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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-09
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|WHITNEY COLORS IN FRONT
ON TWO SONS OF HAMBURG
Jockey Hildebrand
Is Pilot of Both
Winners.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BELMONT PARK, May S.-The
light blue and brown racing silks or
Harry Payne Whitney were victorious
twice to-day. In the opening event
Battle Axe carried them TO an easy
victory, while in the third race Prince
Hamburg stood long hard drive and
secured the decision BY head. The
colors are those of the late William
c. Whitney. They have not been seen
in race since the autumn meeting at
Jamaica in 1903. when Gunfire won
an overnight handicap. locked Hill
debrand piloted both winners.
FIRST RAcE-Four and half furlongs;
straIghtaway; maiden two-year-olds; purse:
le to 5-Battle-Axe. liz CHildbnd) = 1S
g to 5-Don Diego, ,d12 Davis. Oh 2s
Time. "a. Start fair. Won driving Win
ner H. P. whitney's b. or br c.. by Hamburg
away, st. Ursula. The Poet. Cherwell. Queen
F1orentine and Sir Tristan finished as named
SECOND RAcE-Four and half furIonss;
straightaway: two-year-olds selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to Astronomer. 1O2 (RomellD y II
Z to 5--Veribest s5 (Diggins). q 81
Time. :54 IS. Start fair. Won driving.
Chime. Guy Mannering. Gold Coin. Odd Ella.
Gentian and Eileen Burn finished as named
THIRD RACE-six furiongs; straightaway;
maiden three year ods and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin
z TO pr. Hamburg 100 (Hildbd) III
to 1-Mgraine. IS Baird. 2 u 26
to 1-Sprakers. 9S (Crimmins).. An 81
Winner II. P. Whitney's b. c.. by Hamburg
Mabel Thistledale. High Life. Renault.
Masaniello Castor RoIy Polly Fortune Hun
ter. Gambler and Sun Clint finished as named
FOURTH RACE-six furiongs: the croton.
A
straightaway:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. St q Fin.
TO wild Mint. los CBurns). 1 u
10 to 1-spring, los (Creamer).. 83 III
TO 1-spg. Star. 50 Powers) u 3s
Time, 1:13. Start poor Won driving Win
Cake. Blandy. Uncas. Roseben. Pasadena.
King Pepper. Merry Lark. Trapper finished as
named.
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; three-year-olds
and up: seven furlongs: straightaway:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to Palette. 113 (odom)... "a 1 1
Is to 1-Toi San. 115 (OConnor) 3 IL
Is to 5-Zeala, 124 CIV. Davis).. g 8
Time. 1 81 2-5 Start good. Won cleverly.
Winner. Boston Stables bay hlly. by Ben
Brush Bonnie Lee. Diamond Flush. Inspira-
ton finished named
SIXTH RACE-Handicap for three-year-oids
and up; one mile:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St q Fin
to 5-Rap. Water 123 (Lyne) III
5 to 2-Dandelion. 1o5 (Baird).: n 26
Time. 40 2-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner, E. E. Smathers bay colt. by Rapeio-
Water Girl. VoadaS, Graziallo finished as
named.
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HARLEM HANDICAP A FEATURE.

NEW YORK, May S.-The Harlem
handicap, at one mile, will be the fea-
ture event tomorrow at Belmont
Park. The days entries:
First race. six furlongs, selling straight
Keator 106 Lochinvar 101 Tommy waddell
104 Jackstaff 1O4. Aeronaut 1O4 Supreme
Court 81 Miss Modesty SO. Hannibal Bey 81,
Fiat o. The Gadiy "a Ismailian SO. Drone
90 Jerry c 100, Maid of Timbuctoo SO.
Second race. five furlongs straight two
-olds-Gold Badge 113. Merry Boy no.
Israefel no.
Third race, four and half furlongs.
straight two-year-old FLIES and geldings-
Miss Point 1O7 Coincidence 107, Ignita Marie
107. Bivouac 107. Pythia 10T Pamela 10T.
Fourth race mile the Harlem-Little
EN- III Red knight ia. Dekaber Ill. Lord
Badge Ill. Canteen LOG. Sidney c. Love 100,
Palette 10l. De Reszke 100. GilDin 50.
Fifth race furlongs, main track, sell
ing-Arabo 11s Oarsman lie. Siglight log,
Jack Ratlin fOS Orfeo los. Red Knight 113.
Neptunus 101, Gold Dome Ill. Monte Carlo
113 Ismailian S. Jerry 90
Sixth race one and sixteenth miles. handi-
cap-Dekaber 100 Preen III. F1yback 112.
Bouvier 95.
Weather clear. Track fast.
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Hurdle Handicap for caribbean.

