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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-06
RED Fees FILL
Los ANGELES
Mobiles Gather for Imperial
Council Of Mystic
Shrine

Special to Evening Teller.
Los Angeles, Cal, May 6.--The
streets and otner public places of Los
Angeles are dotted today with the red
fez worn by the Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, and the regalia of the order
is attracting attention In all parts OF
the city. The annual sessions of the
imperial council of the Mystic Shrine
will begin tomorrow. and the members
are arriving on every traip.
with bands playing and banners n.y.
ing, delegations OF hundreds Of mem
bers of the order, accompanied by their
wives and families, have poured into
the city during the past "a hours from
every state Of the Union, from Canada
and from across the Mexican border.
Receive Hearty Welcome.
The visitors have received the heart
lest kind of a welcome. From every
place Of business and from many prf-
vate residences there float the national
colors, interspersed with the emblems
OF the Shriners. Flags and bunting are
lavishly displayed. and handsome
arches span some of the main street
intersections.
Today the visitors were taken on an
excursion to Avalon, Catalina island.
to attend the opening OF the midsum-
mer water carnival. The program OF
business and entertainment for the re-
mainder OF the week IS as follows:
Tuesday---Morni
The imperial council will begin ITS
sessions at the Scottish Rite cathedral.
Afternoon-Ty Typical California ban
quet in honor Of the imperial council.
excursion to Pasadena. In the after
noon there win be grand parade OF
the imperial council. Arab patrols ana
Shriners acting as escort to the cleo
trical Turkish and Moorish pageant.
After the parade the Arab patrols will
be the guests at a banquet to be given
in their honor by the Arab and Be-
douin patrols of Los Angeles.
Wednesday.
Business sessions Of the imperial
council. Automobile and tallyho rides
about the city. Exhibition drill by all
Arab patrols in Ascot park. Exhibition
OF Japanese daylight. fireworks. special
designed and made to order for the oc
casion in Japan. Evening Second
grand parade of the electrical Turkish
and Moorish pageant.
Thursday.
Special excursion for all Arab pa
rolls to Avalon, Catalina island Eve
ming: Third and last parade OF the
electrical Turkish and Moorish pa
geant. Theater parties.
Friday.
La fiesta de los flores. one of the
most attractive events of the enter
tainment program. Miles Of decorated
coaches, carriages, automobiles. eaues
TRANS and bicycles. Evening: Grand
Shrine ball at AL MalafSah's new audi
forum.
Saturday.
Grand Spanish barbecue and bulls
head breakfast at San Gabriel-unique
and typical Spanish dishes viii De
served to 10000 visitors. Following
ehS paEpcCuS anu oEedA1dsI SoWpoys
from the ranges OF Arizona, New Mex
leo and California win give a true
Western exhibition of steer roping.
The barbecue and exhibition win taks
place on the grounds Of the Southern
California Masonic home, within sight
OF the world-famous San Gabriel,
mission. founded by the Franciscan
fathers In It'll.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-06

A nrst class three-seated rig for
sale. If you want SNAP look this up.
Anyone who has vineland property
that they wish to trade, write or call
on FENToN & LOWE.
SIT Main street, Lewiston. Idaho.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-06

VigOT ana cne6rrul-
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not unconi-
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. IF the
Arizona republican., 1907-12-25
H. A. Diehl Shoe Co
poLlcE News-painc. th,. man ar-

