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ciark-soaen.

IA wedding OF interest to the many
friends OF the bride and groom oc-
CURED Thursday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Yegen when
their sister, Miss Kathryn Clark, and
Paul q. Solen OF Chicago were united
in marriage. The ceremony was per.
formed BY Rev. II. Samuel Fritsch OF
the Congregational church in the pres
ence OF q few relatives and intimate
friends. Pink and white carnations
and smilax we're artistically used Ia
the decorations. The bride was at
tired IN q handsome travelling suit
made Of navy blue cloth with hat and
gloves to match. Mrs. Solen is we'll
Known in Billings and has many
friends here, az she has spent most 81
her life in this city.
Mr.. Solen represents the Percival B.
Palmer company Of Chicago and has
made many friends in Billings during
his trips to this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Solen left Friday morning on No. 3
for the west. They were Joined Ct
Spokane BY Miss Eva Clark. q sister
Of the bride, who accompanied them
to Portland, where they will visit the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. ",
Clark. Later theshappy couple will &c
to New York for b short stay. They
will be at home in Salt Lake after
|September is.
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS.
Nelson-Weiie.

HHN k rEJ ~ 3E EMEF NE~ NH rF8.
The marriage Of Miss Nina Nelson.
and Lincoln Wells Of Bozeman was
solemnized Thursday evening at 8
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. G. 8. Ry-
bolt, AIS Miles avenue. Rev. Walter
Jordan Of the Christian church per
formed the ceremony in the presence
OF a few relatives and friends.
From the center Of the ceiling in
the room where the wedding was per-
formed hung a large wedding bell be-
meath which the happy couple stood.
They were attended by Miss Kittie
Rybolt and Harley Gable. The bride
wore a dainty white gown and carried
white carnations. A wedding supper
followed the ceremony, the wedding
party and guests being seated at 9
table decorated with pink and white
carnations. @
The bride Is a well known young
lady Of Billings the daughter Of. Mrs.
Emma Nelson Of Huntley ana has been
"a student at the Abbott Business col
lege. Mr.. Wells is also we'll known
in Billings and both he and his bride
were active workers in the Christian
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells will prob.
ably make their home in Bozeman.
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viii RUN
TO GREAT FALLS
SERVICE WILL RESUME MONDAY
|, OR TUESDAY. .
Especial to The Gazette.)

Especial to The Gazette.)
Helena. June FIT was given out
tonight by Great Northern oficials
that the service between Helena and
Great Falls, which mas been idle since
the washouts, would probably be re-
sumed Monday or Tuesday at the
latest.
A new mixed train service will be-
gin Monday on the Billings and Nor.
thern line between Great Falls and
Judith Gap. Az Boon as the Great
Falls service Is resumed two trains
will run regular each day between
Helena and Butte. The opening Of
the Great Falls line will also rause 9
new schedule to be put into effect:
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SOCIETY PERSONALS.

E5EGe4rL 53.Atl lAEH.As BS4'
Mrs. q. P. swearingen OF st. Joseph,
Mo-, arrived early Saturday morning
and will spend the summer with her
daughter. Mrs. Lewis Spite Of WSyo-
ming avenue.
Mrs. viii Keil has returned from .
visit with friends and relatives IN
New York.
Mrs. Clayton Youman Of North Thir.
tysthird street Is visiting friends n
Logan.
Mrs. q. q. veltum is entertaining
her niece. Miss Dorothy Deyier OF
Logan.
Miss Anna Blanchess has returned
from Yellowstone park and will spend
a few days with Mrs. Joe North be
fore returning to her home In Abel,
Iowa.
Mrs. Susan Hunter Of Bozeman Wis
tied at the PAM Mccormick home the
past week.
81 GA NNN ap
Miss Jessie Cavan left Friday fol
Denver. where she will visit relatives
and friends.
w. M. Johnston and family lef
Friday for Beaver City. Neb., for
visit with relatives. They expect t.
be gone I'VE or six weeks.
!
Mrs. 6. j. Equal. who has been Wis
ting Mrs. o. D. Stone OF North TWEEN
ty-sixth street. has returned to ne
home In Minden, Neb.
Mrs. ]. Collins West Is visiting rel
atives in Butte.
MI. and Mrs. Edmund Burke Q
Bozeman were in the city last wee
from Bozeman.
Mrs. Robert Stockton and Mrs. Z
In. Lawrence Of Huntley were In IN
city Wednesday:
Miss. Belle Coleman Of Moorehea
visited here last week.
Miss Carolyn Reynolds of Miles Cit
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DR.. LILLIAN MILLER
TO OPEN SANlTARIUM
PURCHASES TWO LOTS AND 4
HOUSE ON NORTH SIDE.

