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Evening journal., 1910-01-07
b. Massage TO Congress
Togag lie Advocates
Amendments TO Infer
sis Commerce Law
a1d . Federal Incor-
r0ysiion l.aW

f-rHes r-as Leased Special Wire
WASH .h.eratg. Jan. THE opening
sl,1 n pren8snt Taft's campaign for
ccnstriictfge ezislation was fired to-
fsg when lis ecial message recon-
l-auling nl.1a dents in the Interstate
-eorfce iaw and legislation supple
guenJarv b. fhe Sherman antitrust
law was rlao q Congress.
uttt smrng the President s
1gatlars arc; A United
tfat luri VI Commerce. the prose-
-id dfis 1se of cases brought
eain the Interstate Com
erluiss n by the Department
icc ad of by special at
q Vision forbiddlng rail-
v4 - ocil capital stock in COM
ncuae ura the future. provision
1ornid ius lif issuance of capital stock
,FF'lroa- lsy l- of the par value. OF
arise ded on bona fide ply
we' rli-at'7 Il property; and volun-
fE lcof1cfe ion for concerns en-
rtf ate commerce.
fe-rl ~ CEN srce.
r mr he jurisdiction OF the
frorb1rt Ce IF Commerce the Presi-
sg proYha lat practically all cases
less 20 those ailing the collection OF
ar1airv ~ infiction of criminal
rAhme1t. iich involve the Inter
rlsta Crrucrrs Commission shall be
tf'eti8 b,' sa sourt, and that it's deci-
-.rre a-li reviewed only upon ap-
uaa iited States Supreme
tmr sDpointment OF five addi-
toast e'rert judges whose salary
rn-s tlns n the Commerce Court
frai 4r ts- a year, is also recon-
i rre ended that these judges
dis tutf to those circuits where
fterc ir i present time the great
fst re business such as the
serc. fourth, seventh and
7isr not sitting in the Court
RI rn hey shall be assigned by
7c - ce of the Supreme Court
the regulation Circuit
cfrre
ae mt further asks that the
itc mmerce Commission be
Poo yer to alter rates sub.
r1tr hv cl riers and TO prescribe the
ma Ii1m Pa e in case those submitted
'1ai korbitant If, however
1o on fails to investigate a
ofe I'd within sixty days the
rte rn.I AXE effect The -l...1.
$500 a. .. eommends that shippers
right one of two or NOR,
3s for the shipment OF theii
sessa.
tsr5ing OF interstate commerc'
easel ne Department Of Justice ii
ecnsa ths President says. because th'
eser rlem confuses the judicial, ex
lre snt legislative functions IN on,
r-H.e ierstate Commerce Commits
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
AGED TOLLCATE
KEEPER DEAD

After sixteen years Of service as
keeper OF the second tollgate at the
Farmers Hotel on the Wilmington
and Philadelphia turnpike, Alfred
Belts died shortly after 9 o'clock last
night He was sevetny-nine years of
age and made his home with his aged
wife at the toligate house. Death was
due 10 old age.
Mr.. Belts Is survived by several
children. Two OF his daughters. Mrs.
Elizabeth Peters and Mrs. Ida Sher-
wood, are with their mother today.
The funeral will take place on next
Tuesday afternoon from this city and
interment win be made at the VIII
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
william f. Whiteford will succeed
him as gate keeper.
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
MORE GIFTS COME
TO NEW HOSPITAL

Additional valuable gifts have been re
ceived by the Physicians and Surgeons
ospdtal for which the management is
grateful.
Included in Yesterdays donations were
handsome embroidered bureau scarfs
from Miss Julia p. White. 125 yards OF
white toweling, one-half gross OF spoo
cotton and a gross of needles from the
Delaware Notion House; a handsome
leather couch from Harry stidham, a
large and valuable assortment of surgica.
instruments from =. Oestericher, and
fifty yards Of white muslin from NJ ia
coby.
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
IDAHO FLOATS,
GOES ON HER WAY
BattIeShip Slips off Of Bulk
head ShOaI During Flood
Tide Last Night

