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New-York tribune., 1909-11-02
ELECTION NOTICE.

FpLRlEhNTh ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT--CoNT'n.
I1nir East Forty second
hlrd street East River Forts street aud
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-04-09
Bargain Column.

$4,000 90 to loan on improved farm
from | 20 5 years time. N. ]. Craig.
See Fullington for Furniture, Wall
Paper, Carpets and Rugs.
Just Received 400 bu. Texas Red
seed oats. SOC.
For Sale by.J. B. Freeman.
See the?big Lot Of Fenco Freeman
y Miller are selling That Is the kind
OF Fence tiat stands the test.
Just Received, Inc line OF Mould
ing For Picture Frames
w. B. Fulllngton,
Go to Fullington. for your Second
hand Furniture. He carries it as
side line and will sell it right.
The rsrmars &;nerchants Bank
OF nsasfieId, 10. pays interest on
line deposits.
just received. "a full line OF felt
w. B. Fullington.
This week am Offering great bar
gains In Davenports.
w. B. Fullington.
Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Wilder took in tho sights OF Spring
ieId
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-04-09

&c. W. Freeman 4 Son have receiv
ed and are showing the Largest, Line
OF Spring Clothing Dress. Goods Shoes
and Furnishing Goods ever shown In
Mansfield. Call and ask to see them.
The Farmers & Merchants Bank of
Mansfield, is good place to do you
banking, The directors are P. VIZ
Newton, J. ID. Reynolds, DR.. f. B.
Fuson,an N. J.Craig.
W. B Fullington has just received
a new line OF fine Rockers.
Try the Acme Alfalfa Meal. 81. 35 a
hundred. Secretary +. ID. Coburn Of
the Kansas Department Of Agricult.
ure says, 1.-The leaves OF a ton OF Al
falfa properly cured, equals In protein
2S00 lbs. Of wheat bran.
J.. B.Freeman.
Colo L. 0. Neider went to West
Plains Tuesday morning'
The first carload of Ice was shipped
In Monday morning 1t came from
Mountain Grove and WAS for the
firm OF Newton & Oliver.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-04-09
Local News. ~s>

j.. D Reynolds went to Springfield
Tuesday evening.
Rheumatic poisons are quickly and
surely driven out of the blood with
DIR. Shops Rheumatic Remedy-liq-
uid or tablet form. DR.. Shoop's book
let on Rheumatism plainly and inter
estingly tells Just how this Is done.
Tell some sufferer of this book, or bet
ter still, write DR.. Shoop, Racine,
Wis. for the book and free test samp-
les. Send no money. Just join with
Or. Shoop and give some sufferer a
pleasant surprise. Sold by Henry Co.
pay.
Rey ]. A Russell of Hartville who
had been In attendance upon the
Springfield Presbytery last week, pass
ed through our city Monday morning,
on his way homeward.
Read the pain formula on the box
OF Pink Pain Tablets. Then ask
your Doctor II there Is hetter one.
Pain means congestion, blood press
ure somewhere. DR.. Shops Pink
Pain Tablets check head pains, won
anly pain, pain anywhere. Try one
and see. 20 for 25c. Sold by Henry
CodaY.
Tuesday morning, Judge Bertram
was compelled To- pass sentence upon
two unfortunate aud misguided boys
who pleaded guilty to the charge Of
riding the "blind". $40 and costs may
seem little severe, but this seems a
case where further forbesrance would
be, not virtue, but weakness.
J.. E. Craig returned IT, his home at
Odin last Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs B. B. Hylton and
Master Leman, their youngest son,
passed through Mansfield Monday,on
their way to New Plymouth, Idaho,
where they will pass the summer in
viewing the great West and visiting
two sons Of Mr.. Hylton.
Frank NJ. Young strayed up to
Springfield last Saturday.
j. N Craig OF the Frisco informs US
that for the present year there have
arrived at the Lrisc0 Station In this
city fourteen carloads OF immigrant
outfits; one In January; six In Febrn.
ary: five In March; and two In April |
J. A. Davis OF Elk City, Okla. came
last Saturday to visit his brother
George who lives on the Gasconade. |
Sun bonpets? Do you want sun.
bonnett or an apron? The Ladies
Aid Of Baptist Church make tiptop
ines for 10 cts. each. Plain sewing
lso solicited.
G. w Campbell has moved to the
Blanche Anderson cottage.
Mrs. Scott Coday started for St.
.ouis Monday.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-04-09

