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The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-22

Observe the face of the wife to know the husbands character.-Spanish.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York Iune q 1901

New York June 27, 1907
SS sTs Us cars & 81 ne d head in
and : held yesterday. No trade any
cattle Dressed beef demand Sl7G91c
n for decent prime native Sides beef aSs
aloe Liverpool and London cattle ana beef market
quarters Of beef in the Celtic to Liverpool.
CAI.E .EES-Feceipts were 249 head all for the market
easy The pens were cleared common to prime veaIs
sold at S5qs7 per 100 n. buttermiks So 5oa$4 IS
CITY dressed veals Ql0c for country dressed. with
choice carcasses selling small way at 10la9llo
Per loo n SO DO 132 n s. o2 80 do 1856 h at 81 go
= Do, 80 II, at s. 25 do 40 fb al 50; butter
Newton q Co. 10 Veals lb3 h. at s.; 3 do. 1870 10
head including car for sgaugherers and . cars for
the market Sheep quiet about steady prices
la,ns opened weak % c lower and the market dropped
OF later closing at $4,000 lower than yesterday the de
cline being marked UHdergrades. The pens,
however We're cleared Common To prime sheep sold at
to Choice lambs at So 75$7 Is and cars early at s.
Dressed mutton slow at 6g@c o dressed lambs easier
al saI-c WIN selected caroasses selling at l219ql5c
70 agsrage az $ Per 100 n 2o6 do GO 10 At 81 55 2
\ At s. -. rs 90 u II. at 81 70; l29 Do 70 n a.
245 Ke:ueEv do, 80 n at S. ia Virginia sheep, io7
Io5ln shannon; $50 ylrgtaaa, lambs 2 p At S.
69 n al = 90 24I do g fb a 81; 2s Kentucky DO
z n at T. s. 1G 5 =, X e. = sASeP S = 129 e a q s. rs
o@et03z c. 2} Virginia iea6 "a b 50 p a., at o;E s 2:
g. = a. 30 2ss DO - n AZ 8 %; - 29S o. % o6 n
sl5o. ? do = n a. 81: > west virginia % l25 n.
Ho9s-Reeei7ts we're ~ cars. or 1850 head. incud
Buffalo aevces. but no sales had been reported up to
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28