i POLICE NEWS-Psinc. the man ar rested Monday night by the police for ' threatening to kill a half dozen pro- ! plc. more or less. was transferred yes 1 terday Co the county jail to await ac- i tion on felony charge. Andy Garcia. | who Was jailed Monday night. was sick yesterday and was allowed tO go home until court time. He returned promptly ! at o'clock to get his judicial medi- | cine The regular interpreter was ab sent and Andy acted as interpreter for two other Mexican offenders and as ireward City Recorder Thomas sus pended Andy's sentence SD he could spend Christmas outside. VenardO Genardo was fined S5 for drunkenness.
 Joe Garcia was given five days. ole Peterson showed up again. week az" Ole made a getaway while assign ed to the task of sweeping the city hail corridor. He came in Monday full of pentence and oratory and told the
 judge he was trying tO be good ana had been working ever since he got away. He Was told 10 go and sin no more. but in the course of the evening
 the nearness of Christmas put him to
 the bad again. It cost him B. yes tcrday.
 THE STOFFICE.-There will be Christmas presents for lot of people
 at the postofiice this morning and the
 officials are as anxious to get rid of
 them a. the patrons will be to receive
 them. There was a big pile of them
 left over last night, and some two or three hundred registered packages
 that arrived yesterday on the later
 trains are among them. There was
 not time yesterday to get them enter
 ed up on the books so they might be
 delivered. They will be ready this
 morning and to facilitate delivery the
 postoffice hours today will be from
 Q: 90 to T. instead of the usual shorter
 Sunday hours. That will be two hours and half and lot of mali can be
 handed out in that length of time. \
 big mail is also expected this morning as the Rock Island mail winch car
 ries the largest part of the mail from the east, did not connect at Maricopa yesterday. Two Rock Island mails are therefore expected today. both large consignments. The postofice force has been working like a slave for the past week and has handled everything so far with dispatch. There ! has been little congestion of the mail and only such things as registered parcels concerning which there iS more or less book keeping. have failed ! of distributioh the day they were re- ceived. Second class mail of course is ! subject to little delay owing to the | abundance of first class matter hand | led. but so far the clerks have kept | up pretty close to the procession at the windows.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-25
SANTA CLAUS,

Toy Town, Christmas Present Co.,,
 Fairy Land.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-25
INJURED IN A RUNAWAY.-Er


 gene Brady o'Neil. in a runaway on
 the Cave Creek road yesterday about
 noon. was thrown from the buggy and
 painfully though not seriously injured.
 The horse became frightened and Iwhirlina corner overturned the Ve-
 hicIe. MT. O'Nein was considerably stunned An automobile was sum- muned and he was brought to the city ' and his wounds dressed by physi
 clan. The most severe injury was a ] cut in the scalp which necessitated the taking of several stitches. It is anticipated that he will be feeling all right again in d few days
 LEMON SHOW-Howard Reed of the reclamation service while visiting the Inglesidc orchards the Ue,aer day saw the best lemon show he ever saw in his life He made d mistake when he didn't steal it and bring it to the board of tradC. It was a limb of d lemon tree about four feet long and al one place or another on this short limb there were flower buds just starting. others swelling. others just bursting into bloom. one or two blossoms, and lemons of all sizes from a hickory nut to the ripe fruit. This is often seen on on- tree but seldom can the whole show be found on single branch.
 SHELLY ExONERATED-Governor kibbey yesterday received a telegram from W. C. Foster. who is in Tomb stone. informing him that the grand jury had eXoneratei F. W. Shelly. dis trict attorney. from the charges brought by the board Of supervisors. These charges were comprehensive and covered the wide range that comes under the head of drunkenness. neglect of official duties and legal in competency. There k now considera- ble curiosity to see the full report of the grand jury. A few Gays ago the charges were placed iS the hands of the governor with the request of the board of supervisors that Mr. Shelly be suspended from office The gov ernor al once ordered him suspended pending hearing bv the grand jury. II would appear now that by virtue of the action of the grand jury. Mir Shelly is reinstated. When asked for a statement yesterday the governor said he had nothing to say and would not have. al least not until he has seen the full report of the grand jury.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-25
TRINITY CHRISTMAS SERVICES

The Christmas Day service will be held in Trinity church at 10 am. There will be special music and the address will be made by the Rev. Ron ald NJ Brookman. The Sunday school festival will be held on Saturday af- ternoon at S:50 o'clock. when the chill
 dren will sing the Christmas carols
Arizona republican., 1907-12-25
Letter Just Received From Santa Claus
 To C.H. Davidson