HuftfIe HdmUICdp Tut LdrUEHdn.
KANSAS CITY, NO.. May s.-Elm Ridge
racing results:
First race. four and half furlongs-Hadur
won Favorita second Parvo third Time. $50
Second race seven furIongs-John Carroll
won, Lindsay Gordon second. Schoolcraft third.
Time 1:27h.
Third race one mile-Berry Hughes won,
Adare second Arc Light third. Time. lao.
Fourth race, hurdle handicap. $1,000 added
Cardigan won. Ruth's Rather second. Chara-
wind third Time :4s%-
Fifth race and sixteenth mtles-Sis
Lee won. Ara second. Bryan third. Time,
:46L.
Sixth race six ADMINISTRATIONS won. ST.
lent Water second Rag Tag third. Time.
HAY.
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NEW Y0RK SELECTIONS.
fBy the New York TeIeEraph.)

(By the New York Telegraph)
First race-The Gadfly. Supreme
Court. Tommy Waddell.
Second race-Merry Boy, Gold
Badge, Izrafel.
Third race-COmedienne, Pythia,
BiyOuac.
Fourth race-Sidney C. Love, Gill
pin. Red Knight.
Fifth race-Jerry @, Oarsman, Red
Knight.
Sixth race-FIyback. Preen, Deka-
Der.
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Marvin Hart Defeats willie.

PHILADELPHIA, May S.-Marvin
Hart of Louisville, KY, had the best
of a poor six-round bout with John
Willie of Chicago tonight at the
washington Sporting Club. Hart was
the aggressor throughout. hitting Will
lie almost where he pleased, while the
Chicago man did little more than try
to avoid punishment. Only small
crowd witnessed the bout.
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ARMY OF THE UNEMPLOYED
Is MARCHING UPON LONDON
Headed by a Band, Striking Boot
Workers Start to Lay Grievances
Before War Office.

LONDON, May 8. - A hundred
picked men from the striking army OF
boot workers of Northamptonshire,
accompanied by band of music,
started on foot to-day for London
to Law their grievances before the
war Office. 1t is expected that their
ranks will be swelled by unemployed
nersons at each stopping place. BY
the time the metropolis is reached 1T
is expected that the strikers force
will be of formidable proportions.
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Japanese Nine Plays to-day.

Recreation Park Will Be the scene
of another international oasepail
game this afternoon at o'clock.
The Waseda University nine, cham
pions of the land of the Mikado. will
endeavor to lower the colors of the
formidable ST. Mary's College team,
intercollegiate champions of Califor-
MIA. The game will be interesting,
owing to the fact that 1t is the last
game in which the public will De able
to see either team in action.
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ELM RIDGE SELECTIONS.

First race-Corrigan entry, Mohur,
Polly Forest.
Bath. Merces
Third race-Rebo, Clifton Forge,
MOdred Law.
Fourth race Bondage, Berry
Hughes, Thistle Do.
Fifth race-Helgerson, Falernfan,
GOldspot.
Sixth race-Chalk Hedrick, Envoy.
Sid Silver.
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JOCKEY FULLER MAY sUocUMB.
Famous Race Rider Is Suffering From
Blood Poisoning.