After sticking in the mud on Bulk
head shoal in the Delaware river for
eight hours. yesterday. the battleship
Idaho en- route to Sandy Hook to Join
the North Atlantic squadron for win
ter maneuvers in southern waters was
pulled back into the channel. at 8
o'clock last night, by the Government
tug Somerset and the Philadelphia
ice boat John Weaver. An examina-
tion was made of the vessels hull and
she was found to be uninjured. This
morning at 7.30 o'clock the VI, q
weighed anchor and proceedf .....
'ng Tbe asrean. ynsss, ro..a,r.s regular u
night near where she weea Kettles,
The Idaho grounded nedrance. ale,
auxiliary cruiser Prairie went 0'''
recently The place is at one s.,.i ,e
sharpest turns in all the tortuous
course Of the Delaware river channel.
The vessel passed New Castle about
$50 o'clock yesterday morning in the
channel and was easily seen from the
shore. Shortly after passing that
city, however, II became enveloped in
a dense bank of fog and was entirely
shut OFF from shore view. Shortly af-
N1A " eAh q NAANANCe Aitocdkt sent out
from the vessel reported that she had
grounded.
The Idaho was taken down the river
by Captain James II. Clampitt. who
has the reputation of being one Of the
most skillful and reliable pilots on the
Delaware. The conditions on the river
during yesterday and the day before
have been such that navigation has
been extremely hazardous owing to the
ice and fog
So dense was the fog that the Mari
time Exchange had few reports from
it's stations along the river and ow-
ing to some difficulty. attributed to the
sleet storm, there were no wires work
ing with the Breakwater Station.
The Bulkhead Shoal lies in thesmid-
die Of the river. about midwayJpetween
New Castle and Delaware~tfty
Al the southern egid Of the shoal is
.a-pea Patch sHoal on which the
TO one side alndshf
'Twouldnt pay emily was making for
walled the auctioneer. in which, she
nifty centsi Any 81 cent dq Nof
.ssyenty-nvr1. %nd Y
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
CLAWS WILL
MAKE FIGHT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
4 PORTLAND, Ore, an. Ill. r. CLAWS
denied absolutely that spite instigated his
charges against Secretary Ballinger as
stated by Attorney General Wickersharn.
"The people Of the United states" he
declares to-day, ARE better qualified TO
determine who is right in this matter than
a prejudiced Encouragement. who re-
ported just what he was wanted 20 re-
port. Forester Pinchot is honest and any
thing that he has 20 say about the case
can be believed. ] am willing to permit
my case to rest on the chef forester's
statements"
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
ANOTHER RESPITE
FOR SIGERELLA

Pending the decision of the Supreme
Court IN the case OF Joseph Sigerella
the Board Of Pardons has recommend
ed 70 Governor Pennewill the granting
of a reprieve from January 81 to May
21
Sigerella was convicted at the May
term, OF the Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner OF felonious assault and was SEN
sented to be hanged on September %.
1910. His counsel. High Mn Norris,
took an appeal alleging that some OF
the jurors who tried the case had not
been Legally drawn to serve at the May
term OF court
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
GEORGE B. KITTINGER
HERE FROM SEATTLE

George b. TSittinger. Of Seattle, Wash
ingotn, and a brother of the late
DR.. l.. A. Kittinger. arrived in this
city last evening and viii remain for
several weeks. Mr. Kititnger left Sc
attle FOR the east upon learning Of his
brothers death. but was unable 70 ar
rive here In time TO attend the funeral
on Tuesday. Mr.. Kittinger is a bust
ness partner with Governor Cosgrove,
of Washington, at Seattle.
Because Of the serious illness of Mrs.
Emma Kittinger she has not been in
formed Of the death of her son. It is
likely, however, that Mrs. Kittinger
will be apprised OF the fact by her
son, George. in few days.
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
PIONEERS TO HAVE
INTERESTING MEETING

The Benevolent Pioneer Literary As
soclation has arranged a pleasing pro-
gram for the entertainment TO be held
this evening. Congressman William
H. Heald. the Rev. John J. Connolly.
Charles +. Curley and former chanoel-
Tor John r. Nicholson win make adj
dresses.
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
Fame Used Four Horses

-Four horses were attached to the
Fame Fire Company's combination
wagon last night in going to the fire
at the Preston barber shop at Fourth
and Market streets and the speed at
tanned while galloping up Market
street from Second caused people to
take notice.
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
No pate Flxed for Meetina.