COCKS. dry picked and scalded CSC; DUCKS, spring;
Virginia 16c SQUADS prime, large. white. per dozen
81 759S4: do mixed. 81 I94 81: do dark 81 20; 90
No !. 1TG1sc. do No ?. 11Q12c; do old toms 16c'
CHICKENS roasting. dry picked log2oc' CO. NO =
PoTAToEs AND vBGBrABLEs-New, potatoes more
Cabbagss rfner for choice Cucumbers in active demand
prices Lettuce dragging Mushrooms scarce and
aTI Onions Stgady to il5o f9r GhooS @ [2 ] mF 5 Py @
ceipts from Norfolk Squash dull Tomatoes hTIn ana
TOES Bermada Per Dbl $2g$4 do Southern Rose and
1h I5 G9e3 s. @ S DO DO geaD6d We Sh sa$ 81 $50 Do e
eo4S5c do state and Western in bulk per & 1S9 r. sig
81 % do Per sack 2cg$d y: SWEET POTATOES. & Segn
S2aS3; CARROTS nearby, per 100 bunches q 504Sz %
Batnors per crate 81 Is; DO Other Mary and XE
e, @ Sl8S 8r b 3 40 3 P5 P, DO SS 10 aTo6a per Dbl
Saa@l 90 90 North CarqlLna per hal 6o basket @ SI
car2lina basket SIgS2 DO George @ $l9$4 7 70;
a% @ EqT&s Sl9S 5o DO per oTas $9SI % ner Go BoS
s2g@a. cATLiELoWERs. Long Island, bbl s 81 = 50
ILg ne5r6! aG 4er 6b 1890; EoHLRABL 8sa6y
eF o pdq d9o bae o55a m P Pe o large Sr
Zoe S4GT pe @2 i59Tn I5 bnc S oN0Ns @aTyland
white per egh eTat2 m 81 g$ 30 &&S S& 6 a0 PsF
s. 25a$2 85 do poor 75c$ 30 do New orleans yellow
% 6' Bg26ian 6 S5l dr % bag & s2 5oqSs Sz EKs and
100 ounches $2a$3 oFA per caETsE $ $l&$2 M 80;
small. 75c@$i DO 1elaware ana MARYLAND. Telephone
75aa$i DO Easte51 shore, 5oa75c; PEPPERs, Florida
per carrie $6Sl 75 DO cg5a9 $g$ 29 ApIsHES
100 P eppSfes s1a$2 RQMAINE M q6s259y 6o
BEANs NoTfol way per basket 25cq$l & 20 do green cen
s Do DO Geo Es 90 Soga % 89Tqn3 @ s per gr6 6asKa @
per Dbl Ta $G$l d. do white Fer Dbl $ig$l 5o DO
bbi Sla$l 75 DO per basket 4oae0s: TOMATOES Texas
Cer far box @ocgSI 90 Missssippi s5c45$l do North
sI0S2 %; do hothouse. pr n 5Gl5c. TURNIFs ruta
81 wATERcREss. rsr 100 punches 75c@$i.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
OTHER mARkE1s-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Juno observation-disclosures about 1000
head. ga-rset steady b2t s2W gomn,.sn 10 Pt.11-e
bulls $ So calves 8 So 50, stoce-s ana fcoters
s31$5. HoGS-Eece.p,s about i ooo head. inoEke
steady Good prime hcaN" IS 90 50 NJ, medium 20
good heavy s. soa<5 90 butcher weights s. 93Hs
good prime mixed s. 90 s. q light mixed s. 50 @
So 05; Paekng $ 25g$5 s5, pigs s. % Sd o. so
Receipts about 1000 head; market veal. sheep
s. q. yearlnEs So 30 50 So lambs. IS 758$7 -
Cincinnati. IEne Z7--HCGS active. butchers and
shippers s. o59 80 10 common. = = - 90. CATTLE
steady. fair good shippers, 81 7E S. 49, common,
s. 50as315 SHEEP slow and weak S2aSi 10
-.AMES dull 81 - 2 81 p.
East Runalo June -CA-TLE-Rerc.g's 100
head. quiet Prime steers. sa25 81 % EEALS-l3--
HOGS Receipts 28oo head active and steady H"avy
50 JOG 20 40. Workers and pigs S6 40. ra-Eas So z
stage SfTS4 -. 1ll-es ser rSa so SHEEP
and LAMBS active and steady. unchanged
Union stock Yards. Fltrstlrs. June y 7--CAITLE-
Slrr!y Choice So luBSb p
prime $ 5goE$6 10. sI.LEI-s,pYy light. market
primo s, rH s. a. c-lls and
S2aS3 veal calves. <74$7 =" HoGS-1}ece!gts LEht.
market SLOW. Prime SGE.St 20. mediums. 81
teavy Workers 3opS6 5 light Workers and pigs So 50.
r--.u
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28

