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Personal Nnies.

Persons having friends as guests aud desire the
publication of the same viii please send lhelF
names to this office EDITORS
John T. Ridiuger, of Baltimore. Md, was
the guest of Oden Barnes, near Marston, last
Sunday.
Albert Grass, of Cumberland, Md, is a
guest of his parents, Mr.. and MIS-. George
Grass, this city.
Mrs. Oden Barnes, of near Marston, has
returned home from Baltimore after week S
visit to her father and many other relatives.
Rev. David Wilson, of Denver. Colorado,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Scott Roop,
this city, the past week.
Father NJ. A. Femme, pastor Of st. Mary s
Church, Goyanstown, and once pastor OF st:
Johns Church, Westminster, will shortly sail
for Europe.
Mrs. C. II. Vanderford and children leave
today for Calvert county, on the Patuxent
river.
Wade Il. D. Warfeld and family, of Sykes
Vile, left Tuesday afternoon to visit the 81.
Louis Exposition
Prof. S. Simpson and wife have gone to the
ST. Louis Exposition. They left Westminster
on Thursday.
Mrs. Addie B. Nusbaum. of New Windsor,
will sal today, Saturday with some friends
from Philadelphia for Liverpool, England;
They will make tour of Europe, and Will
not return until September.
Mrs. A. V. Stouffer, of New Windsor, is
visiting Rev James gladden. and other rela-
tiyes in Baltimore.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Stouffer, of New Wind
sor, spent the week with their uncle Daniel
Stouffer and family, Baltimore.
VIM. Duaney Reese, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlando Reese, left on Monday for st: Louis,
Missouri, where he has secured position as
bookkeeper with the East India Chemical
Company.
VIM. Arthur and wife, of Frizellburg, are
visiting Mrs. Shively, at Fairfield, Pa.
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Surprise Party.

A surprise party vas held a. tbs home Of
Joha Shoil. ia Silver Rgu Valley. Ga Saaday,
in hanoy o. Mr. and Mrs. Shol The day
as kprat IN social ehAi aud vocal and tusTru
mrulai music. Those present ~-cv .--John
Sho5l aad uife. Ira g. Lawyer and wifr. Chas-
ku,pple ard wifr. John D. Shoil and wife,
Amas L-vse and ~iir. Emory S,r~art and
~Itv, William Rcaycr and wife. AEnos Fres-r
aud usir, Charles BaamgariDrr aud wIie
samuel Erb and uife. Peter Cooker. Mrs..
Albcrt Hess, Mr. William BSukert. Mrs
JOAN Rrumsard aud Ms Theodore Bemiilsr;
Misses Else knipPie, lrene BAaEeTt, Ruth
Kuiypie. Fannie Hes, EstA Shul. Mary
Miller. Aanie aud Ruth He's, Llygle. Nellie
and Anaic Shoil. Lacy ReAyrr, Elizabeth
Kuhn. E,ya Bem,ller, Es,A Brumgarj. lrna
l.ASyrr, Annie BrlmgaFd. TTrsA aud Edaa
Ste~art, Elgira, Edna and Eiia BsgmgaTd
ncs, Mcssrs. Oliver hnippie, Oliver Shot, J..
Wm Shoil. Gay aud Paul Hess. George,
Ciagde aud Willie Bramgari, Rassell RenVer,
Ralph Feeser, Maurice +. Jones, Herman
hnipplr and Willie Stewart.
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Sandyville Items.

