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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
PERISH IN A HOTEL FIRE
The Lincoln in chioagr an AL
legged Fire Trap, Destroyed.
Exits CH- on. Cur>t~ Arc Surocated or
tNhlcd iH MISUNDERSTANDING
Hat i-eu Condemned.


"' II" J." an oV'rcrowded
death trap known aS the Lincoln IIo-
tcl cost III. lives of fouric,u ncrsous
,fo., or u,,, ,.;,.,i,,,. ,..,,.,
>''"''''" "S
'"'! N''P' "' '> '"'N Struggled through
I'll" narrow Railways in search of an
exit Somo were killed hv iumnin~
rrom ,~inl., ,L,
"''c
~" "Ut i','nNc'"nS
u"'t hi' h"or Aii'r fhc hremen
'""''" '"".I WV 'h'" 'hr hulldln% they
i ''I"NS nou''N upon the floors
"'.U H'', 'N :, -Ni'h"uSu screams ana
..'"'','S '"", '"' UPPER H'"rS told the
"' '"'h 'i"' women were
.'"i' .o",',' '"'r'. me smoke was I'M
p,I no',i '''''' an" 'h' N'''lhS S'iHed To
~,
49,, ,,n S'',,'n y, y rear h'dro"m
~, ,' ',lr NV moo. ~ Sau a porter,
a''u"" ,' - N"'k n''"Hh,Ally tipped
,',,'n, wv, anu '"'n "r"' ne hre
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\,n, Nv, P.',' ~ u"S''"'
.b, 50" ,.l'S' y" II" ""' "r"Il III
,t w ''"'u ""' "' Town. AloSt
w. '"''" WIZ NISI'nTS 10 lnc STOCK
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
Message urges liberal appropriations Tor 1t,

message urges liberal appropriat ions Tor It's
extension
The President then urges tho necessity
Tor nationally aided irrigation. the need of
SclCntlhc forest protection and the desiTa-
blhty OF protecting the wild creatures ON
forest reserves. 30 GIr ~ thcV are avail
able Tor agriculture and to whatever eX-
tent they may be reclaimed under the ma
ilonal lrrgatioh law: the remaining public
lands should hc held rlgidlv for the home
builder the settler who lives ON ms land
ana tor no ono else In NiCW ot the crpital
Importance OF these matters | commend
tlSm 20 the earnest consideration oi the
Congress. and II the Congress finds diff
Guilty m dealing with them from lack OF
thorough knowledge OF the subject | roc
orlmcnd that provision bc made Tor a com
mission oi experts specially to investigate
and report
The President then describes the re-
markabc agricultural progrc~~ wn,cu mas
been made IN all sections oi the country
under the scientific aid that the Dcpart-
ment oi Agriculture has CNtcndcd to the
farming population. thereby showing them
how most efficiently TO hcip themselves
Inc President suggests the enactment OF
sorru aud economic legislation for the Dis
trct OF Columbia. and which viii make
Washington the model city ot the country.
through wise provision of the Com
Crc.S at IT. last session the White lTnu~
which had become disGmrcd by incongru-
Gus additions and changes has now been
restored To what II WAS planned to be bv
Washington. In making the reStorations
the utmost care has been exercised to
come as near - possible To the early plans.
and TO supplement these plans by a careful
study of such buildings as that of the U'ni-
vcrSitv OF Virginia. which was built bv
Jefferson. The White House Is the prop
crtv of the nation. and 81 far aS is COM
patIblc with living therein 1t should ba
kept as it originally was. ioi the same rca-
son that We keep Mount Vernon ~ IT
originally was The stately simplicity of
its architecture is an expression of the
built and is in accord with tho nurposcs
II was designed to serve 1t is good
thing To preserve such buildings as historic
monuments which keep alive our sense of
continuity with the nations past
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
Crown Prince Thanks the President.

The following telegram from the
Crown Prince of Siam. dated Nancou-
Ger, Il. c.. was received 10y President
Roosevelt ut Washington: Having
completed Il most interesting tour
through the United States. / beg now
to take leave of Nour EXcrllcncy and
To express my highest appreciation and
gratitude for The very hoSpitablc at
tention accorded me by You and by
the officials and citizens of this friend
iy country. | assure YOU that bear
home with me the happicSt memories
vi America ana tie Americans.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
MINISTER TO JAPAN KILLED.
state Department Informed Of Alfred T..
HmclS's Denth Near TnLio