December -...lO4 1osH 1o3% 1o7as o8A
IS s.=5.s5... :=.;=5.:s g 81 81 $# sH> AZ q:
5.ss.sa:s z5.s 81 81: '$ 49, Il: .,$;% e.. s=$
s=.:s::: 5::.:.:.:. ':.. FL: Fl. III II FL f.: Ill Ill
s5..ss:. .:..:.5... 3. II j. j.. I'll 6: fl fl
ss5..9s.e 5.s9 .P,. IS 3 p 81 ' $50 %s s
5s5.sas.. 5s#5 5.,s !. - s@ 81 ssss33 ss3
ss5Ss1s., 3s s. 1873 1873 1871 1882 s: }ss:
with spot quoted at l9I and futures al fls2 locally ne
4565 s asEea @ COPPER vas lower in the English market
cline Of il 5s ana = l6s respectlvey locally copper
duIl and nominally nnehanged With lake quoted a. go
LEAD was unchanged, At 57o95soc in the local mar
sPELTER was unchanged at f24 IS, in London and at
@ Sj with s54ndaTd foundry Quoted at t. 5Ss Id and Sey9
50 Ihs market for pig IRON certificates at the fT5a4ce
E 5 S l2sf bf a o Toer e and % De5sm5er en &
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs- syrups were dull, with
and underone steady. quotations follow New orleans
SaatFt54g3a ] S63mon' lGg2 fair 2l923o sooa 2@
@ 5 @ vas a 5 @ and and higher 6s {sserday 5a P6o2 S9
e6ls q Jqy ar 90 92ls o Ihs OF serteos[ al 90 & ~
ey Sn zoo at nj a t G22 sg5 53 al 3 6 6 y I ' t sd
perroieun was in goo8 demand. with prices arn, We
quote PETIoEEI standard ghite 56ls @ 35s 99lE dy
Y.rE 10 o5 ma fr5Sai5 15- 10 Sc Water White New
D. u4 gplFrl NaNN N0r
1850 CoTT0NSEED OIL prime erG5ef ~ 10 i'57i 57i
G5s-se Juv 5Ca a57e. Sertemter 56s. q57. oeto6ST
winter ysi5W e8a65c LINSEED OIL American seed
city raw 45G46c. o1toftown raw 44442e nv, s'ol,g1 [
strong the provision market readily followed the Srensn
ysae Rsrts at el Western POINTS we're 1900 head
quoted Mess 50 5o0$o. Gamuy Sl44$l5 Paek,s. SIG
2a5te5 af S-4aS2s pRESssED HOGS asie, quoted TED
81 Q"i-c- Cut 1LEATs-Pi-5gd bellies q4et qT2tea -
--.aii.c Ffg,lSa hams steadg TALLoW barely
quoted. W49s western prime. ssoas ooo CITY. lard
American 1Ce Continent 25e Brazil kegs lig Com
iRcc Rce e s-s, ma Ter ruled @ r 3 fo5 S'S ali ne 6ea6 kqs
Hl '1..tsS IasI'S eSSoI5 a. a4c.
6-.c, Raneoon in bond, 22.Q2]c
s,aaF5aasd arm Fa. agist 1,.5 ana o., gno
:e5le Of 10 poi3s a8d 3is55unt ot rs. cent 1o1
days Crystal GonlnCs. 25c, Eagle tablets
72oc. loaf crushed 57o,: mould $500. cubes
lCaeia 5-rb bass powdered and Eagle C1rtectioners
eranula5ed' 3 25c; XXXX powdered. 15c: powdered
ara extra me granulated 51oc. 2rb cartons Of hne
g-aruatez . 2Oc. do SOC; 3ta-Tb hags DO.
20 5-rh bass DO 2oc lo-lb bass o. be % and 30
diamond 4 Sc. eonfectioners a. 4aoc: " : So
n and 5. 4I5c- 80 !. roe - D. 4.I2e' 70 "a
Sc. 10 II / 5oc y y 425c. No Is. 2o-. Nos Il
- and The local sugar market vas
:ehar with sales Of Porto Rico oeH,rfaeql at 49,
1000 bags due not betore Febr7lary H. p1S 1ata
s7'4c ruseoyaGo - tgst 387 - ana ooAsses sugar:
vas Quiet At as 81 for June july The world
VISIBLE supply IS 10000 conTarei with 100000
tons same time
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
EXPORTS.
CASH OUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

June l3't
OOFFFF-The coffee market qu:et today with
prices little lower under selling against firm offers from
Brazil n absence Of important demand. The
opening quiet unchanged prices and during ne
earfy session Al practically stanaStN
aater II became little animated and closed ha-el
steadv at points Sales for the day
sEere reported 4 The opening was abJu-
Is foreign markets HaTEo was unchanged .
f-ano higher of the local opening while
9Ear7bury unchanged. and both Of the Brazilian
snarkets SO lower Hamburg closed unchanged
a. d rfg higher. while Havre reported change from
earlier prices Receipts remained about the recent
while the comparisons Eth last years nElctS
appear he growing less bearsh his Is Que o the tacJ
beginning 70 increase
"a o. supplies tre present n-E crop Ne-t
tte IS heard OF crop coffee the present move
snent that receipts falling on 50 .Le
soud suggest the IF Old crop f0-ee 70 re
a rr{fd over into new the interior OF Brazil
IS considerable Receipts ports were 5000
haas p 900 last year and Jundiary rsceiiS
SUere bags Is GOO 50 far for
The receipts Rio ana Santos have been about
The market fer SPOT c1fIee vas Quei.
sRiul quotations the basis Of G1sc for Rio No 1
The range Of contract prices in the local market today
fo1 l-vyz
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
EuRoPEAN PRopuce MARKET.