NEW YORK. May SIT was re-
ported this evening that Jockey G.. c.
Fuller is dying in st. Mary's Hospital
at East New York. Fuller was
thrown with his mount. Witful. in the
Excelsior handicap by the swerving
of Preen. Fuller was stepped on by
one of the field and his right kneecap
was screwed. Blood poisoning has set
in and the doctors entertain no hope
for his recovery. Fuller was regarded
as one of the leading jockeys Of the
world.
Two years ago he won the Futurity
with Sidney Paget's Hamburg Belle,
receiving a cash guaranty of $4,000.
win or lose. In a sensational finish in
which his riding counted heavily.
Fuller also landed Africander winner
over Herbert in the Suburban.
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Hackenschmidt Is Kept Busy.

MONTREAL. May s. = Hacken-
schmidt tonight undertook to throw
Maupus, the Canadian champion,
three times in one hour. He accom-
plished the task with ease in twenty
one minutes and eighteen seconds.
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Reecher Beats Luralighter.

ST. LOUIS, May s.-Union Park racing re-
suits:
ceIapias second Pillar third. Time. ILL.
second race four and a half furlongs-Polly
Prm won. Albion second. Suliey third. Time,
Isl AS.
Third race, six furlongs-Lady Ray won.
Irish level second Ike third. Time. % 2-5.
Fourth race one mile and a sixteenth
Beecher won. Luralighter second. De Russy
third Time 1 so.
Fifth race. one mie-Watermelon won. Mary
Worth second Sarner third. Time, AS Is
SIKH race five furiongs-Hilarfty won,
Soundly second, Cuttica third Time. 1:0S 10.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
$50 ! ! :: :. BLOOD 81 !: j !;
q N1S@~ IS. S. $. for the blood" has grown to be

% cSE/SL IS S. for the blood has grown to be-
household When the utofo
treatment Of
thousands
all other blood
circulation
During
tern he natura
suffering
nc nao NO
failed perform their full
accumulated n myself
columbus ONO VICTOR
sorbed With eo ana Washington Aves
ing of Spring and
off
Boils
for this condition. it clears the blood of all
Sores and Ulcers Scroua Contagious Blood Poison all
the blood cured by S. Book the blood
sired free of charge THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA Ga
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81. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-High Chance, King
Waldo, Is a Daisy.
Second race-Beknighted, Inspec-
tor Halpin, Fancy Dress.
Third race-Security, Birmingham,
Tennes entry.
Fourth race-FirebaIl, Broomhan-
die, Angleta.
Fifth race - Behoove, Bucc1euth,
Sixth race-velos, Water Cure,
Bravery.
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Eed fielding gave Philadelphia to-day's game.
WsddeI had the local team at his mercy.
Attendance, 1OO0. Score: r II. L.
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures
Batteries-Patten and Kittredge Waddell
and Schreck.
BOSTON. May S.-Boston's errors were costly
to-day six OF the visitors runs resulting
tirely from misplays by the home team. At
tendance. 5000. Score: R. II. E.
New York 10 3
Boston ~
Batterles-Orth and Kleinow; Young, Gibson
and Criger.
CLEVELAND Ohio. May s-Cleveland lost
10 Chicago to-day. Rain fell when Chicago
was at bat in the sixth and Hess was unable
10 prevent the visitors from hitting safely.
Attendance. 1000. Score: r. H. f.
Cleveland .--------.-.-.-.--'-- ~
Chicago II /
Batteries-Hess and Buelow: Smith and Nc
Fsrland.
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OVERALL LOSES
A CLOSE CAME
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American Leasue.l
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