~"eA laws Suo fisitcu utS oIOtucf
G. ~, Sunday aud Monday, repsrts
that the condition Ut his brother Is
II very encouraging.
Monday morning. the residence OF
b. K. Bogart a mile west OF town,
caught fire and Ia short time burn
ed to the ground. Only small part
OF the contents were saved.
ANY lady reader Of this paper will
receive. on request, clever "Nu-
Drip" Coffee Strainer Coupon privil-
ege, from Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. 1t
Is silver plated. very pretty, and posi-
lively prevents all dripping OF tea or
coffee. The Doctor sends it. with his
new free book on Heath Coffee" sim
ply 10 introduce this clever substit-
ute for real coffee. DIR. Shoop's
Health Coffee is gaining its great pop.
ularity because,of: first, its exquisite
Taste and flavor; second, its absolute
healthfulness; third, its economy-li
b 25c; fourth, It's convenience. No
tedious 20 to 80 minutes boiling. !"
Made 10 a minute" says DR Shoop.
Try 1t at your grucer's, for a pleasant
surprise. Sold by all Grocers.
Tuesday, P, W. Newton unloaded
car OF mowers and lakes.
Miss Matte Pearson OF Mountain
Is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Nj. G,
Ilensley.
The old fashioned way OF dosing a
weak Stomach, or stimulating the
Heart or Kidneys Is all wrong. DR.
Shoop first pointed out this error.
This Is why his prescription DIR.
Shuop's Restorxtive--is directed en-.
tirely 10 the cause Of these ailments
the weak inside or controlling nerves.
1t isn't 50 difficult, says DR.. Shop, TO
strengthen weak Stomach, Heart or
Kidneys II one goes at 1t correctly
Each inside organ has It's controlling
or inside nerve. When these nerves
fail then those organs must surely fal.
ter. These vital truths are leading
druggistsleve to dispense a nd
recommend DR.. Shoop's Restorative
Test 1t few days, and see! Improve
nent will promptly aud surely follow
Sold by Henry Coday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Shin
paugh of Nickerson, Kansas
came last Saturday for a two.
weeks visit with friends and
relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. T. j. Rippee,
Mrs. Naucy Ann Rippee, and
ler daughters, Misses Frona
Ind Ora, drove out 70 the Mar
lin Gaskill cemetery last Tues
lay and repaired and decorated
he graves of relatives.
The ladies' Of The Rapt ist Church
net with Mrs. Hami ton Wednesday
ftern0on and organized an Aid
ociety. Mrs. Hamilton was elected
resident; Mrs Fulllngtou, Vice-pres-
dent; Mrs. Laura Miller, Secretary, ,
nd Mrs Mary Dennis, Treasurer.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-04-09
DIRECTORY

~
COUNTY OFFICERS
Representative r. II, Hanson
Presiding Judge ]. w. Alien
ProbateyJudge VIM. Nickle
Judge Nsrth Dist. Richard kayburn
Judge South Dist. w. K. Long
County Clerk j. A Russell
Circuit Clerk ], L. Blackwell
Recorder N. L Richardson
Prosecuting Atty .Arthur.P. Curtis.
Sheriff VIM. S. Wood
Assessor CA. Stephens.
treasurer ID G, Carter
Coroner
Surveyor N. III. Williams
School Commissioner Il. ] knight
CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN Church holds
services at III a. IN. and 7:3O p. m. on
Fourth Sunday In each month.
Sunday School every Sunday loan
j. A, Russell, Pastor.
METHODIST Church holds SER
vices at IL a. IN. ana 7:3O o. m. on
First and Third Sunday OF each mouth
Sunday School every Sunday 10 a. m.
b. d. Jones. Pastor.
Mayor, J. d. Reynold
Police Judge s. S. Bertram
City Marshal Roe Strong
City Clerk john W. BraIeal
City Attorney N. j.. Craig
N. >. Miller City Treasurer
ALDERMAN.
N. ). Miller, James Coday,
W. IL. Moore. John W. Brazeal.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-04-09
The Bank of Mansfield

