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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
Many Want Hennegar.

The services of Joe Hennegar, re-
ssleased by George Blackburn but bench
ed on salary by the directors. are
Just al present very much in demand.
Aaron Frank, of the Little Rock as
soeiation of the Southern league,
Wired Hennegar asking if he was Iree
mere, and requesting that be wire MS
terms to Mike Finn at Montgomery.
rms telegram was soon followed EN
othefs fom Billy Smith, of the Green
Vile team, and German. the Jackson,
Ienn. baseball manager, and the work
Ing spirit in the K |. T. league Both
w. worried similarly. Frank appear
ed es"eclaliy desirous of securing
Hennegar, as his teleg am ended, I'VE
need YOU bad" Hennegar has as yet
given nc final answer to any of the
lnquerjes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
WHO WEARS THE RING?

On account of certain mathemati-
cal calculations necessary to the per-
formance of the trick, net more than
nine persons should take part in it.
The pei former sees that they are
seated in a row, all facing one way,
and then numbers them in order,
from one to nine, says the Indiana
pClis Sentinel.
Producing finger ring, or borrow
pany, he tells them that he is gong
to leave the room, and that while
ling. and when he returns he will
tell them who wears the ring, which
hand it is on, which finger OF the
hand and which joint Of the finger
The thumb counts as the first fin
ger, the forefinger being the second,
and so on. The joint .N2arfst the end
is called the nrst joint; the right
hand is called 1, and the left hand
2.
When the performer returns to t.
room he asks one of the party to do
a little multiplication and addition, in
order that the right result may be
reached. To illustrate the process,
let us assume that person No. 3 has
the ring, and that it is on the right
hand, third finger, first joint. ihe
performer requests that the follow,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
s E.zRs CT.
Wantse Hzsb Case.

#9ed= 4=.=aeea= S@5aH HHs4
.s=es# goes - Rlaa Ban aas e'5s@f
as9 lHa5s5=a =aH4=6.af =l5.al55.5f 6zf=sa-
ate. player MI =Ge seen in a Pine
}hfa uniform today fa III t5e#=aa
AZ the 3aeal if.l@a Yeasel=S.ll #ae
b7oaeI inc s5asI IL middle
zion Will Ke9aE Will cover lefe
field Case1 retirement R.a 5a ee=
e1fe.I Az MARY bu1 the manage
ment =Was net satisfied With tie sBa4-
ing f.e haS made recently. On the
ether hand Manager Blackburn was
iubilant When the deal was finally
closed "smiling" George stating last
3igh tlat he regarded the auburn
fowAe1 lal as far and away the
lest sez6ed haseman in the league
speaking af HennageI' release, Man
ser Blackburn states that it was
done solely in the interest OF the
eam, which be holds above any per-
enal Gems idcra,i0nS. As at present
constituted Blackburn has strong
team and unless all signs fail they'll
ne croWding the leaders before many
days. II was stated last night that
one or mole members of the team
are taking Casey's disposal in an
ugly spirit and are making TIN eats 10
play for releases. Instead OF a re
lease any Indifferent player will, it
is stated find himself indefinitely sus-
pended. which will mean no pay
Vicksburg Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
Pender's Ambition.

IN conversation with Manager Pen
oef over the telephone at Natchez,
ne stated that the team is rounding
10 and getting in good shape, and ne
also stated that the height of his am
oltlon was to win this years pennant.
and that there is no doub in his mind
}ut that he will succeed in his aspira-
}ons, as he has the team with which
% perform the deed, unless some un-
1oreseen thing happens. A lecorN of
os games played and holding the lead
continually with the exception OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
nIAGE, LINE
&DEED TO HIs UNDERTAKING
BUSINESS BY RALPH
ROBINSON.
Buys Out the Riley Carriage Business
Which Enables Him to Handle
Every Feature of Funeral.