PITTSBURG. May S.-A passed ball and ar
error gave Pittsburg run and the other
was battel in, and Cincinnatfs run was made
with hit an out and steal home. Score:
R. H. z.
NlnclllaQ
Batteries-Phiilipi and Carisch: Overall and
Schley. Umpires-Emslie and Bsuswine.
NEW YORK. May s..Poor fielding by Bos-
ton and heavy batting by New York gave the
local team another victory to-day. Attendance,
1900 Score: R. II. e
tloStvH --s-----.---.
new 1Oih------- ---------..-- II
Batteries-Wilis. Wilhelm and Needham;
Taylor and Bowers. Umpre-O' Day.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY S.-Despite the nu-
naerous errors to-day. there was some good
fielding by both Brooklyn and Ph1adelphia
The visitors and the hits of the locals
we're opportunely and Brooklyn again de-
feated. Attendance. 1000 Score: r. H. e
Brooklyn IL 3
l'nllaoeiTnla ID
Bstteries-Jones and Bergen; Caldwell ano
Doom. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WASHINGTON Nav S-Washfngton's rag
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PHILADELPHIA. May s.-J Hampton
Moore, chief Of the Bureau OF Manufactures
in the DEPARTMENT of Commerce and Labor at
washington will resign to become president
OF the City Trust Company of Philadelphia.
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There are a lot of people who would
rather gather to-morrow's thistles
than to-day's figs.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WASHINGTON. May s.-Washington's rag
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One mile; selling; purse

Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St y Fin.
to 1-Canejo. 116 GHerberD. IL 3
10 to III. OF Day, 100 tCrswte) 31a21
Time. ;56%. Start poor. Won easily.
Winner. J. ]. Ellerd's oh. M, by Royal Flush
Lady Emma. Jack Little ia. Rey Dare 1f3
Lily Golding 95. Suburban Queen 116, Upper
cut Ill, Mr.. Dingle 121. Homage 116, finished
as named.
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KENILwoRTH PARK ENTRIES.

The entries for to-days races at
Kenilworth Park follow:
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and used by thousands of PEG
to all other blood purifiers. II
penetrates the circulation ant
also builds up the entire syste:
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FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs; Opening
handicap: purse $500:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to Nv. King, 1o7 tBzemn) n
II to 10-Sad Sam, 118 tMcClees) 1 4
to I'D. Boland, 1o2 CT NJ 6 81
Time CS. Start good Won easily. Win
ner. J. f. Winters CHI. h., by kantaka-Gene-
We've. Marlborough 104, also ran.
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500:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
13 to 1O-Pachuca, 100 (Fsntain) l 8 1 5
to 2-Prestolus, Ill tWrighU 1 2 az
Is TO IL o. u, 116 (RusselD. 81 "a
Time, :56a4. Start fair. Won galloping
Winner. Napa Stock Farms CHI. m, by Cright.
ton herese Step Around lie. Macene o.
Formita 9s, Technique los, finished as named
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Personal Notes.

Persons having friends as guests and desire the
publication of the same will please send their
names to this Office EDITORS
Mrs Joseph II. Dandy. of Hampstead, spent the
past week with her sister, Mrs. George Carr, OF
SmdllwoOd.
EG. Sellers, of Manchester and niece. Mrs. C
LintZ, and of Marysville, Ohio visited their
cousin, Mrs John Bernstein, this city. this week.
Raymond Flickinger. of Frederick county, spent
last Sunday with friends at Freedom.
Miss Oudia FIickiuger. of Frederick county, has
returned from very pleasant visit to Der sister,
Mrs II. NJ. Dunlap, in Baltimore.
Mr., Clarence Fliekinger of Baltimore, spent last
saturday and sunday with his father Mr.. Rufus
Fhckinger, of Frederick county.
Mr.. SeweI E ston, of Winfield spent several
days in Baltimore last week
Mr. Horace Dunlap of Philadelphia is spending
some time with Mr.. Rufus FlcSinger, OF Frederick
county.
Mr. Robert stevenson, of Baltimore. and Mr.. and
Mrs Ell. BowerSox and children spent last Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. Joshua :. stevenson, near TINS
city
Mr. Charles c. Gorsuch, having sold his residence
in this city, has taken rooms at The Westminster
where he will make his future home.
Misses Nora DuvaIl, near wardedsburg, and Beth
Burlington. of Baltimore, visited relatives and
friends in Union Bridge during the past week
Mr. Ed. Bowersox and family of near Reese
have moved to the l. ;. Patterson farm, near Louis
vile.
Mr. ard Mrs Peter Buchanan of HoucksyiIIe,
this county have issued invitations TO the marriage
Of their daughter. Miss Nora Agnes, 10 Mr.. George
m. in Wesley Chapel VI. Z. Church. reception
" III DC held At the brides home, Cottage mil
from TO / p. Mr.. Buchanan is a member OF the
Board of school Commissioners, and Mr. Capie is
the obligiug and weli-kuowu assistant TO the sup
criuiendent DR.. simpson.
Miss Beth Burlington of Baltimore. has returned
home after spending several days with her cousin,
Miss Mona Duvali, near WaTheldsburg.
MIR. and Mrs. Z O. Grimes Jr., who LEFT for Cali
foruiA. on Thursday Of last week. arrived al Wood
land. in that STATE, Monday. passing through
severe SNOW storm Of two hours duration.
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GREAT CHANGE IN BALTIMORE.
Disappointing Attendance Al Anti
Amendment Meeting.