Dear Mir. Davidson:-
 was glad to read your letter show ing your interest in the little boys and girls. l hereby appoint you as my agent for Phoenix and Marieopa eoun ty. will leave at your store sample CT almost every kind Of toy and pres ent that ! expect to bring in my sleigh when visit Phoenix Christmas night. 1 wilt have Dolls, Toy Dishes, Toy Wagons, Automobiles, Hand Cars, Hobby Horses, little 4 calibre Shot guns, Toy Cock Stoves, Banks, Magic Lanterns. Toy Engines, SilVer"sre. Cut Glass. Hand Painted China, Fancy Lamps Nice Water Sets, HaViiani China. Express Wagons. Pocket Knives. and Air Rifles. besides a big lot of SC, 10c. 15c, 2oc and 25e toys. want ev- cry little boy and girl in Phoenix to be good and kind to one another and do just what their teachers and their parents ask them to do so | can have something for every one Of them. Give my regards to all the little boys and girls. My reindeers are big and strong this year and able to pull a big load Of toys. Cordially yours,
 SANTA CLAUS,
 Toy Town,
 Christmas Present Co.,.
 Fairy Land.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
MANY COMING
TO THE REUNION
Where the Surviving Generals
Will Be Quartered-Re
union Receipts.

Although the entire list Of Confed-
crate generals wEo still survive thu
ravages OF time and the many all
ments Incident to old age now numbers
hardly sixty. considerable proportion
of these venerable chieftains will jour-
ney to Richmond to participate In tho
reunion.
Tho following is a list OF those who
already have signifed their intention
to come and the places where they VIII
stop:
Lautenant-G General Simon Bolivar
Buckner, Munfordville. Ky; Jefferson
Hotel.
Lieutenant General Stephen D. Lee,
Columbus, Miss, Jefferson Hotel.
Major-General T.. l.. I4omax, Gcttys-
burg. Pa; No. 8 East Franklin Street.
Hrigadier- General f. F, Alexander
1.-THE Dunes" South Island. Georgetown
county. S. C.;.No. 3o7 West Franklin
Street.
Brigadier- General Pinckney y. Bowles
Tampa. Fla: Hotel Richmond.
Brigad!er- General William /. Cabell
Dallas. Texas; Murphy's Hotel,
Drgadier- General William r. Cox
Tennessee: No. 600 West Gracc'street
Brgadier- General Clement a, Evans
Atlanta Jefferson Hotel.
Brisadier- General George w Gordon
Memphis, Tenn; Jefferson Hotel,
Brigadier- General George F, Harri-
sen. Opclika, Ala: Hotel Richmond.
Brgadier- General Eppa Iunton
Richmond; No. 8 East Franklin Street
Brigndler-Genaral William McComb
F,ddyville. KY; No. zoos West Franklin
Street
Brigadier- General Thomas T., Nun.
ford. Lynchburgi No. 307 West Frank
! ln Street.
Brigadier-G General Marcus II, Wright
Washington; No. 500 West Grace Street
| Colonel j. y. Bidgood, who Is nov
associated with Colonel John w. Cor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25

pruncrty ,rrn1lAfcrA.

Richmond: Mary z. Rudder to Ben
jamin j. Tolker, 941-12 a,et on north
line of High Street. rNrtheast corner
of Church Street, s625.
Edward II. Brown to Carrie Louis
Pennelle, 1916 feet on east line Of
Second Street, 125 feet south of Cary,
Street, $4,000.
Edwin Peasants and wife to Thomas
T.. Boyle, 1872 feet on Thirty ourth
Street, southwest corner of Leigh
Street, $1,000.
John r. Branch to Christina RuS>
pert SO feet on Park Avenue, north
west corner of Robinson Street, $4,000.
A. B. Loveman, NJ. V. Joseph and
Emil Loeb and wives to Howard and
Bertha V. Mcdowell, 80 feet on west
line of Lombardy Street, 1870 feet
south OF Main Street, $500.
Sarah l. and L. ]. Mitchell to James
I. Jones, % feet on east line of Twen-
ty-third Street, 100 feet south Of 7
Street, $3.50.
James, N. King and wife TO Old Do7
minion and Western Lumber Corpora
ton, 167 1-6 feet on west line of Nine
teenth Street, 1s3 feet north Of Mar
shall Street, subject to deed OF trust
for $SS6, SODA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
ASK ME CLUB"
TO HELP VISITORS
New Organization Formed to Be
of Assistance to
Strangers.

