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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
ROOSEVELT TOLD HE MUST.
Gets 800 to 400 Letters Daily urei

Gets 300 to 400 Letters Daily Urging
Him to Run Once More.
Washington, May 2. That be
tween 300 and 400 letters are received
daily at the White House urging Pres
dent Roosevelt to run again for the
presidency is asserted on good au
thority. These letters come from ali
parts Of the country, it is said.
The letters have increased In vol
ume in the last few weeks. and some
Of them are said to be almost tragic
in their earnestness.
In all of his replies to- such letters
the president simply reminds his cor
respondents of his former declara
lions on the subject and reiterates
that his position is unchanged.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
PLAN CIVIL WAR
TO DOWN CABRERA
Relatives Of Persons Put to
Death Will Not Rest Until
Cabrera Is Doomed.
TROOPS MASStD ON FRONTIER
Revolution Against Honduran Govern.
ment Planned by Former Presi-
dent vesquez.

Panama, May 3.--It is reported that
Honduras is concentrating her forces
Oh the Guatemalan frontier. Passen-
gers who have arrived here recently
from Guatemala say that revolution
was being planned against the Hondu
ran government by Gen. Domingo Yes
quez, ex-president of Honduras, who is
supposed to have the support of Guat-
emala. This they say was the reason
why Senior Bustillos, finance minister
of Honduras, was sent on a special
confidential mission to President Ca
brera OF Guatemala. and why Cabrera.
instead OF treating with BustiIlos
practically imprisoned him in Guate-
mala City.
Neiehbors Furnish Arms.
After the latest war with Nicaragua
Honduras was left entirely disarmed
and should the reports of the Hondu
ran military movements prove true it
is supposed that Nicaraguans and Sal
| vadoreans have furnished her with
| munitions OF war.
The situation in Guatemala is re-
ported to be exceedingly critical. The
passengers say that among the per-
sons reported to have been executed
there We're Mrs. Castanedo and Mrs.
| Blanco and Messrs. Herrera, Trigue-
ras, Edwardo Rubio and Antonio Ru-
| bio all of whom belonged to promi-
nent wealthy Central American fami-
| lies.
| Hunt Cabrera Down.
During the past year all these per-
| sons had been incommunicado in the
dungeon of the penitentiary in Guate
mala City, and the passengers say it
was impossible for them to have par
ticipated in the recent attempt on the
life OF President Cabrera. They add
that the executions were considered
cruel and unnecessary and that the
relatives of those persons put to
death, who are rich and powerful, will
not rest until they have succeeded in
bringing about the downfall of Ca
brera.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
ROBBERS GET ONLY $500.
Big Squad Of Officers on Express Rob.
bery Case

Pittsburg, May 8. - Officials of the
Pennsylvania Railway company and
the Adams Express company have but
little more accurate informatin on the
daring robbery Of the express car on
the fast New York-St. Louis express
at Walkers Mills, Just beyond the
city limits of Pittsburg, Thursday
night, than was given them in the first
report of the theft telegraphed when
the train reached Steubenville, Ohio
Pinkerton detectives were early put
in charge of the case, and together
with the secret service forces of the
railroad company and the city and
county detectives have been at work
all day, but last night reported little
progress.
It is now pretty we'll established
that the robbers did not get over $500.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
MASoUERADED AS MAN.

Dressed as Woman She Had Been Ac-
cused of Being Mar in Disguise.
Spokane, Wash. May 3.-Nellie Al
len, twenty-three years Of age. who de-
clared aftecward she has posed as a
man for eight years, was arrested
here recently, but as there is no law
in Washington under which she could
be prosecuted for masquerading,
Chief of Police Rice released her.
Miss Allen said the reason she dress
ed as man is because she was often
suspected of being man masquerade
ing as woman She has large feet
and hands and voice like man.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
SHOOTS AND CUTS WOMAN.
Servian at Canadian Works Murders
Former Landlady.

