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thought the city should have better than
u.5co men opposing. He said he would
favor a higher salary than $4,000 for the
position. The council majority saw II his
way
Taylor Draws the Job.
Tom Lee and John c. Lynch were again
rejected for the positions Of prosecutor and
gas Inspector but the mayors appeal to
reconsider action on Egbert Taylor. col
ored, for janitor ct the city jail. on the
ground that his honor had known the APP
pointee twenty years and he was a con
sistent democrat and man OF good
habits" was needed by the council and
Mr. Taylor awarded the Job.
Councilman Alma Jackson, Churchill
Parker and James schneiderwind were
named and confirmed as the board Of Rp-
praisers for city property
Treasurer Fink's protest against the
rooms assigned him on the second floor at
the city hall was referred to the committee
on buildings and property.
A resolution by Councilman Brucker re-
citing that whereas complaints had been
made of short weights on ice, coal and
meat. prices ascending and rumors OF
trusts and combinations in the air, that
citizens were advised to weigh doubtful
deliveries and report discrepa ncies to the
city clerk, created so mucn amazemtnt
that II was referred to the inspector OF
weights and measures. The city has laws
covering the subject and supposed to be
enforced. ...s -. &C.
Councilman Zimman introduced an ordi-
nance to amend the circus license ordi-
nance so that shows cannot escape paying
full rates by cutting a cent OF two under
established charges.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27

right as a wife to refuse to testify against
her husband. She win, however be re-
auired TO appear before the grand jury.
T. The district attorneys once Is busily
engaged in looking UP Thaw's antecedents,
his mode of living. reported disspations
and indulgences. with a Nasw to analyzing
their bearing on his mental condition. on,
this point Mr. Mott said today:
"Thaw is not Insane now, nor was he
insane at khe time he shot White" 80,
2 Asked concerning the probable date Of
the trial Assistant District Attorney Mott
said -vt ~ -
y II know o fnoreas on why Thaw should
be treated any differently from an ordinary
accused murderer. He will have to wait his
tur INTO be tried I'm all probability. How
ever. Mr.. Jerome will be back in town on
Monday next and will decide that"
Mrs. white Frustrated.
Up to tonight the district attorneys
ONCE has, received no communities lions
from members Of MI. White,s family. Mrs
White came.in thi snoring from her sum-
mer home al st. james, IN. Long. Island
accompanied by her sister. Mrs Prescott
n. Butler. and went to the town house in
,'Gramerov park. where she is now with her
son Lawrence who came down from Har-
ward and parted with his father only an
hour or 30 before the tragedy. Mrs White
was reported TO be completely Frustrated
by shock and grief
MF. Whites body was removed to the
house this afternoon. The autopsy held to-
day showed that two bullets had taken
effect, one in the corner OF the left eye
which penetrated the brain and was In
stantly fatal and one in the upper lip
Knocking out several teeth and striking the
left shoulder.
Funeral services win be held on Thurs
day at 81. Bartholomew church Arch
bishop Greer ofic(Rting. ~
rhaw' ~ bearing iR the rombs was the
source OF much wonder to the wardens
who hadFtin in charge. While he appeared
TO be IN assoft OF daze and unable to
comprehend his position his appetite was
unlmpaifed, for he disposed Of three sub
stantial meals during the afternoon and
having dined AZ 6 o'clock with every APP
Pearanee OF enjoyment he remarked that
he expected to spend a. comfortable night
Mothsr of Mrs. Thaw Talks.
PTrTsRURGs June 9s4-Mrs. Charles Hol-
man, mother Of Mrs. Harry Kendall Thaw.
who, livesf at Brockline a suburb OF THIS
city, was appraised early today OF the shoot
ing Of Stamford White by Mr. Thaw. Mrs.
Holman listened toa recital OF the tragedy,
but beyond aaking a few questions AZ 10
further detalls. said little
She said she did not know stanford
White. the dead architect had in fact.
never heard Of him. and that she did not
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
DEsPONDENT MAN ENDS his LIFE
Leaves Letter Indicating sickness IL
Cause of Act.