is the old reliable Bank, a nd
is a safe place to do your Bank
ing. This Bank paid all of it's
checks in currency during panic
of '07-'0S.
Capital $25000.0O Surplus $4,000. 90
Undivided Profits
We pay interest on time deposits.
G. w. Freeman, Z. j. Freeman
PRES. CASH.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-04-09
Better Town. More Advantages Comforts and Conveences

Mack Davis who visited his brother
G. ~, Sunday aud Monday, repsrts
that the condition Ut his brother is
q It very encouraging.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-04-09
LODGES.

/. o. o. F. Lodge No. lse meets on
2nd. and 4th Saturday nights In each
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-04-09

Good Place TO do Your Banking Businas.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1909-12-11
SERVICES AT CHRIST CHURCH

Sunday, IL a. m.-Morning Prayer
and Sermon. Up. M, Evening PraveI
and Sermon.
The Rev. DR.. Duffy is preaching
courses of sermons on "Saints of the
Episcopal Church,.
The subjects on Sunday, Dec. 18th,
are: Morning, "St. Ireneus, Bishop of
Lyons (GauD, the First of The Cath olic
Fathers. Evening, "John Wesley
Founder Of the Metheeaaii iists''.
e'enlp g, at I p. M, at the
le9ioeir 20 of Mrs. j. L. Harris: An Ad-
vent Bible Study. Subject, "Confir-
nation; Its Place in the Christian Eco
Thursday evening, $50 to s o'clock:
ga Social Hour On these even
ings the motto is, "Come and go when
you please. These social evenings are
held at the Rectory, Carroll avenue.
A hearty welcome given to all. Stran-
gers, the lonely and the friendless par
invited. All are welcome,
without distinction of class or creed.
Friday evening, 7.30 p. m, in the
church the Bible class will meet. Sub
ject: "The Judges of Israel''.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1909-12-11

Cher Coco
Fe wat yo got das law, yo, hien ? Wat |,
20 call de law, me want no, hien p "a
time one teech il eAe sk~>'- ne
lii boy: "A.i r as she AK one
We" lean, kin yo tell it to me
- one law ees not one law, yo?" Das
lii boy (shes papa was one Judges he
say: Gone laws ees not one laws wen
he doan ees henfoce, yas ?" An das lii
boy she was rite, vas; TO das me wat
| tell it to yo!
Doggon, Coco, watts de use take de
troub TO make one laws an den put de
book in de coal barrie, hien? Wen yo
make one laws an henfoce heem, das
sho le majestic O. de deed, an 20 kin tell
81 das good laws o. bad laws; mai wat
yo goin do 81 yo doan try heem, hien ?
De way day make dem law somtime das
jus like yo was make one fine cake, an
Wen she don, put heem on de sidebode
ami, how yo goin fine hout how good
das gateau ees, 81 yo doan tase heem,
hien? Das de same way wild das laws;
| ST yo doan tase heem yo doan kin tell
wedder she good o. she bad. Somtime
das laws look like she shame TO come
hout?
Yo no, Coco cher, la Bale st. Louie
she one good place TO put de cake on de
sidebode, yas? Ma fren, das Bode Mare
an Haldermans kin make lie noveau law
mo queek den annyting wat yo kin tink,
vas? Mai das all-dare de majestic de
laws pull de blanket over shes he'd an go
to sleep.
Long time go das Bode day make one
laws TO keep les vache an les hoss hoff
de stritt, an 10 tag de dog wat ron roun,
hien? Abien, din das laws pull de blan-
ket over shes he'd, hien? Din das laws
git de cole feet? Din das laws git mix
hup in de coal barrie ware Dick put de
pep wat he doan got use fo +! A la-la,
who no de sad fate wat attachee by de
life das po laws, hien?
Coco, de Hellenen Rale Rode day say
to de town: ''Yo keep de hoss, de cow,
de cote, an all dem nodder hanimal hoff
strit, an we goin feex de depot groun
mo joli den yo nevsire see, an somteen
wat goin be one credik to dis place."
Abien, Coco, wat de Bode DO, hien ?
ST yo want one hansen TO das question,
yo go take one walks down by de depot
an see TO yosef; ma fren, de only flower
yo goin fine by das depot ees de fleur
wat de ladie she ware on shes hat, vas!
An de only grass wat gro ees so doggon
shot dat de hanimal skeerd 70 ris shes
teet. Den, Coco, me want some peep
TO tell it to me how we speck TO have
one cite hout dis place, hien? Apre-
sans, doan all yo peep git talk all de
same time, yo heer? Das good ting dat
we goin have dc good hark lite now, so
NE kin keep 70 drise Over de COW at
mite, yas! Apropos los Iu1nieres De Ice
tic, femme tell il to 70 ias de good
ting was oone at las, Aien Z Doaaon.
wa $40 bis Iaeiz IL as e laa.s ne,1
aE fo sec dc 9eA q Sc long e
drzem eaTsssa nes4s ees
ll saa aEa las VI. -44o AiA kins
bout! Mai, cher, wen 20 git undare dot
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1909-12-11
ITO NAILLIL.