The Delaware State Board Of Phar-
macy yesterday afternoon concluded
examination Of six applicants for
tiftcates Although April was agreed
as the time for conducting the next
examination by tho board, no date
b that month was agreed upon.
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
Humane Societies 10 Meet

The annual meetings of the Della
ware Societies for Prevention OF CRU
city to Children and Cruelty to AMI
mails will be held on Tuesday after
noon next at O'clock at No. 1 West
Seventh street. New officers viii be
elected
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
EIeetrIeIty shoeks conduotor.

Amos Kennard, Wilmington Darby
line conductor, received a severe cleo
trio shock yesterday while adjusting
the trolley pole of his car at shellpot
Park. Mr.. Kennard's hands were bad
ly burned.
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
Henry c. Fritz m

Henry c. Fritz is critically ill at
the home Of his mother, Mrs. Charles
t. Fritz. 1905 Jefferson street. He is
reported slightly improved today.
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
RE DENT CALLS FOR
a LAW TO CURB TRUSTS
PRESIDENT TAFT'S
DEFINITION OF TRUST"

, A combination successful in achiev-
inq complete control over a psrtic-
; ular line Of manufacture has fire.
8 auently been called a "trust."
= presume that the derivation of the
= word is to be explained by the
= fact that a usual method Of carry
$ ina out the plan OF the combination
. has been to put the capital and
. plants Of various individuals, firms,
) or corporations engaged in the same
. business under the control Of trus-
. tees.
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
To Study the Bible.

A young peoples weekly meeting
for Bible study under the direction Of
the Rev. William l.. Pettingill. of North
Baptist Chucrh will begin tonight at
the church.
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
eranaera Postpons MeetIna.

Owing 20 tho inclement weather. tho
weekly meeting OF Brandywine Grange
at Talieyvilie was not held last night
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
NEW RULES OF
WATER BOARD
Property Owner to PaE
Extensions From the Ma.
to the Curb
DETECTIVE METERS
TO BE REQUN

The Board Of Water CommissionanI> J;
rs weekly meeting on Monday mo
win probably adopt new hy-laws PR.
by Chief Enghieer Itlenle anol
most important OF which VIII be one
a charge for the extension OF waite,
main 70 curb for fire protection nyste
This proposed new rule will. It Is Axpecte
have a most important affect upon on
Insurance rates. since tho extra charge
be placed upon business houses for
service win certainly influence the 4
asking for lower rates. #
The Water Department has Ger Is
made extensions from main to c
such fire protection service
charge. both to accommodate
owners and to encourage The rs
water. A study OF the water
rules OF other cities, however. rt NJ
tho commissioners to instruct N
engineer 10 incorporate a rule
charge for such extensions Ia
hy-laws the commissioners hav n
temDlated for some time This me
the rule Is adopted. that the Or
owner must pay for the extension
curb to property. as heretofore. AZ
as for the extension BY the departm
from main to curb.
This and the other rules incorpors
IN the draft Of new bylaws draw
by Chief Engineer Kienlo wera' c5nsIdere'
by tho commissioners at their conference,
on Wednesday. but no definite action wa,
taken for their adoption at that time. ans
they will probably be formally consider
on Monday
It wns said at the Water Depaytm
offices this morning that the cor
ers would retain the rule en-
installation OF detectiv 4
protection systems,
efforts OF a numbe a i
rule abrogated. Al
fer such action. .-NA.
prominent drulu -
TO insure the
OF water for -
protection.
mitted 3 & s.
Of othe
with !, 5. # &. d. +
rule re- Il #
mission
gene B
snowv 4 + X.
night e & :
Iantic e y 81 S@|'.s
port. '---- AZ
Force A Dangerous 49, (
With a Jshmen we're out
fair. tween them. The n n IS
bird on twig anc
T0-nAVge Of heaven, MIX
Nunter. don't
AT z. j. -,
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
Grace W. E. N. 5. Mestina.