From Saturdays Daily.
Dr.. Lillian g. Miller has Just CON,
pleted the purchase Of q house and
two lots on the north side, where she
expects to open a4sanitarium. The re
modelling will begin at once and It il
expected to be ready for occupancy
ky August /.
DR.. Miller expects to have one OF
the most complete and up-to-date
operating rooms in the west. In fact
the whole sanitarium will be modelled
after some OF the eastern hospitals.
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THREE ARE DROWNED.
Attempts = Rescue Girls, Max sues
II Dead.

Mankato. MINI, June 2e.-Miss.
Eva Ehler, aged Is. her guest, Miss
Maude Worlds, aged ~, Of st. Peter.
and Max Sues, aged 30. we're drowned.
late yesterday IN the food water caus-
ed by the overflow Of the river here.
The girls had gone IN bathing IN Cor.
tnelia street, which was overlooked,
and Sues tried to rescue them when
they got into deep water.
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Parham-Hacker

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. M.
Parham was the scene Of q pretty
wedding early Wednesday morning
when their daughter Carrie became
the wife Of Fred Hacker. The cere-
mony, which took place at O'Clock
in the morning, was performed ~
Rev. Edward Smith in the presence
OF q large number Of friends end rela-
tives. a wedding breakfast followed
the ceremony.
The bride wore a fetching gown Of
white and carried brides roses, while
her attendant, Miss Pearl Parhan,
wa dressed In PINK and carried pink
roses. Leslie Scholes was Dest man;
The Parham home was prettily deco
rated with wild flowers and the$color
scheme Of green and white WIS arts
tically carried out.
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w KINGDOM.
sultan Add FL Aziz Painfully Short %
Coin.

T.angier, June 2e.-sultan Add ~
Aziz has applied to certain French
bankers for q new loan Of 100000 a.
security for which he offers mortgages
on property Of disagreement at Le-
tuan, Rabat and Eaafi.
The news Of the operations OF Mulalj
Hafd. the usurping sultan. at Fes
and Tetteuan. - causing agitation 81
Rabat, where Add ID Axle now Is
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Presbyterian Ladies', Aid Society.

Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society.
The members Of the Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid society were entertained
with a Kensington Wednesday after.
noon at the home Of Mrs. Kuschke on
South Thirtieth street to bid farewell
to Mrs. Highfeld, wife Of their pastor,
who leaves In a few days. The after.
noon was a most enjoyable one for
the 20 ladies present. Late in the
afternoon choice refreshments were
served.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL DoNAPARTr1lS
/. TAKES ACTIVE INTEREST.
MORE LAND TROUBLES
Thrss Important Rallway systems Arss
Given Notes IS show caues WY
Land Patsnts should Not es \ :
voked-Fraud 10 Claimed.
Reno. June ga special from Car

Reno. June GA special from Car.
son says:
In the; United States court TO-DAY
United States District Attorney Sam
Plat instituted two quits against ~
Central Pacific Railroad company. the
Southern Pacific railroad and the
United States Trust compay q New
York.
The suits are brought to compel
the Central Pacific company to forfeit
sits patents to land IN Nevada on the
ground that the patents we're obtain
Cd ~ false samdavits Of sworn stats.
ments to the effect that the land q
which patents were granted were non-
mineral in character.
The land in question Is located n
Washoe and Humboldt counties. That
ia Washoe county Ii the site Of the
famous Rocky Hill and Harris mines
near washoe City.
d sonaparte II Case.
The companies have been cited r.
appear before the federal authorities
at Carson City on August 25 and show
cause Why the patents should not BE-
revokedS
Attorney Platte will be assisted n
the prosecution Of the case BY Attor-
ney General Bonaparte and his asso-
ciates, Bush and Hall. The latter two
gentlemen Will be here n person when
1.-THE cases are called.
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Maceabee Ladies' Have June Party.
Mesdames Brinson, jennings and
Kahn entertained Thursday evening
ct the home OF the former on the
south side in honor Of their birthdays,
having as guests the members Of the
Ladies of the Maccabees. A pleasing
musical and literary program was rem.
dered and refreshments were served.
The hostesses were presented with
beautiful bouquets of roses.
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FOR Mrs. Welstaner.

