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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03
Turner's Picnic at Young America.

Turner's Fftn1c at Young A1mef1ca.
On Sunday, June 4th, the Minneapolis
& ST. Louis r. r. will run two special
excursion trains to Young America,
leaving Minneapolis depot at Washing
ton and Fourth avenues N 900 a. M,
and 1915 a. M, on account Of the Twin
City Turner's Annual Picnic. Return
ing, special trains leave Young America
600 p. m. and 500 p. m.
Carey Roofing will neither run in hot
weather nor crack in cold weather.
Absolutely guaranteed. See w. s. Mott
60. Tel. 876a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03

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Fixing Up the Cory Corner.

corner settle made for n room
with high window ledge suggests pos.
sibilitics for the living room or den"
The settle is made OF white wood
ci.ameled in light oak color. The
space between the window and seat
Is filled in with curtaIned book
shelves. The ends OF the settle have
carved design which matches the
new art pattern OF the paper-a 10.
tus variation forms the motive. This
seat is upholstered with brown plush.
The big square pillows are OF brown
plush and brown gold cloth. One pill.
low covered with shadow silk in
dull rose. brown and green gives a
note OF warmth.
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heu, Of the Spring h,ts.


Picture hats and these tiny Ittie
nflairs that Paris has whimsicaily IN
sisted all the world shall wear are
side by side.
Such funny little AFFAIRS some VI
them are-regular little polo caps. OF
Dutch bonnets. that are only uhs
apologies for hats. yet are wonuer'
fully attractive and most becoming
New swisses are embroidered anu
printed in all sorts OF designs. ne
flower idea being perhaps pretues'
OF all.
new treatment for the tiny lace
frIlls that face some OF the pretties'
of the spring hats is running them
from the outer edge TO the inner ana
out again in sort of point. which is
filled in by other frills. which get
rhorter and shorter as the space oe'
creases.
Linen hats are exquisite. with every
day a new way of trimming-or OF
makIng-them. springing up.
A white chip hat. edged with row
of light blue braid and trimmed with
blue velvet ribbon. is one of the sim
NEST. prettiest things imaginable,
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sharply. Where is the paper?'
Paper" she reiterated, still good
humoredly; 81 know not OF what you
speak-but come. man. wouldst stop
the trafiic OF the street with your
bulk"
A crowd made up OF gentlemen oil
fashion. apprentices. street gamins.
charwomen, etcetera, had collected
about us. They blocked the way In
their desire to ogle the pretty maid,
my bulk had naught to do with II.
heard such ordinations as: Iis
she-.His Majesty likes them bold
and brown"-"They fall like ripe
plums in his mouth''-"The pretty
darlin's."
";.et me pass. good people" ss5
said saucily; why obstruet the
street,"
And she alighted with all the airs
of a grande dame-the jade! She
swept past the crowd disdainfully.
paving no heed to their nudgings or
loud whispers. as they commented
upon her form and features. even as
farmers at a country fair upon their
prize stock.
She beckoned me TO follow. We
went up a narrow stairway and en-
tered a room on the second story. She
threw herself into chair, while she
motioned me 10 another.
Now. my nne gentleman quoth she,
what complaint have you to make OF
Nell Gwyn7"
Nell Gwyn'" ! echoed.
Yes. Nell Gwyn." she mimicked,
and made a moue at ne.
My face. no doubt. was expressive
OF many things. and she burst into
laughter laughter OF Drury Lane,
not Westminster.
Nell Gwyp, the actress" meditat-
ed; that explains all" took OF
my hat and swept her a bow. II
must crave your pardon-you will
grant II. since can pay you no higher
compliment than by saying your act
ing was TO the life"
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MANILA TO BE REBUILT.
Work Begun to Make II Model City
OF the Orient.


Plans have been perfected and the
work begun of rebuilding Manila and
making II the beautiful city of the
Orient II will not only be clean and
healthful. with wide streets and at-
tractive plazas. but 1t will be capi.
tai of art as well. 1t is seldom that
such an opportunity has presented
itself In the Orient to make n model
city. says the Worlds Work, and the
insular government. with the active
cooperation of the United States gov
ernment, is taking every advantage
of II.
For example, for years open bitches
throughout the city have been used
for sewage purposes. so that the pub.
lie health has been put in jeopardy
These bitches will ue made into clean
Pleasure boats will ply on them. A
complete sanitary sewerage system
will replace the present bitches.
But the most interesting feature OF
the reconstruction of the city is the
preservation of the famous Walled
City. which was erected 300 years ago
to repel the Spanish and Dutch invad.
ers. This Walled City has a distinct
ly historical as well as picturesque
value.
The work Of filling In 155 acres sd-
Joining Mallaco will give Manila an
ideal pleasure ground for all the peo-
pie. This drive is a favorite resort,
and the view is said to be one of the
most beautiful in all the Philippine
islands. Bandstands will be erect ed
for popular concerts. Another impor-
tant step is the construction OF a com.
plete waterworks system. for which
there has been bond issue OF $4,000.
600. The water will be piped from
the Mariqnina valley. fifteen miles
away.
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New Aprons.

