Of them
are convinced that they would better trans
fer their chief establishments TO Hamburg
or New York.
The Venezuelans regard arbitration as
a triumph for their cause. Castro Ia plan
ming a dictatorship He intends, II the
blockade continues to stop the inflow Of
money. TO confscate the goods OF Ger
mans, Englishmen and Italians. His
power will last as long as he is able to pay
the troops. which will he for some months.
The sun., 1902-12-29
no TRANSPORTS AVAILABLE.
Boston Plan TO Relieve the Coal Famine
Is Not Practicable.

BosToN. Dec. 2s.-After giving the matter
careful consideration President Roose-
welt has decided that the plan Of ey-Coun-
Gilman Frederick W. Whiteley e Roslin-
dale to have the Government use army
transports to carry coal from tidewater
ports to this city to relieve the situation
here is not feasible, because no transports
are now available on the Atlantic coast
The following letter was received by Mr..
Whiteley:
WAR DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON. ID e Doc -. 1907.
Frodcrick W Whhetcp, 63 Ohirer street. BoetoH.
Moss
My DEAR sra: Your letter OF Dec le, ad-
dressed 10 the President, with clippings from
the Boston Herald and the Boston Globe has
been referred 10 the War Depa tment for ans
wer. The transport service on the Atlantic
was discontinued year and half go, and
there are no transports anywhere availa BILE
for Use as golfers Very truly yours
ELiHr Roof. Secretary OF War.
The sun., 1902-12-29
PAPAL DELEGATE AT SAN JUAN.
Carries the Pope's Blessing 10 the People
OF Porto Rico.

Special Cable Despatch to TEE Sun.
SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, Dec. 2s.-Arch-
bishop Chapelle, Apostolic Delegate to
Cuba and Porto Rico. arrived here to-day
from Rome. by way Of Spain. He received
an ovation. The most prominent citizens.
and delegations from the different cities
Of the island formed an imposing process
sion in his honor. The Archbishop will
remain here month. and then will proceed
to Havana. by way of Santiago. He
says that the Pope expressed the keenest
interest in the welfare Of Porto Rico. lie
is the bearer of the Pontin's blessing TO
the people.
The cruisers Chicago and Atlanta and
the torpedo fiotilla have started for Cuebra
Island. Admiral Dewey will also 20 to
Culebra, travelling overland to Cayey and
Ponce. Demonstrations in his honor will
he held In both places.
The sun., 1902-12-29
FESTIVITIES AT IDLE HOUR.
Now That Cornelius Vanderbilt Il on the
Mend. There'il He Holiday Party.

OAKDALE, L. l., Dec. 2s.-Accompanying
the news Of the convalescence Of Cornelius
Vanderbilt comes the announcement of
the opening Of the holiday festivities which
were. planned at Idle Hour by William X
Vanderbilt and postponed owing to the
serious illness Of his nephew, The house
Is taking on an aspect Of life and gayety.
Mr.. Vanderbilt has been at the place since
Friday, and big New Years party Is ex-
pected. Special trains will carry the guests
TO and from the city, and several automo-
prefer that means Of travelling.
The sun., 1902-12-29
SHOT HIS TWICE.MARRIED WIFE
Hut That wasn't the Reason for the shoot
inE. Tailor Brochmer Explains.

Joseph Brochmer, a tailor. OF 40 East
Twelfth street, shot his wife Bertha last
night at their home, The woman was
seriously wounded and is likely to die.
According TO the tailor. they were married
in April, 1892. He told the police that several
years after ne discovered that she had
another husband living and was still atten-
tive to him. Tho tailor said he didn't care
40 long as she kept home for him and
got his meals. Occasionally. however,
he says, she got negligent, and last night
when he got home he found no wife and
no fire. He kicked her when she came
in and then hred three shots at her from
a revolver.
She was taken to Bellevue Hospital and
he was locked up in the Fifth street police
station.
The sun., 1902-12-29
THE MINERS INDIFFERENT.
suHerings Of the Pubic of Little Concern
10 Them-They'r re Cclebrating Yet.