Ralph Robinson, the undertaken, has
}ust completed a deal with Mr.. Will
Riley whereby the entire carriage line
becomes the property of Mr. Robin
son. Mr. Robinson now has a COM
plete under taking business with all
the facilities ,foI caring for all the
details connected with it. BY this
deal he completes the last necessary
essential by always being able to
furnish carriages for funerals. He
has just established morgue, which
has been accepted as a county and
city morgue. He has also employ eu
Mr. Lippincott, an undertakes! who
is of the late schools and methods in
emba ming and caring for the dead
Nj. Robinson will continue to care
for the regular carriage business ear
ried on by MI. Riley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
Clayton RecaIle d.

Il is understood that Harry clay
ten has been ordered to report te
Little Rock Monday. In that case
he will be put at short and Mailing
on second DeienanjA viii be back
in the game week from Monday ana
that infeld viii surpass anything in
the Southern league Wright on first,
Aahiing on second. Delehanty on
thi.d and Clayton at short Back of
them will be Clarke in left Gilbert in
center and McCann in right.-Little
Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
Paulig in Bad Form.

Paulig has not been in form for the
past few weeks, and Manager Haupt
says he disliked to let him go. but
ne mad no alternative. This announce
ment will be received by the fans
with much regret, as Paulig is a IA
Vorlte. The cause of the let-dOwn in
MS work is attributed to Illness
Natchez Democrat,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

to July 25th. Deposit and $l0l 81.
extends 10 July 31st.
TIC teachers Of ArEansa wna 2Ys
thinking of attending a summon scheg
this sumnoe' can fnd TO n'aee uers
Desirable fhar the summer se4ao3 G.
=t5'= 1fa 80 He ifefd At =Hs.axesHs
3bz.,s ID eHa54s have provided 1ee
i.5o=t. r. f5eet ai4fiaeHszz6@5 -
az=5zzs ls=6zs e5ae5.55 - II a=sR1as=
#.e .azs. s. Jl.a=zE=tz54 aazr@.sle
Knoxville - enc 9z56a EaaGtG54sr
ID al#55 45#=afz. studied #as#z.
5zaha eaafa fea Sons ea sra5.
seEs= 5 ##e3 #4st $50
a=.as azet= 1a 4#=e n aHeeasaaaz
zef- IA araazls 81
Arkansas VII 5e szit feafesaa IS
this school aIli5 sumner.
K5es5f1ta Iaaa.= saaaaeI= s ae..-
Round trip ore fare. 1Hls
Sell jeae - =. 2s aaa %: J4f
5, 6, = and ~ Good = lays ~
post and 81 cents faa zaeQzas 5s.z4
sion to SEPTEMBER %
AIoaeasle ra1a-l515o sa58s.z-=
Round tFih=aAa fala a.9,s eears. s.Ss
.Hgua 2ath, sl15lE=G. .. - - and -
Coco august }15t faDo@it and DIFF
ehge= 10 equal SaHfaer Tdai rafe.
extends to October afst.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
NHItipiy b ) 800
ID nam3eI $ denoting the


add Il .=...#...=.=. ...=.#.#... G5
). Add nqm5es deno5ing the
hane. l-..5..=..= $500. Sc
i Multiply bz 4..........=,=.. tt0
3da number = tae finger ) 6ef
AflttiPIa - i4===.#..# 68a
- Add Haa6er Il f50 Tzat.
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ta=z z6=,aIa performer 5ae
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4f5f# eaeatsae#s
40 5t&t
il may BE- 81 51z5a7 5f,9 Ha
zza.5a5sa - 5za=B moons l9af
- #daaes " '=aHa5aa i0at Na.=t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
> - - f Il ~ ~.

Nta,= fsa - 7. B9aa3
p. ore fa9a #t5s . caots. sen IalY
$ aad 10. Ratasn 1ifait 3alg +.
Two stops osze m retuFn trip.
tshevtlla. = <5Jtz4.4ai Dental
Association -neamd trip one fare Plus
> cents. saHl JHiy %, ~, IS aad %
Goed August
Baltimore N5=GFand Lodge EIlls
Round trip ono fare p5es 500 plus
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
Southern lie eaQue.