Lethbridge, Alta, May 3. Melia
Zagaly, a Servian miner. shot Mrs.
Mike Barcedi, an Italian woman. yes
terday on the road between town and
the coal mine. He shot her three
times and cut her throat, severing
the .jugular vein. He then shot him
self three times. Zagaly used to board
with the woman and had given her
money to keep for him. She refused
to give it back when asked for it on
the road.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
persIen.

President Castro has asked the
academy Of medicine to formulate
measures for the sanitation of Cara
cas- to combat the bubonic plague
should 1t break out there
The Canadian government has de-
cided not to press this year the insur-
ance bill which was introduced at the
opening Of the session and which
would impose strong restrictions on
American insurance companies, which
do large business in Canada.
The government of Australia has
been in communication with the gov
ernments Of Victoria and New South
Wales with regard to the entertain.
ment of the American fleet during it's
visit there. 1t is understood that
more than 100000 will be devoted to
this purpose.
The committee of Vienna citizens
which is arranging for the jubilee in
honor OF Emperor Francis Joseph has
insured the emperor's life for $780,
600 until June next. in order to cover
the. expenses for the preparation of
the celebration In the event Of his
death before they occur
While exploring the Monterosa gla-
cier near Berne, a party of guides dis
covered in an ice crevasse body
which they cut out Of the ice and
brought to this city. Later the body
was Identified as that of a guide
named Nagki, who fell into the Gre
vase in the summer Of 1887 while
conducting a party over the glacier.
The body was well preserved.
The Madrid Epocha. calling atten-
ton to the serious financial and COM
mercial crisis in Barcelona, states
that 1t is partly due to the anarchist
terrorists and party to the fact that at
the time of the stringency in the
United States cotton exporters offer
ed the most advantageous terms for
spot cash. and as a result a great
amount of gold left the country.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
Harvard Defeats Yale

New Haven, Conn, May 8. Har.
ward last night won the twentieth an.
nual debate with Yale, The judges
were Rev. Henry Vanayke of Prince
ton, Dean Charles Franklin Emerson
of Dartmouth and Prof. William G.
Everett OF Brown.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
gLooDHouNDs LOSE TRIAL.

Alleged AssaiIant Of sister-in-IaW Es-
capes From Nebraska.
AIinden, Neb., May Bert Taylor,
alleged assailant of Miss Pearl Taylor,
his sister-in-law, is believed to have
made good his escape, He has been
trailed by bloodhounds into Kansas
and is believed to have reached the
railroad and escaped south on train
A reward Cor his capture has been Of
fered.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
cas.uLlallty.

The damage by frost to the orch
! ards In the Arkansas and Grand val,
teys and other fruit growing regions
{ pf Colorado, is estimated at $l.00o,000
The explosion Of a boiler tube on
B the British battleship Britannia dur
Z ing full speed trial at Portsmouth.
injured five men. four severely and
4 one slightly. F5#z
sHS IN spectacular fire at Cleveland
Z the candle and grease work of the
Standard Oil comp was destroyed.
SO facer OF the company estimated the
4 loss at sos, 800.
Dennis Courtney az Niagara Falls
vas shocked to death by 10000 volts.
& pressure Of an alternating current in
I the new station OF the Niagara Falls
B Hydraulic Power comp any d
-Four thousand dollars loss by fire
3 resulted In the destruction Of the big
Stock paw lion of the Farmers Elk
change at Laurel, Iowa. Nine head
u of horses and fifteen hogs we're burn
sd. VS. y Il, "a. iss 81
Miss Minnie Cox, a society girl at
I Martins Ferry, Ohio. died from a
spider bite. she received three days
previously The girls, body became
greatly swollen soon after she was
bitten. 81
"a. Benz rd the tWo-year-old son Of
Galley B, Nagel Of Erie, Pa. president
pf the Pennsy lvania Boiler works, is
dead as. the result of taking medicine
prescrlhed for his mother, believing i.
! VI sbe candy
The little town OF Randall, Iowa..
came near heing ine,l off the map
when the big II. NJ CrossleY drug
store and several adj Joining frame
I buff ing were destroyed by fire.
so00s ms rance, s6, 900. The e
town aved only by the heroic
work lof q yolaint eer COM sras
SAD yillard Stone and
Il BOYD were drowned III Muske!
q ssI6 ikol ii shsH
W. 5,ser Az high
9sl'1i Iiss Ethel Stew art cllng ts
lnsl an IA Y J; t n
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
JULIAN BAkk is SUICIDE.