There are many new kinds Of
aprons. for the demand is increasing
for them. Some are edged with en-
broldery made in muslin and tied
round the waist: others have bib.
which is cut in one with the collar
r.cce: this would be very pretty for
a bazaar. with a couple OF rosettes to
lie placed at the waist. and where the
collar piece and the bib unite narrow
ribbons cross In the front and end
beneath this rosette. Others. again.
are bordered with lace and have bib.
which is attached TO a band going
round. Just as II Intended TO mark
the docollctage. edged. like the skirt
of the apron. with lace. Those who
want IL for work simply have n pretty
pink muslin made with very deep
pocket. drawn In at the top beneath n
large ribbon bow. Some OF the mus
lin lace.trimmed aprons have pretty
ribbon bows attached to charming
epaulets and then. again. there are
pretty overalls. the bodice part box
plated. set into yoke embroidered
to match the cuffs. II Is very charm.
ing addition TO a pretty woman's mp.
pearance.
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Meats for roasting should not be
washed. but should be wiped with n
damp cloth.
The dishcloth in well.regulated
house should be boiled with soda once
or twice week.
II before grinding the morning cof-
fec 'he berries be heated for a few
minutes. it will improve the coffee.
Boil all tinware and frying pans in
n big copper. with soda in the water.
periodically. then scour with. sanu.
novel idea seen recently were
book shelves OF ordinary pine. covered
with green burlap. stretched tightly
ever the wood. This made n mos;
pleasing background for the books.
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Neee..l,x Know, No Law

Its remarkable thing" said Sim.
con Ford the other day, "how some
men never find out that they can
make speech until they Just have to
do 1t. They remind me OF dog that
belonged to a Western friend OF mine
He was a good dog, and my friend
never tired Of Dragging about what
he had done and could do.
well. one day he was telling a
crowd that that dog could tree anv.
thing. Why. he even treed a coyote
one day said my friend.
"Oh, come now. said q cowbov
who was listening; that's q little too
steep for us. Your dog might have
outrun the coyote, but everybody
tree -
'of conrse : o9yute canx e1iA \ !.
tses, ~ fsiend ~ c1iod. aSGit tto8 -.
- 11st ~ ~ Z Z IA n
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Amono the Lioh, ~

Ever since fashion vesr!
to soft. lightweight stuf, u
be shIrred and draped and d
made into full. wide cos,uss
fscturers nll over the Vi
been working to turn her]
into light. stiff materials ri
without losing the chanae|
each material.
Nobody thought II cous
with taneta. yet soft hnisA .
been achieved. and has ~
popularity with a single bos;i
the spring suits none Is MO
than those in which tahea
important part.
Wolfe skirts-pcrhaps oss
new little checked voiles, a
is plain-are trimmed IN
Just the "least touch OF 'ia'
e. In color. and the jacket
short. jaunty little afal'-s
tafYeta. tucked In the rn
ways.
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CHAPTER xl.
Nee. One i Have Met Before.

