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Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24

Warm spring days produce a feeling OF
drowsiness II the body is loaded with the
OF winter diet. Cleanse the
blood. liver and bowels with Prickly Ash
Bitteru. II creates energy and e~heerfulness.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
N. =. Plumbing Co.. tslspnons ssO.
Anna H. Moore's CIearins Sal

All trimmed hats at greatly reduced
prices, Friday and Saturday. May as and 81.
No. S41 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24

FORT DODGE. Ia, May 2s.-(speeial
Telegram)-Hannah MeltVedt today filed
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
New Corporations.

Only one new corporation fled articles
today, that Of the MEANWHILE Telephone
company of MEANWHILE. Adams county, with
a capital Of $4,000, by R. H. Gregory and
others.
The governor has paroled Alfred Larson
Of Mitchell county, who was convicted Of
stealing a horse. 1t was represented that
Larson committed the act when he was
drunk and was not responsible for his
crime,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24

IL u learned here that through the in
nuenee or Secretary Shaw. George II. Van
Houten OF Lenox, Taylor county, will soon
receive an appointment In the government
service that will take him to Alaska.
A series Of suits and processes involving
the Waterbury Chemical company Of this
city have Just been settled out of court.
They arose over a New Jersey corporation
claiming certain rights in the property OF
the company ana the fact that two sep
arate corporations having nearly the SAM
name had been formed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
Marriage Licenses.

seventeen transfers. total. $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29
]. N. Wisner,s letter.

Houston June 2s.-Cotton voues closed
today slightly above a week ago and Oh
last Saturday lower prices were freely pre-
dcted aud few were purchasers. As usual
a reaction came when least expected and
on Wednesday, June -, prices we're the
highest for the week, August at New Or
leans going 80 points above the close OF
SATURDAY The rains which began on
Thursday again lowered prices hut not be-
low the level NJ last saturdays close.
Cotton was expected 10 he much lower 70
day but not only held its own, hut al
yanced especially july and August
The hears now have the crop outlook In
their favor but the statistical position
should not be overlooked and that the sup
ply of cotton now in America Is small ana
is being exported and manufactured aud Is
dwiudng fast and also that the new crop
viii be late this year. While next year 5
Weld Is sim a problem large crOn Will be
needed We have had two short crop years
and the world = requirements VIII he large
July notices that were Issued we're
promptly stopped. showing that spot cotton
IN either home market was In demand
August contracts have had an enormous
decline, 100 points, and all weak longs
forced out aud probably heavy short
Interest created and purchase ot August
on all depressionS should be conducive OF
good results as buying after heavy de
clines Is good policy and reaction either
way generally comes UNEXPECTEDLY.
J. ~ Wisner
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/; Daughters 0I COlIedeIQCy
J Of Ihe Texas Division.
4 NAx,,e aod Mates in De.
News and Notes In Re-
gard 20 Chapters, u. d. c.

Texas Division. United Daughters Of tho
Confederacy.
Eagle Lake, Texas June 24-1 take this
method OF explaining that my failure to
acknowledge receipt of registration papers
aud to reply to various communications
received during the past two months has
been owing to the illness, followed on June
5, by the death Of my father. | feel sure
that this explanation will be sufficient TO
prevent any charge of carclessness or will
ful neglect OF duty, which otherwise might,
with Justice, be brought against me.
have kept careful record OF correspondence
and II win receive attention as soon as
possible. Mcilie T. Sonnor,
state Registrar.
At recent meeting of ], e. b. Stuart
chapter, United Daughters Of the Confed,
eracy, the following resolutions were
adopted:
whereas. The angel OF death has again
entered the home of our friends aud co.
workers Mrs. f. A. Newsome and Mrs. X.
r. Huston, bereaying them q beloved
son and brother, MIR. Clarence Gordon,
Resolved. BY the J. T. b. stuart chapter
OF tho United Daughters OF the Confed
eraey that We tender them our loving
tribute OF sympathy, and, although we
realize how insdequate' As all human help
to heal the bruised aud broken hearts, the
sweet assurance comes tn US that the
everlasting arms Of our Father are
around about these beloved ones. sustain
Ing and uphoiding them as they pass
through the deep waters OF affection. Win
The eye Of faith they look beyond the low
ertng storm clouds Of sorrow aud behold
the sunshine Of Gods love ever shining
What do thou knoweEt not now, but
thou shalt know hereafter" and when the
mists OF time are dissolved by The bright
hight of eternity we win understand how
these earthly gfnictiens bring to the faith.
ful far more exceeding ald eternal weight
Of glory.
That copy of these resolutions be sent
to the bereaved famAly, placed among the
minutes Of our chapter and sent 20 the
local papers and The Houston Post for
publication. Mrs. II, A. Cline,
Mrs. j. A, Sanders,
Committee.
wharton, Texas, June. 1902
~ N
Al the celebration OF the anniversary Of
Jefferson Davis hirthds- By the J. u. b.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