Jewish Publisher in Russian Capital
Hangs Himself
ST. Petersburg, May 3. Julian
Bakk, the Jewish millionaire publish
err of the Rech, hanged himself in the
bathroom of his residence here yester-
day. His act was due to financial
losses, which totaled $2.O0000O. M.
Bakk was a self-made man He was
a philanthropist and contributed large
sums to the Jewish cause. The Con
stitutional Democratic party will col
lect funds and continue the publca-
ton of the Rech
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
BIG FLEET At MONTERREY.
Great Variety Of Entertainment Pro-
vided for Sailors.

vided for Sailors.
Monterey, Cal, Hay 3.-The Allan
tic fleet of battleships steamed in
here yesterday to give Monterey pc
nipsula place in the history Of the
American navys mountaineering
cruise around the world. Residents
Of Monterey and Pacific Grove and all
the other settlements of the vicinity
made the occasion of the arrival a hol-
iday A great variety of entertain
ments ashore both for the men and
the officers Of the feet marked the
first day of the battleships.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
Imperial Prince Dead.

Toxic, May 3The death of Impe-
rial Prince Kikumaro Yamashimsw
will be officially announced today. His
who was thirty-fve years of
age, was a captain in the navy.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
NANsEN OUT OF OFFICE.
Norwegian Cabinet Accepts His Res
iqnation as Minister.

80 rSrrHeFOIf aS WIH1SteT.
Christiania, May 3. ~ The cabinet
yesterday accepted the resignation of
Fridlof Nansen, the Norwegian minis
ter to Great Britain, Dr.. .Nansen, who
has desired to retire for some time,
has consented to remain in Office until
after King Edward, who is now at Co
penhagen, visits Christiania. DR.. Nan
sen will be succeeded by j. Irgens, at
present secretary of the legation in
London.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
,ow Storm Breaks All Records,

Rochester, NJ !, May 2. From
noon to s o'clock last evening about
four inches Of snow had fallen here
and the snow was again falling at
midnight. All officials records OF
snow storms here as late5in the sea-
son as this have been broken.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
BAN ON SYRACUSE CLASS.
Chancellor Day Objects to Criticism
of Trustees Action.

Syracuse, N. Y, May 2.-Chancellor
James r. Day of Syracuse university
yesterday notified the committee
which reported resolutions adopted by
the senior class of the engineering de-
partment, criticisiing the executive
committee Of the trustees for the re-
moval OF Dean Kent, that its members
were suspended until the class re.
stracted the resolutions.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
TO KILL uNMuzzLED DOGS.
Rabies Scare at Waseca Results in
Order for Lid.

iWaseca, Mimi, May 2. - Owing to
"a mad dog scare in this city few
days ago the city marshal has been
instructed ito kill all dogs found with
7out muzzles. Several dogs are known
to have been bitten by the alleged
mad dog.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
ARRAYS HIMSELF FOR DEATH
St. Louis Crowd on Eads Bridge Sees
Man Commit Suicide

HetT OUITIlIII ouFCIue.
St. Louis, May 3. Watched by a
crowd which thronged the Eads
bridge, a we'll dressed unknown man
leaped from the bridge into the Mis-
sissippi river here, fioated about fifty
feet with the current after he came
to the surface and then sank APP
parently the man had arrayed himself
for death His linen was Immaculate
and his clothes were well brushed.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
Friday.