The raazs.sascliug u! the Democratic Anti
Poe Amendment Association held Al Lyme
Hall asst a1xhl Mas : disappointment 20 those
zbo Arc active ia opposing the amendment.
Every effort IN Oh the ball bad been made,
sks meeting bad been well advertised and II
~as tally expected that there woald b. De
moustrai,on Of Kind 10 create an impression
upou the mad Of the public that the senil-
urui within the party against the suffrage
amendment j. overwhelming. While the
.pe-ches we're able and eloquent, the crowd
wAs act there, and from the viewpoint Of num'
bers the meeting Was a failure.
Upon the stage there sere 40 persons and
the galleries contained about 10, In The
main body II the auditorium there were great
many vacant seats. The ouly part OF the hall
that was hilei Werr the boxes. In these were
number Of well known men and women
she vigorously appAaded the speakers and
displayed corsiderAblr enthusiasm.
While a iarge majority Of those present
were undoubtedly IN sympathy with the pur
pos. OF tbe meeting. which was to oppose The
amendment there NKs considerable sprlnG'
hing OF prO-AmeHdm~nt Democrats, rarnea
larry IN the rear Of the ball. These stood and
criticised the gathering There were also a
number If we'll known Republican polI''eens
In tbe hall and lev negroes.
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nnInninwn district liens.

The many friends 81 Mis-. Nellie. daughter Of HaF-
y Weaver. W no has been critically il with typhoid
fever in Baltimore. " 90 uc glad So kuow that she
has sufficiently recovered 90 DC hruught home. she
was accompanied by Miss Breadcu. 2raiact uufse.
OF Franklin square Hospital
Mrs. Missouri RJutson. Of town, IS visiting her
sons in BALTIMORE.
Miss Margaret Cover Is yisBiRs her brothers, Eli
ward G. aud Thomas Cover 80 Easton
EX-Cuunty Commissioner lAuie Dicbl. % Eyef-
green Lawn is visiting his daughter Mrs. l.. X.
Brumbaugh. az OranEe. y. J.
Mrs Francis jordan will spgld tie winter with
Or and Mrs Jesse Englar lulnutown-
Carroll Weaver. of Baltimore. spent sunday IN
his parents Harry Weaver Aud W lie, Unioutowu
Joseph l. Hsincs aud wife, Of Forest Home, have
been attending Friends yearly meeting ia Ralu-
more. this week.
Mrs Vernon smith and daughter Ruth. OF shady
Grove Pa. and Frank Keindo.iHT. Of Baltimore, are
guests OF their parents Charles Keiudollar and
wife Clear Ridge.
William Baker aud wife, Of Bark Hil. and Aaron
Plowman and wife. Of Clear Ridge, visited Ran
dolph IeatherwoOd, Cranberry Valley. on sands
The woman's Home and Foreign Missionary 50
ciety of 81 Paul's Lutheran Church, UuiOntOwu,
will hold their annual Thank Offering al tbs pAg-
souage on saturday afternoon. November
There will be Communion st BauSt Church, sun
day. Rev. q. W. Baughmau, pastor
William SegaiOOse Is adding porch, by p ieet,
to his residence in Uui0utown-
Aaron piOWmau, Of Clear Ridge. has had his
house painted. James Waltz did the work
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K. OF P. BANQUET.
Union Bridge Knights of PythiaS Hold a
Banquet and Entertain Members
of Visiting Lodges.
Reported for the Democratic Advocate.

Reported for the Democratic Advocate.
The annual banquet of Calanthe Lodge,
No. 1873. Knights of Pythias, of Union Bridge,
was held in the Town Hall Tuesday evening,
October 3Ist, and was the most successful
banquet given by that lodge, about $50
Knights with their wives and sweethearts
being present. The hall was beautifully deco
rated, and during the banquet the following
excellent program was rendered: Music, Or
chestra: Invocation, Rev. F. A. Cook; Our
Guests, KIT Rev, E. I. Read; Music, Orches-
ira; The Grand Lodge, G. c., Rena S. Harp;
Solo. Mrs. Charles Martin; Keep Prosperous,
G. K. of r. & S., James Whitehouse; The
Order, p c., H. D. Etchison; Solo, Kt. j.
w. Little; Our Ministerial knights, p. c., Z.
W. Stinespring; Why | am Knight, P. G.,
I. A. Kaufman; Music, Orchestra. The
menu was elaborate, and consisted of roast
chicken, cold ham, tongue, cranberries. celery,
pickles, potato salad, cheese, deviled eggs,
Saratoga chips, cold slaw, toasted crackers,
biscuits, ice cream, cake, fruit, bon bons and
coffee.
The refreshment committee consisted of
Mrs l.. C. Smith, chairman; Mrs. c. K.
Gray, Mrs F. H. Young, Mrs. R. C. Gilbert,
Mrs. W. F. Gilbert, assisted by % young
ladies.
Prior 10 the banquet the ranks of Page and
Knight were conferred upon a class OF 20
candidates by the Ampli6ed Rank Team of
the lodge, which is second to none in the State.
The committee of arrangements were l..
c. Smith, C. Z. Gray, r. c. Gilbert, J. II.
Young, W. j. Ebbert, A. A. Haines, +. /.
Read, j. c. Hartman, }. W. Roth, NJ. L.
Haines and Lin Stephens, TO whom too much
praise can not be given.
Seventy eight visitors were present from
Charity Lodge, of Westminster, who returned
home by special train after the festivities, as
we'll as visitors from Frederick, Taneytown,
Frizellburg and other places.
The button with the inscription Say
What is it p was much in evidence, and the
curious were told lit is the jubilee to be held
at the Lyric Theatre, Baltimore, December !,
to commemorate the 3Sth anniversary of the
founding of the order in Baltimore, AT which
time class varying from 100 TO 1000 will be
initiated by the Degree Team Of Mountain
City Lodge, of Frederick. 1t is expected
$1,000 Knights of Pythiss will attend the
jubilee.
Already Calanthe Lodge are arranging to
run an excursion to Baltimore 10 the lubIlee,
and Charity Lodge, of this city, expects to be
by at least l25.
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thuse presrui wgrc Misses suscc Hcf3ag Carrie
Hsw ltt Fannie. Ida ab8 Eisia Toues Marjorie sn5
virginia Sptcehrg and GrEeC Rsageiy. Ness.
Adclph ASH Jack Ncgcrrusl. Nathan sssr-ey % Ne
Airy. Lee WArdc,d. Nili ald Ton Hel.ns aud
others.
Al iaiAns ehild % M AnI Mr. Alleri uuleres
diesi here asl saturday AMI wes car.e1 ta sPrius-
Hcta Cemetery Monday.
The ladies' Of .ac EpsscuFa J1lFC se-t % have
ga oyster supper .u tae lyce2n Hex' Thursday y,
Noy cHlhcr .
The many friends % Henry sgreaker rvgrrt is
hear that his cuuditun Is not Improved Mg.
~;rrtker has been iu Tor SOME days % hls hosne
mesr Bcrres
pa "Wednesday evening the fourth aancr VAS held
a. he Lycrum. and WAS largely Sgtcudsd. " bile
the music highly CpGapi4mcutcd The ucNi
dance viii b. held On the la;h Instant