ard dealers are little more than able TO
supply the demand SO heavily has II de
yeloped recently. Prices hold Arm at zoe.
The local trade is fairly well supplied
with lemons and further advances In the
New York market continues TO hold prices
hrm ats.oo, The stocks are In good condi'
hon.
Beginning July all grades Of chewing
tobacco will be &C per pound cheaper and
SNUFF will he SOC case lower Relief from
the war tax at that time makes this reduc.
ton possible.
The situation In Texas tomatoes continues
to clear The supply on hand Is better as
a rule and much Of the inferior stock Is
of Of the market. Sales occurred at SOD
CSC. while some fancy lots were reported
even above this price
Dealers are more hopeful In view nj the
general rainfall that has visited the State.
They are confident Of new impetus TO
business In the interior which will be early
felt They are also Of the opinion that
the later peach crop will he largely henc
hted and cause a higher grade II the FL
herta variety to be on the market than
was the case with the earlier varieties
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FIRMNESS OF PRICES
PREVENTED BETTER RESULTS.
Manhattan Advances-Palestine ant
Beaumont More hotve--Beatty
heaviest Seller.

Tcsterd1y's call at the OF and stock Ex-
charge showed the popular stocks to be
in greater favor while the others CONT ued
IN an opposite direction In view ~ the
upwardness Of holders gu tho hrst class
and the hackvardness Of huyers on the Va p
ter very limited results were 1coomalis Q l.,
while on the whole. prices moint tlae fat-
Is good strength
Manba'tsn was the hest trader II the day
and brought an advance Of 2laG5c on sev-
nral lots Nome Of the stock could be had
AZ less thar such 10 advance aud while
takers dtopncd several cents less On the
elise there vas no nclinattou 10 weaken
On the part n holders Palestine and 20 VI
mont TOOK on nov arGvits M terms rang
Ing better h. lsG4c sellers were iirm It
pc on toe huRl cail aud bids rangel down
AT cent less. GLADYS Of Beaumont con
lpued 20 change hands q &c. bur not so
l,ely and no changes appeared in closing
quotations
Beatty developed into the inrgest seller
OF the. call and prices held Up to tho best
recently paid, while The dmand seemed 10
be difficult 20 fgihN Sales am united - Is.
~" shares, after which holders sSent up
10 7nd takers declined as much Holders
Of Higgins showed Increased trmness. hut
no response came from bidders and III.
-Four on and Pipe we're increased nc and
similar gain occurred In thosa for Nor
chants and Mechanic One cent more
would have been giveu Tor Cieyser NJ Gal
weston and the same Increase was made In
aheFs FOR Fort Worth \ good inquiry was
SIN In evl6ence for Beaumont Confederat
en- snT fT5dsIS came nearer together an
Intetnetionsl without bringing results
ne total sales amounted to 1850 SD ares
Tf%TIETI,r, sT,o~I-r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29
HELToN BRIEFS.

The Bell County Summer Normal IL Now
Under Way.
Belton, Texas. June %. The Bell county
summer normal opened this week with an
attendance OF sixty. which number will be
augmented to seventy-nye within a week.
Prof c. Il. wedemyer Is conductor
Mics Gents Beck of Belton has been elect.
ed teacher in the sulphur Springs city
schools.
Mir j. F. Carter and family and Mrs. w.
n Black and family left this week ON an
overland Tip 10 the Rio Grande 10 he gene
all summer.
Rev Il. c. Ely. who has been seriously
IN at Stockdale fer several weeks, rs some.
what improved. but not out OF danger.
Miss L. H. Tyler of Dallas, after spend,
ing a week with relatives here has gone
TO Austin to visit friends
Mr. Fred Wear and bride, nee Miss Mont.
gomery, after spending their honeymoon
With the groom's parents. have returned TO
Mrs, ]. ". Murry OF riAno ia the guest Of
Miss Annie Davis.
travelling Passenger Agent Kendig Of the
santa Fe was here this week and says his
road win bapE. 10000 people 10 the mid.
sunmsr carnival
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