! The ASK Me Club Is the name OF
new organization which has neither
officers nor place Of meeting, and which
demands no dues. which has recently
been started in this city. The object
of the new club is to have every mem
Der a sort OF walking guide to places
of interest in the city. an ever-ready
and cheerful cicerone. who Will answer
all aucstitts put to him by visitors and
strangers. It Is desired TO have n a,3,h
two hundred young mon Join the. clup.
and all those wishing TO do so may
apply at the Office Of Mr.. s..W. Meek,
business manager Of The Times-p ,,sa
TASK Ne Club" and give them q button
with tho legend Of the organization
engraved on It.. -,
This club will be especially usefui
during the conventions here, when the
city WIN be crowded With Visitors rs enc inc
courtesy and nolitcness to her guests
which is expected by the CITY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
PLANS
SLIGHTLY CHANGED
(Continued from First Page.)

2. Gilman, T, W. Duke and Edward $.
Department Army of Tennessee Cred
rosettes)-Colonel Henry NJ. Boykin;
aids Judge y. II. Leake, Z. l.. c. Scott,
r. B. Jones and w. Is. Saunders.
decorations Scarce. :.
1t is reported that there Is con-
siderable scarcity of Confederate bunt-
Ing in the city. and one gentleman re-
ported that lie had been unable to
buy Virginia flag in the city. Many
decorators coming here from the
jamestown Exposition have attempted
to put up United States colors, and
in some cases have had their orders
cancelled, and the bunting taken down
by parties who felt such decorations to
be out OF Keeping with Confederate
reunion.
Even IL flags are scarce. however,
there Is an abundance Of red and white
bunting, which Is available for decor
ating purposes, and the scarcity OF
decorating material should wake the
PEOPLE OF Richmond up to the necessity
Of decorating as soon as possible.
Camp John ". Gordon Is now nearing
completion, and the finishing touches
Will Be put on early next week, when
a Confederate battle flag Will be run
to the masthead, and the camp will
be ready for the reception Of visitors.
Davis, Lee and Jackson Avenues are
the three main streets OF the camp. all
OF which run parallel with Broad
Street. The cross streets are named
for the heroes Of various States, as
follows:
Virginia-stuart Avenue. Maryland
I rimble Street. West Vlrglnia-Jen-
'ltins Street. Virginia-Johnston Street,
North Carolina-Pender Street, South
Carolina-Hampton Street, Georgia
Gordon Street. Florida-Loring Street,
Observation-Disclosures Street. Louisiana
Beauregard Street. Texas-Cabell
Street. DEMONSTRATIONS Street,
.Arkansa s-Cleburne Street, Missouri
Price Street, Kentucky-Breckin
Street, Virginia-Pickett Street, Vir-
ginia-Hiil Street, Tennessee.-Forrest
Street. Virginia-Ewell Street.
The advance guard OF the reunion is
already reaching Richmond, and al
ready tho hotels and restaurants are
beginning to show the incoming OF
people, which will become the order
OF the day early next week. Every
indication now points to notable re-
union, with gathering OF vetrans and
Confederate sympathizers from all
parts OF this country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
WE'D AT HOTEL LLEwELLlN.
Miss Matte Il. Toombs becomes Bride
OF MIR. James w. Miles.
tcneci,, - me Times-pispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.J
RADFORD, VA, May ga quiet
marriage took place ut Hotel Llewellyn
Wednssdqy EVENING When Alis Md a1 lie
camo the bride Of Mr.. James W. Miles,
a lumber dealer, Of Buchanan. ". va;
The marriage service was performed
by Rev. r. X. Sutherland, and the wed
ding march was played BY, Mrs: ]. 4.
blackwell Miss Jennie Llewellyn in
white mousselne de sole, with pink
grdle and pink carnations. was maid
Of honor, and Mr.. Emmett Roberts vas .a
best man. Miss Mamie Bell Smith,
as bridesmaid. wore white point d'es--
prlt over taffeta, with pink glrd1e and ne,
pink carnations, and was attended by
Mr. Robert p. Morley. The bride wore
white crepe de chine. with bridal veil,
and carried bride roses.
At the conclusion of the marriage
service, a supper was served the bridal
party, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
left for a Northern bridal tour. Among
the out-of-town guests were Mrs w.
w. Koon, of Cumberland, Nd. and Mrs.
J. S. Smith, Of Baltimore. sisters Of The
bride
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
PRETTY WEDDING At
CLUSTER SPRINGS
Miss Elma Clifton Woody Be
comes Bride Of Mr.. ]. Irving
Barrick.
WILL RESIDE IN NORFOLK
bridegroom Is Resident Of That
City, Holding POSITION With
Belt Line Road,
WILL RESIDE IN NORFOLK
Especial to The Timcs.pispatch.l