Miss Bessie Flemming has returned home
after spending few weeks with Miss Lucinda
Blizzard
Jacob Caple raised his new barn last Satur-
day The following persons were present:
Mrs Jacob Caple, Mrs. Nelson Blizzard, Mrs.
Walter Shipley, Mrs. Henry Westaway; Misses
Lucinda Blizzard and Bessie Flemming;
Messrs. Jacob Caple, George Hughes, Bud
Oursler, John Westaway, Will Leppo, JET.
Leppo, Joseph Leppo, Nelson Blizzard, Edgar
Lockard, Walter Lockard, William Tanner
John Slorp, VIM. and Henry Westaway, VIM.
Brown, Denton Lester, John Shipley, Geo.
Shamer, John Sprinkle, Butler Gorsuch,
Louis Wisner, Dock Blizzard, Harry Blizzard,
f. o. Shipley, John Hartman, George Barn
hart, Roland Oursler, Thomas Barnhart,
Granville Caple, Bernard Oursler, Raymond
Blizzard, James Shilling, Leslie Oursler,
Howden Davidson, Berlin Caple, Emanuel
Caple, John Leppo, Vivian Davidson, Wan.
Walsh, Albert Slorp and Edward Leppo.
Miss Carrie Barnhart, of Baltimore, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnhart
Miss Vadie G. Armacost, of Hampstead
and Miss May Zeigler, of Lawndale, were the
guest of Mrs. Ulysses Shipley on Wednesday
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very enjoyable birthday party ~ss ksvea
20 Mss Mr.vle, uu thz rNyulaE g Jane -,
anu The happy event proved q sut4s surprise 60
the Young ard accomplished lady. Eho Is
daughter 81 David J, asosu and ultr, 81 tFaa-
berry Valley. The g1ests began 60 Agrlre Al
al early hour and soon the honle sAs al siIsr
with the macy friends. {ae ASA aas beaati-
fully lighted 18th japanese iAaicruz. IEv
anniversary uas her l1th. Iae large nEmbeE
Of yrescuts received for the hoss shosej the
esteem IN ~hieh she j. held b. heF uzHy
friends The evening szs very p.eAsantl9
spent by the guests. very elgsrs muse 4ss
rendered D., Misses Ne.yis aad ELSIE Bsosu
and Lula Lester. slso some srFy tne ssng5ug
by part Of the Cranberry chuiF. ASA several
kne duets a. Do clock retn-shmrBts eefv
served 60 - guests Al qsiis . sats hoar at
departed fay their homes after expressing 10
their hostess the grra; pleasure Tor an eai3y.
able eveniuE. AmonE those present Wrye ~
David j Bruwn and ~ita. Edward CAssrll aud
wiie. Lewis Eoat aud wJir. William Harris.
Dr., and wiis. , Barnhau, Jg.. au4 agss. Noah
Hosg4lj and w5ie. George Brswa and slie,
Iii T. IiugI.us and WIie, J. karuhart 81,
and vifr. Adoiphus Ehaagh aut ~lie. Ma
John Hunt. Mr. Geoggc usuI, Aisses Mels5~
Brown, Dora Long. iaa Husisli. AaHie GraG,
Bessie Ymgng. Bessie BarnbAri, laura
Ebaush. Plat,io Wimer;. Lula Lester. Hester
Snyder. Roxie Zryp, Susie Reed, Allie Ma
lhiaS. Elsie Browu, Ada Matthias. Sadie ard
Eva Hunt, Edna ard Tae BaruhAri. Grssr
Matthias, JAMIE Ebasgh. Treya Brown. Petde
do Iiugi5ng Aeien Zane, Aary Baralari
Messrs Chester sherman, Viii Reed, VIII
Hcsfeld, Austen Wimert. Abram BankrFi.
Horace Ebaugh, HoraJjo Matthias. Albert
Reed Bosom. Lewis Long. John Lester. Fred
erick Zone. Russell Hosield, Howard Lester,
Theodore IingiIug. Heary Snyder, Harry and
Lester Barnhar, Clarence iiuEiiHE. Carts
and Hontio Hunt, Miles Turnbaggb. Carroll
Yiuging. Sterling Hering, George BroWn,
Harry Hosieli Charles Baruhaii and Horaiio
Fieishuan
Rev r. w L'oiy and wife, visited the family
Of William Harrison, last Sunday evening.
William Ebaugh and George Blxler. OF
Melrose, visited A. T. Ebaugh last Sunday.
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urrhans Cnurt.

Mandav, jane 2Nh.--Nrlsnu Grove aHi
Charles Grove. administrators Of Chas. Grove.
dsorasssl. made report Of ssle Of personal
property.
sAnasri L. iat,lr, administrator VI >usan
Lsssic, deceased. retained ;uvvui0ssc. Of debts
add as0ney AMI made rrpovt 81 sale q peyeoaal
property aEd settled FIRST and final acruaaL
Letters u ggari.au.htp SIRE granted 10 z.
H. lralu. rs guardian ls Roger b ir~8u, is-
fast
Taesday. Jase 2I.s Hiram H. Jones. al
usialssrsEar II ThosnAs Jones. drccAyed, ~
iurned Inventory o; money.
Robert \. Snsish. administrator Of BellAdA
b j1nrs. deceased. returned ,uvcatosy OF
uoacy ard settled 5rsl aud 6uAl aecoaai.
J. Wesley B~gxs, administrator .. a. %,
Asrsa Bs1csvy. dccrAs-d, rstusue1 inventory
u Ysssoual properly aa3 received order 60 sell
sane
May C. Giib~ri sui Eva F. Gilbert. exec
straces Of E4~ig q. Gilbert. deceased, settled
fhIrd agcslauf
Gee l. Siosksiaic. administrator 81 F'as.
IS x. hAukrst. decreased received order 10
uutgts creditors
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ShipIey Items.

