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Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
PLAN TRIP OF
BATTLESHIPS
CRUISE WILL COST NATION A
LARGE SUM
COURSE THROUGH MAGELLAN
STRAITS is EXPENSIVE
Congressman Roberts of Navy Conn
mlttee Says Harder Route Is
Necessary from Tacticians'
Standpoint
Ry Associated Press.

Fly Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. N.-Congressman
Roberts of Massachusetts, who with 9TH
er members of the naval committee is in
vestigating the needs of the Brooklyn.
navy yard, said that the trip of the
battleships to the Pacific via the straits
of Magellan is for tactical reasons alone.
He said:
1--WE all believe the Suez route is the
easier and cheaper, but going by hard
route will determine some of our needs
in the Pacific, particularly In the mat
ter of coaling stations on the mainland.
IT have not the slightest doubt that
million dollars will be used up In going
by the Pacific route, but If naval tacti-
clans wish to determine certain things
now Is the time"
Representative Foss, chairman of the
committee, said that the committee will
probably ask congress to authorize four
more battleships, and added, 1--WE may
as we'll make up our minds now that 1t
Is necessary to maintain large fleet in
the Pacific. Our interests are too great
on the coast to do otherwise"
WASHINGTON, Aug. N.-Details of
the movement of the great battleship
fleet around the South American conti-
nent are being systematically developed
aboard Admiral Evans flagship Connec-
ticut and at the navy department, where
by the presidents orders various bureaus
are now authorized to execute plans for
the fleet movement.
1t is settled that the battleships, or
at least a number of them, will go to
Puget sound. The number will be de-
termined by the capacity of the sound
to accommodate them. The battleships
will carry only 12O fathoms of anchor
chain, and most of the water there Is
more that sixty fathoms deep. so that as
safe practice requires the chains to be
not less than three times the depth Of
water only few vessels can be accom-
modated near Bremerton at once.
WASHINGTON, Aug. N.-At the south
ern drill grounds, forty miles off the
Chesapeake, Admiral Evans and the fleet
which sailed from Hampton Roads yes
terday will remain two weeks practicing
fleet and squadron formation, following g
which will be the regular fall target prac-
ctt a
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
rABLE OF TEMPERATURES

For Los Angeles and vicinity'
Fair wednesday,, light west wind
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
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The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
TAFTS Hold A CONFERENCE
Secretary, His Brother, and Man
ager VOrys Meet in Columbus.
EfYort VIII Be Made to Have Con-
vention Called TO Determine
states Choice.

Columbus. Ohio. June Secretary Taft
held a conference with State Superintend-
ent arthur Yorys and his brother. Charles
P. Taft. to-day, at the Cbttenden Hotel
It is understood that there will De no ef-
fort TO have a State convention called to
determine Ohio's preference for the Presi-
dency
Nj. Taft called at the statchouse and
held an informal reception, and then he
inspected the barracks here. This after
noon another conference was held. and
then Mr.. Taft went 10 the home OF Prof.
Caldwell to see his mother He left for
Washington this evening.
Secretary Taft declined to talk politics.
He said he intended to spend a month
resting iu Canada this summer
My trip TO the Philippines" he said.
"is definitely arranged. [ shall sail from
Seattle on the Minnesota September 70.
My return from there Is uncertain It
depends upon conditions"
Among the callers on Mr. Taft at tn.
informal reception 1T the statchousc were
John r Mailoy and Gen Critchfeld. who
are out-and-out Foraker men, and Con
gressman Banu0u, of Portsmouth Com
ment was occasioned by the fact that
Secretary Taft, merely by accident. stood
directly under the portrait Of Senator
Foraker during the reception.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
DEMOCRATS ELECT A BOSS.
Former Governor of Maryland Chosen
Chairman of Committees.