WILKES ARRE. Pa. Dec 2s. The failure
Of the mine workers last week to respond
to the demands Of tho suffering public ard
the desires Of the operators as not only
been Of serious consequence IN reducing
the output Of coal, but has greatly disap-
pointed the coal companies in the professcd
good faith Of the men to aid them in doing
all that was possible to alleviate the dis
trees
There was no work in any part of the
anthracite region on Christmas Day. L,ss
than 80 per cent. Of the men worked on
Friday and not more than 20 per cent, on
Saturday. Tomorrow it is expected that
about 10 per cent will work and that not
until after New Years will the normal force
be in the mines.
Last weckvhc losses compared with the
The sun., 1902-12-29
('Ole--Abel.

WiLLlANsrowN. Mass. Dee. 2s-Chares
Sumner Cole. treasure Of Williams College,
and Miss Mary Abel OF Canaan -Four Corners,
y y, were married last evening at the home
OF the bridegroom, on Cole avenue nv tho
Rev. Dr James + & Sawyer OF the Moth.
and has long been an an acS uain,snce oS f"% ,Se %
Cole family Mr. Cole was formerly cashier
OF the Williamstown National Bank, resi- gnn 9
the nlace IN 1897 To accept he treasurer rsh ID
~ Williams College. He IL n native Of VIII
lia,nstown and VAS grad united from Williams
The sun., 1902-12-29
DIR. RABBITT GETS $500.
lie Has to Raise over $4,000 u say,
Epiphany Church.

With only three days in which to raise
81, 800, the Rev, Dr. Dean Richmond Bah
bitt, In the Episcopal Church Of the Epiph-
any. Tompkins avenue and McDonough
street, Brooklyn. last night said that while
he did not know where the money was TO
come from he still believed that the church
would he saved.
DR.. Babbitt read telegram from the
rector OF st. Paul's Church in Flatbush,
saying that an appeal To tho congregat ion
for aid in behalf OF the Church of the Epiph-
any had resulted In collection Of $500
The sun., 1902-12-29
PROF. BELLS FLYING MACHINE.
He viii Describe II TO the American Asso.
citation for Advancement OF Science.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. s.-During the meet
ing Of the American Association for the
Advancement Of Science. which begins here
Tomorrow. Prof. Alexander Graham Bell
will make public the principles and details
Of the alleged flying machine which he has
recently perfected Prof Bell has pur-
poeely withheld from the public all in
formation regarding his invention in order
that the announcement might he made at
the meeting Of the scientists.
The sun., 1902-12-29
Went 10 Jersey City to Marry.

A couple describing themselves as James
Edgar Jones. % years old, and Miss Mayme
Applegate. Is years old, both Of sos North
Clinton street, Trenton. were married in
JERSEY City on Saturday night by Justice OF
the Peace John Duffy. They were accom-
panied by Sidney Cook and his wife of Man
haitian, who witnessed the ceremony
The sun., 1902-12-29
HARD TINES WILL CONE AGAIN,
says Dr. Psrkhurst, and Urges Ptety ir
Prosperity Upon His People.

The Rev. DR., Charles H. Parkhurst I'M
pressed upon his congregation in the Mad
ison Square Presbyterian Church yester-
day morning the need for sober thought
in passing from one year of prosperity to
another
We will see hard times again." said DR..
Parkhurst. Human perplexity Is Gods
opportunity. Hard times, complicated
times. oninous times are likely to flower
into unexpected blessing. People do not
pray, as a rule. 80 long as the impression
remains with them that human appliances
are equal to the OCCASION
The sun., 1902-12-29
Got Dynamite Out Of way OF Fire.

g. V, Bartlett 4 Co.'S abattoir at the foot
Of Phillips street, Jersey City. was burned
early yesterday morning. causing a loss OF
81 500, Eight cars loaded with dynamite
which stood on siding near the building
were hauled by an engine to a place of
safety soon after the Are started
The sun., 1902-12-29
A Unisn for Private Coachmen,

ORANGE. N. j.. Dec. 2s-All tho trades
in the Oranges are unionized now and the
bartenders and bootblacks also have their
unions. Elvia Scott, general organizer OF
the Orange Federated Trades Council, Il
seeking to form union Of private cosch-
men.
The sun., 1902-12-29
Pope Receives American Naval Omcers.