Especial to The Timcs-DisRatch
CLUSTER SPRINGS, HALIFAX
COUNTY, VA, May 24.-One Of the So
cial events Of tho scuson III Southern
Halifax. took place at "Woodyland
Heights" the elegant and hospitahe
country home OF Mr., and Mrs. NJ. r..
Woody, who reside ,lear the Virginin-
Carolina line, "Wednesday evening at
$3.50 o'clock, when their attractive and
accomplished daughter, Miss Elma
Clifton, was led to the altar by Mr.. j.
Irving Barrick, Of Norfolk. Miss Irene
Woody, sister of the bride, was maid
of honor and Mr.. Theodore Sterbner,
of Port Norfolk, was best man. Rev.
George r. Watkins, of RoXboro, N. c.,
OBLIGATED, the ring ceremony being used.
The bride was gowned In white
chiffon tHffeta, trimmed III lace, and
carried a bouquet Of lilies of tho VAL
ley, ferns and Bride roses. The maid
Of honor was attired in salmon pink,
with all over lace and carried pink
carnations.
Messrs. Wallace s. Shaw, Of Boston,
and Frank l.. Woody, Of Norfolk, Va,
were ushers.
After receiving the congratulations
of their friends, the bride and groom,
followed by tho assembled guests, re-
paired to the dining-room, where
sumptuous supper was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Barrick left early yes
terday morning for Norfolk. where they
will reside in the future, the groom
holding n responsible position with the
Belt Line Railway, of that city, by
which company he is held In high es-
TEEN.
The bride is young lady with traits
Of character as lovely as her winsome
person.
She has hundreds of friends in Vir-
ginia and North Carolina, having been
educated in the capital Of the latter
state. Many valuable and useful we'd
ding presents were received.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
Charter Granted.

Tho State Corporation Commission
yesterday granted charter to the
.Pocahontas Consolidated Collicries
ration with q maximum capital stock
OF $7,S00,000, and minimum capital
stock OF $7.7l3.0O0 Isaac L. Manu. OF
iB6ramwell. w. Va, is presidents; c. G..
Ihornc. OF Now York, first vice pres
ident; J. II. Jones, of Bramwell, w. Va.
second vice-prcsident, and Messra. Jcn-
Kin Jones, p. Goodwill. S. NJ. Buck and
Harry Bowen, other corpora tors. Tho
well county. Va. OF the total capital
ization. S2.S00.000 Is to DO cumulative
preferred stock. bearing six per cent
interest.
AS the name Indicates, the gigantic
coal mining and development Corpora
ton Is a consolidation or two collicries
owning large tracts OF coal lands,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Miss Lille Francisco, of Danville,
va, is visiting her friend, Mrs. 7.
Men simpson, at the Clay Street
Church parsonage, q West Clay
Street.
county passed through Richmond
yesterday on his way to Jamestown
Exposition.
Miss Isla Virginia Smith. daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Smith, who
graduated from Judson College, Ma
rion Ala. last "Wednesday evening,
has returned TO her home in Rich
mond. DIR. Smith delivered the bac-
calaureate address ut the commence
ment to large aril appreciate audi
cnce.
Rev. x. n. Mears has returned from
a three weeks stay in Charlottesville,
services Sunday IN the Hasker Memo
rial Methodist Episcopal Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25