Now, poets have written in FeEke and prose
VI things that were good aud true, suppose:
But mnst tell you of a girl divine,
whose face like the sun does ever shine.
she Is wee maid just turning sixteen.
All her companions call her quite serene:
And AND no wonder, ''she has such dreamy eyes,
FOR she's girl anyone could idolize.
II you eyer met her, you'd say the same,
ana my love for her is not very tame;
For I've admired her very long while.
Her very name even would my thoughts beguile
Ever in song think about her.
And now and then my heart will stir.
As turn to see if she is nigh
0nly to breathe heavy sign.
For she is gone, perhaps ne'er to return.
put the fire in my heart will forever burn
with love that will surely last,
AS tne days slowly come from out the past.
E. PAUL ROY.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1909-12-11
JACQUE PISTACHE

Governor Noel has approved the char
ter of the Sea Shore Camp Grounds
School of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, to be locatet at the Biloxi Camp
Grounds, under the direct management
of the three presiding elders OF the Sea-
shore, New Orleans and Mobile dis
tricts. These three presiding elders,
together with six men from each dis
trict, will compose the board OF trustees
of the institution, which has no capital
stock stipulated in its charter, and
which, in addition to providing school
for boys and girls, will provide for camp
meetings and chautauquas.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1909-12-11

fine lite, sonamagon, das sho look like
de gran cite, yas! Yo kin look all roun
an tell it who all de peep ees wat stan
roun; doggon, das gran,
One fella hees tell it 10
didate was have - me oat oe can
so d,as Sc lem hark lite put hup,
~ Good tell who day was talk
%. an SO dat none dem voter. Good git
Way by dem. Yo no how hot de ting
CIT. annyhow Talk bout dem candl-
date. dat make me remine bout de dog
chaser. Yo no dat fella Georges; abion,
doggon 81 she din want fo garrote me
bout dat ting. Wy, ma fren, yo doan
no wat kline fine job das ees, 70. Doan
yo no dat days got nouf dog runnin roun
| de Bale TO make huff soseese an sope 10
all de State; vas, das de trute, an 20
sho kin make l'argent in das kline beez-
nees mo queek den M'seur Rockemtella.
Annyhow, we goin see one cite soon
watts goin sprize all dem Mile Orleans
peep; so yo look hout!
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1909-12-11
XMAS" -"

me Joyous time of Xmas is near.
And 10 all good children will bring cheer''
For Santa will come their stockings to fill
HOW their little hearts with 10y viii thrill
roL YOU Know ne only comes once year;
so Danish away every sorrow and tear.
ana sing glad tidings on Xmas morn
10 the Christ who on that day was born.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1909-12-11