On Monday afternoon the members
of the Daughters of Hermann rendered
Mrs. Jacob Weistaner a delightful sur
prize at her home, 213 South Twenty
ninth street. The ladies spent a very
pleasant afternoon playing whist, at
which Mrs. Schneider won the first
prize end Mrs. Lewis Kirches the con-
ISOLATION. The ladies' presented Mrs.
Weistaner with a beautiful hand paint
ed plate. Late IN the afternoon choice
refreshments were served and the
guests departed declaring they had
spent q most enjoyable afternoon.
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Merry Wi..ow Club.

The Merry Widow club spent q de-
lightful afternoon on Thursday with
Mrs. Woodmansee, the chief enter
tainment being q shower for Robert.
the three-weeks-old son Of MI. and
Mrs. Dunkin. The young man receiv'
ed many pretty things, as we'll as be
ing initiated into the mysteries OF the
Merry Widow club. Lunch was served
at S O'Clock, at which time Mrs. Hugh
Hartman made an address welcoming
the new member. The meeting this
week will be with Mrs. Everett Hays
on North Thirtieth street.
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SECTION HANDS
MURDER CITIZEN
BOULDER MAN Is BEATEN 70.
DEATH BY ITALIANS.
(anecialto sire 0axetteA

s(spseial#to The oaxstts.)
Boulder. June william q. Whet'
some, ansold timer, was so badly beat
EN- " Italian section hands near
Clancy today that death ensued ! few
hours later. An Italian suspected 81
being one sof his assailants Is In The
jail here ana TIE omcers have two
others under surveillance. It appears
that the section hands had been
drinking.
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Mllson.Relaie.

An interesting wedding Of the past
week was that Of Miss Juanita NJ
Nilsson Of Joliet AMI ANON N. Reig,e
iof FronNaerg. The wedding was per.
formed by Rev. Higtheld, pastor OF
the Presbyterian chm ch, ct the rooms
81 MS. Cameron. al intimate frierd
OF the tide, who restless ct the Thorn.
ton. Both bride nni groom are vel
known II. Billings and have 2 host OF
friends N.ere % we'll a In Joliet an
ErombeI.. Mr.. and Mrs. Retgler Will
make .hs,f home iii Fromberg, where
the groom Is q rising young business
man.
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QUEEN LEAvEs LISBON.
Takes with Him the Gifts Intended
Tor President Penna.

|NfNN 49, ~ LMt&EG a4-GEA - 4. -
Lisbon, June 27.-oueen Amelie.
widow Of the late King Carlos, left
here today for Rio ~Janeiro. Brazil.
Her majesty Is taking with her the
gifts which King Carlos had intended
for President Penna On the visit which
he had planned to make to Brazil this
year.
The governments proposal to ere.
ate q commission with full powers to
adjudicate the advances Of money 70
the royal family has aroused intense
hostility among the republicans, who
claim It is an attempt to smother fur.
Their investigation and end the debate
in parliament.
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Miss lIouina hosteas.

Miss Mabel Collins entertained q
party Of frienas Informally on Monday
evening in honor Of Miss Carrie Par
ham and Fred Hacker, who were mar
|ried Wednesday morning. The even
ing was delightfu-.y spent with games
and music. Refreshments were served.
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For Rev. and sMrs. Frtach,

Mr.. Boyd Wallace and the young
people Of the Congregational church
gave a delightful strawberry party at
the church Friday night in honor 81
Rev. and Mrs. Fl. Samuel Fritsch,
who leave Monday for a months vaca-
ton in Deerfeld, Ill.
Games and music were enjoyed and
Strawberries, cream and cake were
served.
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Thousands Of people from All Parts
OF Wyoming and eastern Montana will
be here for the Darlington reunion
and Fourth Of July celebration and
It will tax the ingenuity OF local cit
liens to entertain them ina suitable
manner. 5
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IN s,LLlNes.

Register AZ Billings Chamber o. Com.
snerce.
From Saturdays Daily.
At the chamber OF commerce yester.
day the following visitors we're reg.
iistered:
George .Merano Mann, New York
city; Charles Davis, Urbana. Ill; G.
N. Miller, Milestone, Mont; and Geo.
p. DAILY. Milwaukee, wis.
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Entertain At Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Large were
hosts at a delightful dinner on Thurs
day. Covers were laid for DR.. Sloan
Of Helena, Rev and Mrs. HighfieldJ
Mr.. Green and the host end hostess.
Mrs. Large was assisted by her daugh-
tiers, Misses Hattie and Helen Large.
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Lsdissso Of tho q. A. II.