Washington. u. C. Mr.. Kogoro Ia
kallira. the Japanese Minister. called
at the state Department with cable
gram from his Government informing
hlm that while duck hunting near To-
Rio Alfred T.. Buck United States Min
lister tn Japan. became suddenly i'll
and died Mr. Takahlm conveyed the
condolences of his Government.
Mr.. Buck. who had made splendid
record since his appointment from
Georgin. in 1897. was born i'm FoXcroft
Me, in 1872. IIc made his own way
through school and served in the Civil
War. after which lie settled i'm the
South and bore a prominent part in
the reconstruction Of the Southern
States
He served in Congress rs RcprcScn-
iativc of an Alahama district. AMI
later removed 10 GcorgA. where lie
was Clerk of The Federal Court ana
United states Marshal of the state.
He had great political influence III
Georgia
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
FOUNDER BRADLEYS OUT.
Ills Resignation az Mayor Of Asbury Pnrh
Accepted by the City Council

Ashury Park. y. J.-Founder james
y. Bradlcy's resignation as Mayor of
this city was acccI ed ny the City
Council. There has hrvcr been time
before in the history or Asbury Park
when Mr.. Bradley was not Il public
officer
The Council also vOtcd to appoint Il
committee Of citizens to prepare suit
able testimonial to Mr.. Bradley for
mis- services ~ The city.
Now that Mr.. Bradley is Il plain cit
Zen the city is in Il position to ncgo-
tate for the purchase of his board
walk ana the city sewers. y commit
tee was appointed for this purpose
consisting of Dr. Bruce c. Kcat0r. Dr.
III. :. Kinmouth. George w. Treat ana
s w. Kirkbridc.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
GET TITLE TO A TOWN.
Indian Woman and Children Win an
Important Suit.

Washington. H. C.-Thc Government
has granted Nellie Lydccli. an Indian
woman, and her two children full title
to a large portion of the town of Cass
Lake. Minn. The decision. rendered
by the Secretary of the Interior. grew
out of allotment complications dating
back to Il time before the settlement
of the town.
The United States Supreme Court
mas passed on the issue ard the towns
people have no altcrnati.t. Mrs. Ly-
deck and her children will have title
to all improvements made on the land.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
Jmdce lIolmcs Cornr,,.,

oliver Wendell Holmes has been con.
irmcd by the United States Senate as
member Of the United States Su
prcmc Cour, There WAS no opposi
ton and Tie nomination was not dis
CuSSni
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
Bnns Trrasurer Was Short.

III was announced that dcticicnc,
OF several thousand dollars had beer
found in the accounts of the late Al
hion r. Wclch. who, at The lime OF hi,
ucath. th"Cc weeks ago. was treasurer
oi the Savings Bank al Danycrs
Mass. Mr. Nclch died after an opera
tJn tor Il cArhuMcle ON his meck.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
Ncariy al4O,ooo, ,OooNtor r.n.ton.

The House committee on Appropria
t'"iiS az WASHINGTON. II. C.. has agreed
on 'h" Icnsiol Appropriated bill. II
dpV""1i:h'S %l39SiI.Gnu. which il,
$.'';'" core tlau for the current wear
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
rov. Laughed nj. Knl- Iii. Grandrn,hep.

Caliy Collins. fifteen. shot ana Killed.
hiS grandfather. j. c. SPARKS. in lie
dining room of his fathers home neal.
Rock IIill. :. c. The family had been
laughing at young Collins. The grand
father WAS paying the family u visit
There is some doubt as To whether
young Collins inlcnFcd the bullet for
his father or %randfathcr He says the
pistol dropped out OF his pockci
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
Bomb Thrower Arrested in Bone.

a former policeman named Finelli.
having in his possession n loaded
bomb. was arrested in the neighbor.
mood OF the Chamber of Deputies at
Rome, Italy. Finelli confessed upon
being questioned that lie meant to
throw the bomb among the Deputies
1t Is believed that the prisoner is,v'
an Anarchist. but is insane.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
ship Explosion Knis MANY.

As the result of an explosion on an
oil steamer. the ProgrcSSo. ut San
Francisco. Cal. twelve men were
Killed and n large number were in
jurcd. while It property loss OF $780,
900 was caused.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
Strike Commission to Go, p...

tn" House Committee on Appropria
tionS ri Washington has directed
Chairman Cannon To make Il favor.
able report on his bill appropriatinc
S1o.OOO 10 dcfray the expenses of the
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10

London. Comment ON the PreSi-
dents message To- Congress is almost
wholly favorable. The message was
also generally ravorahlv received by
thr press of Paris. Berlin. Rome aud
other European capitals.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
Enih nnnl. nnhhcrr In ,ionlnnn.