ROME. Dec. ?s.--The Pope yesterday
received Commander Reeder OF the Ameri-
can cruiser Hartford Lieut. Zeigmeier and
Chaplain Brennan. also OF the Hartford,
and Miss Reeder, daughter of Commander
Reeder.
The sun., 1902-12-29

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN.

EDINBURoH. Dec. 2S.-The Canadian
football team and the Wanderer eleven Of
this city played a match game yester day
that resulted in draw neither side scoring
O single point.
The sun., 1902-12-29
Bishop Of IT. Albans Dead.

Special Cable Despaieh 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. Doc, 2s.--The Right Rev. John
Wogan Testing. Bishop Of st. Albans, died
to-day.
The sun., 1902-12-29
Dr. Waters to Becomc q brooklyn Pastor

. The Rev. DR.. Macy MCGEE Waters Of the
First Congregational Church OF Bingham =
ton has accepted a call TO the pastorate
Of the Tompkins Avenue Congregational
Church. Brooklyn. His letter OF acceptance
was read at the morning service yesterday.
The sun., 1902-12-29
HOLIDAY
INDIGESTION
70
Been feasting too much, latelyi

peen IeaSting 100 much, ateIyf
Well, you'e not TO be blamed for little
over-indulgence in such time Of good
cheer
Especially when you know that Munyon's
Dyspepsia Cure will quickly cure all forms of
dyspepsia and indigestion; make tired-out
stonnchs vigorous and healthy in few
hours; and enable you to eat all you like,
u much As you like, when you like,
Get it to-day a. your druggist's-25e
vial
The sun., 1902-12-29

Take LAXATIVE Bron,o ouinins Tsbless An drug
gists refund the money " II falls to cure. 2 W
Groves signature s On each boz. :Sc,-Asa
The sun., 1902-12-29
MRS. 0SBORN'S FAILURE
"MY BUSINESS rs MAKING
DRESSES" rs HER CONCLUSION.

Weekly Expenses. $4,000. and Receipts
Never More Than 81 OSA. the Financial
Record Of Its Two Months Existence
-Heavicst Loser IL Norma Munro.
The sun., 1902-12-29

Remember We deliver these casts FREE
In New York. Brooklyn Jersey CITY al
suburban towns reached by Wagon Express.
II. T. DEWEY @ SONS CO.
1913 Fulton Street, New York.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
v,... Nor. v,.e.s.

The conductors aud brakemen
Of the Santa Fe system have asked
the management to grant an in
crease in the present scale OF
wages. AT present conductors
receive three cents per mile and
brakeman two cents, varying
somewhat according to conditions
and places of employment The
exact amount of increase demand
ed is not made public. The Of
ficials claim that they are paying
as much as any of the other roads
and will not consider the demand
unless they can be shown some
good reason for granting it.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
Wonder. VII, Never c.....

John Vroman, democrat, ex-
county commissioner, and the
only man in Otero county who
confesses to having bank account
large enough to pay taxes on, is
preparing to spend his declining
years in ease and comfort. He
surprised everybody recently by
moving from his ranch and locat-
ing in Manzanola, and now he has
discarded his ancient one-horse
shay and purchased bran new
buggy. The ancient heirloom was
quite curiosity, and looked as
though it might have been a relic
Of Noah's ark. The shafts were
bound with baling wire, and it
would make man dizzy to gaze
upon the track left by the wheels
along the roadway. Mr.. Vroman's
friends are advising him to use
just little baling wire on the
new rig 50 they will be able to
recognize him when they meet
him on the highway.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
mer.,es,s.ss, nsssI.s.