Mr. Murray 7. Bangard was b usines
visitor to New Orleans yesterd ay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-10
COMPLICATION CERTAIN
CONTINUED from First Page.)

tine legation, which they surrounded
There were shouts of rage and stones
and other missiles were hurled at the
building. The local authorities en-,
deayored to check the manifestations,
and at length the government found
1t necessary to order out the troops.
Both this legation and the Peruvian
legation are'now under strong guard.
The Bolivian people unanimously
protest against She decision The
territory involved is the famous acre
district, recently purchased by Bra.
I'll from Bolivia for Sl0000.0oO not,
VlthstandinS the fact that Peru issued
a warning that the territory was at
hat time subject to arbitration. So.
rious complications are anticipated
which are sure to involve Brazil.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-10
LEGAL DECISIONS
ssssssxxsssgsssssssssrssss

Effect of Bankruptcy Of Holder Of
Liquor License-The holder of a In
uor license as adjudgeI bankrupt.
AMI defendant In Barnard V. State. As
Southern Reporter, 1873, became the
purchaser Of the liquors at a sale IN.
der the direction Of the bankruptcy
court. After the purchase. defendant
sold the liquors to the licensce. TAX.
ing mortgage TO secure the pur.
chase money. 1t was agreed that de,
PENDANT should manage the business
for his own security, until the pur-
chase price was paid. Defendant was
indicted for selling liquor without a
license. The license being a personal
permit and unassiguable of course,
could not AFFORD protection to an
other than the licensee or his Ter
sonal representative The tang.
ruptcy. it was said, had no eff ct 10
cancel the license. and it was proper
for the licensee to carry On his hui.
ness under the license subsequent to
the adjudication of his bankruptcv.
Considering the entire transaction. il
was held by the Alabama Supreme
court that defendant was. in effect
an employe of the licensee to con
duct the business under the license
until the purchase price was paid.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-10

There is some talk of a movement
to induce the Mobile & Ohio company
to change the run of its local train
which now runs from Meridian. Miss
to Union City, Tenn. so that it will
come through to Cairo. 1t would
reach Cairo at p. m. and leave the
following morning, and would give
this city two local trains on this road
instead Of one and would give three
train crews a 36-hour lay-oyer here 49,
all of which would be a benefit to
Cairo. The express business and
travel to and from Cairo would he in
creased considerably. Citizens inter.
ested believe that the matter is of
sufficient importance TO call for some
action by the commercial bodies of
this city. to urge the railroad com
pany to make this change. A re-
guest to Col. Russell, general super
ntendent, would seem to be in order.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-10

tOohCluucu from First PageD.
less to prevent the speaker from So.
lecting such conterocs as he choose.
After his conference with the speaker
he Is said to have told number of
his friends that he believed the con
ferees had been chosen with view
TO putting the tariff bill through rs
speedily as possible along the same
lines. BY this was meant that the
house couferccS were expected 10 a..
quiesce in the principal Increase In
rates that had been made by the sen
ate.
Aldrich had an extended conference
with President Taft this afternoon.
The president questioned Aldrich con.
corning many amendments to the tar
iif bin made by the senate but it IS
said he did not criticize any of tn.
proceedings in that body except the.
acceptance OF the amendment TO the
corporation tax provision making ItI
applicable to holding companies. The
inference gained by Tafts callers to-
day is that he had not sanctioned the
adoption of the amendment taxing
the net earnings OF corporations I'M
less the utmost caution is taken TO
prevent double taxation.
After the conference with the pres
ident, Aldrich said it might be neccs-
sary to entirely redraft the corpora
ton tax provision in the conference
If this is done. he said. the new pro-
vision will be along the lines OF that
agreed upon at the recent white house
Democrats Dismissed
All the conforees held a session of |
about an hour when the Democratic |
members were dismissed.
AldTich frankly told the minority
that the majority would prepare IT, |
report without assistance. No pro
test was made by the Democrats a. It
was known all along they would nltl
be permitted to participate in the
making up OF the conference report |
any more than they had been permit
ted TO have hand in making up the
bin in the committees.
After the departure Of the Demo |
Gratis. the Republican conferees talk
ed for short time without taking upl
the bill. Adjournment was taken 10
night until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-10
CONTRACT IS ANNULLFD
On Protest Of American Marufsctur.
,rs-Cuba Was TO Buy Arms From
France and Germany.