Montg0mery ). Little Rock 4.
Nashville 10. Memphis |.
New Orleans s. Atlanta 9.
Shreveport 3, Birmingham 0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
American Association.

indianapolis at Milwaukee, rain.
Kansas City l. Louisville z.
Minneapolis Z. Toledo 3.
St Paul 4, Columbus ).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

a hours, is record of which the
citizens Of any town should feel proud
Baton Rouge Truth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
Eastern Arkansas League.

Augusta 9, Wynne ..
Helena 6, Mariana D.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
+ + IS + + + + + +
BASEBALL NEWS.
: 4 + T. + /. i. + + + + + 1

vicksburg gave Pine Bluff a shut
Fri9av that was frightful-the
..o,o vas - to o. The following is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
National L-eaC

Pittsbu.g Is. New York ..
Cincinnati Z, Philadelphia b
Philadelphia A. ST. Louis l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
4: GreenviIIe.

Green1iIIe =. ....1 q o Q q 90 0-55
Nom oe .....0 t . u u . u -
Bateries-F ltz and Burns; ketb
and Hunt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

ing calculations 6e ma II. ii secret:
l. Double the number of the
person Wao Itas tie fjng-
in the case assumed this
viii produce ,.s..,..#..#.#...
.. Add 5 ,................
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
-Four Out Of Ten for Vicksburo

The Eicksburg ball team returned
last night from Tip OF ten games
around the circuit. Four were won
and six were lost The showing is
not very good one, and she belief
IS that the team did not play the best
ball It was capable of adds somewhat
10 the dissatisfaction OF the patrons
Of the game here The yerv u ,er
showing Of the Eicksburg team AT
Natehez, losing three st1aigFts to the
weakest club in the league. has 5aen
a theme for discussion ever since the
triple defeat That some members
Ct the team INDUCED in drinking Nhge
in Natchez seems 10 be a fact, and
This doubtless had something 10 de
with Tie remarkably poor showing
made asaIlsl the indians. in 5l4e "a.
eHse the a24a-9eI=ent iut4u.ls=ffae gz4e=
discipline ol tHe men Aa more s14.et
aad drinking 7af q f5e toe at=e.
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IT, asaa ess taz@
- 9az 5= zat7s....s4.=
a2 t'#@t
Aszzs@ -sss G.saa ea..
iHak=. ss3E5aey - Monaco aH sza
BlziIl Iil @H1t.z.zz.= fa N5a 1faj=fH- 49z=
5=.s9. Y=4 ire laa95a4 #tz#15s
t#-#6eas asai= - 5oz5t=-7ea1..z
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

70 cents. Sell July s and zdeh Gio4N.
) to July 18th. Deposit aHd $l0t 81.
extends 10 July 31st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
Ame .ican League.

Boston /. Detroit 0.
Chicago 6, Washington 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

Tic teachers Of Arkansa uno &rs
thinking of attending summer schos2
this summee' can fnd 10 p'ace nlGrs
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17
THE SHOW
Confusion" Will Make a
 Good Hit.

confusion" which Is now being re- he1rsed by the Six gwav Theatrical Stock Company, for production next Wsdnes- day night, at EIks' hall, will furnish a rare evening", amuSsment The comedy Is bubbllng over wi:h msrrlmsnt, and with jus, enough sober work to give a rest be- tween laughs.
 The sl ck company Is a home lnstitu- tio1, embracing ths best actors and ac- irsss.s ln the city. Everyone who patron lzes this eompiny helps along a msritor- lous effort. New plays are here ard oth- CTS have been ordered. The stock com plny interds giving productions every two week, until spring, provided the people ap-recllte their efforts. Confusion" will bs just as ellborltslv staged and win make the same hlt as did the frs, production.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17
ALASKA
The Land of Gold Copper
 Coal and Oil.
[ lsFT