Leaves Letter Indicating sickness IL
Cause of Act.
DAKOTA CITY, Neb., June a.-v(speeial)
--Groans emanating from a room in the
second story Of the Great Northern hotel
Landlord Hileman. when notified, went to
the room and finding the door locked
kicked II open to find a stranger In the
last throes OF death. He was lying on the
bed shoes off, and had replaced dark
colored work shirt for a dress shirt pur-
chased early this morning. on the floor
back OF the bed was. found a pint beer
bottle with/a few dregs, In. the bottom,
which disclosed powdered substance. In
vestigation disclosed sthat the man had
purchased ten cents worth OF powdered
strychnine at McBesth's drugstore abou,
O'Clock this morning giving his name as
John Reed, residence near Homer, and
stating that he wished the poison for
gophers. Upon searching the body. B515
in money and two letters we're, found. The
letters were addressed TO Miss Myrtle
Baull and J. n Holman, both Of Decatur,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27

Neb:, and were signed Leslie Holman The
letters were opened by Coroner Sawyer.
lie Addresses Miss Baull as a former
sweetheart to whom he was to be mar
ried this spring, and states that he Is about
to end his life. The other letter is ad-
dressed to his father, In which the writer
says he is going to kill himself. That since
leaving home he has worked in Iowa, at
Sergeant Bluffs, and that he can't get
we'll. Coroner sawyers did not think it
necessary to hold an inquest. in view of
the fact that 1t was clear case of suicide
Relatives have been notified.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
PRINTERS TRUST IN ST. PAUL
Charge that Minnesota Firms Com
bined 20 Raise Price on
state work.

ST. PAUL MINI, June a-six secret in
dictments. said 10 be a gainst firms and
members OF firms Of local printing estab-
ishments for an alleged violation Of the
state antitrust and combination statute,
were returned today by the Ramsey county
grand jury. It has been alleged and formal
complaint nled with the county attorney by
the legal representatives OF the Typo
graphical union that a combination exists
among local printing establishments in the
matter OF presenting bids on state printing
which is in effect violation OF this act
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
FASTEST MAN GETS SHOES
Thief Takes FOOtGeHr and Keeps
Them Because He Can Outrun
Their Owner.

Alexander Reed, collector for the Royal
Arcanum, lost a fine pair OF shoes Tues
day morning because he could not run
fast enough. While in Farnam street
ambscciHl buffet telling coterie of
friends why Sherman marched TO the SCI,
a culprit picked up Mr.. Reeds pair OF
new shoes and began to do rapid sprnts,
with Mr.. Reed and a posse in close pur-
suit The man with the footwear became
a mere speck in the distance. so Mr.. Reed
gave up the chase and reported the mat
ter TO the police for further action.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
c.n.rnI RoIdvIn Retire..

WASHINGTON, June 26--;Brigadier Gem
eral Frank D, Baldwin, commanding. the
southwestern military division. with head
quarters al Oklahoma City, was placed
on the retired list today by operation OF
the law on account Of age. The, vacancy
in the list of brigadier generals eaused
by his retirement viii be filled by the pro-
motion Of Colonel Walter d. Duggan. now
Philippines. i''AfAs '''."' NrA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27

WASHINGTON, June 26,lc'ordia1 greet
ings have been exchanged between Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Mutsuhito the en-
peror OF Japan, over the American cable
connecting the island Of Guam and Japan.
which recently was completed. The presi-
dents message, expressing the good will
of America and himself, was sent yester
day and the emperors reply teached
Washington today.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
C.p,nin wrnne conrictea.

WAsHINGToN, June 2s.-The court-msr-
tial which recently tried Captain r, F.
wynne. United States Marine corps, on
charge OF INSTRUMENTATION. has found him
guilty and Recommended his dismissal from
the service. The court.martial made no
for clemency, The Navy
has recommended 10 the pres
ident approval OF the sentence, but In vieS
OF Captain Wynne's services and the pro
vocation under which be acted In the most
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27

+. b. Wilcox, representative OF the
Cambria Salt company. was in the city
~ IN ~ tne H. o, me COMPANY
tically ready for operation. the hnai test
10 be made in the first part Of July Mr.
they expect 20 turn out about hve car
loads per day when they get 70 running al
full capacity.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
Tuenty-Eieht-Hou Law RepeaIed.

WASHINGTON. June 26.--The house to-
day passed the senate bill which repeaIs
the so-called twenty-eight-h law by
fixing the maximum OF time in transit for
stock at thirty-sx hours. upon the written
request OF the owner or person in charge
of the particular shipment iC
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
senate Conarms NomInations.