Washington, May 2. = The tine Of
yesterday with speech by Senator
Jeff Davis of Arkansas asking that the
committee on the judiciatry be dis
charged from further consideration Of
his bill for the suppression of trusts.
The remainder Of the day was given
over to the consideration of a resolu-
| ton by Senator Elkins suspending I'M
til Jan. 1, 1910, the commodity clause
of the Hepburn railroad rate law.
The resolution provoked so much de-
bates and so many amendments
We're offered dealing with other
phases of railroad legislation that the
whole matter went over until Monday.
| The commodity clause, under the
provisions of the Hepburn bill. went
into effect yesterday and railroads
therefore which haul interstate com
meroe products of mines or manufac-
tories in which the carriers are inter
ested are liable to maximum fines of
!. $4,000 for each offense.
The Elllins resolution proposes to
give the railroads 20 months additional
| in which to divorce themselves from
those properties. on the ground that
the financial condition Of the country
has been such that the railroads have
been unable to find buyers and to set
tie such questions of joint ownership
as are involved in mortgages covering
both the railroad property and mining
or manufacturing property.
The house spent all of yesterdays
session in considering and passing,
paragraph by paragraph, under snspen-
sion OF the rules, the sundry civil APP
preparation bill.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
PERSIA TO PUNISH kuRDs.
Force Of 10000 Troops to Avenge
Massacre Of VILLAGERS.

! MaSSacFe OF Villagers.
Tabriz, Persia May 2.-Orders have
been received from Teheran to organ
lie a force Of 10000 troops to punish
the Kurds. Recently Kurdish tribes
have been pillaging the villages
around Urumiah. in Persian Armenia,
and according to reports have killed
several thousand persons.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
Thursday.

Washington, May l. = The consid-
GRAFTON of the ,sundry civil approprta-
ton bill was resumed in the house
yesterday. Mr.. Townsend OF Mich
gan offered an amendment increasing
from $4,000 to $350,000 the appropri-
alton for the enforcement by the in
terstate commerce commission of that
clause of the Hepburn act directing
the commission to cause to be made
examinations of the accounts of the
Interstate railroads OF the country to
determine whether that law is being.
violated. and to make public the re
suits of such examinations. After d
debate lasting four hours the amend
ment was agreed to.
The senate had under consideration
all OF yesterday the agricultural bill
Practically all OF the committee
amendments were disposed of except
those relating to the forest service,
which will be taken up today.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
insurance ACCENT l4anns Him.

Insurance Agent Hangs Himself.
Mason City. Iowa, May Milo Adj
AIMS, insurance agent, committed
suicide BY hanging. He lived at Ken
setts IA letter written to his wife told
of the contemplated tragedy.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
NEWS OF the WEEK IN [PITOMt
important Events At Home and On
Fsreisa Shores Briefly
Told.
iWashlnaten.

SG The second annual meeting Of the
American Society OF international
Law was held in Washington.
President Roosevelt has been pre-.
sented with a magnificent Turkish
rug. the gift OF the sultan of Turkey,
by. the Turkish minister. MANNED Ali
Bey '@
Most Rev. Diomede Falconio, the
apostolic delegate at Washington,
also is. among those mentioned as
likely to be created cardinals at the
aext consistory in june,
The joint resolution to require the
carrying Of Panama canal material
and equipment from the United
States to the isthmus in American bot
IONS has been reDorted favorably by
the house committed.
President Roosevelt has notified
Secretary Straus Of the department OF
commerce and Labor that he had reap
pointed him for another term OF six
pears as one OF the American mem
bers of the permanent court OF arbi-
tration at The Hague.
The house committee on public
lands ordered a favorable report on
the senate bill providing that where
proofs offered in contention of home
stead entries have heretofore been re-
lected they shall be reinstated and
confirmed Ii the entrymen tan show
that he lived upon his land at least
sight months out of the year prior to
the submission of proofs.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-07
Personal.