Meet One ! Have Met Before.
I descended the flight OF stone steps
belonging to the Bow Street mansion
more sedately than l had ascended
them. held myself in check, for the
Joy OF the anticipated encounter was
stirring within me. Three days from
now" seemed ages away; three
days" in which l must wait before |
should meet this braggard. and after
him the others. Happily. by that time
the Kings business would be over.
gave myself up to thought. Sir
Raoul Dwight was the cousin OF the
woman | loved. II | put dot to his
life by a slaccado, what then? Would
Mistress Rosemary Allyn think with
amiability OF the man who had given
a coup de grace to Cousin Raoul?'
Such an event would be putting an
end to my own existence, for an ex-
istence without my lady would be
blank indeed TO me. would give
him slight pink, decided, yet
enough to lay him up for time. since
/ owed him malice.
II is true that women either love or
hate; would have her love. II Is
equally trde that women are to be
won; would win her. As a man
puts his hand to the piow and sows.
so shall he reap. Should some day
pluck sweet fruit in that fair garden7
1t was worth striving for. and We
Waters did not bear the motto. "Sic
rolo." for naught.
turned into Drury Lane. passed
a sedan chair and inadvertently I
looked up. Surprised. l looked again
Then / stopped, for in that elegant
conveyance who should sit quite at
her ease but Mistress Rosemary
Allyn's maid-the red.headed maid OF
Castle Drout-oh. ye gods think of
it-a waiting maid in sedan chair
and most gorgeous attendants 1t
had not taken her long TO use my
letter OF credit. as | had called the
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"There-there-no sweets" she mt
In quickly; mo sweets, pray. get
quite enough OF them. like best the
flavor of that rugged country of yours.
Truly enjoyed that little comedy
with an audience of one more than all
my performances at the old Drury."
The handst ne youth with whom I
fought" ! scarcely dared ask. was
he also of your calling"
We'll hardly" she muttered. Then.
throwing back her elaborately.cov.
cred head. said: still he PLAYED no
mean part that day-I almost enyied
him
You do not mean to imply that II
was Mistress Rosemary Allyn" I
gasped.
Again Mistress Nell Gwyn went OF
into paroxysms of laughter.
Yes. Rosemary Allyn" she af
firmed. I'VE shall have to have her
at the Drury. she maketh SO good an
actress"
MY Cod I calculated. What II I
had wounded herr
"A miss is as good as a mile" she
quoted. with volatility. "She has a
wrist like steel; and 1t is not the first
time that she has stood up before one
of your sex and come of victorious" /"
That is why she said that had
Obliged her before" mused.
"You have seen her, then?" she
asked.
Then thought 1t best to tell her of
that meeting from which ! had but
Just comet would not be an unwise
thing to have friend at Court. and
Nell Gwyn. mistress OF the King.
would be no mean friend. It amused
her immensely. for explained to her
who l really was. and my station in
life. which do not think was all new
to her. While stopping at Castle
Drout I imagine the women had had
curiosity enough to hnd out what they
could concerning me.
my dear lady" at length said.
for she had begun to order her maid
about preparatory to changing her
gown for peignoir, - she wished to
rest before the evening performance
mo doubt your time Is precious. but
before ] 80 beg Of you to tell me
what you have done with the paper
ycu cleverly took from ny poctet
that ~ y0n paelNerA6o1 - la6aY4r
e \! 49. "a = I - i 4 q 49,. - -
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and back are I'm
ishcd with an ac-
Gordon platte c d
nOuncc. set on
with a little head.
ing and with n
band of the mate
rial piped with
black. the ends or
n 4 m ontc d with
gold buttons. The
blouse is nccor.
dion plated and
nnishe d In front
with two piped
bands. ornnmentci
with buttons. Sim.
liar bands form the
shoulder straps.
The turn over col
lar IS of white
cloth or silk, trim.
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DO not tribe with me. sweet M
tress Nell" begged.
"WeIl. FIRST 1T me know what you
intend doing with III" she asked.
"Dear Mistress Nell. you would not
have me lightly throw away paper
containing a promise OF marriage with
so renoweed beauty as my Lazy
Felton," I returned.
"Um-- she smiled and her hands
played With the tassels OF her gown
coauettishi.,: "have you ever seer
herr" she asked.
No" I replied. "You see there t
something In store for me, since III
the sparks OF town are mad for lo'.
of her"
1.-The town seems divided between
tho two Mistress Rosemn~
Allyn and Lady FELTON," She 'spoae
sarcastically.
Not divided" corrected LIZ.
They seem to serve with equal 10y
atty both Mistresses,"
The man from Long Haut, hi -
eve.. swears allegiance only to far
lady with big blue eyes-is 1t not so''
she asked.
II I plead guilty to the charge. c.Ji
r..y upon the discretion and he j.
/ of another fair lady with CLOWN
black eyes?" inquired.
She answered my question with 4
! question: Does not all the world
love a Ioyer?" Then: Il will heip
YOU. since | like you, and also bu-
cause | do not think Rosemary 10
suited to Raoul Dwight. But you will
| do well to remember that he is her
cousin"
Il shall not forget It," said grimlS.
NOR that | found him both literally
and fguratively at her feet while his
lips were yet hot from swearing low
\ for Lady FELTON,"
Il see shall have to tell you who
\ has the paper. since you are so denss
/ you cannot guess it," she said. Mis-
tress Rosemary Allyn"
"Ah!" | cried, 1T could not be In
better keeping. Tell her to guard II
| closely until such time as ! shall ask
II of her to return to the lady named
within 1t. Bid her cherish the secret
so the bloods about town. especially
Raoul Dwight. get not hold of IT,.
Give her also assurances of my af.
fectIon. and whisper n good word for
me into her dainty ear"
Have not promised to speed your
wooing? Is not Nell Gwyn's word
worth something?"
Indeed. yes-and thank you" !
| hastened to say.
Before left she gave me as much
/ announcement as this: that my lady
/ was wayward crea.''-e tas II | did
not know. but II | would persevere
-we-she would not say. but !
was vastly heartenCd: so much so
that as bent over her hand. saying
my adieu, her saucy cheeks tempted
me. remembering the time had not
hesltated. take virtue TO myself in
my self.deniai. still believe In show
ing a good pair OF heels at such n
| time. and | waited only to ask:
who was in the coach with you
when It stopped at the White Swan
lnn?"
at was. of course. Mistress Rose.
mary Allyn" she answered.
ITO be continued)
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M}p9udos.ir -
SlfsConfidences