The members Of the local circle. L.
dies Of the g. A. r., held an interest
ing meeting Thursday afternoon With
Mrs. Henry Firth and Mrs. Herbert
Mueller at the home Of the latter on
Clark Q The first part OF the
meeting was devoted to business, and
there were six new members initiated.
Ten omcers' badges, . gift from the
Wilson circle OF Peoria, ILL.,, were pre-.
scented at the meeting, and instruc-
lions from the war department at
Washington were read as to the pro-
curing Of markers for tue soldiers
graves. "a feature Of the afternoon
was the presence Of Mrs. Emma Dali
ton, past national president and or.
ganizer for the western district. A
social hour with refreshments follow
ed the business session and each mem.
Der was presented with q tiny silk
flag as q souvenir OF the day.
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CONGRESSMAN PARKER DEAD.
Prominent Politician succu'nbs 4
Liver Trouble.

Deadwood. s. D.. June 2e.-After IN
illness Of three weeks, Congressman
william II. Parker died today from
cirrhosis Of the liver and dropsy. He
was taken i'll Just before the last ses'
sion Of congress. He was Il years old
and a native Of Keane. N. a.
The body will be buried IN the ma
tional cemetery ct Arlington.
Congressman Parker was . veteran
Of the civil war. q prominent lawyer.
and was also Identified with the early
history Of Colorado and the Black
Hills.
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MOSS IS SUCCEEDED
BY HALL OF BUTTE
MONTANA INDEPENDENT TELE
PHONE CO. ELECTS OFFICERS.
Especial to The aazette.)

Butte, June 26.-.The directors Of
the Montana Independent Telephone
company, at a meeting here today,
elected omcers for the year. Only one
change was made. y. n. Hall Of Butte
being elected vice president to sue.
coed p. B. Moss Of Billings. Harry
A. Gallwey was reelected president
g. j. Kelly secretary and treasurer.
and Thaddeus Lane, managing direc'
tor.
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Mr.. ~ .. Morgan Entertalns.

Mrs. a. j. Morgan entertained some
As ladies Thursday afternoon at her
country home west OF the city with .
Kensington. The ladies were met at
the door by little Frances Soule. Dur.
ing the afternoon 4,lrs. Morgan was
assisted by Misses esther Birely, Mar
guerite Wilcox, Mary Parker and Dora
Morgan. Refreshments were served
at s o'clock. The house decorations
were very pretty, the predominating
flower being the Black-eyed Susan.
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In asserting that the republicans
are IN 'retreat" w. J.. Bryansprobably
never considered his own position.
which is straddle Of the fence unable
to tell which way is forward.
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strawberry Festival.

aIMW. |W88 "~v NS''I0Ws ~ MWM
Thursday evening the members Of
st. Luke's Episcopal church gave q
strawberry festival in the assembly
Of the x. M. g. A. building. me affair
was we'll attended and those present
had a most enjoyable time.
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visited friends in Billings during tho

visited friends In Billings during tho
week.
Mrs. D. II. Moss Of Paris, Mo-, who
has been visiting her son, p. B. Moss,
In this city, left Thursday for Seattle.
whore she Will visit her daughter. Mrs.
N. "A. Arnold.
Miss Jessie Todd Of Pittsburg, Pa,
Is visiting her cousin, r g. Todd.
. $50
Mrs. Robert Busher Of Custer ave.
nue. ID entertaining Mrs.. marry
hughes and son Of Denver. Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Shower Of
Moore, Mont, are visiting the family
OF w. +. Farrens Of North Thirtieth
street.
EL L-A -FL
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Log Cabin Dance.

On Wednesday evening about 40
young people enjoyed a dance at the
Log Cabin. Excellent music was fur
nisheu by Mrs. Emily Button at the
piano and Miss Egemayer on the VIC,
lin. During the evening punch was
served.
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BOOSTERS
FAILED TO SHOW UP
MEETING HAS BEEN POSTPONED
UNTIL MONDAY NIGHT.

From Saturdays Daily.
The meeting Of those who are inter
ested in having aspolytechnical instt.
tute or college established in Billings,
which was to have been held last
night was postponed until Monday
night.
As a result Of the announcement in
this paper yesterday morning q large
number Of leading citizens went to
the city hall and were quite disap'
pointed that the meeting. was hot held
The meeting will be held Monday
night at the city hall. unless post
poned again.
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pleasant Surprise Party.