WASHINGTON. June 26e-The senate, IN
executive session, today confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations .H ;
Lester Maynard. California; consul at
Sandakan. British North BorneoS Hiram Il.
Booth, Etah, attorney, District OF Utah,
Postmasters: Iowa-E. w. Meyers, Dem
ison, Ia; w. M Mcclure, Greene. ldBho-
Francis NJ. Winters, Montpelier. Indian
TerrItory-J, r. Long, Stigler. ~4.y
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EDWARD ROSEWATER HOME

Continued from First Page)
that assurance, that his political support
has been traditional with The Bee that
mans politics or private opinions were
any time be encroached upon or inteTfered
with by reason of the fact that he was an
empoye of The Bee.
the loyal and faithful and energetic support
OF every man employed by The Bee. The
long years we have worked for him have
endeared him to US, we respect him as a
man, honor him as a citizen and love him
as an employer, and | am sure that every
man is anxious and eager to do any and
all things that he can do to brins to
successful issue the making OF Mr.. Rose
water United States senator.
i was out last week on a trip Of the
Commercial club which took us around to
many counties. l was very much encour-
aged with the words heard. There seems
to be a general sentiment among the
people that Mr.. Rosewater is TO be made
United States senator at this time: One or
the most encouIag things ! found on
the trip was the sentiment of the business
men Of Omaha We had not been out
threes and told me that they were for Mr..
Rosewater, and were anxious that he
should be elected the next United states
senator.
Sentiments of Others.
George b. Tzschuck of the counting
rcom Thomas p. Doyle OF the composing
room, william Neckel Of the press room
and Walter Bridges OF the engine. room
followed. briefly voicing their own and
their companions sentiments, and express.
ing the confidence OF the men in Nv
Rosewater They renewed their pledges OF
support al the polls, and promised to give
any aid asked in connection with the COM
ing primary election.
The meeting adjourned with three cheers
for Mr.. Rosewater. .
On Thursday evening. Mr.. Rosewater
will meet with the candidates for dele
gates on his ticket and the members OF his
campaign committee. v-,
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serious offense charged, tho department.
advised that execution of the sentence be
delayed until Captain Wynne gould, be
given opportunity to resign, Theeprestdent
later approved Neutrality-suspicious.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
propa Dend in Gnrden.

BROKEN BOW Neb., June 26.-(speciaI
Telegram Paul Searson, an old and we'll
known resident Of Georgetown, twenty miles
south, Of here. dropped dead while working
in his garden late yesterday afternoon. He
was well advanced in years and had been
ailing for some time.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
Have Your Bed Blankets
Washed by Mill Process Now.

The beauty Of fine wool blankets is often
spoiled by them not being washed properly.
They have shrunk. turned hard, oily or
have changed from white to dirty yell
low. All this can be avoided and you can
have your bed blankets like new IL you
send them to us We have them washed,
bleached, rebound 'and refnished by one of
the best mills in the country. Prices for
single blankets. 75o; double blankets. 800.
Send them to blanket department in base
ncnt.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
Mems Department, Main Floor,
South Aisle.

The men should know more about this
department. II is conveniently located,
near either entrance. The newest novelties
nre always shown here az popular prices,
and very often we make special prices. 1t
Is shirts we speak Of now
Fine madras shirts. either light or dark
colors. pretty stripes or figures some have
cuffs attached. others detached. Sold all
season at $175 500 and s2.S; special price
$3.50 each.
New string ties in the popular checks
very neat and pretty; 25c each.
Fourth hand scarfs only the newest of
patterns. checks are in prominence now;
b0c each.
Pretty wIndsors to wear with the soft
collar shirts, SOC each.
See display Of mems goods in corner win
dow. Then come in the store and see the
pretty department we have for men. Al
ways glad to show goods even II you
haven't the slightest idea OF buying.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
Card Of rnnnl-.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their sympathy and kind
ness shown during the illness and death
OF our beloved wife and mother Julia
EamhIin
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
OIford VOC. for water work..

OXFORD, Neb., June 26,-(speciaI Tele-
gram.)-By. a decisive vote Oxford today
voted to issue bonds for $4,000 for water
works and $500 for lighting plant.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
RATE BILL GOES BACK
CONTINUED from First Page3
wILL FINIsH woRK

when at p. m. the senate went. into seK-
ecutire session. ,.-N .s.az -s.s ,r.s.=
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
House Passes BuiIdinE BiII.

WASHINGTON. June s.-The omnibus
house today.
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JAMES HAMBLIN,
JOHN HAMBLIN,
CLYDE IIAMBLIN,
MRS. V. w. DEERING.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair To-day in Nebraska, Warmer In
West PortIOn-PartIy Cloudy
Tomorrow. --r'i