Harvest time Is here again sud judging from
the present appearance of our grain aud grass
fields, it viii be an abundant one IN this sec
ton. Grass never promised better and the
grain that stands was never better hlled.
Many farmers bad quite a struggle to get a
stand Of corn, especially Of the sweet variety;
the potato crop Is very promising. and good
gardens are TO be seen al every home. Some
have cut =heir early hay and barley.
Those who had an over plus Of hay last year
are hauling il away. Straw Is ia good demand
and brings high prices.
Zion's Sunday school viii have its children
day exercises on the 18th Instant at - 80 p. IN.
L. G. Shipley has everything ia the way Of
building material in readiness to put up his
new dwelling in our village, after harvest.
Howell DAVIS, Of Snallwood, has put up the
mason work, and William Conoway, OF Win
field, aud Anthony Schneider, Of Shipley. are
TO do the carpenter work.
The Ladies Aid Society's festival of Zion,
on the 18th instant was a success.
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St. Johns ParochlaI School.

The closing exercises of St. Johns Church
Parochial School, this city, in charge of the
Sisters of Notre Dame, were held at Odd Fell
lows Hall Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings.
Each participant did their part well and
showed careful training by the Sisters. Rev
Joseph H. Cassidy, pastor of the Church. con-
ferred the diplomas to the graduating class, as
follows: Marie Atlee Franklin, Helen Jose
phine Lease, Fitzjames Bartlett, Rose Rebeeca
Shaeffer, Mary Regina Case. Premiums for
regular attendance we're given 10 Josephine
Matthias, Mary Walsh, Daniel Swinderman and
James Await Rev C. F. Thomas, pastor of
st. AIMS Church, Baltimore, addressed the
graduating class and Rev. James f. Nolan,
assistant at Corpus Christ parish, Baltimore.
was present Miss Flora Lynch, of this city,
was piano accompsnist at the closing exer-
cises.
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TAX LEVY FOR 1904.
State Tax u l-2 Cents, County As Cents,
And Road Tax From 10 to 10 Cents
Appointments of Tax Collectors.

The County Commissioners last Monday
made the tax levy for 1904, as follows: For
State purposes 224 cents on the 800 of assess
able property; As cents for county purposes,
divided as follows-20 cents for school pur-
poses, II cents for courts, magistrates and of
hcers salaries, cents for Aims House, pen.
slons and insane paupers, 6 cents tor large
bridges, and the income from bonds, corpora
tons and mortgages and miscellaneous ex-
penses. The district road tax was levied as
follows, as asked for by the District Road
Observation-Disclosures district IA cents
on the 800, Uniontown 10 cents, Myers II
cents, Woolery's Is cents, Freedom lS.cents,
Manchester Is cents, Westminster u, Hamp.
stead IS cents, Franklin 10 cents, Middleburg
II cents, New Windsor l l cents, Union Bridge
10 cents and Mt Airy Is cents.
The tax bills will be larger this year than
for some years past There has been an in
crease of 81 cents in the State levy, made nee
essary by increased appropriations for public
education. Necessary buildings to care for the
INDECENT insane, enlargement of the House OF
Correction, completion of the State buildings
at Annapolis, interest upon a loan to cover
the cost of some of the improvements, and
appropriations to the sufferers by the Balu-
more fire. The road tax has been increased
cents in each of the following districts
NOOA6I9 ), hduGueStCfs "CetA1ilAsACt dhA ~NS"
Windsor districts, and l cent in Franklin dis
trict. The tax rate, including State, county
and road tax, will run from 77l cents in
Uniontowu district to S6l in Franklin, and
still CarrolPs rate is the lowest in the State.
TAX COLLECTORS.
Tax collectors were appointed and their
compensation fixed as follows:
First-Tobias H. Eckenrcde Is per cent
Second-Emanuel Fisher, p per cent.
Third-C. E. Baumgartner, p per cent.
Fourth-Johu G. Hoffman, per cent
Fifth-Byard Dorsey, st per cent
Sixth-Jacob Rupp, 24 per cent.
Seveuth-Joseph L. Franklin, II per cent. /
Eighth-Isidore f. Strickhn, ct per cent.
Ninth-George E. Wright, 81 per cent.
Tenth--Wilson L. Grouse, 81 per cent.
Eleventh-John c. Buckley, q per cent,
Twelfth-George P. Buckley, 81 per cent
Thirteenth-Wm. H. Dempsey, 81 per cent. 4
Objections have been made TO the road pc
tiioned for by Jacob F. Sharrer and sixty
three others, in Manchester district.
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Festivals, Etc.