During the plst season the most enecur- aging reports have come ti,m every quarter of ALska. Seward peninsula IS great gold region, gold has been found in the far North, there is gold to the Novnkuk country, Rampirt hos moved up Sev,ial pegs on account of new and ri,h discoveries, gold has been found near Lske Clark, a big strike has been made ou N.zila in the Copper TlveT country, another strike haS been made at Yaktag, I65 miles below Valdez, and ths Tanlna country hlS sent out maryelous tales of agricultural and mineral possibilities, There Is coal sr- ouEh ln Alaska Co thlw passage Co the North pole. and prospects for tn that sN- lsts DO other patt of ths United States. Thers 6 80 much copper in region ot Alaska. that rivers are t.S,0loTsi by t. We've got gravIta and mica, silver and lead, fsh and furS, forests and farming land-we'ys got almost eveythInd, except a glorious climate" We've got the aurora borsalls, which Is not a feature oi a glorious climate" We don't raise straw berries. bat, ln season, wscln have salmon berries snd blusberriss galore for the pIcS- Ing. Alaska Is an empire, and les develop menf wlll surprise the world. tisa sCr- prise Co AlaS<ans Nome News.
 
 Agrse with you brother eNcsrt to one thing. We can and do raise s,r4wbeUies To AlaSka-ths finest y0l ever saw. Per haps thsY wouldn't grow on ths o.elN beach of the Ar,tic oteln but there rs other portions of Ahskf-m1,s favored potlons-whers strawberries cln bs grown with succeSS.-Recori-MI0er.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17

PsoPoSALS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS AT NEW ARMY PosT, HAYNES, ALAaKA-C0ngiructin Quattermuster's Onloe, Skagway, Alaska, Janu. ary jth 1908, Sealed proposals in triplicate win bo received here unul one o'clock D. m. Thurs day, Mach ath, 1908, and then opened for Che consuuctI0n, Including plumbing heating and gas iping. of ore Field OAicers' Quarters, two double Captains Quarters, three double Lieu icnunts' Quarters, two NOn-CommissiOnedS Stah Omcers' Quarters ldoubloh two double bar rHcks, one Hospital, one Hospital Stowards' Quarters, one Guard House, one Administration Building, one Bakery, one Store HOute one Col Shed. one Quuftcrmastcrs Stable one Wagon Shed, and ono on House, at New Army Post on Portage Cove, Halucs. Alaska. Pln & and spocl fcatiOus may be eKamined'at this 0iice and any further information will be furnished upon ap TlicatiOn, Plans may also De examined, and specifications of the work, together with copies Ol General Instructions to Blddcn und blank forms for submitting pfopt sals obtainsd at ol- lCes Of Depot QIartcrmaster, San Francisco, Cal. iiOrnia Depot Quartormnsteri Portland, oregon. and Quartermmtor, Seattle. Wash. RiThti6 re- served to ncceptof reject any or all propOsals or parts thereof. Envelopes containing propOs. als should Dc endorsed Proposals for Public Buildings, Haines, Alaska," and addressed Co CAPTAIN W. P. RICHARDSON, COnstrucunt Quarlcrmasler, Skagway, Alaska.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17
Thp Northern Pacific

RIsu r.s,trllns between Puget Sound
 -,ll. lts famous 'Ngth Coast Limited affords every convenience ss well as luxury known Co the modem travel Tickets to all points ln the United Siotss and Canada. lf you contemplate trip E,st, cill on or write Co A. Tinling, Gsnl. Agent, Tacoma, or l. A. Nldeau, Genl. Agent, Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17
INLAND WEATHER.
TeIograPhio Reports of Climatic COu-
 ditions:From'tho Interior.