An important meeting OF Grace
Church Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will be held next Monday after
noon. II will be the time for the an
nual election Of officers. There will
p be a program under the charge
7 WI n W. Kellogg. The date Of
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
GRAND JURY
'sdz.sDICTS MERCHANTS

4 Lssiness men in New Castle county
I 40 failed TO pay their mercantile tax
sAst summer are TO respond to the no
tices sent them by the Clerk OF the
Peace. we're indicted by the grand jury
yesterday.
True ills were returned against John T.
Crumpton. merchant; j. George Cadori,
merchant: Guiessepi Cicateni, merchant
Antonio Santone' merchant; Harry Le-
vine, manufacturer; Aaron ..I2- parrot
Evening journal., 1910-01-07
PlKCHOT MAY
BID DISMISSED
Z ogsslsF Said Taft Had Mis-
t8kan Impression of
the Facts
MlX Sd BEFORE
AVESTIGATION IS OVER


uoisd Press Leased Special Wire
HAs INGTON. Jan. 7-Whether
7e iential axe viii be welded to
tF ttte Clifford Pinchot as chief OF
Pc epr i Service is the burnings ques
or Y in officialdom.
on decapitation as a fine
sss themselves as of the opin-
s the chief forester Will lose his
1ead before the congressional
ltion Of the Ballinger- -Pinchot
rsy is well under way. And
nse OF the letter Pinchot sent
Nolliver, which was read
yesterday. and which
Kcted much Of the we'll
Req conserved thunder
hea1,,f the controversy,
pe 3zed the Presi-
-- Certainly "all
in the af-
leof Triiiri:' i :. ..5::: &c: S:::
Iats; Also g. :::': !:
The very fact that we arcI,
And uatyir'med Hats will
Women Of this'Sity rS1ogni
season reduction<ss{s. as
the previous one. We 6
eles redI, cd is too grea.
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diately the Dlntir GUAR
low" and blurted and
Fself, 5a ha iiai Riols
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Force A Dangerous 49,
with a dshmen were out
fair. tween them. The II I
bird on twig ancl
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s h,u1td over lO bis
'7y faced tcrman, who
each iim - ow putch'
rtle rtiaead ~ thins
4 "
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10
81 - thhS3..s.EE X. * 3 Is .Fffb.25sI
DEMOCRATS. Il: \ q j B f:
IL 81: ;:.s21 i,ss sse%3%$5 81. slsF..- II III M
25S- i2s{ifS2% g.. T.. ~ a. r.
-. -. EsItIli n HH 81
SE1s:*,c S5EE.s.sIc* - :. . II -n: Z. { -, d
THE Z DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
j. FILED PETITIONS FOR PLACE
-: :, :. ON THE PRIMARY BALLOT
4 ..i%f.-& -,..-,...,. - .@IS r" -. -.
/ For SOME OF THE OF.
FlcEs WEDNESDAY.

Wednesday was the last day for the
filing of petitions to fill vacancies on
the primary ballot and as the demo-
Gratis only. had a couple OF nominees
up the local committee filed. for part
of the offices remaining, They failed
to put up an opposition candidate for
superintendent Of schools, states at
torney or coroner. The petitions fled
Wednesday we're the following:
County Auditor J. Wobbe.
County Treasrer-Jno. Gill.
a. County Judge-o. W. ohnstad. =. %1&3
Register of Deeds-H. w. Connolly.
Clerk Of Courts-Jno Burtscher T.
Representative-John -Hoseney and
W. H.sBelford. ~ ':.S"i
County Commissioner, I'd district + +
Jno. e. Thelir. - ~ E'1a'ss -. o., !.
County Commissioner, 9Th district
P. A. Manseav. %.." .,..'"'' -, - -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10

You often lose more by the friends
you allow yourself to associate with
than by the enemies who put you on
your mettle.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10