There will be an ice cream festival held at
the NJ Z. Church South on the church ground,
Mt Airy, Friday and Saturday evenings, June
n and %.
Cranberry Union Sunday school will hold
a festival Saturday June %, adjoining the
school house, for the benefit of the singing
school. Come all welcome.
The Union Sunday school of the Church of
God, Frizellburg. will hold an ice cream fest.
val on Friday and Saturday nights, July l and
p Proceeds are for the school. The public
is invited.
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New Advertisements.

List Of Judges Of Election, &c-Johu NJ.
Roberts, Henry 5. Musselman J. Thomas
Roop, Board Of Supervisors.
Another Great Muslin Underwear Sale
The Miller Bros Co. IS Popular Cash Stores,
Westminster
Specials For This Weeks Sales-r. W.
Mather Il Sons, Westminster and Manchester.
Semi Annual Clearance Sale-Charies E.
Herring, Westminster.
List Of Unclaimed Matter in the Postoffice,
Westminster. Md.
Notice to Farmers-Roberts. Roop 4 Co.,
Westminster.
Kentucky Horses II. A. Spaldiug, Littles-
town, Pa.
HorSes-H A. Smith, Hanover, Pa.
Aucton-E. 0. Weant, Trustee.
Legal Notices Festivals
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MI. Airy Items.

Mrs. Henry Clary and daughter Elizabeth
are visiting in Baltimore.
Miss Debbie Zile, Of Winfield, spent part of
last week with Mrs. F. N. Poole.
Miss Marie Clary entertained some of her
friends last Saturday evening. June Is.
Albert Roberts and Mrs. Thomas Lowman
spent Sunday in Frederick.
Miss Waya Clary has returned home after a
visit to her Grandmother in Frederick.
The NJ. +. Church South held their Chill.
drens service last Sunday, June 10, which
was well attended.
Miss Daisy Murphy has returned home after
spending ihe winter in Mt. Airy.
Charles Kless and wife, of Baltimore, are
visiting his brother and sister here.
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weather record for the week.

June lS-mercury 90 at a. m. and 81 at 2
y. m; fair June 19-mercury Sc at a m.
and SO at p. m.; fair, light thunder gusts
between and 6, and Sand 9 p. N. June 20
mercury 90 at a. m. and SO at p. m; fair;
thundergust from 3. 30 until p. m. June 2l-
mercury IS at a. IN. aud so at , p. ~; gen
orally cloudy with light showers. June 22-
mercury Go at a. m. aud 70 at ? p. M; fair
and bluslery weather. June 2S-mercury 5S
at a. IN. aud IA at ? p. m; clear. June "a
mercury 60 at a. N. and 80 at p. M; clear,
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A Lone Woman Delegate,

CHicAGe, June 2l-In the convention hall
today there was one woman delegate who had
the same right to vote that was held by each
accredited male delegate. She was Mrs.
Charles A. Eldredge, of Colorado Springs,
Col, an alternate delegate whose principal
was absent Other women alternates present
we're Mrs Owen LefevFe, of Colorado; Mrs.
Susan West. of Idaho, and Mrs. Jennie +.
Nelson, of Utah, these states having woman
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Company II Again Bites the Dust-WeSt-
minister Athletic Club Organized
Crows and Darki0wnS.