5i5 Personal.
Count Leo Tolst0i, It is announced.
has written new novel which, how
sver, will only be published after his
Heath. It is entitled Father Sergius."
David p. Anderson, secretary-treas-
arer and general manager of the Brad
iey-Alderson Implement company and
\ we'll known throughout the West, died
ut his home in Kansas City.
John Edward Libbey president,
and Charles B. Church, vice president,
respectively, Of the Oldest Inbabi-
tants' association Of the District OF
Columbia. died in Washington.
John Hayes Hammond. the eminent
mining engineer of San Francisco,
has made a new contract with the
Guggenheims to be their expert for
the next five years at a salary Of
100000 annually.
David II. Hainas, treasurer OF the
Kalamazoo Gas company, is dead at
his home In Kalamazoo Mich. Mr..
Flames was member OF the Fourth
Michigan cavalry, the regiment that
captured Jefferson Davis.
The prize Of the National Municipal
league for the best essay on munici-
pal government prepared by students
IN American educational institutions,
and known as the Baldwin prize, has
oaen awarded to A. d. Pinanski
senior in Harvard college.
Isaac N. Coltrun. one Of the four
remaining charter members Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic and vet
eran newspaper man Of Central Illi-
snois, is dead at Decatur I'll. He was
one of the Republican editors who met
In Decatur to organize the Republican
party and Is said to have been the
first mar to suggest Lincoln as the
party;'s choice for the presidency.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-30
CEDAR CITY.

4 Mr.. and Mrs W.. S. Evans spent
Chriatmas With their daughter in
Austin. .ss
Charles Peachey went to Owatonna
Saturday on account Of the critical
illness Of his father. .5#sfS s|
Grandma Rockford is spending a
few weeks with relatives in Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A: G. Butterfeld
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. p. Dawes in Austin. s -
4 Herman Chandler and wife spent
. Christmas at Will Dunn's in London.
School Dist No. IA is having two
weeks vacation.
The Boulton young people took in
the entertainment at the Baptist
church in Austin Christmas night.
1 Mr.. and Mrs.>E. Watkins and May
spent; Christmas with B. r. Watkins
and family. B. ,.:e:a1z55 .,.
James Peachey. aged 81 years,
father of Chas. Peachey, died Mon
day evening at his home in Ovation.
ma of old age. Funeral Thursday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Peachey was born in
England and came to Wisconsin in
1851 settling in Dodge county, MINI.
( in 1856. He leaves a. widow 85
years old and four sons and three
daughters. %s'''.
.;.,.e,...< F.'-.-!. ;: -,~.sE," r.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-30
MAYVILLE.

Frank F'rohreich, who has been in
Silyerton, Oregon for. the last four
years, returned home on Christmas
day to visit with relatives and friends
for few weeks. He says that any
one who has ever. been to Oregon will
never come to Minnesota again. =
Miss Alma Beneke returned from
Austin day before Christmas for a
two weeks vacation =-ts.-
There were no church services in
the North Lutheran church: Sunday
as Rev. Mi4ius held services at Hart,
MINI. ,:.: . T.,
*.:aChas. and Art Baumgartne who
have been working on a bridge gang
in Lanesboro, Iowa, for some time,
returned home Dec. %. They say
they have mo snow. - - *: = -
- The rumor is that there are two
cases Of diphtheria northwest /: of
town. ~ . ST. = ... : = 81
=" 'Ehe Mayville Coal company re-
ceived another car of coal last Mon
day .~,.,.. 49,:
z Miss kathryn F Frohreich came from
Austin Christmas day and left Sat-
urday with her brother for Stewart
vile to visit friends for a few days.
- Frank ~Frohreich and Ed. Beneke
took the morning train for Austin
Monday andscalled on Henry Dennis.
The first ball of the season was
given at Mayville hall Dec. rs. A
good time, was reported.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-30
ROSE CREEK.