town and city in dhnada which voted On
that day rrpcaled p6phibtion
Thomas Jefferson knew human nature
when he said: Tell any man he shall not
do u thing or have a thing, and that
90 or have The fruit Of only one tree
In the Gnrdr1 Of Eden was forbidden, yet
Adam and Eve ate Of that tlee.
The Roman empire tried to destroy wine
culture In Gaul and ignominiously failed.
III the enlly days Of Rome W men were
terly lamcrts the violation Of the law.
In the Eleventh century 1t was declared a
capital CnCpst To sell drink i'm Scotland.
The houses of the liquor dealers We're
burned and they themselves banished. In
less than a generation under the fleet
eral and common IN scotland than 1t has
ever beer in any other country in the
world
In England by act . George II. Oh. 23)
law prohbitive il cfect was "nIcteG.
OF the effect NJ This law Smollett "ays:
straint Though no license was obtained.
and No duty paid, liquor continued to he
sold IN all corners Of the streets. and the
consumption considerably Increased every
year.
When. In 1T43, his aes was repealed It
was shown that the consumption OF spirits
had inc eascd during the life Of the act
from $4,000 gallons in 164s to 100000 gal
Ions in 17I2.
Hcroert Spencer commenting on the Of
feet Of the ltt nys 'Feyond the encour-
agement II fraud, lying, malice, creutiy,
murder contempt OF law and conspicuous
crockedness, multitrdinous other evils were
caused or augmented epd indirect demon
Alization was added 20 direct increase
# the vice aimed at"
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CONDITION or TRADE BELOW
USUAL SATURDAY BRiSKNESS.
Texas Tomato Situation Continues &c
Ciear-strone peroand for Kansas
Epps--Tobacoo Cheaper.

Compared TO the usual br.skness that pre-.
walls in the fruit and produce line at the
end Of the week. yesterday was an un.
satisfactory day 10 the trade. small i'm
provement In the way of prices was noted.
hut the fact was due more to the reduced
receipts oceasioned by the weather Of the
last two days than to any increase in de-
mand.
The FIRST car Of imported cabbage Of the
season viii arrive tomorrow and be placed
upon the market.
There Is no change in the situation on
Texas eggs. very small trade continues
at s710c with quality the governing factor
The Kansas product is much more active
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29
SALES
Bitter AND EGGS.

Chicago. iunc q Butter stendy;
steady. 1OaIi Eggs Firm fresh II
St Louis June 2S Poultry steady:
chickens lOia; springs Halo; turkeys 9:
ducks ei3 geese 4d4A Buttcr steady;
creamery i702ci3 dairy t7dl9, EEgs
Lower 14i2 loss IN
New York June 2S Eggs Receipts $50
packages; market hrm. Southern 1jia6
IN
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CnEEEE

Eaw York. June os-Cofee-spot Rio
quiet; No 7 invoice 81. Mild. quiet Cor
dcvs SAIL Futures closed < to 10 points
4 los. Iniy 4n5; August s 90, September
Sood5 %. November 90; December 30,
Mnv SEQ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29
Smanninn Lies

Is practiced but don't swap OF Hunts
Lightning OIL for worthless article Ask
Your druggist or merchant for free sam
pie bottle.
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FINANCIAL.

FOR SALE--At cost, one to Ave III
Nos. 1913, in Houston Home Bull
COOPERATIVE company. Address G.
Blessing, 9l5 Houston ST.. Fort We
VaVoe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

IF YOU want to sell your worthless
stocks write Lock Box 207, Beaun
TpNAS 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

TWO Low numbered contracts ID.
Houston Home Builders Company,
b, o09 La Branch.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srocKs.

Brazoria Rice and Ir,. Co .l-ss,...l sbs ~
Houston Land snd Trust Co.lsl05 sol 1890.
Houtton Drilling snd Sup
ply Co .....r.-s.-..... i-..+..-t % w
international Creosote OF
beaumont ....-...,......t 80 u0l. 1890.
Moore corfes Canal co......l 20 ~ W ou
Merchants National Bank 4 10 Dv, 49,.
ftaspolia Park Co.s s--,.... .i.......i 10 w
Mutual building and Loan
AeSociaflQa ,,t...+..y.,.. i.,.--..l SOD w
Planters and Mechanics Ma
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

rSSh s. sAxLEIon account OF health, fhe
&c S sa confectionery and fruit
STORE, sos Main street, best location. fpe
business business es' ablished: for any intormation
rngn,re OF any OF the best wheleaale com.
o-I1u muses. IN city. II
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WANT 10 TRADE N FI nIts pITropsfgl
companies for Houston q seeretsry,
proved or unimpfoVeu'
273. Houston. - m
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MONEY no LOAN on good city and "
property In amounts to suit bcF11
r. L. pye, KAN Bldg.
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v-zyTF5 TO EycIzSlg5I5s ' 4 g
lien ,a notes s,, a pGnlishins. Lock Ds'
boro, TEE
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WILLIAM A. WILSON Office I3 \
building; headquarters for Houston D
on monthly payment or any othei
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