Baltimore. Nd, June 1.-The Democratic
State central committee and the Demo-
cratic city committee to-day chose former
Gov. Frank Brown chairman of both
bodies. which means that Maryland and
Baltimore city have real 'legalzed
boss. Of the ideal type suggested by At
torney General Charles J. Bonaparte The
members of the two committees are now
chosen by the voters at the ballot boxes
and they in turn elect the party leaders.
With the election of eX-Gov. Brown. it
is believed the old boss system has been
abolished The city committee. although
it always had "a chairman, was dominated
by the late l. Freeman Rdsin. who had no
official connection with IT, Since the
death Of Mr. Rasiu ex-Gov. Brown has
been recognized as the city leader. and
his election makes him also the official
leader
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
STRIKE OF DRUG CLERKS.
Proprietors in Butte Lock Doors when
Employees Walk Out.

Butte. Mont. June The latest labor
trouble in Butte has been precipitated by
the drug and prescription clerks, and the
result is that every drug store in Butte is
closed.
The clerks made a demand on May .
for a general increase Of wages OF. IS a
month, the lowest wages 20 be ag5. and
gave the proprietors until to-day To grant
their demands The proprietors refused.
but asked for a conference with the
clerks, which was refused.
To-day all clerks and drug compounders
quit work. and all the drug stores locked
their doors. Since noon il has been i'm
possible to get doctors prescriptions filed.
except at one outside drug store where
the proprietor does his own c0mpoundinc.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
FIRE ABOARD THE COLUMBIA.
investigation of Evident IncendiaFy
Blaze on Cruiser Made.

Philadelphia, Pa, June l-Mystery en-
velops a fire Of evident incendiary origin
'that was discovered shortly before mid
night last night in the gun deck Of the
United States cruiser Columbia at the
League Island Navy Yard.
Circumstances surrounding the blaze
are 50 strange that it will require a court
OF inquiry to make known the facts in the
case. Fortunately there was no ammu-
milton on board, or It is probable the ship
would have been destroyed The Column
bia went out Of commission two weeks
ago
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
JESSE JANFS IS HONOR MAN.
Son of Noted Bandit Graduates from
Law school

Kansas City. june L-JesSe James. son
Of the noted bandit. was announced to-
day the honor man of this years grad
uating class Of the Kansas City Law
School.
James expects TO remain in Missouri and
practice law in the community which was
once terrOrized by his father and his
gang Of despeTadOes.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District OF Columbia
Rain to-day. Tomorrow partly
cloudy and warmer; fresh, vari-
able winds, mostly easterly.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
KURoKI SEES MELODRAMA.
japanese Hero Goes 10 Theater and
Witnesses western Play.

Chicago. June Gen Kuroki. after a
days outing at Lake Geneva. Wis, to-
uay returned to the city. and tonight at
tended a theater where a distinctive tyne
of American Western melodrama is being
played. with the usual accompaniment Of
battles and make-believe bloodsbed
Sunday night the Japanese war hero
and his suite VIII start Tor Seattle. when
they viii sail for Yokohama
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
UNCLE SAM AFTER
MARSHAL COLLINS
Root Complains on Behalf
Of the Diplomats.
GARRETT GIVEN NOTICE
Matter in Hands of [. S. District
Attorney Of Maryland.

iIen Echo OmciaIs Asked to Call on
Prosecutor 10 Explain AHair-Ac-
tion Grows Out of stopping of Car
of Italian Ambassador and Duke of
Abruzzi-NiOIatiOn of the Federal
Statutes AIIeged-Hayor Is Ready.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
WORTH S1OO,OOO,OOO,
RYAN QUITS STREET
Promoter Will
Retire to Estate.
NOW ON EUROPEAN TRIP
Sells All His Stock in Various
Corporations.

Former Nirgininn Retains Interest
i'm Banks and Trust Companies.
Friends Expect Him to Seek SEN
atOrShip-BeRan Unloading Hold
iEgs in Inter-Met. About Year
Ago and Recently Disposed of Gas.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
SNOW FLIES AT CONEY ISLAND
Crowds Driven to Shelter When
Flakes Begin to Fall,
Rain. Then Hail. Then snow. Is the
Order Ht Several Points Through
out the Country.