October weather here. the last. of
December. How is that for Minneso-
ta?
John O'Malley and wife spent
Christmas in Rosemound with the
Elatter's parents.
Mrs. Ray received the big doll in
Varco's front window, as she was the
best guesser. I: rs: & (. S IL. B
G.. r. Varco is invoicing this week.
| Rev. Thompson spent Christmas
with his two little girls at Red Wing.
| Will Andrews, Dick Carmichael
and Peter Riley were among our
callers Wednesday.
s A. Vaux, formerly banker at this
place, now manager of the Yellow
stone Lumber and Machinery Co. at
Sidney, Mont, was a pleasant caller
one day last week.
ID. Blyton, the old reliable, says he
has just finished the incest set of har-
ness ever manufactured in Mower
county. 4-=':E -. = - -
Mrs Dahle and children of Austin
came down to the farm Monday.
C. r.. Varco reports the following
prices for produce: Hens SC, springs
10c,, turkeys 13c, hides 10c, eggs soc
per dozen. =.
Or. c. E. Bennett Of Adams will be
/ in his Rose Greek. office everV Thurs
day hereafter. . A 3t
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-30
SARGEANT.

Mrs. Sweet of Brownsville is now
spending few weeks with her
daughter Mrs VIM. Jeffries:
Mrs. Holden of Luverne, has come
to spend the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Schwartz.
@ Mr.. and Mrs. John Bingen of North
Dakota, are visiting old friends and
neighbors in this vicinity.
Miss Bessie Larson went out home
to spend Christmas day.
Peter jacobson is now confined to
his bed and suffers considerably.
Miss Marie igen came up from
4 Jewel, Iowa, WI are she is attending
college, to spend the holidays with
relatives and friends
Mrs. Stevenson and children have
returned home from their visit at
Brownsville. III .ssS5s
Mrs. F. w Smock and Norton went
4 to Charles City to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffries went to Aus
tin Saturday. :...s ss.55
Paul Brauer came up from Elkton
to eat turkey with i. F. Kezar on
Christmas.
Miss Mary Powers Of Stewartyille,,
spent Christmas day at Fl. =, Kezar's
She lis spending the olidays with
the Misses Sergeant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Heydt went to
Pleasant Corners to spend Xmas
Miss Alma Meyer is visiting friends
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-30
VARCO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Brooks will
give a dinner party on New Years
day. Among the guests will be Asa
Brooks and family, E. V. Hart and
family, G.. H. Lott and family and
Mrs. N. E. Pace of Palermo, N. D.
VIM. Hynie. came up from LIE. Roy
to spend Christmas with relatives at
the Cement works, returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hanson OF
Otranto visited at Frank Pratt's. We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.: P. sspooner spent
Christmas with their granddaughter
Mrs. Will Pace at Lyle Center, re-
turning home Sunday.
Mrs. Jason A. Frazer gave fine
Christmas dinner party for Mr.. and
Mrs. Brandon, Mr.. and Mrs, M. j:
Parmenter and Miss Conner, Austin.
: The Happy Thought Club. will
meet with Mrs. ,Cinda Rockafellow
in, Lyle village on Thursday, JAM,
for dinner.
John Slupe. Jr. took q carload of
cattle to Montana last week for r. E.
Shepherd. ''.-'r = =
Mrs. w. E.. Ki1gore went to Otrana
to Monday to visit. her father, "A.
Nash, who is very ILL: - - :
Irene Hart spent Christmas. with
her. rgrandmotherssMrs. Amy Hart, in
Austin, returning Sunday. ~.:.- :.
An enjoyable dance was given on
Monday evening:at c. B. Sayles's for
the young: people, music by Brooks
VI =. 5 - L + ,s.,. 80.