HANDSOME 10-1oom house and thin.
tages, Clay, near Main desirable lou
house, ia lots, south front. Pierts
Main. large house, half block, scni
orovementS. near Fannin school; W.
sirable cottages, east front, -
Grounds addition; also @ number Of =
bargains in improved and unlmprosN
property Stock in two Of best cam
Texas for sale or exchange for ho-
property; 800 acres rice land nea'
press, So per acre. Cash LucRei
Main.
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Won g4TT on EXC HANgL csoo rl |
'front.' foT rasppisht show ocs sssd hand /
l mSebi mes ali AZ half tn sSen sp
- store oil Preston -srra.s
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DRUG sToRE-Wil nv ,s' q tue = e. !.
or city property e on Of sf9,S
businesses IN me n5o address =
ton OF city So'"V
Office. - .-s-s-.5
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MONEY TO LOAN-.We have m M
nan IN gouston business or du h
erty or good notes, In amovn.s
bcryowers AT lew rate OF interess. al
ii. Oischewske g. Co., 200 Ma" ~
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F0p szTT OR TRAnE--linrp epsssl !
az az niles n west OF city, neA Ms, NJ
5g5 eel'V cows and wagons
Smith general delivery 800, : ,rs.I
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TRADE OR EXCHANC !.

TO EXCHANGED acres u y. Il
Ark. What have yous Low"
707 Fannin, -------------.,,Ts
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MONEY TO LOAN on improved q v
proved city property. d, ~ NV
room o, Perry block, Congress avele.l
5000 TO LOAN on city property \
6 and per cent. Vendor lisn
bought and sold Old phone lloL
& Hoover. 21S Main street.
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WILL TRADE FOR NNap1olotiouiis
patent for hay press
nnrr ErnY Hll2 xBlnA. - &
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OUR NO.TOP HUGHES m S35 are NOV
ing fast Mosehart N Keller Co. 5
THE MoNTEREY-l2il Texas avenue
Gives special rates for the summer. ia.
Die and service unequaled for the price.
10
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Al the celebration Of the anniversary Of
Jefferson Davis hirthds- BIZ the J. r. b.
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TO EXCHANGED, nh glfe n 'Hcusts9
residence on car ,ine this Off,,
49, nnttare. A. D -. -.
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NOTICE Is hereby given thnt the annual
meeting Of the stockholders and directors
Of the Direct Navigation company viii be
Franklin avenue, at IL o'clock m
Tuesday of July !, 1902. b. c. Cushman'
Secretary. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

slluAIlON wanted by Young widow as
enambermaid or housekeeper for widower.
~ objection to leaving city. eau or ad-
oress, 26l0 Commerce avenue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29
LORD KITCHENER
HAS LIVED UP TO HIS MOTTO,
 THOROUGH"

Career In Egypt and the Sudan Diplomatic and cOurtsous-The Gen. erals Pets.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

eventually. but it had been impossible to complete the large order in time, So yesterday they had to content them selves inspecting the specimens. The design is exceedingly pretty, and every present, on the reverse side, Will bear the inscription. From the Queen. The royal arms. in enamel, are sur rounded by a band of silver-gllt, flank ed by the royal monogram, 4. R. II is impossible to convey an idea of the de- light with which the girls are looking forward to becoming owners of this cherished royal gift. Some Of their gratitude was expressed in the tele- gram they sent to the Queen in the course of the afternoon. but the deepest part will live on in their memories when most of their service in done. The telegram ran: '"To her Majesty the Queen, Buckingham Palace: Five hundred young servants at Holloway Polytechnic thank her Majesty for her gracious thought of them. They earn estly hope that all her anxieties may soon be relieved by the Kings com plete recovery" the London Telegraph.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29
AROSE TO THE OCCASION.