WARRINGTON, June 26.--Forecast OF the
weather for Wednesday and Thursday:
For Nebraska-Fair Wednesday and
warmer in west portion; Thursday partly
cloudy
For Kansas-Partly cloudy Wednesday
showers and cooler at night or Thursday
For Iowa-Partly cloudy Wednesday
warmer in north portion; Thursday. partly
cloudy
For Missouri-Fair, Wednesday; Thurs
day partly cloudy, probably showers and
cooler.
For South Dakota-Fsir and warmer
Wednesday; Thursday. partly cloudy
For Colorado-Partly cloudy Wednesday;
showers and eoeler at night or Thursday.
For. Wyoming-Partly cloudy Wednesday,
showers in west portion; Thursday, show
ers, cooler I'm east portion.
For Montsna-Fair Wednesday except
showers and cooler in northwest portion:
Thursday, showers and cooler.
Local Record.
OMAHA June BSoficial record Of tie tenn NJ
peTature and precipitation, compared with
the corresponding day Of the last three
Maximum temperature. 81 so n 50
Minimum temperature..... 81 so IS So
P Rssp ,tsn,Perature. ,..'.... e q g g
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal az Omaha since March l.
and comparison with the last two years:
Normal temperature .......................7 "a
Deficiency for the day .................... 2
Total rainfall since march,. lSO6...........S
Normal precipitation .............. .l9 inch
Deficiency for the day........... .OS inch.
Total rainfall since March IT,. 10 81 inches
Deficiency since March 1.......... 2.e4 inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1906. 90 inches
Deficiency for cor period 1904. las inches
Reports from stations at p. N.
Station and State Temp. Max. Rain
OF Weather Z p. M. Temp. fail.
Bismarck clear ,.......... As 20 .G
Cheyenne, partly cloudy. "a rs 20
Chicago, partly cloudy. y 81 90
Davenport, clear ............A IS no
Denver cloudy .............. Is SO 90
/ Havre. clear ................-7 90
Helena, clear ................ rs 50 100
Huron. partly cloudy. q IS 90
Kansas City. clear......... So 81 %
North Platte, cloudy ........ Y 81 ~
Omaha. cloudy .............. 81 81 T
Rapid City partly. cloudy. 10 70 20
81. Louis. cleaT.............. 81 81 90
81. Paul clear............... "a IS .O2
Salt Lake City clear. 81 50 T
Valentine. partly cloudy. y "A 90
Niliston, clear .....-..--.... - "a 90
IT indicates trace OF precipitation.
l.. a..
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here. Every remnant clean, crisp and
snappy
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Station and State
NJ Weather

indicates trace OF precipitation.
l. a WEI GEI Ianal EaraaaafAE.
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Bee. June &c. 1905
Telephone DOuglas SIS.
Bee. June &c. lso'
Clean Merchandise

A
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27

Temperature ana precipitation departures
/ from the normal az Omaha since March j.
and comparison with the last two years:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
Have You an Account in Our
Customers DEPOSIT --ccount
Department9 Csc
Choice Wash Materials.

Yoqr new wash sdFess-certainly II Is 10
be stylish and pretty, and TO be this. Il
must he made OF choice stylish and per-
feet materials. such As these for instance.
Printed Madras 81 f5c. 1sc. 2Oc sc and SJc
- yard.
Printed Ratiste at1oc and 15c a yard.
I b Pribgsa Diniities AZ lsc, 25c and soc
Mercerized zephyrs at &c a yard
" Scotch zsbhyrs at &c yard
n Zephyr Glnghams at 15c a yard
French otgandies at soc a yard.
Silk Organdles at 25c and S0c a yard.
Six GInghams at CSC, dc and SOC a yard
Bpsdli sale OF wash goods remnants at
half regular price. Lengths of from to
10 yards, including every kind Of desirable
wash materials.
Ia Rosnroant a.l.sp
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
speoial Sale Of HosierY.

Wednesday we WILL place on special sale
vomen's fency colored hose, isle, hand
eInbi oidered or lace boot patterns. These
hose have sold for si.25, 800 and s5o per
/. pair. Wednesday 4sc per pair. Main Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
Special Values in Lace Hose in
Economy Basement.

Special Values in Lace Hose in
Economy Basement.
Black white or brown lace hose. all
over lace or lace boot patterns at 25c per
pair.
All the Newest Shirt Waists
Are. to be seen here in the newest pat
terms Of the most fashionable fabrics. Made
with unusual care. and Mt as we'll as the
made-to-order garments.
Reduced Prices
on all these hne waists Should make
them of unusual interest to you. Come
Wednesday and secure one OF these fine
waists.
All the 1890 waists now $500.
All the 5000 waists now $3.50
All the $50 waists now 1900
All the $500 waists now $500.
Special sale on soiled waists that sold at
$3.50, $500 and $500 at $3.50 each
New white wash skirts received Monday
Ask to,see them. 10
Second Floor
Free Lessons, Art Embroidery.
Miss steenstrup, expert needle artist.
gives free lessons in art embroidery every
I day from 2 to p. m. All the latest
stitches are taught special course for those
who are in the city for only a. few days.
Material must be purchased here. Glass
meets on Second Floor. neaFdArt Depart
ment. Come and Join us.
An Extraordinary Opportunity
Coming.
Wait for our final grand clearing sale of
4 choice dress goods remnants on Monday.
! July O. 1t will be to your interest 10 at
tend this sale. See these goods now dts
! played in our Sixteenth 81. window. No
/ old bankrupt stocks or cheap trashy lots
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27