Liverpool June s-ns-WHEAT-spot steady
No RED Western winter. Is ma No l. California
ia quiet. July IS Il sd September. Is
2isd COEN--spot steady. Hess aTted IS "a. old
Northern % 2-4a futures dull. July nominal Sep
te-nher 4s l09.d HOPS al London Faeihc Coast!
FLOCR-WInter patents steady. 26s Cd. BEEF-ENtrl
India mess frrn. Dos 3D. PORK-Prlre mess Western.
steady. Gd HAMS-Short cut. Il to 10 n
53s cd BACOV-CurnberIand cut. % TO 80 n. quiet.
5ls short rib n. dull SIS. long clear ntddes
light 2s 70 "a u. quiet sis long clear m!ddies h%a[
duh 4gs Sd, short clear backs. l6 10 20 n
du 4Gs clear bellies II to l6 10. as SH0TL-
DERS-sqlare Il 20 1S h. dull, 37s Ga LARD-Frime
Western dull 43s american refined, in pals
duI! 43s Sd CHEEsE-Canadlan finest white. new.
Quiet 19s Cd: nominal. 65s. Canadian finest col
6red. nev quiet. 57s Gu, 2!4 4oTni4Sl AZ 61s ~ TALLoW
42s "a IINSEED OIL strong. 29s 80 PETROLEUM NJ
steady. 6Asd ROSIE-Common. strong, lis 90.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28

CEORGE A. CRoCKER.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
IL order OF Hon Abner .. Thomas. Surrogate or fbs
County Of New York notice is hereby given 20 all
having claims against George A Crocker late ~
the County Of New York deceased present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscribers their pace
of tansaeting business No Street in the Citv
OF New York. o. before the 18th day July next
Dated New York. the 7th day OF January. 1907
LEAH REESE CROCKER
GEORGE A. CROCKER Jr
ENecutoE5
CRAvATH. HENDERSON II de GERSDORFF Attor-
neys for Executors No So William Street. Borough
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28

COTTO.I-The cotton market quiet to-day. but
ruled generally steady and closed steady a. net
.advarce u 3 10 points Sales were estimated al
200 dO0 The opening steady at an advance
OF ] point July. generally 20 points lower
.sn response lower cables tian expected and con
finuad good weather -he South after some LITTLE
.srreFularity prices zteadted On buying BY Wall
Street bulls and through Of the wire houses and
during of the session ruled generally steady
closing within point of the TOP The strength
q the July option the Of the first notice day
probably helped sustain the market IN the face Il
fhe weather reports, ard oircu!a-
ing a bull pool Azc made all arrangements TO
finance whatever cOtton IliEht be rendered nearby
contracts To-day :s the first July notice day The
local stock Of Cc-ifcated cotton has increased from
136165 bales 10 1929 bales since the first OF
June believed that large proportion OF this
is already controlled h The bull party and that
feEGers viii be comparatively light. There
activity Of consequence in July to-day, and
consequently il is believed that the scattering interest
IS q comparatively small The weather map
Showed scattering showers in the Western and central
belts. and rain Of about 2la inches 81 Oklahoma
Crop advioes from Alabama continued oullish
hut rather better reports were received from the
Southwest aside from the continued talk Of boil
Weevil
The range Of contract prices IN the local market
10 Vyae as Z fr1lr aus
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
NEW PAPER TRUST PROJECTED.

Milwaukee. June IA report here to-day says
that If plans which have been quietly under way
for some time matured. the manufacturers OF
print and other classes Of first class paper in Wis
consin, embracing in all some twenty-five large
mills will shortly form OF the largest owning
and operating paper manufacturing syndcates In
the country. The plan means manufacturing ami
owning company similar to the International Har-
vester Company and Will not be sales combina-
ton like the late General Paper Company, which
surrendered its charter because of federal ObJec-
ton
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
Surrogdtes' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
Il Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County OF New York
notice hereby persons having claims aga
Ann Augusta Tucker. late OF the County New Yo-L
deceased TO present the with 10
the subscriber at his place of transactug
office Of Chas P and VIM w Buckley. Esqs, Attorneys
and Counselors at law No 14i Broadway, Borough Of
Manhattan. in The City Of New York. befor ira
day of August next. York the twentYe
fourth dav OF January. 1907
WARD DICKSON. Executor Sc
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
/ u BARNES ALLEGED EMgEzzLER.