Z It win poy you well to ==b.y by Hart,
sschahner & Marx, all wool clothing,
at Mann's. u ....'.>-sT y 70. z :,.' NY
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10

takes place on Friday morning. Fore
thought and Imagination in Business
is the subject of an address H. G. Car
Penter, the sales and advertising man
ager of the South Bend Watch COM
pany of South Bend, Ind. The selection
OF next place of meeting will then be
taken up, following which comes the
adjournment. -
Opticians Equally as Good.
Opticians will have just as interest
ing program as the jewellers. On the
afternoon of the first day of the con-
vention, Thomas Porte presiding, there
Will be the reports Of Secretary H. o.
Sheldon of Bottineau, and of Treasurer
A. G. Tollner of Jamestown, as we'll as
the presidents address. Two address
ses, one on uses of Cross-Cylinders," f"
by A. o. Wold of Langdon. and one
on "Eyes' by Thomas Porte, of Grand
Forks, will be delivered during this
session.
On the afternoon of the second day
there will be an address by DR.. w. B.
Needles Of Kansas City on "Twentieth
Century Methods in Optemetry. "In
addition to this there will be the ques.
tion box, Cynical work and discussion
and the reports Of committees.
For the closing session DR.. Needles
will give another address, NERVOUS
Refexes" being the subject. There
will also be a general discussion by
members and the selection of the next
place of meeting.
The Social Features.
Social features provided by the Dew
lis Lake jewelers. will be exceptionally
interesting. On the evening Of Wed
nesday, June Is, the members of the
two associations will be taken through
the Chautauaua grounds and the Mill
ltary reservation by the automobile
route, returning to the city in the even
|fHg In time to take In theatre part!
which has been provided.
1t is the banquet on the second even
ing that will be the real big number
Frank v. Kent Of Grand Forks will &C
las toastmaster and among those whom
hssWin call =upan will be- President j
1P. Archibald OF the national associa
Ition.a This address is the one towar
(which the members Of the: two ,associa
1tions Will doubtless look forward witt
fdeep interest.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10
CONVENTIONS
/: i. NEXT :! TIVE i 4 K
DEVILS LAKE TO ENTERTAIN MT 81 4: TAE IA
GRAND ARMY AND JEWEL-s
- ERs AND OPTICIANS I'M !
81 sTATE@coNvENTloNs &
= NEXT WEEK.. q III !,

:? There are to be two state :conyep-
tions held in Devils Lake next week.
The Grand Army Of the Republic will
hold their state encampments here
next Wednesday and Thursday, June
Is and 16, and the jewelers. and Opti-
clans will convene for their state con
vention Wednesday and continue three
days, June Is, 16 and II. During these
conventions there will be quitesa: NUM-
ber of visitors in our city made up Of
the representative people of the state.
Arrangements are being made; for the
entertainment of the visitors, and it is
expected that both conventions will be
successful and pleasurable for the
delegates. . ~, 8 ..rE ,.*ir,.3
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10
NEW TRAINS = =: 80 a.
TO PORTLAND
GREAT NORTHERN WILL PUT ON
TWO NEW CRACK TRAINS
TO OREGON.

The promise made recently by Pres
ident Louis w. Hill that the Cree,
Northern will furnish Oregon with
better transportation facilities, will bs
realized Sunday, June IL, when new
through passenger service will be es-
tablished between st. Paul, Minneap-
oils and Portland. Trains Nos. 3 and
4, which make their present terminus
at Seattle will run solid between st.
Paul and Portland via the Spokane,
Portland & Seattle road, along the
north bank of the Columbia river.
These trains, it is understood, are
to be equipped with compartment OBJ
servation cars and sleepers, like those
in service on the Oriental Limited, the
in operation between Chicago, Seattle
and Tacoma.
Millions OF dollars have been auth
orized by the Great Northern for the
improvement OF its passenger equip
ment The new cars as they arrive
will be put on the new Twin City
Portland train, as we'll as on the other
transcontinental trains in service be-
tween Kansas City and the Puget
Sound country.
Train No. will continue TO leave
st. Paul on It's present schedule ar
irving at Spokane at P. M. instead of
1918 P. NJ, as at present; leaving
Spokane at 7:3O P. NJ, reaching Port
land at A. M.
Train No. will leave Portland
about IL A. NJ, arriving at Spokane
at 10:30 P. NJ. making a daylight run
along the Columbia river. There will
he no change in the present schedule
east OF Spokane.
In addition to this service trains
Noss~1sand Q, the Oriental Limited"
will carry through standard and tour.
list sleeping cars between Chicago and
Portland via the Burlington Route,
Great Northern Ry. and S. P. & S. Ry.
Connection at Grand Forks with the
Oriental Limited" will still be main
tanned for Duluth and Superior traa-
fic. Nos. 3 and will also handle
through standard and tourist sleeping
cars between St. Paul and Tacoma in
addition to their regular Portland
equipment.
| YOl, often 1ose moro nv tho friondr
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10
A PROFITABLE POULTRY RANCH.