The following was the condition of che weather lt the various points of the In- ,er.or as reported by telegraph yesterday morning;
 Wh.,shorss-CloudY, calm, above. Cowley-Cloudv, north wind, above. Psnn'ng;on-CloudW north wind, lb5ye.
 Log Clbln-Cloudy, strong south wind s Dove.
 FrlSer-Cloudy, calm, TO above.
 GIcier-Clsar, calm, 5 above. B.nnsit-Clslf, light south wind, s above.
 White Plss-Cloudy, south wind, { above.
 CM.bou-Clslr, calm, o.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17
omo.r. of Troad~oli A.B. Camp

A correspondent asks ths Alaskan Co name the new oficsrs of the T-ssi~s.i A. B. camp. They are ls follows.
 R.I. Wills, Arctic chief; John N11Gln, vIes Arctic chief; Jas. ChHS,os, Ar-'., recorder; p. H. Fox, keeper ot nuggets, and Tony Tuobs, arc,ic cock. The other J.- ices have no, vet been filled
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17
Lost POOkotbook

Lost, a pocketbook containing uonsv and other vlluablss, either on last nights train or at the depot. Finder will kindly return the same Co the Alaskan office and receive reward q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17
A Good Program

wm. Bdit, ehatman oi the A. B. enter talnment committee, says that he his lI- ranged a good program tor the open meet Ing next TusSiiy night
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17

The Seattle saloon ls a 1vEh.y re- spectaole gentIeman's resort Fine llrch served with every glass 0i beer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17

lf you want Co gain entrance Into the homes of the buying class, place your ad' ,srtSement in the I1lilv Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17

FIncv slderdowns at 70 cents a ward, Were 6s cents a word. AtLldlss' Bazaar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17

The best glass of beer ln the North can be had at ths Settle SllOon-A gentle mans resort.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17

A black electrIc seal muH Any body finding will please leave -t ,bs .it.s oi The Daily Alaskan. I.3-,.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17

An kinds of good things with beer at 10 cents at the Pack Train Sl.01,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17
StetsOu hats at claysOn's

Six te as long as you please for 2s cents, al the rink.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17

F Rent and For Sale cards for sale at this ofioS.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17

The Daily Alaskan's facilities for 5o.og ioD work arc CneNcel.ed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17

Our annual sale Is now on, beginning Jumry a. ending December 3I of each year. This Is our sixth annual sale, the p-...- and values during this sale are the same as before, always the best that can be mad. F. J. Cayson & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17

Fresh oysters at the Pack Tnln Res fiurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17

Patterns new In Mating Peoples.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-17

,l.aias blanks ss ,Sis Omos
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-14

and studied in his leisure hours for some
years.
lie was now a mature young man and
had seen much OF the rough side OF life
and the world. II always comes to a
man-the longing for home-so II did to
John Mitchell and he returned 10 his
homo and ultimately settled at Spring
valley and was, shortly afterwards
married to Miss Katherine O'Rourke,
the daughter OF a man well known In the
labor circles OF that section. He became
n member OF the United Mine Workers
and this body soon saw that they had
man OF whom they might expect great
things. He was made vice president OF the
organization but upon the foundation OF
the United Mine Workers OF America he
became member OF this body, rising
from the secretaryship Of the local union
through the various higher offices until
In January. 1898. he was elected vice
president The following year Mr.. Ratch-
ford. then president. rendered his resigna-
tion and Mr. Mitchell became acting
president The following January saw
him at the head OF the order. that or
ganization recognizing his sterling
worth So II was at the age OF twenty
nine he became the leader OF body
which now numbers over 3co.000 mem
bers.
Mr.. Mitchells home Is still at Spring
Valley. where he has "A lovely little home.
ed by his wife and four children, three
boys and a girl. He is devoted 10 his
family and never so happy as when with
them
As to his looks the accompanying pho
tograph is fair likeness. As said before
he looks younger than he really Is. His
power or making friends is wonderful
Should you be inclined TO he prejudiced
against him ] will guarantee that after
you have met and talked with him your
prejudice will fade away. on current
subjects he is we'll posted-.he talks I'm an
easy and convincing manner. II was dur
ing the strike that | first had the pleas
ure Of meeting Mr.. Mitchell Naturally
like every one else | asked his idea on
the conditions-the general conditions
that prevailed then. To each question
asked he gave much attention both as To
what the question really was and 10 his
answer. In nine cases out OF ten one
knew about as much after he had an
swered as before. for he has that faculty
OF protecting himself as to imparting In
formation that he does not care 10 give
without appearing TO do So
There In not the slightest doubt but that
he has made many and strong friends
during the troublesome time by his sim
certify and frankness. He was heart and
soul In sympathy with the cause OF
which he was the leader and doubtless
was the one man who could have done
Tar the organization just what was done
GEO. l.. DARTE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-14
SCITUATE.