New York, June 1.-Coney Island. which
has weathered many storms Of various
kinds. gave up tonight 10 a June snow
storm. II started TO snow al $50. and
came down spasmodically for a fun half
hour.
Fred Thompson and the magnates OF
Dreamland and the SteeDlechase had the
lights turned out. and for the first time
in the history Of ue island il was in
darkness by o'clock on a June Satur-
day.
Nearly 10000 persons went down 70 the
island To spend the day. It was threaten
ing all day and was cold in the bargain.
Along toward S.oclock a big black cloud
appeared off the Highlands and swept
rapidly over 10 Coney. Then the rain
came down in torrents and the crowd
broke for shelter.
It's only a shower, said one barker 20
another. hopefully. but with suspicion
Then came the hail and the showmen
gave up. The hail was accompanied by a
high wind, which damaged several of the
smaller buildings This I'm turn was fol-
lowed by the snow.
Lexington. Ky. June L-Considerable
damage was caused at Carlisle Station
to-day as the result Of cloudbu~st.
Creeks overnowed their banks and many
residences, stores. and manufacturing
plants along the waterfront were inun-
dated. The water poured into the plant
of the electric light company. and as
result Carlisle is in total darkness to-
night
At Myers. six houses were washed into
the Ticking River, and the occupants mar
Towly escaped drowning. Much damage
was done to crops. A bolt OF lightning
struck the house of William McCraCken.
fatally injuring Mrs. 1IcCraCken. The
total damage will run into the tens of
thousands
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
LONGRAPSPRESIDENT
Returns Fire in the Nature
Faker" Controversy.
WAR WAGES AROUND WOLVES

Some AnimHdyerSiouS as TO Lynxes.
Attacked author Calls for An
davit-TestimOny to Back II the
WOodcock setting His own Broken
Limh-Some Lost Opportunities.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Garfield who accompanied the President
as far as Canton. did not have acCommo-
dations in the private ear. but secured
berths on one OF the sleeping cars. The
three newspaper correspondents who Were
members Of the Presidents party paid
their own expenses. and occupied seats
and herths iu the regular train.
President Roosevelt has uutu recently
Travelled no the expense OF -ho railroads.
but the cost of the journey which ended
yesterday and which is paid for ogt OF
Che public Treasury. u.s. not as large as
might Doe expected The regular railroad
fare for one person FOR the trip which the
President made is &1H Iu cha-tering a
private Ger. eighteen fnIl fares are paid,
aEgraEItllg iu this case f5->,- Then
fat charge ~ so a day is made for the
ear. and as the President travelled four
DAYS the 1at charge was 5000 About
$3.50 is 20 be added for miscellaneous
charges. and this brings the total probs-
bIe cost ~ AIr. Ro0seveit's journey up 10
NG72N2
Revised Returns ON Famous Walk.
Since the Presidents return more de-
tails have been given 90 the feat iu PEE
6astriar.sm which l1r. Roosevelt and
Vice President Fairbanks performed in
the suburbs of Akron. Ohio Thursday I'm
their walk of nearly three hours. during
which the President showed Nr Fair
banks what strenuous exercise cross
country walking really is. they visited
not one. but five farmhoUses. I'm each
case the distinguished visitors were rec
ognIzeI by the farmers family, and the
President and Vice President WED with
each other iD eyincing their love Of rural
affairs and homely topics AT two OF
three of the farmhouses they We're re-
frcshed with glasses of milk. and both
statesmen expressed themselves as de-
lighted with country life as they saw It iu
Ohio
Mrs Roosevelt returned % Washington
last evening from oyster Bay.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
Marshal Collins idea.

It's a dirty piece OF work to try
10 make trouble for me for doing
my duty as an officer. I am not
the least bit scared and win con-
tinue to stop sFeed-Iaw riol8tors
as long as I hold my job. viii
stop diplomats. too, unless I know
who they are before I make them
stop"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY
TELEGRAPHIC.