A Ratified Bell Boy Who for Once Did
 What He Was Asked to Do.
 Winslow, who is a New Yorker, was in Chicago last week on his way out to Denver. Shortly before his arrival new bell boy had been added to the ho- tel force. When Willie came every one said the limit had arrived. Not but that Willie meant we'll. He was under sized, with great blue eyes, and sen sitive mouth, and he took "guying" with a pathetic smile that earned him many 8 dime in recomDense. No one seemd able to decide whether Willie was a stray angel or merely deeper than the aEerage boy.
 From the time Winslow first saw Willie's innolcent face he took fierce and unreasoning dislike to the boy. Willie, on his part, became terrorized at the first sight of Winslow. The sound of that gentlemans S voice caused him to tremble violently. Owing to the fascination that Winslow had for him it became practically an impossibility for Willie to remember any order he was intrusted with. Half way down the stairs he would awkea from his trance and realize that he did not know what he was going. for. After two attempts at going back for repetition of the or der. Willie's whole moral nature be- came deranged. Although he in variably forgot ASS wants" nothing brute force could have dragged him back for further instruction. Thus it was that Winslow got shaving water eGo ;,a r1AP0inr lemonade when he sought directory and cigars when he asked for tele- phone.
 After a day 1t Winslow settled down into a cold study of the boy. In New York boys were bad enough. In Chicago they evidently, through some climatic idiosyncrasy, drew for hotel servitors on the State asylums for the feeble-minded So with endurance born of experience he gave his orders and grinly awaited the always startling re- suits Then he talked to the boy and sent him back. Willie's eyes grew set and his brow despairng, but he toiled on.
 On the afternoon of Winslow's de- parture for Denver he was paying his bill, when he called Willie, hanging fascinatinglY near.
 II want you" he said slowly, glaring into the boys eyes ito go upstairs and see if left my toothbrush and comb in my room Toothbrush and comb tooth- brush, toothbrush, toothbrush! Don't forget what want, boy. And, hurry, too. Got to get my train"
 Minor, sir, yves, sir" chattered Willie.
 Winslow hung about impatiently watching the clock like hawk. Only two minutes to spare! Just as he caught up his bag to depart Willie came on a dead run across the floor, his face aglow with the sense of lofty mission well performed.
 Yes, sir" he cried eagerly, you left 'em."
 Winslow gazed hard at his empty handed emissary. His lips moved, but no words came forth. Then with an in- articulate snarl he stepped into the waiting carriage.-From the Chicago Daily News.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29
QUEEN ALEXANDRA's TEA TO
 SERVANTS.

Yesterday was washing day in White chapel but Queen Alexandra had asked the little maids-of all l-works out to tea, and, of course, it (the washing) had to be postponed. Fifty of them deserted the washtubs for the delights of royal tea. and to-day their deferred task will
 come the lighter because of a Queens kindness. It is not on record that the regularity of the weekly wash was in- terfered with in other districts. but
 representatives. too, from Islington,
 Hornsey. the City, and shoreditch,
 numbering an all nearly 800, forsook
 the daily round to participate in the royal hospitality.
 Whatever be the faults of this much
 maligned section of our community, no one will bring the charge of un- punctuality against those invited to Holloway Polytechnic. The invitation card said four o'clock and at four o'clock they were all ther. The invita- ton circular also said. You must wear cap and apron" and caps and aprons of
 everyp conceivable shape were worn. There is fashion in all things. In ser.
 wants caps it is astonishingly marked.
 There were caps of plain book muslin, prim and very proper: there were glori- 1 fled frils of sewn muslin, and there | were coquettish creations with long streamers. These were very much
 worn, The aprons. if possible, were
 more bewldering, but most were worn over the plain black afternoon" dress. Blouses were apparent, too, one in pink caught every ones eye. it became the
 wearer so we'll. Altogether, it was a | happy idea to ask the guests to dress alike, for the girls are deservedly proud of their uniforms. than which, in its 1 trimness and cleanliness, none can be prettier.
 1 Besides tea and bread-and-butter there were Watercress, cake, biscuits, fancy pastries and ices. To the latter l it should be recorded, justice was fairly done Formality did not mar the pro- ceedings. Grace was said after the
 Mayor and Mayoress of Islington, head
 ed by the boy pipers of the Royal CaIedonan Asylum, ascended the plat form and in the name of the Queen
 welcomed her guests. Three cheers were given, and the national ani hem was
 heartily sung, and the tea proper be-
 gan. An unrehearsed effect was caused by the appearance of four Indian sol- diers from the Alexandra Palace, who,
 merely looking in as they were passing,
 stopped to tea.
 | Every guest received a red, white and blue buttonhole and a box of choco-
 late, but their main thought centered on
 the brooches the Queen had promised to give them. Every girl will get one