A short distance north OF Old Bank
village I'm North Scituats cottage
house which was occupied by the family
OF Irving Salisbury, and owned by Will
liam Graves was destroyed by fire Mon
day afternoon. Tho fire was discovered
ABOUT o'clock In a woodshed adjoining
the cottage.
The fire. IL Is believed. started by some
hot ashes which had been deposited In a
bin at the rear
Mr.. Salisbury who In blacksmith was
away at Greenville at work. but neigh
bors from the Davis. Tinkham and Hop
kins farms went To the assistance OF
Mrs. Salisbury and succeeded in saving
nearly all the furniture. The house was
burned TO the ground. The house was a
single story structure OF wood, worth
about $500.
The barn was at safe distance from
the burning house and was not damaged
Two hogs in n she6 nearby were crema-
ted before the FIRE could be checked.
Arthur Lowell, formerly employed by
the Providence and Danieson Railway
company az a motorman, Is now EN-
ployed by Potter and Blanchard in
North Scituate
Harry Hutchin. formerly motormsn
I'm the employ Of the Union Railroad
company Is now in the employ OF the
Providence and Danielson Railway COM
pany.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-14

Pierce's camera
The speaker at vesper services this af-
ternoon at D. IL Bishop Lawrence Of
Massachusetts. For any who wish TO
look over the college libraries and labor
atories. guides will be In attendance at
the rigistrars office az half-past three.
Edgar \, Beatty, 05, OF Lovettsville
Va. was taken to Rhode Island hospital
yesterday. Typhoid fever was threatened
but u is now understood that his dis
ease IL the grip.
There was n long line waiting this
morning when the tickets for Every
man went on sale. II seems from pres
ent Indications that the houses for both
afternoon and evening will be sold out
with rush. great many students have
taken advantage Of the reduced rates.
and many Providence people were also
In line.
A meeting OF all candidates for the
baseball team Is called for tonight The
purpose Of the meeting Is mainly to en-
roll the new material. and tn outline the
work before the squad this term. Prac-
tice will begin In the cage by next week
N the latest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-14
in SOCIETY

Tho largest hall Of the winter and the
social event par excellence Of the social
season occurs at the Trocadero this
evening beginning at o'clock the
same being under the direct management
OF Mr.. Edward NJ. Guild. All society will
he sure tn be there. both Of the older
and the younger set and brilliant oc-
casion Is I'm prospect
Mrs. Marsden j. Perry gave n charming
dinner party at her residence on George
street last evening in honor Of her
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell OF New
York city. The dinner was laborate the
decorations very beautiful and especial
~ fine music was rendered by Harpist
Raia Of this city. and Miss Virginia An
derson. violinist. Among the guests were
Judge and Mrs. f.eBaron r. Colt Cen.
and Mrs william Ames. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel NJ Nicholson. Mr.. and Mrs
Abram Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. l.. Heiser.
A Jolly dance of = most Informal char
acier was given by Miss Mary Watson at
the casino Roger Williams park, last
evening. in honor of her guest. Miss
Kinball of Rochester New York. Fine
music for dancing was rendered by
Reeves orchestra. Bowen r. Church. al
rector. and a dainty supper was served
at interinission by manager Harrington.