The state horticultural meeting
was held in Denver three days
beginning last Wednesday. Three
prominent agricnltnrists OF the Ar
kansas valley were on the program.
! H. Crowley, Of Rocky Ford.
read a paper entitled "ExPer-
iments in Fighting Coddling
Moth" On the same day H. H.
Griffin, superintendent of the
Rocky Ford Experiment station,
read a paper entitled "Sugar
B.ets in Colorado From the Grow
ers Standpoint" A. P. Kouns,
Of Rocky Ford, read a paper
on 1.-THE Cantaloupe Industry"
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
6. 4. 4. A,,.ns.m.c. Committees.

All committees appointed by
the Grand Army of the Republic,
Business Mems Club and City
Council Of Rocky Ford are re-
quested to meet at the Business
Mems Club rooms in that city on
Monday, January a7th, at7:3o p.
M, for the purpose of making
arrangements for the meeting OF
the Department Encampment, G.
A. R., in June next. The mem
bers Of all committees are urgent
~ requested to be present at this
meeting. The committees are as
follows:
Committee to make rates with
hotels, boarding and lodging
houses for the encampment.-I.
Danness. Mr.. Todd, c. c. Wash
burn.
Committee from Fitzpatrick Post,
No. Al, La Junta-J. r. Mote,
/. T. Russell, 0. 6. Hess.
Business comm,ttee-J E. God
ding, B. U. Dye, James A. Lock
hart.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
rh.se sep.,... spots.

Noah Beverly and Ed Stewart,
both colored, had a set-to last
Tuesday morning, in which the
latter had his head cut in three
separate spots. Stewart alleges
that Beverly used brass knuckles.
Beverly was arrested and was later
released on giving bond in the
sum of::$Ioo. The case came up
before his honor Judge McManes,
Thursday morning, in c. l.. See
ley's office. A change OF venue
was demanded aud granted, and
the case will come up before
Judge Burns next Monday morn
ing. This was Judge McManes
FIRST case since his induction into
Office as justice of the peace.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
Death Of nr.. l,n.d.y.

Mrs. Alma Linsday, mother oi
Fred Linsday and Mrs. Eddy, died
in this city last Monday night,
aged u years, 4 months and I6
days. Mrs. Linsday has been a
resident of La uuta for seven
years, and was quite well known.
The funeral took place Wednes-
day morning, services being con-
Quoted by Rev. Robt. Coltman, of
the Presbyterian church, OF which
organization the deceased was a
member. The remains were TAX
en- to Rocky Ford overland for
final interment.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
ss,s,., Co. wn.. u. SEEDED.

Burglars attempted to break in
to the residence OF Louis Theits
last Sunday night about II O'Clock
and met with very warn, recep-
tion. Some miscreant attempted
to raise a window and alarmed the
household. Mr.. Theits and Dick
Dahm each secured shotgun and
awaited further developments.
The burglar was heard attempting
to raise another window and Dick
Dahm took shot at him, but
only succeeded in making great
hole in the curtain and the win
dow pane. The burglar escaped
uninjured, and if he kept the pace
up at which he started he is prob
ably in some other state by this
time.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
cers,Ns.ss es i"ss.sssss'e".

Frank A. Grove, Will Morrison
and William B Ebbert, all Of
Rocky Ford, have associated
themselves together as an associa-
tion under the name Of the Capt.
tol Hill Association for the pur-
pose of becoming . body polite,
but not for pecuniaSy profit.
The objects for which the asso-
ciation is formed and incorporated
are to promote and encourage the
industry Of melon growing. to &c
cure fair prices for and to sell mel
ons produced by the members Of
the association; to establish better
markets and secure better shipping
facilities; to raise the standard OF
melons and have the same reach
s:,e consumers in the best possible
unsnner aud condisioo; 10 psomos .
sbe eenesal welfare aud secure the
bese interests d the Capitol Hi1l
cosnsry. asd to acquire real estate
snd suieabse buiIdiass fos the use
e ehe assoeiasioa.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
Nor. Ase.. the ,s,ssk.