Itgee. TLIIbNATHIJ.
1T +. Ryan Retires from Business.
Thousands Fan In Chinese Battle.
1-Dr. Long Defends Ills Stories.
Brown Made Maryland Leader
1-Snowst0rm al COney Island.
2-Tafts Hold Conference in Columbus.
3-Oregon Girls Criticise New York.
3-Paris Ship Strike Spreads
2-Haywood's o Illness Delays Trial
6-Confederates Elect officers.
6-Ncws Of Maryland and Virginia.
brewery Workers Score G0mpers.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
American watche. situation.

officials here are watching The develop
ments IN China with undisguised anxiety.
lest the outbreaks suddenly be directed
against foreigners.
Following a cable report from United
states Consul Paddock. at Annoy. the
state Department has sent him tnstruc-
tons to keep the government thoroughly
posted on the situation.
The official news received here is very
meager. but it is said that the American
interests thus far are not involved.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
LOCAL

1-UucIe Sam After Collins.
l-President Returns from West
BLACK Prophet Hailed
2-District Day az Fair
rainfall Breaks Records.
2-S,audar1 OH Hard Hit
spanish SwindleTs at Work.
All Creeds Unite for Charity.
Hartman Conference Arranged.
German Trade Treaty Published
samuel Hart Describes Trip.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
THOUSANDS SLAIN
IN CHINESE BATTLE
Rebel Army FIeeS Before
Imperial Troops.
FOREIGNERS LET ALONE
Fight Is Renewed When Aid
Comes to ReyOlutiOniStS.

War TO Overthrow Present Dynasty
of Mauchu-BOth sides in Race for
STntOw-Chang Chow. City with
1,00O,00O Inhabitants, Also in Dam
ger from Attnck-Cnpture by Re-
volters Means Much tO the Cause.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Il can't see what they are going
to do with us In this matter. as we
have never arrested a diplomat.
and whenever one has been stopped
for fast driving Collins has always
allowed him 70 proceed without
question upon learning who he
was Z"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
s2.75 TO Luray and Return, Including
Admission to Cayerns.

Leave Baltimore and Ohio Station
Washington, Saturday. June Is. S.C5 g. m
returning same day. A splendid opportu.
nifty for a DAYS outins, and to visit thi.
famous natural curiosity.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
WESTERN TRIP ENDS
The President Returns from
FOur-dayS Journey.
SPEAKS TO RAILROAD MEN

Tells ConneUSyiIIe Crowd He Fuvors
EiEht-hour Day for wives as Wen
as for Men-Entire Trip Cost APP
proximateIy S1,O0O-No Fayors Are
Asked Of the Corporations.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
Continued on Page 3. Column =.
sI5.2o-AshevilIe md Return-s1s.2o.

Via Southern Railway June s. 6. and :,
and 70 Svarnanoa. y. c., and return.
SliS5. June T.. g. aud Il; final limit June
25. le0i, account meetings Y. N. c. a. aud
Y ". c. A.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Revolt broke out on May -.
when rebels killed the military and
civil authorities at WOng-KOng,
but the news did rot reach the
world until this week.
Three provinces are now in
active revolt.
Battles said 20 be raging between
the rebels and imperial troops near
SNatGW.
Chane-Chow, one of the i'm
pOTtant cities Of China, il Also
threatened with attack.
Estimates place the number of
rebels nt from 10000 20 100000.
Rebels have ISSUED a pTOnuncia-
mento saying there is no anti-for-
eicn significance in the revolt.
The rebels aim Is to overthrow
the MHnchu dynasty. which is said
TO be seriously threatened.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

LeeSbUrg Nn.) Horse Show, June sc.
Low round-trip rates via Southern Rail
way. June 4, .. and 6; return limit June
l. 1907.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
when school Is Out. Then what.

Take q day or night course at Strayer' s
Business College, llth and + sts, NV
Catalogue free
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
BALTIMORE AND RETURN sI.25.
Baltimore and Ohio n r.