In the presence of about 200 people the
Carroll Athletic Base Ball team badly de-
feaied Company II al Lawyers Park, this
city last Saturday. Both teams were al their
best but Company II was no match for their
opponents. as the score will readily show.
Erb, pitcher for Company II, was hit very
hard. Diiman, his opponent, WAS Just the OPP
posiIe. all they could do With has delivery was
IAN the air This Is the second time Com
pAuy Il has been defeated by Carroll Athletics
this season. Every player did SO well that
one could not tell who was the best Com
pany II feels very much disappointed over
this game as they expected to win. Mr.. H.
G. Albaugh presented ball and bat to the
winner Following are the players and score:
Ham. 81 b.; Cushing, C.; banner, ). s.; Dit
man. p. Rites. list b.; Record, 2ud D.; Dit
fsndal, c T. Stoner, T. T., and FrZzell. ]. +,
for Carroll Athletics, and Shnver, Sd b.;
Stone, Isl b.; Smith, G; Erb. p; Frizzell, 2nd
b.; W. Zeutgraft, : =. kooutz, r. f.; ]. Lent-
graft, !. E., and Matthias. c. t., for Company II.
Carroll Athletics.O 4 0 0 l 6 2-l5
Company H........0 0 0 0 D o.
Carroll Athletics play two games Of base ball
with Manchester. Al Manchester. on July 4.
Westminster Athletic Club.
The Westminster Athletic Club has organ
ized with the following players: A. Eeken.
rode. l. f. s Helm, r. t.; c. Butler, c. l.; {.
Diffendal. Sd b.. captain; W. Zenigrait, 5, :;
j. Doyle. 2d b.; l.. Coouan, LIST b.; {. Erb,
D.: J. Stoner, c. ". KINNEY and W. Ecken.
rode substitutes The first game Of the sea
son will be with the Littlestown Athletic Club
on the 4Jh of July. at p. III. Send all chal
lenges TO A. Eckenrode, - W. George street,
Westminster, Nd
Other Games
The Windsor Athletic Club lost to the
Springfield Hospital base ball team Saturday,
June Is, by a score of 9 to 0. Doherty, for
Springfield. struck out thirteen men.
The Spriugield's viii be glad TO hear from
strong teams.
The Patapsco Athletic Club has recognized
its base ball club aud will play any aud all
clubs in the county. Any team desiring games
should address card to Manager Sam
ue Beam or Captain Thomas Barnhart, Pa.
tapSco, Md. They will play their first game
at Palapsco this Saturday against the Mahlon
Club. Game at P. m.
The Salem Juniors and the Taylorsville
Juniors crossed bats few days ago in an in
teresting game of base ball, which was won by
the first mentioned nine by score of 80 TO IL.
The line m was as follows:
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More June Weddings.

HikSl-hAhNLNN-
Miss Daisy Isabelle Babylon. daughter OF
Mrs. Annie Bell Babylon. 1905 North Calvert
street. Baltimore. formerly OF Westminster,
Md. was married on the evening Of June
22nd. at ST. Michael and All Angels Protest
ant Episcopal Church to Arthur Roscoe Hirst,
OF Cambridge. Md, formerly OF Long Island,
n. \. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Hirst lel on an extended tour. The bride Is
a daughter Of the late John Babylon, and a
granddaughter of the late John Babylon, Of
Unioutown, Nd, and Is related 10 the War
field and Bowie families Of Maryland.
FAYEIEITNER-o'N EItl.
Miss Mary Agnes O'Neil, daughter Of Mrs.
Annie +. O'Neiil, 10 East Franklin street.
Baltimore, Nd, was married June -, 10 Mr..
Theodore A. Payrlejiner. OF NeE York. The
ceremony was performed al the Cathedral by
the rector, Rev. pr. William \. Fletcher.
sisted by Reys. Francis G.. . Neil. William
A. Toolen. C. F. Thomas and John DAeey.
There We're a1 attendants, The br5de sore
white chiffon aud carried shower bouquet 81
sweet peas. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was gwen at the bride home Ng-
aud No payrlriicr len tor trip 10 Atlantic
CITY. They wiH lave ga Baltimore. Miss
q NELL was well kunan 10 Westminster, whrrc
she has been - frequent visitor for the past ;eu
yea-s-
tANPBEft.--ItSSEEI-
The marriage at Miss Juiia Love Ia sssll,
daughter u Rev Dr. and Mrs. James 7 las
sell. to James Campbell McCauiey. son 81
Mrs NJ L. and the late Lieut. John NsCau-
ley, and grandson % Judge James McCnaley,
u Leeds. Maryland. took place Wednesday
eveuiur. June 10. ~ clock, Ai the hpuae Of
The hridr UsiuE so the recent death Of
hroiher 81 the bride only ghe members OF iae
tEu families witnessed the ceremony, wh,ch
wa performed ty Rev. nr. F, I. Liitie, Prs
iscuI Of toe May land Auuual Conference ~
Ihe 81 f. Church. The BRIDE Was zawuc,i sa
white CHIFFON. caubsu-j 18th satin abbaa Ani
Mechiiu lace. and carried white csv0 t5Sers
and s-zcet peas. Miss Marietta Cham Der Aisr
l.asscl Nho -. maid q honor. ~ore ~hits
CHIFFON. trimHled ia yaI~ac5suuss lAce aaa en
bguiisry add ssrriei a lArgv bouquet d Flak
swcst peas The wedding march ~as rendered
by ". l. Herbert, OF Farn Grove, Pa TIE
decoration. ui kaima Amrr5rAn I.sarcl.
mock orange and fern were very prriss and
tasteful. Alter psr-aksng ct ugh, refreshments,
the bird, aud groom ieN CtfIa's Sgsilua fer
Bos,ou aud lhc East illioe g aF thv ceurrai
al2fiau- ct she macy fsrrul, whn bad assem-
bled o. wjIa~., ,1rsg drgarare. Mr.. AID Mrs
McCaglvy al rrs5dr 4t i.er.is. Csvsl eauugy.
and sill BE- FAX hssHr ta jhssr frtsaIs Ater
july 5'h iusiaH..
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The Jim Crow base ball team, of Westmin-
ster, was defeated at New Windsor last Satur
day by the Darktown club of that place by
scnra of Il TO Il
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Lightning's Queer Work.