Havana, July 9.-Prosidcnt Gomez
his evening issued decree annulling
The contract for the purchase of artil-
lery and rifles for use in the Cuban
1rmy made with France and Ger.
many hy Lopez Rodriguez, agent Of
ne cuban government. accredited for
bat purpose and appointing COM
mittce TO visit the United States ami
Europe to decide upon the best type
Of arms. and to make new contracts.
1t is believed that Gomez will he IN.
fuenccd by the protest of the Ameri-
ran manufacturers Of arms. claiming
that they had been given no opportu-
nifty 10 bid on the arms
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-10
MONARCH OF ALL DRESSINGS
A Few Hints Here Given for the
Proper Preparation of
Mayonnaise.

When making mayonnaise, II the
oil gives out before the dressing is of
right consistency, put a little fresh
butter in kettle of hot water and
melt 1t quickly This can be used to
exc out the oil and gives a delicious
flavor
a little whipped cream added to may
onnaise just before serving greatly
improves 1t. II the cream has soured
slightly 1t can still be used without be-
ing detected
A bit of onion or chives rubbed over
the bowl in which mayonnaise is
mixed gives a snap to the dressing, yet
is not enough to be distasteful even to
those who dislike onion flavor.
If mayonnaise is to be mixed in a
hurry do not think to make haste by
adding the oil too rapidly. 1t will
surely curdle. Set the bowl in a
larger bowl of cracked ice and the
dressing will thicken more quickly.
II lembn does not seem to give
enough acid TO mayonnaise. a few drops
of vinegar will be found to improve
the favor. Should the mayonnaise be
too thick and quite sour enough. thin
with small humps of ice.
Mayonnaise that has gone back"
need not be thrown away. Start a
fresh egg, and when the dressing is
quite thick stir in the curdled mixture
very slowly.
II kept in the refrigerator In a
tightly covered glass jar, mayonnaise
that has been carefully mixed can be
kept for week. Be careful when
first taking II into the air after stand.
ng. Too vigorous stirring may make
Il curdle.
Mayonnaise dressing is suitable for
neat and fish salads and for aspics of
I'll kinds. Most fruit salads and plain
ettuce are better with French dress
ng beaten TO the consistency of an
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-10
Homemade Potato Yeast.

Peel and boil six potatoes in two
quarts Of water until they break. Re-
move the potatoes with a skinner
and mash them fine. mixing with them
four tablespoonful of -four and two Of
graduated sugar. vetting the mass
with the hot water in which the M
tatoes were boiled When an the
water has been used. beat the mass
until II is luke-warm. then add a half
cup OF lively yeast and set aside in a
large bowl to fermenf When fermen.
tation ceases. bottle the mixture ana
Keep IN the Ice chest When using
This, pour out what is needed and re.
place the bottle in the Icebox At once
as standing in warm place will
spoil II.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-10
LIANT FUNCTION
Dinner and Dance Giv,n BY Ambassa
dor Reid and Wife to English
Royal Family.

London. July 9.--Practically all OF
he members of the royal family who
ire at present in London, we're the
quests at Dorchester horse this
'rening on the occasion of a dinner
md dance given by American Ambas.
'ador and Mrs Reid in honor of the
King and Qucen and rincess Vic
toria.
The dance, which followed the din
1er was one Of the most brilliant af.
fairs. and, outside OF the royal arch
'orrts, has probably not been sur.
passed for the spleulor and the
prominence of the guest who includ.
ed, besides the royal guests, the lead.
ers of the political and social world
Of England, and many Americans.