Baby-dresses. built on old.time mod
els. are made dainty with narrow
laces. For the tots who can't wear
short sleeves and low neck, come
guimps OF lace and insertion to wear
with these dresses.
Shocking. done in three little
POINTS. makes an inexpensive. but
Charming, trimming for two-year-
old's morning dresses.
Soft gray suede is the foundation for
beautiful girdle. which is studded
with cut steel beads and ends In q cut
steel buckle.
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hrIm is broad enough to be quite hign
when sheerly turned up In iroh.' a".
gives the effect OF triangular nat =.
sides and back. Folded bands OF rich
.ronze.colored velvet, with hve-
,ooned bow OF the same, laid In front
On upturned brim and resting almost
on the hair. constitute the trimming.
one superb pale rose colored ostr'ch
plume almost encircles the hat. IL
Starts nj the back and continues
around the crown. but at the Iei. siac
Il curls over the brim, and hangs
down toward the back.
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promise of marriage. and II looked as
II she had used II to some effect.
She motioned the man to set her
not seen me. went up to her with a
cynical smile upon my face and care
lessly bending over her whispered:
The sought Is found without seek.
ing. my pretty maid of Castle Drout."
At my words she raised her eyelids
haughtily lowered from the good-nat.
uredly insolent gaze OF the bystand-
ers. and a faint smile crossed her lips.
| answered her smile with: DO
all lady's maids ride in sedan chairs.
and have the world cape ut them in
London town."
Why not?" Again she smiled and
tossed her head. Her seifconceit was
amazing. Then: "So-you have TAX.
en- my advice and come to London"
Yes" nodded. you expected
me-"
Expected you?" she queried; "why
so?"
"Since I said would come" said I.
"Oh, yes, / remember you said you
had message for a lady" she re-
turned.
This was rather too much-to oe
put on the level Of lady's maid like
a lackey.
You should know, since she is or
was your mistress" sneered.
Mistress. All. yes" she muttered.
Have you met her yet?'
Il have seen her." l admitted. but
at your hands expect a more aus
picious meeting. although you have
come up considerably in the world
since saw you last"
glanced significantly at her re-
:inue Of servants. 1t had not taken
her long to become au fait with the
mannerisms Of the London world, for
she answered me with the audacity of
that world:
Yes, rather nice. isn't Il? And
you, my lord. too, are quite a figure
quite ngure."
She looked At me critically.
pough Of persiflage," said J..
shortly. my business with you con.
eeEns papa. stolen BY deft fingers
1T, plnk-palmed hands with tapering
dnDorg, even - your own"
IKE ni1efr - asked. and held
IL ~: 11e1 Wets sucassd n enl.
s.,.1 ~
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med with gold braid and buttons. and
the chemisette is of white lace. Of
which the deep cuffs are also made.
The latter are trimmed with the pipei
bands, and the full sleeves are accor.
dion plated and shirred into the arm.
holes.
. The plated gIrdle is Of the material
trimmed with n pipej band finished
on each side OF the front with but.
tons.
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A Spriru Hat.