Three masked men held up tbc cash
ic" of the bank ri BRIDGE. Nont.. aud
escaped with $1,000.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
He DevoteS Much Attention to the Trust
Problem, and Urges Congress to
Remedy Any Evils.
AGAINST CHANGES IN THE TARIFF POLICY

Advocates Reciprocity Wants Duly Anthracite Urges
Elastic Currency System Proper Immigration Harmony
Capital ana labo, the Creion OF a Se9re;ary OF
Commerce Fo. tho army
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10
Prominent PconIo

Premier Balfour is not only n fne
musician. but also n golfer and an au.
tomObiliSt.
The Crown Prince of Germany is
clever automobiliSt and understands
how TO repair all accidents to the ma
chine.
The Shah of Persia owns the largest
diamond in the world. while The Sultan
of Turkey is the possessor of the larg-
est ruby.
The German Emperor has taken IN q
new hobby. He is very much fascin.
atcd just now with the collecting OF
book plates.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-12-10

Statistics are at hand showing that
in the first month of the last quarter
in France horses caused 967 accidents
with S3 fatalities. The railways in
the same length of time caused 40, OF
which eight were fatal. The automo-
bile was the cause OF 3S. with two IA
talities. and the bicycle was responsi.
BILE for 119. with six deaths.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

Dr.. " = wnsqlfs F~turue.l yesterday
fIom Caldwell Wh~rs - $40 szE5ss 10
eousaitafloa -isb y Efosfsos az tAs
esne az r - saslsx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
TO HAVE BUILDING LAWS.
architects Would Have Ordinances
Passed by Council.

The architects Of this city are working
On an ordinance 10 be presented to the
council relative 20 some building laws
tas been considered In all other cities
the size of Wichita there are stringent
building laws. and they are enforced, and
in a Number OF instances its good has
been shown Many buildings are built in
Wichita without any plans or specidca-
tons Sometimes they are built OF very
cheap material. and there is a danger to
ltfe and loss OF property on account of It.
The plan % the architects. and il has re-
ceived the Endorsement OF the fire mar
shall is 70 have 4 building superintendent.
4 practical architect and builder. to go
over and examine the plans for all busi-
ness buildings especially, before he issues
d permit for the building. The material
is 70 be OF a certain quality for certain
buildings. ard the quality OF work IS also
10 be specified. The kind and quality
CT brick and stone IS 70 b specified. luu1-
Der OF a certain strength IS 20 be used.
the walls are 10 be OF certain thickness
for different styles of buildings. and the
cement and plaster used must be Of the
best quality IN tie larger cities this
law is rigidly enforced, as numerous pos
sshle accidents have been prevented By
having the buildings put UP IN the best
Kramer. Ii costs little more 70 put 70
the building but there f. no danger Of
the building ever falling down
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

ssr p N Riess. sftsr ss~nsiax 10
holiday, vish , . mother sd sisters e
"a Ware avsas~. IsaTss this naorn3uz -
Cfncin-zU. Chso.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
We have just received a
shipment of nice. clean
Eastwood
for Typography Work
PLAQUES, Frames, Circles,
Squares, Oblongs a n d
many other shapes.
Tanners
Book Store
I22 North Main Street

that they were greatly offended with
him over a certain matter and when he
began to demand an explanation. he was
told that they had passed resolutions
about him Thersupon Frank J. Higgins
read the following:
Mr. Fulton: We. your fellow clerks.
sather together in all probability for the
last time. and as from now on our paths
separate. We. your companions, recos-
nize your sterling worth and good quail
ties, desire 10 present you with a hitting
remembrance OF US and the many pleas
ant hours spent together 1 Therefore,
IN the name of my companions and
myself. present you with this ring. which
from time irnmemoria. is recognized as an
emblem OF love and friendship Wear
this and from time to time. as your gaze
falls upon this Masonic emblem. remerI-
Der the boys at Fultons-
Mr. Fulton tried 70 reply but ooGldn
for his emotion and acknowledged
Boys. you've got me
The Fulton force has been a happy
family. IL has been energetif. capabie
ard harmonious. The employees shook
hands good many times last evening
before they scattered out into the world.
Mrs. Malvina Walden and her mother.
who have been absent in Europe the past
eighteen months. have recently returned
and are located in the SedgwicS. where
they will be at home 10 their friends
wednesday afternoons and evenings
Mrs. Walden viii resume her teaching 81
vocal after January / Notice - same
can be seen in advertising column
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
PRICE OF MILK
Will BE Raised to Eight Cents per
Quart on January I,

Next Thursday morning the people Of
Wichita who buy milk will be asked to
Fay three cents per quart more than usual
That is according 20 the agreement OF the
dSirymen over the city. Several weeks
ago the ksgIe contained the announce
Teat Of this agreement made By a num-
ber Of dairynen. and since that time a
number Of others have signed the agree
rlent to charge eight cents per quart for
milk and the advance TO go into effect on
the first day OF January.
The dzirymen claim as the reason for
the advance in price Is that the people
or this city are demanding better qGai-
ity OF milk They say that they have
been furnishing their customers milk Of
a fair quality, but the people want milk
q the best quality st the same price as
the other ard this the dSsryrnea cannot
furnish Feed costs more. they have to
use better feed and better cows. At pres
ent enc dairynnsn stated they use cows
that give large quantity OF mix ard do
not care particularly a. 10 what percent
age OF butter "a, Is contained in the milk
The city council Is now considering al
ordnance which viii require milk IN
sPectioa ard aise milk 10 be % a certain
percentage % butter fat before il can Re
sod n The city. TIE dzlTy-eu are per
fectly willing 70 furnish this nix x they
are paid for IL but they claim that their
Trozt viii be taken away + they try 20
sell the o@S1 mix az the sane price Trey
received fer medium quality Of mix az
present
O1e dzirynsn IN sp@zkins of he mat
tsT yesterday said that dpr1ns tAis entire
WATER Re vss operating his dz4-y AZ -
entire loss or ACCOM-; OF ths high pTice
o. feed which Re s conp>IseS "a by
lis coxs INST have good care and good
feed and very f-x dzi-1nsz have large
= IT'S ard they are eoEp>iEed 70 bEy
their feed II they must furnish better
mix :; viii z>oessftsts their pury hzsizg
COWS Of better grade ard e. -zlik q
a better quality instead er great Guar
gfty
Although some az TIE dzsTErsea have
Tot <sxneJ tire Agreement most os fk>ns
have announced that th-y wiQ x4~azr>
re Pr,cs ~ The sa1e t.rz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Few People Know How Useful II 10 II
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that charcoz!
: the safest and most efficient dista-
reaiizs us value when taken iato The
human system for the same cleansing
charcoal Is a remedy that the more vou
take OF II the better. L = rot drug -
all but simply sbSorSs ne gases aud s-r-
purities always present n the stomach
and i1Issrtnes and carries them oGt OF the
Charcoal sxeetsus the breath AFTER
smoking drinking OF after eating oafors
and ether GLORIOUS Vegetables
Charcoal s.-scfzaliy clears and improves
the complexion. IL whstsas the teeth ard
further scts as a natural and sri7snuy
safe cztharric-
Ttah<or6s the injurious gases vhich co.,
isct il the stomach aud bowels. Il 6tsla-
fees THE mouth and throat from tie poi
Eo- ~ czt&rrh-
e. another. bet probably TIE best charcoal
ard The NEST Tor fhe -ozeT u II Stuart
Absorbent LexeageS- they are ccupose.
q the finest powdered Willow charcoal
FORM CT rather - 1hs form % large
pleasant tasting loxezxes. tire chzrcozi
beng mixes with hpnek
The daily ESe - These sc<e1geS VII Sooa
tel n a El8ch Improved eoudsts0= q. .h-
general health better coczSlszso1- sweet--
breath and 2Grsr bod AID The beauty
from r-e.r coz-.1gsd 60. oUt CT The co1-
Srzrx. great b<c-Gr
A BgEzls Physician n speaking q The
bezsats q charcoal szyx- advise
Stuarfs Absorbent LozcagcS - all pa
tisrtx su<erscx from gas u stomach ard
bowels, ard 70 clear The ccE-7.sxlo1 az1
pz-rifr the hr~Sth. r1o=th ard throat
also believe the srer = greatly hroeztea
~ TIE daily use o< thea. tHry COST st
swe1tg-fsx< cents q sex a.. 6rzx stores.
and aithoaEh u .orae s~zse pssesf pres
arssssc- yss I believe 1 Get rzo<x ard o~s-
ter charcoal 10 STARTS Ahsorb<a< I,cz-
>z<eS tnza IN AIRY 80 the crt--sry CHAR
coal s.tlecS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
HAVE COME
TO STAY
Wichita Packing Houses are
on Solid Basis.
NO FEAR OF MERGERS
Favorable Location Is Big
Factor in Success.
NO FEAR OF MERGERS

| People who know most of the business
OF the packing houses in this city feel
confident that they have come 10 stay.
i Conditions are in their favor and they
are established on solid basis.
The success OF a manufacturing plant
such as a packing house depends very
largely upon two things: Cheap raw ma
terial and transportation OF its products
70 the markets OF the world.
Wichita is the center Of one OF the
greatest live stock sections in the world.
and the short lines OF railroad 10 the
Cuff OF Mexico will always insure reason
able railroad rates 10 both the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans.
These two feeders have enab led the
packing houses OF this city TO ests blish
and build up foreign and domestic trade
in their products until today they feel
comparatively secure in their position.
There has been a good deal of unneces-
sary alarm over reports Of the big pack
ing houses of the country forming mer-
ger that would dominate the trade IN
American meat products and literally ear
up or close up, all the smaller packing
houses in the country. That report has
never caused Wichita packers 10 lose any
sleep.
People interested in the live stock mar
ket here. as weIl as those connected with
the meat packing interests, feel douhly
secure since the new Dold packing house
has been completed and Is in successful
operation Wichita now has sufficient
racking house property TO make sue
cessful hog market. Dold has one OK
the latest. up-to-date packing houses in
the country. and he has made credit
able showing already.
Some time is required TO organize all
the different departments when a new
packing hose is started. but Dold has
all his departments fully organized The
machinery was put in motion on the
18th day OF last October. and since that
time up TO last night Dold has paid out
ever a quarter OF Il million dollars for
stock. In that short time he has killsd
Il 40 hogs. coo sheep and ~ cattle. That
is pretty good record for a packing
plant that has been running less than two
months. That is. however. only a starter
netx two months.
There are few people who have even a
remote idea OF the amount OF money re-
quiIed to keep a big packing house in
successful operation. The furnaces un-
der Dolds big steam boilers consume 20
tons OF coal each week The pay roll
OF the employees Of the house amounts TO
SIs 90 4 month
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
COMPANY WILL
SIGN CONTRACT
Mr.. Davidson Received Word
From RACES & Go.
CLAIMS ARE REASONABLE
And Winfield People Thoroug-
Iy Understand Them.

C. l. Davidson, chairman OF the coun-
Gil committee TO make the contract with
RACES & Co. OF Winfield 10 drill for gas
and oil near Wichita, yesterday received
letter from the companys attorney
SAYING that he and his clients had care
fully considered the propositions made
by the city and were OF the opinion that
the city's claims were all right The
matter was put by Mr.. Davidson in such
q manner that there could be no mistake
about IL Wichita wants $4,000 cubic feet
OF natural gas coming from one well and
also that the money 10 pay for the work.
as II was raised by Wichita people.
should be deposited in a Wichita bank.
II is believed that the company cid not
thoroughly understand The citys posi-
ton on the matter until il was carefully
explained 10 them by Mr.. Davidson and
the other members OF the committee.
Even after the short discussion in this
city the cornpany's attorney did not un-
derstand Wichita's position and Mr. Da-
wilson wrote him a personal letter con-
corning the matter.
Il took a long time for the company
20 make up thei- minds that the claims
o. the committee were reasonable and
no answer 10 the letter was re-
ceived for more than a week.
In speaking OF the matter yes,erday
Mr.. Davidson stated that from the tone
OF the letter he believed that the CON-
ranys agent would be in the city in a
few days to make up the contract. The
attorney thoroughly understood the mat
ter and was inclined 10 believe the claims
of Wichita TO be reasonable. The letter
did lot set any definite time for the
meeting but it is understood that as soon
as the well the company is now sinking
a. Winfield gets little deeper some
member will come 10 Wichita 10 settle
up the matter and get ready for work
The company is now very busy on the
new well, and this is given as the reason
the company did not make a reply
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
Who Doubts 1his7

Lopez Remedy Co.. Wichita, Kan
Gentlemen: Ever since the close Of the
civil war / have been troubled with ecze-
ma on my limbs ! have used many dit
ferent medicines and saIves without
enecting a cure. and at times l was
disqualified from work BY running sores
| also had a very bad case Of catarrh
in connection with this. Last Nav I
commenced taking Lopez Specific (Stan-
dardl. the 81 3 size. and in all took four
bottles. and for the last three months
there has been no temperance OF skin
eTupti0ns or symptoms of catarrh. hon
estly believe your remedy has effected
for me a permanent cure. aad l wish 20
recommend il 10 my friends as a
cure for such troubles. Respe fully.
e q. SHRETE
So Burton avenue
Lopez remedies are sold By all drug
gists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

invited Fin- prcsrarn. musical ard sth-
Istie- Refrsshnsuts viii Be served