Further details of the head end
collision on the Santa Fe, near
Syracuse, Kan, last Monday, ex-
plain why the wreck which was
apparently bad one was attended
with no serious injuries or loss OF
life. Nos. E and 7 were moving
very slowly, but as No. 7 passed
the siding it is reported that the
engineer OF that train will be held
at fault. Engineer Smith ex-
plains his neglect from the fact
that he lost track Of his bearings
in the furious snow storm which
was raging.
The direct damage to the trains
would have been small had not
the baggage car taken FIRE as re-
suit OF the shock Of the collision.
Some waste paper came in con-
tact with the stove. and before it
was discovered that FIRE existed,
it had gained such headway that
il could not be extinguished. Four
coaches in ali were destroyed, in-
cluding the baggage car. The loss
will not be heavy on the Santa Fe
~ all the property was we'll in
sured. The damage to the big
engines, Nos. 1919 and Ioao. was
small. but 1t is reported that il
will take st least $40 to tx
them up fos service again. The
engines will be taken 10 Topeka to
be repaired, the drop pits in the
local shops not being large
enough to handle them.
7. ]. Draper, sbe express mes
senges Who bad two ribs broken,
asd P<rdie Love. also 40 express
nessenges, wko he'd Eve ribs bsok-
-, are still in the hospital. aud
reported 10 be daieg = we'll ..
eesld be especsed.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
Vsem sse vsess ssd,ss.

..Some time ago my daughter
caught a severe cold. She com
planned Of pains in her chest and
had a bad cough. ! gave her
c Chamberlain's Cough Remedy &C
cording to directions and in two
days she was we'll and able to &c
to school. have used this rem
edy in my family for the past
seven years and have never known
il to fall" says james Prendef-
CAST, merchant. Annato Bay,
Jamaica, West India Islands. The
pains io the chest indicated IN ap-
preaching attack Of pneumonia.
which in this instance was on-
doubsedly warded od BY Chamber
laiu's Cough Remedy II eoun.
ees.ets any tendency OF . cold
toward pneumonia. Sold by al
druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
Setter job and More Pay.

E. L. Holly. local refrigerator
inspector for the Santa Fe, has
been promoted to the position of
traffic refrigerator man. with juris-
diction extending from Chicago
to San Francisco, and headquar-
ters at La Jnnta. Mr.. Holly's new
position carries with it an increase
of salary to $I2s Fer month and
expenses, and will be effective
February Ist. ]. A. vestry, who
at present holds the position OF
car clerk, succeeds Mr.. Holly as
local refrigerator inspector.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
4 L,..,s sey's ~. Saved.

! have few words to say in re-
gard to Chsmberlain's Cough Rem
edy. 1t saved my little boys life
and l feel that canno. praise it
enough. l bought bottle of it
from A. E. Steere, of Goodwin, S.
D.. and when l got home with it
the poor baby could hardly
breathe. l gave the medicine ~
directed every ten minutes until he
"threw up" and then thought
sure he was gong to choke to
death. We had to pull the phlegm
out OF his mouth in great long
strings. an positive that il ! had
not got that bottle of cough nrdi.
cine, my boy would not be on
earth to-day.-JoEL DEMoNT, In
wood. Iowa. For sale by all
druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
Wreck invsssIgstio".

The official investigation of the
collision which took place last
Monday morning near Syracuse,
Kan, between passenger trains
Nos. 6 and 2. was held in superin-
Ayers Office at Dodge City
last Wednesday. Engineers Mad
igan and Smith, and also Conduc-
tor Piper, of train No. 6. were
held responsible for the wreck and
discharged from.the service of the
Santa Fe. Details are unavailable
other than those related above.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
oe.'. lihe soldering.