MINNEAPOLIS. June 27-J L. Barnes. OF Mime
apos former president OF the Minnesota Title In
sllrance and Trust Company. arrested last
evening charged with embezzling $4,000 OF the
funds Of the company while he was president
There Is said to be a shortage Of $4,000 on tho
books. The arrest IS the outcome Of the action
brought IN March by the bank examiner TO have
the affairs of the Minnesota Title Insurance and
Trnet CornpanE wound
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
PENINSULA,

A select family hotel. on ocean front. Shrewsbury
River, Pleasure Bay Morning concerts Evening
dances The reputation is excellent covering - years
OPENS JUNE 26th
Seabright. y j. CHARLES II DEDERER
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
PENNSYLVANIA
THE KITTATINNY.
WATER GAP. Pa

NEW NANAGEAI-N-
open al wear LarSest. most modern and Ecess
located Hotel the Water Gap The Hotel has tns
exceptions. advantage Of having natural draught
or cooling summer bree-es created by Gap to-na
Uon IN which the hittatir1y IS favorabIv located
Rooms all large pleasant with excellent
looinS tror IT'S high elevation upper OF ths
Delaware and its own mountain park OF goo de-
iShttu walks lakes. water falls foliage ard
P!otuS@ sroWth OF rhododeudro1 Rooms suite.
private baths, steam heat, elevators electric lights
spacious veranoaS. private balconies. etc Running
@ I-o otI1lA SI...ls water n all rooms AND ITS Own
FARM GIVES To THE TABLE PRODUCTS PAR
EXCELLENCE Musical concerts morning and
sPeetal features A. the EiIa-innv Beating. bathing
rsEinS bowling, tennis, golf Ts-sphccs telegraph
etSoes n horeA Garage ard livery Bookls- saOWns
Hotel scenes II htttattnny Park Auto from
New York. on application Special July rats
G FRANK COPE. Prop'r-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-26
HE DID FAYETTE COUNTY.
Proctor Cleared Up $4,000 by False
Pretenses

HARRISBURG. Pa, November 26.-Gov
Stuart has issued requisition on Gov
Hughes of New York for the return to
Fayette county of George H. Proctor OF
New York, who was indicted in the Fay
cite county courts In September, 1905, on
six separate bills Of indictment, each
charging false pretenses. The amount
Proctor is alleged to have secured by false
representations from the people of Fayette
county was nearly $4,000.
He was arrested in Philadelphia and
taken to Uniontown. where he was tried
on one Of the indictments and convicted.
On another indictment he entered a plea
of nolle contendere. He was called for
sentence. but was never sentenced, the
court allowing him to go for short time
so that he could raise $4,000 and pay
back to the people the money he is alleged
to have taken from them.
Proctor has failed to settle, as required
by the court, and he Is now wanted at
Uniontown for sentence. The Title Guar
anty and Surety Company of Scranton
which furnished a bond for him of SIS, 900,
has notified him several times to go to
Uniontown, but he has paid no attention.
District Attorney Hudson of Fayette
county applied to Gov. Stuart recently for
requisition papers SO that Proctor might
be taken to Uniontown for sentence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-26
MAY DEPOSE TAGGART
AMBITIONS OF J. W. KERN FOR
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Special pispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, November 3d.
When it became known at French Lick
that Thomas Taggart would seek re-elec-
ton as member OF the national demo-
cratic committee from Indiana his close
friends asserted that John w. Kern, who
has been frequently mentioned in con-
nection with the place, would step aside
for old friendship sake and not oppose
him Mr. Kerns friends, however, are
not talking that way. 1t can be stated
on the best authority that Mr.. Kernrs
name will go before the next delegation
from Indiana to the democratic national
convention as a candidate for member of
the national committee from this state.
Mr.. Kern's position, 1t Is said, Is that
the selection of a national committee
man from Indiana should rest entirely
with the Indiana delegation, and the place
should be given to democrat who, in the
opinion of members of the delegation,
most deserves 1t by reason Of service to
the party.
The position that Kern has taken in the
matter is said to be causing not little
uneasiness among the close political
friends of Mr.. Taggart. They face the
prospect that it may resolve itself into a
test of popularity between the two men.
Taggart men reluctantly admit that
Taggart might not stand so good a chance
as Kern II an enthusiastic Bryan dele
CATION Is selected from Indiana, for the
reason that Kern Is looked upon as Bry-
ans closest political friend in Indiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-26
THE SHoNTS ENGAGEMENT.
Gossip Says That Mother Will Sup.
ply Cash Settlement.
)fspatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. November 26.-society
gossip in this city today has it that the
Due de Chaulnes when he becomes the
husband of Miss Theodore Shonts will
receive a settlement of $4,000 a year
from the private fortune of the young
woman's mother, Mrs. Theodore P
Shonts.
Mr.. Shonts has been quoted as saytns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-26