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Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, June 26.A0hicial record OF tenn
perature and precipitation, compared with
the corresponding day OF the last three
years; 1905 1905. 1904 1905
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Facts Smoke Out

g a young hen lays IS good eggs
as an old one. hats instinct.
] But the making of good cigars mn.
plies long experience q a concem
that has worked for years to estab-.
lsh an honest reputation on one Of
- brands Of cigars cannot afford
odues inferior goods under.
cover Of Their good name. e. gu
can Be sure that the WASHING -
TON IRWIN G. cigar will always
BE uniformly high grade. g It's
makers have TOO much business
sense 70 vary the quality even IN IN
the slightest degree.
inecke & Deer. Dii.hibuters. Minneapolis.
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THE CITY
THE WEATHER.

.a Threatening rain or snow tonight.
East and south portion cloudy. Colder
\ tonight Max. 81 min. So. z..a5
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BornTo Mr.. and Mrs. Y William
Flynn, this afternoon, son. Every
body at the home doing nicely. ~. ...s
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night. There will be work in the first
degree, after which refreshments will
he served and a social time enjoyed.
Aprons, sunbonnets Handker-
chiefs, sl1irtWaists, ETC., for sale Sat
urday, by the Methodist ladies'; be-
sides lots Of good things to eat. 81
Among the DeIicacies--At the East
. er sale Saturday will he found Heaven
" Twins, which win be served from
one to four. 58
George P. Flannery of Minneapolis,
arrived IN the city today for a visit. II
H Goddard Of Mckenzie, Is in
the city.
Gone TO the Wedding Bert and
Claire Anger have gone to Bathgate
to attend ahe wedding Of their sister
on the 19th. They expect to return
by the 22d.
Club Dance Postponed he dance
committee Of TIE Commercial club
has decided Ito inde fnitely postpone
the club dance, the date Of which will
be announced later.
Good Sale This morning Judge
Mckenzie sold a quarter section Of
land hs Ri ley. estate toss Hugo
soIberg for 81, 800. cash. The Hand sis
the NE1 22-14 8. and has 10 acres
broken on IT
ss3 Knights TempI ar The Knights
,Templar will attend Easter services
in a body at ST. Georges Episcopal
church. The subject Of the discourse
by Archdeacon Jones will be:
knights OF the Twentieth Century. re
Vested choIr-An elaborate musical
program will he rendered in st.
& Georges Episcopal church on Easter
Sunday By a vested choir Oh eight
voices with Myron Atkinson as cruel
fer bearing the cross.
Maunday Thursd Today being
the anniversary Of the institution Of
the Lords supper there will be a
choral celebration of the holy com
munion IL st. Georges Episcopal
church at s: 100 p. n. All are welcome
a to this service. Good Friday services:
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Rathbone sisters-1Vill meet to-
night. There will beswork in the first
degree, after which refreshments will
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Got Boys and Horses Sheriff Welsh
returned today from Zealand, HcIn-
tosh county with Jnhn Goldae and
Hugh Fadden, the two boys arrested
at zealand with stolen horses The
sheriff also brought back the horses,
which prove te belong to q. 4, Barnes
and Mrs Henry Saittl & appears
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Aprons, sunbonnets Handker:
chiefs, shirtWaists, etc, for sale Sat.
urday, by the M Methodist ladies'; be-
sides lots OF good things ito eat RI y
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Among the q licacies the East
, er sale saturday will he found Heaven
" Twins, which win 5be served from
one to four ;.ss s
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Holy communion at 800 a N. and at
%: 80 morning service; Penitentiai
office with address.

sS carnatio Tor Your best girl You
can get them at the Easter sale satur-
day, next door to Richholtss. &
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M Food saIe-4Dont forget the Easter
food sale to be held by the ladies Of
the N. 2. Aid on Saturday, the 14th,
in connection with sunbonnets, great
and small aprons for one and all. the
clerk, the cook or cooke, will find just
what they want to see. & 81. VI. L
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Gaining In PopuIarity--Ro1ler skat-
ing has now become quite the fad and
the rink IS crowded nightly. The
ladies are taking great interest in the
sport and are rapid developing into
first-class skaters. The children make
it lively in the afternoons. L i Is I