A Spokane woman has kept an &C
curate record for one year of her one
acre poultry ranch. She began with
40 white Leghorn hens. During the
year she sold 22,079 eggs at an average
of .35 cents a dozen, total of $662.37;
hatched and raised 1900 chickens from
which she sold $40 broilers at fifty
cents each, making 1920. At the end
o. the year she had $40 pullets and
twenty cockerels, for which she could
get on the local market for breeding
purposes, $3.50. Her total was there
fore 81 ,5s2.s7. Her expenses were
s502.71. The profits of the acre for the
year were 81, ,059.66.-The Designer for
July. =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10
SCHOOL
APPOR.T
MEN''T
COUNTY, SUPERINTENDENT HAiG
I HAS ISSUED THE SCHOOL
APPORTlONMENT FOR THE
QUARTER ENDING, WITH
MAY.

The school apportionment which has
just been issued from the office of
County Superintendent Haig is large
one and will give the various school
districts Of the county a nice sum of
money. The total amount of the
state tuition fund is $14,S75.65. From
fines and penalties the amount is
$1S3.65 and from the county tuition
fund was received $10,598.O1. This
makes a total OF $25, 5,65731, which is
apportioned to the various districts as
follows.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10
GRAND ARMY.

The headquarters for registration Of
the G. A. R. will be in their rooms In
the Odd Fellows temple and the De.
paEtment Commander will have his
in Sevllla: Hotel. e: The
state encampment will meet for bust.
!ess at the court house at 1e:3Gsa. m
Wednesday. June 18th. .. ,Sg<. -,
; The order of exercises for.tthe en-
campment are as follows:;::72.i u Z
L 81 = fProgramn1e. :. ''.' >
Music-Devfls Lake Cornet Band.
Address Of Welcome-P, J. Mceaory
Mayor. l. %,''F -,S;ss. =
Response Deputy 2 Commander {, IL 6
~ C.,,sIrv; j5ze.s$2 x - ft'., 5i43S@SSs s
Response in behalf of w. n a. /. CD,
hespreside lent Mrs: Josals :ss.;,
Organization saef Department..
appointments OF Committees
Adjournment tassj 3 ,s-;s - n n zssss ssS:.
s o'clock N: camp fire at operz
House. s.. >~& = !. ~ -.
=. Si0Ss aHuIlSsf-t'..-
Music-Devils Lake Band
Reading-Miss Mercer. -
Music-D Devils Lake Orchestra.
Address-Commander in Chief, Gener
+ ~ al Van SAINT. 80. aa*
song-Mrs. R. p. Melkar:. ~
Readingg-Miss Mercer. St.
Remfniscences of the, Civil War-B,
the Veterans .-,.>.;.. = +.
Song, "'Tenting Tonight Devils Lake
i Quartette.
Song, !" America by the Audience.
~ l:June 49, TO- O'Clock A. M.
Business resumed. ~! - il,
Election of officers. =" 80
Adjournment to 1870 p. M.
Adjournment to 1880 r. M
1880 P. yM.-Parade. sys ~ 49, ~
800 P. M.-Resumption of business.
Joint installation of officers.
Automobile ride Immediately after I'D
~ journment.