Last Wednesday Sheriff Barr
received notice to be on the look
out for three deserters from the
United States army, who left Cam p
Logan early this week. One of
the deserters was captured at
Colorado Springs, and the other
two were reported to be headed
for La Junta. Uncle Sam pays
a reward OF $50 for the capture
and return of deserters.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
Sugar Bee. Note.
The National Sugar Manufac,,

The National Sugar Manufacture
ing company, owners OF the big
factory at Sugar City. filed suit in
the district court at Pueblo Wed.
nesday against w. w. Bulette for
5000 alleged to be due on a prom
issory nete. Tie note is alleged
to have been executed July -4th,
last, and the plaintiffs claim they
have been unable to execute any
part OF it.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
Les. es Aes.ylene Gas.

The last OF the cars to have the
acetylene gas equipment removed
and receive instead the usual
Pintsch apparatus is nearly ready
for service. Owing to the large
number OF accidents that occurred
while acetylene gas was being
used, the Santa Fe decided to go
back to the old style of lighting.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
e,r.m.n 10. la le.. with s.s.,..h'e..

Santa Fe firemen are making
objections to the new class Of
"battleship" locomotives, because
they say they are obliged to learn
the trade over again. This comes
about through the fact that there
are two doors to the FIRE box, and
in feeding the FIRE it IS necessary
for the fireman to shovel both
ways. To one who has learned
only one way it is no small task to
acquire the other. The engines
appear to be giving excellent sat
isfaction as regards speed and
power.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
Hardinq
70 aAMrA ee AVENUE
70 SANTA re AVENUE.

ness" Every one cordially well
come.
U. S. Ringer. Of Fowler. was q
counsy seat visitor last Wednes-
day.
A bran new baby boy arrived at
the home Of ]. D. Renick last
Monday.
Guy e. Smith went to Denvei
on the noon train last "Wednesday
On business.
G. .. Feanklin has went, and
s'Stub" Kinsel is now doing th,
nishs marshal act.
.'Sssta Fe Coast Lines. is nov
the ol6cisl nsme Sos all that par
LEI de Santa Fe system which lie
wsss of Albsqsssqee.
Night Assshal Fraaklin left las
sssday sighs Tot his old in Indi
|aaa, ssd is y sunosed that he wil
psaeis shese fos avhiIe-perhap
|iede6eisely.
A aassiage licssse was issue,
lfss4 ~ eesssy esssi's okee las
NJ 91oss1ay - lysesi<las L Little
Ief Rscay KosA asd Daisy y
lLysees = Peee,es
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
sens aseas leeal srsss-

Go 10 Stark 4 Co., to sell your
necond hand furniture.
G. S. Thompson, undertaker and
embalmer. Phone No. aI-5.
The Walk-O Over shoes fos men,
s.. s. ard $500. Try them. At
Hawkin's.
ldayhev House Furnishing Co.
updsssaking asd embalming. Day
pbeee, ~; night phoaes lS-4.
Pos SALs-Ten acres Of lard in
NeCssesy Gasdeas; eee nile iron
= jsssoeee. Isqsire q ehis oesee-
Did you Iook over the liss Of
haasss epd lees oA,.red b. Buckey
Z Ilastf You hsd bestes isquiss
- hssose prices advasee.
1hones r. HoGoiss weat q
zlssyss q No. 5 Thussday eosn
II. He vilI b abeent ssves.l
O. ssassniag 49, neaday.
neHnl6s services . ~ rvssby'
Dssi1a GknGeb se-pessevs ooeo
uIusIl1 - sses56es esedueoe
~ - op1lle, Rev. neee. CT
1sseieg e.Ais = -
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-25
Picture G.hisit.

The La Junta Woman's Club
will give a picture exhibit at the
Presbyterian church next Tuesda,
afternoon at ago o'clock. A short
program has been arranged and q
pleasant time is assured. Every.
one invited. Admission 10 cents.