York. Pa. June 2l.-During a severe elee-
trical storm here this afternoon lightning
struck two houses and injured three people.
On West Market street it demolished the
chimney of the building occupied by Mrs.
Joseph Myers, Isaac Cohen and Lazarus
Loves furnishing store, and then knocked
David Hagen out of the way OF the shower of
debris from the demolished chimney.
Mrs. George Fulton and Miss Agnes Street
were rendered unconscious for several hours
by bolt which struck the adjoining house of
Robert Warden. A daughter of Mrs. Fulton,
standing near Il: the time, escaped injury.
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A general strike in all branches ofthe ready
made clothing trade has taken effect in New
York. The men are holding out against the
'open shop and claim that 1900 haYe quit
work
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PART !.
Miss ArmaCOst, Miss Miller.
Mr.. Bruudge.
Dance of the Nymphs. Fischer
Miss Helen Zepp.
Miss N Beacham, Miss c. Beacham Mr.. Shriver.
Waltz IN hat Drd
Miss Shaw.
Ia scarf Dan tttlHlilsiH,
(b) Waltz in d fiat Chopin
Miss Gehr.
Through Field and Forest I09}
Miss Irma Shaw, Mr.. Stoner
March from "Tannhauser .......... HdgHcr-SpiudlsT
Miss Miller.
Melody in II t0hppry
Miss Nanderfori, Miss Roberts
PART H.
Waltz in Chopin
Miss Shipley.
Polka in Bf'
Mr., Grumbine. Miss Weigand.
GaOp Milltalre....--..- mayer
Miss stem, Miss Mabel Armacost
(al Spring song ftiidttSs1Au
(b) swans song from "Lohengrin '..- WdgBcr-h rsfg
Miss Stnsburger.
March in at .... GClbi
Miss Aibaugh. Miss Harriet Miller.
Fantasia from Faust tfofsf
Miss Myers
Melod lies from Der FTeishutz. laH HfbEr
Mr. StOuch. Mr. Vernon Grouse, Mr.. Russell Grouse
Ia Fantasia in Atnor..--..---.-- fsiGh
(b) YRlse de Coucert-....---.--. " eq5G1rsl7
Miss ArmacOst
Miss Sirasburger, Miss shipIey.
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STUDENTS RECITAL.
Mr.. H. L. BensOn'S Pupils Give An EnjOya-
bic Piano Musicale.

Mr.. H. l.. Bcnson's piano scholars closed
the year with recital at his residence. West
Main street, this city, last Monday evening,
The audience, which filled all available space,
was composed of the relatives of the partici.
pants, and the recital was much enjoyed, es.
pecially the pieces by the younger students,
The students showed careful training, and the
entertainment was credit to Mr.. Benson 5
ability as an instructor. There was one grad
nate, Miss Armacost, who received a certih.
cate of graduation.
Following is the program which was rem
dered: