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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04
IakInu steps 70 stop boycott.

Washington. July 3.-The Chinese
government has taken steps to stop
the anti-AmericAn agitation and boy.
colt against American goods. Minis.
ter Rockhill at Pekin today cabled
the state department that after repeat
ed and urgent representations from
the American lgation. orders have
been issud from the Chinese foreign
once 10 all vieoroys and governors In
the empire 10 cease aati-American
agitation and attempted boycott
against American goods.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04

about last March. Tired and worn
from strain of Overwork he was or
dered by his physicians to make a
trip abroad in order to obtain special
treatment and a complete rest. Some
Indication Of the secretary's condition
was TO be found In mis- collapse on the
steamship pier in New York city just
az he was about to board the White
Star liner Cretlc bound for the Med.
iterranean sea. Secretary Hay, how.
ever. was determined to continue his
trip, and he was carried on board 10
his cabin. He improved and finally
went to Bad Nauheim, where he took
the baths and seemed to be improv
tng. The return from Europe was
made about a fortnight ago.
Secretary Hay spent q few days at
his daughters residence at Bayslde,
L, l., and a few days later he went TO
Washington TO take up for a brief
period his duties as secretary OF state
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04
PrIsOner Released by Friends.

san Domingo Republic OF Santo no.
mingo. July Friends OF General
Gandelario de lARosa, who was a Do.
litical presinocr AT BarShona. on thu
bay de NebS, m the southern part Of
the republic have released him from
prison by force Several men were
k':,ed or wounded during the ARRAY
General Dc lARosS aud his party have
left Barahona for the mountains. The
government is sending Troops there 70
maintain order and the United states
cruiser DssAlolnes has gone 20 bar
AhonA to protect the custom house
The rest OF the republic S quiet Gen
eral Demetrio Rodrigu,E q prominent
factor In Dominican politics has az.
rived here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04
AArrLEsHrP KNrAz porEMKINE,

day night say the city up to that time
was quiet but that the place had the
appearance OF being under the occu'
patton OF a hostile army. Groups OF
soldiers were stationed at every hun
dred PAGES in the streets and by order
OF the government the electric light
and gas were cut on. leaving the
streets In complete darkness. Rail.
way communications In the norah
were interrupted for -four days.
Later in the day a private message
was received from Odessa saying that
the hres were extiusulshed and that
the sender anticipated anticipated abe
town would resuNe ita normal state
In a few days. directly after the trcu.
bic with the feet IL settled.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04
Excitement Runs Hlah.

Nashville, Tenn. July 3 Excite
ment continues at fever heat at SCOTS.
vile, KY, caused by the negro popu.
lstiou Of the place 10 retaliate on the
white people II the alleged negro in.
cendiaries are lypched. The feeling
among the white people is 40 intense
that II is feared that tn Jail will be
that Il is feared that the jail win be
organized. AS precautionary meas.
ure two OF the negroes charged with
arson have been removed to Bowling
Green. KY. for safe keeping Judge
Galloway has been asked to convene
a special term OF court to try the sus.
pecaed negroes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04

Xeaia. o.. July 3.---The sewers OF
xenia we're nusbed VITA hundreds Of
barrels q beer. nOswtths,anding his
d dry town and hydrAnt water y
plentiful u vas caused By TIE visi'
% eovegpaieut Inspector from Day
tpA q - Brissle a Reading bFvweEy,
= "A ormeriy manufactured Weita
A 4 asg toeu beverage. bus TniFA
ftsI e4s y ha
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04
Dissatisfaction Among stnksrA

Chicago. July 3.-Dsssatisfaction Is
a result Of q partial lack q funds 70
pay strike benefits. Unless the strike
leaders are able promptly TO solve che
financial problem confronting them a
break In the drivers ranks. Il was
said, might be ioked for within q few
days. Secretary Charles SAgsrstsom
Of the finance committee Of the team
sters' Joint eoTneil. however. said ali
payments would be met this ufssr-
noon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04
soLoNs DENoUNcE LYNcHlNo.
Georgia Legislature oeplores Unfortu.
nate Affair In State.

Atlanta, July 3--The house Of repre-
sentatives unanimously adopted a ros
olution severely condemnIng the action
o7 the mob which took eight prisoners
from the jail at Watkinsville in Oco
nee county and fynched them, and
calling upon the governor 60 offer re.
wards and to use every means 10 his
power to bring the offenders TO speedy
Justice.
The resolution which was offered by
M Wright, Of Richmond. created quite
a little stir In the house when IL was
read. II was soon apparent. however,
that the only OPPOSITION coming from
DR.. Whi,l,y. OF Douglas. who finally
supported the resolution after the
adoption OF an amendment condemn
ing the crimes committed by the vic
tins OF the lynchlng, as well as the
lynchlug itself.
The resolution as passed calls on
the governor not only TO offer rewards
for the apprehension OF the guilty
parties. bu; TO send the solicitor gen
eral or the attorney general to the
scene OF the crime. and to employ suit
able detectives to prosecute the In
CURRY to the fullest extent with . view
10 bringing the members Of the mob
TO speedy justice.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04
HARROR or ODESSA.

"a received in London continue to con-
niot While private telegram this
morning confirms the report Of the mu-
tiny on board a second Russian battle
ship another message sent OF at about
midnight says that when Vice Admiral
Kruger's squadron departed the admir-
al left behind two battleshlps at the
urgent request OF abe military COVER.
nor. who was distrustful OF the situa.
ton, even with 10000 troops at his
disposal. II is considered possible
that this may have given rise to the
story denying the surrender Of abe
Knlaz Potemkine.
Specials from Odessa dated late Fri.
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light passed without an untOward in

night passed without an untoward in
cident.
The stiffness was occasionally brok-
en- by distant rifle shoas evidently sig
mails between the troops who bivOuack-
ed in the various suburbs. Otherwise
all was quiet. The exodus continues by
every train II IL necessary to book
seats several days ahead At the
railroad station this morning the cor
respondent heard a Russian OFFER a
hundred roubles for 3 travellers ave
rouble ticket to BfTsdla.
The terror OF the situation IL largely
kept up by the social Democrats pro-
claiming that Odessa hss commenced
the revolution.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04

Wheeling, w. Va, July 3.-Secre.
tary OF War w. II. Taft and party,
who left Washington last night en-.
route to San Francisco. on their Phil.
ippine trip, heard OF Secretary Hays
death at Renwood Junction early TO.
day. They were grieved beyond ex'
preston. Secretary Taft said the
death OF the distinguished diplomat
and scholar was a great shock to him.
It was believed the demise OF Mr..
Hay would stop the Philippine trip,
but MIR. Taft said he would be guided
by the desires OF the president. He
stated that he would wire Washington
at once and the movements of the
party would depend absolutely upon
the wishes Of Mr. Roosevelt. Secre-
tary Hays death has saddened the
spirits of the entire party.
Secretary Taft said;
Secretary Hay was q very remark.
able man. He was Americas pre-
mier diplomat and handled European
politics with splendid detail and plan,
He was delightful associate In the
cabinet, Ills close acquaintance with
all countries extended down TO the
present period, and gave him a versa
tility that was unmatehable. He was
full OF apt stories and Illustrations,
and was In every sense "a the word
an ideal companion He was an ex.
ample Of sweetness and light, His ma.
ture was tender and affectionate, and
he will be missed not only for his
knowledge OF statecraft. but because
OF the charm that he brought to the
cabinet table, lie had achieved the
greatest victories in the diplomatic
field and the country has sustained a
distinct loss In his death"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04
Womsns RIah.s Asyossts go.

New York. July S.--Ars Augusta
0aplu. one Of the hes, AnoNu 40
mas rights agitstorp IN The country
Is dead from pneumonia IN a ha,ptst
here. she was " years oll sui haJ
been M week. Mrs. Ohspiu va. q
doctor II divinity prominsr, Boo .er
UniVersalis; church She va, rr..
pastor Of the Mount Vernon Cu.,.-s.
lss church, and az dihsreut um.. .,
capis3 the palpits u xafloas c-uei.
* ga, eeaamiasiloo thkonrho .e
ceaall Hle0 sci $40 Il.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04
WANT couNTRvmEN TO HELP.
San Francisco PIsesrded with Appeals
to Chlnamen.

10 OUtVoFWCUs
san Francisco. July 3.--Chinstown
is placarded with exhortations to the
Chinese to join with their fellow coun.
trymen in China for the repeal OF the
exclusion laws and a similar notice
OF concerned movement has been post.
ed on the door OF the Chinese consul
ate in this city.
Meetings are being held and money
subscribed to further the effort to open
the doors TO collie labor. The cir
cular which has aroused most atten.
ton Is thaa issued by the general
society Of Chinese residing in the Unit.
ed States. This circular proclaims
that II is an organization Of leading
Chinese both In this country and ~
China for the passing through con.
gress of the act of repeal, and states
that It has a treasury Jointly in the
United States and in China, the stock
of which vii be sold for 81 a share.
All money collected In this way Is to
go Immediately to the promotion of
unrestricted Chinese Immigration,
other circulars bring attention to the
boycott now declared In several parts
OF the empire against American mer.
chants but what action vii be taken
on these is left to the six companies
which arrogate all decisions on com.
mercial questions to themselves. II
Is impossible to tell with accuracy
from what sources the posters origin.
ated
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04
SEVEN INJURED m
RAILROAD WRECK
Traffic Is Suspended For Over
/, Fifteen Hours.
Gov. VARDAMAN ON THE TRAIN
While None Of the injured Are Report
ed Fatally Hurt, Yet aoms Of Them
Are In a Serious condItlon-cause
Of the Wreck Unknown.

New Orleans, July "a special =
the States from Jackson says:
THE eastbound passenger train on
the Queen and Crescent was wrecked
at midnight just beyond Pearl river
bridge near here. None of the pas
sengers was killed but several were
quite sriously injurd ana trafic was
tied up for Is hours. The accident
Is thought TO have been due TO a de
fectiye flange on one OF the engines
wheels. or the displacement OF the
switch aa which II occurred. The en-
CINE. matt car baggage coach aud
combination coach left the rails and
were all badly damaged.
The injured are William Jones, white.
Meridian; Sampson Bell, negro. Bran.
don; Cargill Donaldson. negro, Jack
son; Quinun Vaughn, porter. jackson;
J. A. Jones, express messenger, Mer.
dian; J. ]. Dongssree. negro. mai
agent; Eugene Blakely, negro, fire
man.
Engineer Heron put the brakes on
when he felt the train leaving the
rails and undoubtedly prevented abe
loss of many lives. Governor Varda.
man was In one OF the slespers and es-
capped with a shaking up The prop.
~ loss was heavy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04

Montgomery. Ala. July 3.-Tht
state Bar Association d In session.
President Thomas n RouIhac read bis
address. The leading speakers O,
the day wsEe W. l. cAamkers. OF
washingten. manber of the Spanish
var clalma commisson. On the MN,
istry Of law. and Hon. y. W. Judd
81 Nashville. on the fDertssnsA amend.
meat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04

htaf, we're Summoned, but they
4t the bedside only to find thlr
aiaked parent dead.
secretary yesterday had passed
ihnet comfortable day since his
NJ began . week ago, He was
s % slt Up. The patient had bid
bis wife ane physicians good night
O'Clock last night, An hour la.
b sRs sleeping quietly. Almost
stroke OF twelve the secretary
aolsed with a turn, II called
I'D and q nurse responded.
6cadaer was speedily sumoned,
/ e required bat . glance for him 10
mine that the end was but min.
away. The household was then
bed. The wife reached her hus.
- he was breathing his last The
clArsnes Hay. and the daughter,
James A. wordsworth, OF Genes
Y, hurried into the sick room,
bey we're too late.
1E}A was caused by pulmonary en-
~. acecrding 20 DR.. scudder. The
nk ala not suffer greatly in his
Moments. Aside from great dif.
ny in breathing there wps no siTug,
/. HtlmulRuts were ineffective. The
tlhry Iapsed into HaGOnsclouSness
seemed TO fall asleep AT last
Ne Transformation Of the household
nomplete and {. remained 20.
eQ6der to assume charge Of 40.
After two hours the physl.
Nea driven 20 the village whore
doaeu kilograms were dispAteh,
- nrst vent TO President ROOse.
n oyeler Gay. The second was
Ned 10 the aiRte department a,
&Elnn. TIE othcrs were sent
A. % sAe family
e,,iekin Announcing the death
Resmnn read.
ary OF state Hay died al
n moralng, TIE sens lmme,
eeedlng his deatA Ssre ,hose
ahfy smbolism. hr. Hays
aurlas al Of FRIDAY hSl
,lEely satisfactory tsizneel
!. soaddeg, n. D.; Fred T
.flllak - ReAkepee &c
:. s ..s J.
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PRESIDENT Wires sympathy.

Oyster bay. L. l.. July S.--The prssl.
dent sent the following message to
Mrs Hay;
Mrs, John Hay, Lake Sunapee--l
cannot believe the dreadful news.
Please accept our deepest sympathy
In your terrible bereavement. do
not know what to say to express my
sorrow Theodore Roosevelt"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04

Washington. july s.--rhe Russian
glack Sea neet Is reported 90 have
uutuied. American Consul Heenan.
., Odessa. has cahled the state de-
psrtment a. follows:
"Flee' reported In mntiny; two BAT.
teships here. POsemklne and anothsr.-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04

london. Ju.y IA Dispatch receiv
Cd by Renters Telegram company
from IS. Ps,ershurg today. confirmed
thr statement made in the dispatches
from uttssa 'av t.eha % the effect
VA. re urturr ~ The IN Gas Pc
.s,..a 20 sutr.t-ed &c Rear Admiral
N.slrr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04
CRETARY HAY
DIES SUDDENLY
D Claims One of Americas
Ablsst Diplomats.
aMp eAMa BEAUTIFULLY.

|+ = Nv ="
srsd Hsslth, But to No Avail
sent sands Condolences.
by. NJ IT., June s.-JOhn Hay,
~ Of state. died today a HE
homo The Fslls" on the
~ Lake Sunapee. The hour
4solnK was 1925 this morning.
nf moments OF the statesman
btsceable and the end came al.
4 NIthonf = struggle.
b. faddenness Of II all was stag
aNz At the hour Of ~ all was
Ii another moment nurses,
hssIcians found themselves sum.
sSt 10 the bedside. There had
collapse. Twenty-Five minutes
III was over.
6uiFtly had the end come that
tihK man passed away unAttend.
RIl of the members OF his family
|s wife. The others, a son and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-04
TROOPS RUSHED TQ
SEAT or TROUBLE
Conflicting Reports Come From
Scene Of Riots.
SITUATION Is VERY CRITICAL.
Il 10 Reported that the Sailors q the
Entire slack Sea Fleet Have Mu-
tlned-othsr Reports say Every
thing Is ouIstino Down.

thing IL ouletln9 Down.
London, July IA private telegram
has been received from Odessa timed
10 o'clock this morning. which says;
The men OF q second bsttleship crew
has mutinied. Can see no possibility
of an early resumption of work.
The position Undoubtedly is critical.
Private telegram from Odessa tlmei
11:20 O'Clock this morning, says the
city at present is quiet and orderly.
There are plenty of troops All de-
ponds on the action of the battleships.
The accounts OF the events at odes.
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snickored "Siep-ma, when 7 get in bust
ness I'm going to fatten you up TO 500
pounds"
What has sent your thoughts to foo |
this evening"" she asked curiously
you seem bewitched."
"Oh, nothing" he replied, and clos
ing his boons. he got up and went 10
the window.
Il think I'll 20 to bed" he said.
drawing the curtain aside and luokjus
earnestly out"
What is there outsider" she asked.
getting up and going to him.
The moon and the aShes,' said
Thaddy calmly, land the usual blue
haze yonder where the men are buru-
ing rubbish. What lovely smell ii
makes. If we were rich people the
city wouldn't dare To burn old bones
and rags behind our mansion Good
night, step-na." And he abruptly as
ceudcd the small back stairway.
After he left Mrs. limbs drew aside
the curtain again. There's Il new heap
of trash there" she said; "look~ like Il
hut Upon my word, | believe that boy
has got another sick ANIMAL And She
despairngly dropped into Il chair.
"IIave | got to starye myself AGAIN.
she went on. FIRST ii was Il lame cat,
then Il sick hen, then blind rabbit.
Deary me. I've got enough to bear
without feeding another mouth But
if | don't do it, he will. Hes as oh.
stinate as mule about a sick thing,
and he's Il growing boy and needs his
food, while I've got my growth oh,
dear, dear; I've got to do it, ana |
hate animals So" And, with tears in
her eyes, She locked the door put our
the light and went upstairs.
(Continved next week
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on joyrully-"just The lining 20 Keep
front hail, by which you can enter
your mansion, dog" and, dragging his
spoils after him, he came back to the
place where the starving animal lay
cold, eh?" and he laid his hand on
the dogs back. NO, you're not shiv-
ering. You must be an Indian dog =
think I'll call you kooJemook. That's
all the Micmac | know, and it means
Get out. | guess that's what people
have been saying to you all winter.
Now, isn't that snug" And, carefully
topping the box over the dog, he pull.
ed off couple of loose boards, fitted
the barrel in the aperture, propped Il
coal bod and some battered tin cans
beside it, and finally had Il rain proof
if not very elegant, kennel.
The dog made no show of pleasure,
except that his brown eyes followed
the boy wherever he went. The look i'll
those eyes was enough. The boy I'M
derstood him.
Now Koojemook," said the lad ut
last, Il must run over to the house,
but I'll be back just as soon as can
pull the wool over step-mas eyes She's
pretty cute. and it isn't easy to fool
her. but I'll make try. So long
And, with farewell tap on the box,
he started off for the cottage.
is that you. Thaddy:" called me
tallic voice as he was stamping his
feet in the little back porch.
Yes ma'am," he said vigorously
You're late" went on the voice.
you've kept tea waiting"
mo. I'm not" said Ihaddy, still
stamping. land mustn't
give up contradctng her" he went on
under his breath. "or she'd down me-
You're getting careless" went on
the voice and, stepping into the
kitchen, Thaddy found himself con
frontcd by small sized, black eyed
young woman, who held toasting
fork in her hand.
IF you won't run me ,through, step
ina, I'll give you Il kiss" said the boy,
with an extra twinkle in his eye.
The little woman lowered her fork.
She had a sharp tongue, but she loved
to be petted.
The boys eyes We're running approx
ingly around the room. Good fire,
Nice tea, Step-ma, how long has that
fire been lighted? 1t looks fresh. and,
upon my word, there is hardly mite
of ashes"
Before the woman could prevent him
he had opened the stove door. Now,
stcp-ma, you're been sitting III this
cold house without a speck of fire"
81 wasn't cold" she said stoutly. II
was by the window in the sun, and !
had my big shawl on"
That's what my Latin grammar
calls fraus pa," remarked Thaddy,
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sitting down at the table. The end
of your little nose is as red as Il beet.
Just you wait, though, till | get to be
man I'll build fires big enough to
roast you to death"
Thank you" said the woman smart
ly,
Thaddy jumped up from the table.
"Oh. have manners, boyw he said
roughly to himself Here you are sit
ting down to the table before your
stcpmother. You're losing all your po-
likeness, and If you haven't politcncss
you'll never get on in the world" And
he shook himself vigorously.
"You're queer fellow. Thaddy,"
said his stepmotller, spcaring piece
Of toast in the oven
Thaddy bent his tall, ungainly form
In an ungraceful bow. "Jl.St what
think about YOU, stcp-ma."
The woman laughed. "Oh, well, we
get on-you and l."
do | smell hot muilnst" asked
Thaddy, working his nose.
Yes, boy" said his stepmothcr, land
lots Of 'em. | got reckless because
we're SO near the end of the flour bar
rel"
wouldn't that be good time to get
carefuli' remarked Thaddy cautiously.
THE best of times" snapped the wo-
man. But, lackadaisy, get tired some
times of being careful and just feel
must do something desperate. Here
they are. They're only warmed over;
they were baked this morning." And
she emptied IA small painful of smoking
hot mullins III Il plate Oh the table
Just walt till | get to be a man"
said Ihaddy, moistenlng his lips. You
shall sit eating hot bread from morning
till night"
And die Of Indigestion" said Mrs.
limbs dryly. "St down, Thaddy. I'm
just going to light myself"
VIII you say grace, blackbird. or
shall = asked the boy gravely.
You do il dis evening, Thaddy,"
said the woman YEARLY I'm too ugly
to thank the Lord for anything"
For what we are about to receive
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LOCAL. AND Personal.

William Hampton was at Milwaukee
Friday.
Rev Johnson returned to the city OF
Saturday.
John Spraenger was here from Brilior
on Friday.
Miss Anna Meyer was at Mt Clemen,
for visit.
Captain Tim Kelley left for Milwau
kee on Friday.
Miss Rose Nonasta was ut Milwaukee
last Thursday
Otis Hare was here from Milwaukee
on Friday last,
William Knorr of Appleton was in the
city on Monday.
Miss Rose Vida visited at Nalders a
portion of last week
f. f. Wilson was here from Shehoygan
on business, Monday.
Miss Higgins left for Fleeport, H.
for IA visit last week.
The city schools opened on Tuesday
under the old system.
Miss Ella Heyroth entertained friends
last Thursday evening.
G. NJ. jackson was here from Terre
Haute, Ind, on Friday.
Mr.. Thomas Mohr of Kossuth was a
caller at the PILOT office, Wednesday,
Mr.. Frank Helms of Cato was caller
at the Pilot Office Tuesday
Mrs. S. H. Axtell returned to Chicago
on Friday, after II visit here.
Mrs. Ned Platt ana Miss Platt gave a
reception Saturday afternoon.
Mrs F. Eckel has been here from Port
Washington, visiting her son.
Mr.. Albert Iiavlicek of Kossnth was
u caller at the Pilot office last Friday.
Charles Helngarten Of Chicago was
here on Saturday and Sunday
DR. Farrell Of Two Rivers was here on
Monday and left for Chicago.
Mr. Frank Simanek Of Mishicot called
at the Pilot office on Saturday.
w. II. Lodell of North Fond dn Lac
was here on business last Thursday.
Mr.. Fred A. friedrich of Reedsville
was caller at the Pilot Off, Tuesday.
Mrs. William Witt entertained a par.
ty of friends Monday evening at supper.
Mike Nispionie of Kossuth was "A
caller at the PILOT Office on Wednesday
Ed. Wenschenk recently bought the
Anderson property on South Seventh
street
Miss Lorena DeLano returned from
visit at Abrams in the latter part of
last week
William Colburn returned last Satur
day from several day visit at Charlie
voix, Mich
John Nc Cormeak was here from
Green Bay for visit on Wednesday Of
last week
The Misses Bessie and Flora Gorman
of Fond du Lac arrived in the city II
week ago.
Mrs Joseph DeGnire entertained n
number Of lady friends Last Thursday
evening.
Mrs G. I. Newkirk returned to Bay
City, Mich, early in the week, after Il
visit here.