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways both days except Royal Lin
tied City offices, 1917 G st. and 6l9 Pa
ave.
Boards. Wide and Bright, s2.9o per 100 #.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
esG1 n Atlantic Citr md pctn-n

Baltimore and Ohio. May 81 to June T.
Valid for return until June TO- and may
be extended to June IS upon payment fee
Of 81. Consult agents for time Of trains.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

start an Account with Banking Dept.
Of Union Trust Co. 13l4 z st. NV. where
all accounts draw interest and deposits are
subject to check whenever desired Saw
ings accounts invited. Govt supervision.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

New York, June DIR William J..
Long the nature writer. who was at
tackled ly President Roosevelt In the June
issue Of Everybody's Magazine, gave to-
day reply % Mr.. Boosevelts criticism.
DIR. Long gives in fuller and more con-
viHeing detail hIs evidence in support Of
his stories of "a woodoo~k repairing hts
own broken leg and of wolf killing its
prey 10y biting The chest Returning 20
what lIr. Roosevelt says about Ivnxes.
DR.. Long savs-
'I want some eyewitnesses and afi-
dsyIts 90 support this statement This is
simply because Mr. Roosevelt and God
know an about lyuxes, and God is mod
esriy silent.
AS to the habits Of wolves. which also
Nr. Roosevelt knows al about. one who
has ever studied them finds the subject
one of immense fascination. and he can
not read their signs for q week. or talk
au hour with an Old wolf hunter. with
out finding ont how little he has diseov-
cred about this curious mixture Of rrferd-
linsss and savagery and unbelievable
cunning
Evidence on Wolf Incident.
Mr. Ro1sevelts next denial is the mat
Ter Of the wolf following two children
lost In the woods. and this he declares 10
he The widest iuurob8bItv.' klca I
was myself followed for hours by 2 young
wolf which, so far as could judge from
his actions. showed only timiditv and a
curiosity which at times seemed almost
friendly I have heard Of three or four
similar cases. and ATr- Roosevelt can hear
one ot tho most interesting from Francis
lie Flesche Who is now in Washington
You are mistaken. Nr Roosevelt. pro-
foundiy, absolutely, horelessly mistaken
There was a better chance that you neg
lected when that lonely old elk. the last
of his race, wandered 10 your ranch see
inE your cattle unmolested. and. thinking.
IL may even be. fin his dim. brute vav
that there was a place where he might be
safe from his enemies. And there is a
Seener pleasure than to walk no To no.
bic animal dead in the cool shade of the
evergreen. his glad life gone. his svmme-
Try distorted in the death struggle. his
beautiful brown coat all Clotted and
bIood-stained. and his soft ewes glazing
rapidly as if 10 hide the repr0ach that is
in them"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
PENALTY A HEAVY ONE.
What the Mayor saysi

Three years In prison and fine
at courts discretion.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
Continued on Page 3, Column g.
$500 to Los Angeles, Cal, and Othel
pnrifr CnnNi pointS md Rcfurn

Via Baltimore and Ohio. June TO p
Valid for return until August 3. For par
ticUlaTs consult agents, l4l7 G St, 619 Pa
ave. and station. y. J. ave. and ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
Whole Trip Cost but 81, 900.

Although obliged TO pay eighteen regu-
lar fares as a part of the charge for the
private car. and while the members of
the party were fewer than that number
several Of them occupied berths in another
part of the train. Secretaries Wilson and
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

4 Ia Carte Lunch served Daily
Il ECkstein's from y to 8. 1i12 y. Y ave
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Llbbey & Co., 9Th St. and y. Y. Ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Prices on ali Kinds OF Lumber are Lower.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

FLOORING, Very Pretty. 500 per 100 It.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Libbey & Co, 9Th ST. and n. Y. Ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

The Best Boards only $500 Der 100 #.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
Revolt Is Spreading.