he hadn't even considered making a set
Element on the duke, but he didn't init
mate his wife was not ready to become
the good angel" of the alliance. Mr..
Shonts has never gone in much for noble
men. He has been a busy man. too
busy, perhaps, to examine the title mar
ket with care. Mrs. Shonts. on the other
hand, is represented, in social rumors, as
deeply concerned in the marriage of her
daughters. She has plenty of money in
her own name. for the estate left to her
by her father, former Gov. Drake of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-26

Iowa, has been judiciously invested and
turned over many times.
While $4,000 a month is limited at as
sum Mrs. Shonts could easily spare, the
figure Is 10y no means official. 1t may be
considerably more, some insist. but up to
this time none of the intimates of the
Shonts family has estimated it at less. If
Mr.. Shonts feels conscientious scruples
against directly handing the duke an in
come, it has been suggested that he can
get around them by increasing his wife's
fortune, both by clever investment and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-26

Ella Swift, aged fourteen years: Merle
Mettlers, aged H. and Frank HartfelIed,
aged IS, were drowned in Little creek
near Mason City. Iowa, Sunday night. The
two girls were skating together when the
cue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-26

by additions from his own purse, in case
of need. No. society does not believe the
duke and his bride will want for the
necessary luxuries of titled life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-26

Please ask to see the new
Jabots offered at 98c, OF lawn,
edged with accordion -pleated
lace, in pink, blue and lavender.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-18
Mrs. Cora Kennedy spent the day
In Spokane visiting friends.

Mrs. Cora Kennedy spent the day
In Spokane visiting friends.
Mrs. d. q. Davis, of Sheridan,
Mont, is spending a few days in the
city as the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. George Harding.
V james Egan, Of Green Bay. Wis.
arrived in the city this morning and
will locate. He is an old friend of
George Steele.
MIR. Miner, of the Woman's club,
stated today that false impression
had been created and that instead of
only two more dances, there would be
three more following the dance this
evening. These dances will be held
on March and IS, and the last will
OCCUR on April l. The attendance at
the dance this evening promises to be
large. When the series have been
completed, the ladies will give dances
on special occasions regulating them
so as to have at least one during each
month.
H. A. Owen, of Spokane, deputy
organizer for the Brotherhood Of Owls,
spent portion of the day in the city
calling on the friends of the organic
alton and taking steps for the insti
tukion NJ n local naaf ar,oko. ,,;I1
be held one week from this evening
at some place to be designated later,
to which all the friends Of the Owls
have been invited. Mr.. Owen stated
that the Spokane nest is meeting with
great success as are the other nests
throughout the west.
Work was commenced this morning
on the interior Of the store of w. B.
Mcfarland, in the Mcfarland block,
which whom completed, will make one
OF the neatest gentlemen furnishing
stores IN the city. The partition in
the rear of the present room will be
torn out and the room back of 1t
formerly used by the Brown Table
Supply company as a store room add g.
ed. Another store room will be built
to the rear of the Brown Table Supply
company's room. This change will
add 30 feet more to the Mcfarland
store and give the Brown Table Supply
company store room 10 feet deep.