Mrs. e. 3. veltum was rendered q
most enjoyable surprise party Thurs
day evening at her home on North
Thirty-flrst street. Ten ladies called,
taking with them a sumptuous lunch
which was served during the evening.
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Pvthian sisters.

On Tuesday night the Pythian Sis
tiers met in their lodge rooms and IN
addition to the regular business there
were several limitations. At the close
Of the session the ladies joined the
Knights OF Pythias In their lodge
rooms, where dancing was enjoyed I'M
TIL a late hour.
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CHURCH SOCIETIES.

Methodist Ladies' Aid Society.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth
odist church held q short business
meeting at the church Wednesday.
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Dinner Tor Mr.. Cooley.

Mrs. o. d. Stone OF North Twenty.
sixth street entertained at dinner on
Sunday last in honor OF R. G. Cooley.
who left for Chicago on Thursday to
be married. Covers were laid fol
seven at a table having as q center
piece q bowl Of bright red carnations
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Bates, Mr.. Cooley, Mr.. Evans. Mr.
whetstine, Mr. De Gerald and the
hostess.
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Royal Neighbors.

The Royal Neighbors held q regu-
lar business meeting on Thursday
evening.
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IN BILLINGS SOCIETY Sol, i I Y /

ranch and enjoyed ! pleasant day. A
tempting lunch was 8 feature Of tue
days entertainment and the ride back
to the city Ii the GOODNESS Of the
evening wa delightful.
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LODGE SOCIETIES.

Daughters or sRebekah Meet.
On Monday night the Daughters OF
the Rebekah met and after the bust
ness session lunch was served and g
social hour enjoyed.
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Y. w. G. A. Board Meeting.
The regular monthly board meet
ing of the Y. W. G. "A. will be held at
the Y. w. G. "A. home, II North Thir
tieth street, Monday evening.
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ST. AIMS Sewing Circle.
Mrs. McNe1lice entertained the st
AIMS Sewing circle IN Thursday.
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Plea,ant Picnic Party.

Last Sunday morning q party Of II
young people rode out to the Durland
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sHERiDAN ON EVE OF ELAeo-
RATE cELEsRATioN.
HARRINGTON PRESENT
General Darlington and Chief Red
Cloud viii Meet For The First Time
since They ciashsd Forces During
The Frontier Days.
Especial to The Gazette.)

10 Inc tFs 9
Sheridan, Wyo., June 26.-sheridan
is on the eve Of the biggest celebraf
ton ever held. In northern Wyoming.
Not only will the city observe the ami
versary Of the nations birth In . man
ner that has never been attempted.
before by local citizens but will have
as q specially invited guests for the
occasion General H. b. Carringtons
who commander the government
troops in this section ~ years ago,
when the hostile savages made :vigo-
rus and relentless war On the whites
and kept the soldiers busy for many
months trying to subdue them.
Red Cloud, the old Sioux chief. who
led the red warriors against the forces
under General Darlington. has also
been invited to participate In the cele-
bration here, and 1t Is understood will
come II arrangements can be made
for him to make the trip comfortably
from Pine Ridge agency. South Da
kota, where he has been living quietly
for q number Of years with other mem
bers Of his tribe. Red Cloud is now
80 years Of age and totally blind.
General and Mrs. Darlington leave
their home at Hyde Park, Mass, to
morrow, June a, on the trip to Sheri
dan. They will run straight through
to Omaha, where a day will be spent
lin rest before resuming the Journey
"a number Of old-time army friends D
the general reside in Omaha, AMI
they will entertain him during tn,
few hours Of his stay IN that city
Several of them will accompany hin
to Sheridan and be the guests Q
the city in this great event.
The program arranged BY tn
Sheridan chamber of commerce i
elaborate and lengthy. Two days will
be consumed in carrying 1t out.
On July 8 a special train will leav'
Sheridan for Massacre Hill, near oil
Fort Phil Kearney where a monu
ment has been erected to the mem
Dry Of Colonel Fetterman and the 6
men Of his command who were kille'
by the Indians, December p, 1866
Brief exercises will be held at whicl
General Darlington will speak. TIL
party will then proceed to the picni
grounds at Piney, where the people q
the vicinity will spare no pains t
entertain the visitors.