Throughout China the situation is much
worse, and every dispatch says the revolt
is spreading.
Three provinces are affected by the re-
volt Kiangse is the latest Of these. A
message from Nau-Ngan to-day says that
an outbreak has occurred forty miles
north Of that city. Only officials were at
tackled It is reported dozen civil and
military officials ana their families were
killed.
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Onancock.

Miss Sarah Nelson Parker is visit
ing relatives at Newport News.
Mrs Margaret Leatherbury and two
children are at Mrs. Wallace'sf for the
summer.
Mrs. Thomas E. Fletcher is IN
Hampton for stay OF several days
with friends.
Mrs. VIM. Nottingham Thomas, OF
Northampton, is at the home OF ner
daughter, Mrs. George II. Powell.
Miss Elizabeth Custis Powell oil
st. Mary's County, Maryland, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. r. l.. Snieid'
Mrs Maude Mills White, who mas
been teaching music in Washington
d. o., is spending her vacation at
home.
Miss Letitia Geiger has opened a
dancing class at her mothers resi-
dence on Main street. Lessons art
piyen Monday and Thursday evenings
Mrs. R. L. Hopkins and daughter
Miss Annie, and their guest, MISS
Edna Hewett, of Winchester, have
returned from a pleasant trip to the
Exposition.
The death of the Rev. Mr.. Hiron'
formerly pastor of the, onancock M
liz. Church, at Dover, Delaware
causes general regret here where nj
was favorably known.
Mrs. John II. Tindall, who wa
operated upon last week for appen
dicitis, at the Johns Hopkins hospi
tai, baltimore, is rapidly improving
and is expected home by to Day
steamer.
Mrs VIM. It. Wise and daughter
Miss Dorothy, arrived from Bait
, more Tuesday. Miss Dorothy ia
been undergoing treatment for ne
eves for several days, and return
| with them much improved.
Miss Blanche N. Joynes left TN
week for Cornell University, lthaci
= New York, to take a course
Adolescence and High School Meti
odsu and in Spanish. Miss Joyn'
a is a student of the Woman's Collee
Of Baltimore and will graduate fro
that Institution next summer.
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Circuit Court Proceedings,
Special Term.

The following fiduciary accounts
were confirmed and ordered to be re-
corded: Adults of estates OF Wlliiam
n Bloxom, Edward R. Thomas, sam
mel n. East, William Shay, Danlei
Jones. Eveline w. Mock, Geo. L.
Glenn: trust accounts of White q
Core, Margaret A. Powell &C.; guard
ian accounts of Tankard &. Stevens
Alice A. and Brandon b. kllmon'
Robert Hall, Ida R. Courtney Ada w.
Arthur B. and John P. West, Charies
2 William G. and Harvey L. Gliden,
Letters of administration with VIII
annexed were granted to Joseph ~
Riggs on the estate of Robert ). ray
lor, deceased.
Joshua E. Hudsonqualifed as guard
ian Of his child, Charles o. Hudson
Charles T. Jones of M. E. Churcl
was granted authority to celebrate
the rites of matrimony'
Louisa E. Pitts, guardian VS. Vlr
oinia G. Pitts &c. Decree Tor WIN
Srawal of one years interest and 10
novment of costs and taxes and bal
ance to guardian. "
Andrew H. G. Mears vs. JAMES -
Harmon, inspector of oysters. In
junction order entered by court re
strain,ng inspector from assignin
certain oyster ground until furthe
order of court.
Elizabeth F. seymour's Ex'or VI
Alfred H. Ames and wife ct al. Deere
: authorizing change of investment
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Cornerstone Laying.

The cornerstone of the Fixmore
Baptist Church will be laid on July
18th. The program will be I'm der the
supervision of the Broadwater lodge
of the Masonic brotherhood. Every
feature will be interesting end i'm
pressive. Rev. Geo. Mcdaniel, ID. d.,
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
Richmond, Va, is expected to make
! the address of the day. Dinner and
supper will be served, and accommo-
dations provided for those who may
be detained until the following day
The public is especially invited to p'
present and take part in these exercl
SEES.