Cutely turned up across the front Is
the spring hat Of bronze-colored
erin" or horseshoe braids. The
crown is softly indented on top. The
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is OF white gu.pure.
The sleeves are cntirely l
the outside puns are lie, b |
are finished at the bottom Il
cuffs. ornamented with ND
broidcry. These fare oyr
frills OF white silk or thisl
girdic is OF velvet or sat,
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To Keep Cake frA

An unfailing recipe for
cake perfectly fresh for ~
time Is to keep fresh slices q
the cake box. Change tfsx
become stale.
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spring and summer will delight the
heart Of the summer girl. This ex.
quisite model for to-day is one of the
latest importations from Paris, made
up In fine white poplin. The vest, col.
iar and reveres and lower part Of the
sleeves are delicate shade Of green
siik. covered with all.over lace, and
the re'eres. sleeve rufiies and ends Of
the sleeves are finished with a plsit.
ing OF narrow green ribbon. The
girdie Is OF the green silk. fastened in
'front.' with jeweled buckle.
This blouse would be very effect.
ive made up in white nuns yelling
o. or In any Of the nne whits colored
linens, with any contracting color. as
preferred.
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NJ
china silk blouse sketched
an Enthusiastically French aif
sweet. indeed. will TIE
maiden look who Is TO wear =
The yoke. collar and slew
are OF nne white lace. win
band and straps Of rows o.
The fulness at the top Of
IL gathered in under the
band and at the bottom .
with . shirred girdle Of ne
sleeve II . pretty mousq.]
feet. sfinished with a dainty
Fine lawn with delicate o.,
broidery. pretty dimitie''
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AA@n ft2zlaz A4.
M7 WHAT SMART WOMEN ARE WEARING T
dHNw WIN - Q =

Leather belts for ch,,x
every shade to match. ~
with. the little Russian ~
they are worn with.
Soft. fiimy chiffon is III
slrdlcs high all the ~, \
especially 80 directly Il \
back.
colored spangles are h
too: silver on white. r,ss
End silver and gold tore,ls
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cI.l.s Dress Of arinh. Bed.

The skirt is gathered at the top and
has a plain front breadth. The sides
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cHILp's FRgNct, Fnocx

TINS litsie Parisian ffoeh, desjxued
,es : msdelncle = NJ ~ modists, VIM
- t6and 6quaity W ~ 111iIS y, II ~
I |srslI y. 1A'smlsficsn A eousis 4 Shjs s1Isst
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OF Pastel Blue v.u

The fronts. which cross 4
finished with Wide bands d \
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Their New Corr

Vheir New cer,r /
Women are to no loars
peculiarly low corset. nsI
change to the Marie Arts.
ions. The straight. hirA
front is required to give ,k.,l
the straight line require }
bust line to the deep polr
built on Queen Anne line, \
sets are luxurious. with MI
wood and Iron. such as ,hr|
and her ladies endured. nj
front effect Is thus retainst.
elongated. And there are N
ers! It is said that an al
the day of Queen Anne aru|
traces of these same sup,~,
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stIII Wear e.ear.,. slou...

o. ospaVate oIoUooo.
% much has been said and written
! ABOUT the going out Of the senarsto
blouse one hesitates to buy or hsvS
mAoe anythins bordering % tkeee
hnes. From present Indicate icrs. ns,ss,
ever they VIII " q nscea,sS ~ n,
nilady's wardrobe = sver.
.anvf ~ cl5se 81 ctsI.. y I 7 & J;
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-08
THE TRIBAL
TAX SITUATION
Roosevelt Approves the Action
of Secretary Hitchcock

The tribal tax ambroglio at MusBo-
gee has reached the aecute stage, and
is receiving serious consideration by
oe'cials at Washington
Secretary Hitchcock has consulted
the president and reiterates his deter
mination to collect the tax now, arid
without further interference Of tie
local authorities at Muskogee.
The action Of NJ gor Fite in holding
the Indian police who were arrested
last week has arc lsed the ire Of gov
ernment officials at Washington and,
il is said, lnspeeto J. George Wright
is being censured for allowing the Ia
dian policemen tote interferred with.
W. NJ. Melette, the district attdr.
neg Il dancing 4 iiy N his efforts 80
carry out tile instrt ctions from Wash
ington and 70 steer clear o. local en-.
tanglements.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-08
WILL BUILD
FRAME DEPOT
City Council Grants the Katy
This Privilege.

The city council met IN regular seS-
sion last night at the city hail with
all members present except Aldermen
Wilkinson and Deck The only busi-
ness transacted at last nights meeting
was the granting Of permission to the
NJ X. q II, railway company 60 erect
a frame depot within the city Of
Ninita. The Katy's new depot is TO
be on tile same plan as the one now
under construction at South McAles-
ter and work will begin as soon as the
one at South McAlester Is completed.
The council took recess until this
afternoon at o'clock when they met
again TO complete the business Of the
city.