don at the reunion Headquarters, In
the Mutual Assurance Building, ur-
gently requests all Virginia veterans
WISHING this city, Us we'll as all local
eX-Confederatcs 20 call at his Office
and put their names in the veterans,
register. This book will be kept at
general headquarters until the middle
OF next week, after which Captain
D. a. Brown will take charge of 1t at
Virginia headquarters
Yesterdays contributions to the re-
union fund were as follows:
Mrs T. j. Boggs, Ashland. va,.s 90
Thomas Pinckncy Bryan. ..... 10 90
Richmond Lodge, No, As, b. p.
Q. Elks ..,................... 25 90
Dr' George i. Keesec. ......... 5 90
total ............ ,$42 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
Postal Affairs.
Especial to The cs-pgpatch.]

Special 10 TIC Tllnts- LIsPatcH.1
WASHINGTON. D. c.. May 24.-Post-
masters appointed:
misunderstanding. Isle of Wight coun.
~ Walter L. Bryant. vice A. Boyd, removA
ed: Haynesville, Richmond county, Warren
II. Withers vice r. w King. resigned.
North Caro,ina-Tiliery, Halifax county,
George n, Mumphord, vice *. NJ. Vande,
resigned.
Maynard Street appointed regular, James
NJ Street substitute, rural free delivery
carrier route No l. at Saluda. Va.
North Carolina-Rural routes established
as follows June 18th. Burlington, Ala
nance county. route No. 10; population 500.
families eS July 10th, Spr!nGhope. Nash
county, route No. 4 population G1o, fam-
lies 1o3 .
Post-office established at Star, Carroll
county Va with Ruth A. Jennings post
master Post offices a. Cascade, Pttsyl-
yania county. and Tempicton. Prince George
county, Va, ordered discontinued June 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
Newspaper Tributes.

On the demise OF the late
Henry Clay Payne, a concern
in New York gathered
from the papers published
throughout she United States
4,oS5 newspaper stories of the
life and career of the de-
ceased.
These items were carefully
mounted OH Irish linen leaves
and bound in six volumes, 100
pages to the book. A ct Yer
Of genuine seal was approx
atcly lettcred in gold and ie
entire material, represent
the work of many people at
several months, has just tcen
delivered to Mrs. Payne
Milwaukee.
Mr., Burrellc, vino ma
a speciality Of this uni m
method Of preserving fan
history, also compiled +
volumes containing the
tcrs, kilograms and cards of
coincidence received by
family. all constituting a f.
lily heirloom that will ~
handed down to future g.
rations..
This work is one Of
several developments Of
press clipping industry,
Mr.. Burrelle has made a
cial study OF the work ne
created several wears ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
NEW COMPANY INSPECTED
Command VIII Probably BE Mustered
in KeEiment Next Week

inspec,or-General observation-disclosures
10 Lane Stern and Colonel C. a. Demp-
ssT last nigh; inspected ti,t members
OF new military company in this city
Of which Mr. l. y. GiIl!s is to be can
tain, Owing TO insufficient notice o.
tie inspection the attendance was not
as numerous as had been anticipated.
but IT Is understood thai the comman d
VIII bs mustered in at another inspec-
ton, and il is likely that the new
company VIII be received into the SER
vice in time for The reunion paradcs,
and certainly in time for the James
town Exposition encampment
COMPANY a, of the Blues, and Com
panE a, OF the Scyenticth Regiment.
were both drillipg in ;he streets last
night, ths nien.wearlng the summer
made creditable showing
There VIII probably be no more
drills OF the regiment companies be-
fore the parade next Thursday, May
Goth