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sim?\V. FEBRI'ART 19. IW-P. _
7///; v/vu.s ////>' MORNINO.
\ .s Both branchea ln sesplon =
v priatlnn hlll was
ippro
, . w-ai laul nn |
tPH .. - : h ise Tl ? Naval Appi .
I . a ;. bul ir-- prngreea toward
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FOREION M Loubst, Pr.fM.-nt nt the P.n
? ??--?- " ,t,h* I
, - Versalllea
v; " '-'7:' ;' M. ~'''i"\. ___!
, lt|on? ln the atreeta of Pari. hy tne
Natl mai pan
j., . | tv-.in.- i -? ? klllir- -"?*?
I in a r_ j - near
Bruat Hamburf-Amerlcsn Une
I liararla wai I '*r>' ?'
- an in a Plnklng r-ondition; two
other -i-n:n-i - ?? ? '? it ' Bi R by her. ?*-= The
Cm ard Llne ataamer Psvonli ws? towsatnto
Bt Ifichael's, n thf Asorss, dl?ahled
? Banffjr, the Premler, announced that the
Mlniatrj - *n Immcdiately
the adjcurnraent of Parllament = = Ths
k>- one of the hlade. of
b.r propel'er. and ?va.'- doeked at Buea for n
:
DOME8T1C Pre?ldent McKlnley retumM to
*Waar.lngt< n fr- : ' ' The
ry held an sxecutlvs
de voted to aelertlng wltnessea and out
? ?
chslrmsn -f tli- Nstlonal f->mmlt
that the next Pn -
<*,.,,t . -i would be t.>u_ht on the
that the Democratlc Natlonal
? r.tlon would reiifltrm the Chiraf,o ji'iit
nel VT. J. T<rvan dellvered an
ftddn . _riali-rn" ln Ann Arbor, Mlch.,
, j -,!.., . ndei ? f-r the Filipinos undt-r a
, nrate L?ort Charles Beresford was
the .?.,??-: nf honor al ? dinner hy the Com
1 Club of Chlcago, and had a hearty re
which he nsponded In a frlendly
N thi ni. WSS heard of the Mallory
- ghlp Ban Antonlo, overdue nt Bruna
wlch ? The Anel'.-Amerl. an .h-lnr Hlgh
Comrnl__lon held two sesslone ln Wa-hinirton;
lt waa aald that the negotlationa are not Hkely
to t.< br k> n "ft.
CITV Btoi k. w.re ptrong and actlve. -?
A 'ir-.-'k in.d Ferrontos, nid to be a handit
waa k :i>-d bj .1 >hn Zageveae, a fellow-country
hop
;. |(OV
ri the Manhattan Railway Company,
the rallroad had brought the trouble on it
The Bteamer Ormlaton came lnt<>
.t twenty alx-day voyage fron ?
Ki,w Tl ? mi ua Ui St w-Tork
The
r of th. Po : Jurlaprudence
? ? Aatoria
? nd Mlaa
llege.
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THE WEATH1 R F i aat r-r to day: Fair. ,
r. 11 de
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PRI 8IDENT loi Hl T.
I'rnri-e im- done "--ll She wi rsdsy
eonfrontod, wlth nppnlllng nhniptnesa, wlth on??
I ,,- ??, rnosl -?; i'i.- nation 1 an b*
ralled npon to n.--' Vcsterday, lesa than two
rlsra li ??-. - - nrerosme ll with a .????1" '?
... anrl a aonndm aa .-f }nd_m*-nl lhal wonld
hai.- i? en sdrolrahle n the moal phh _?
Instesd of the moal mrrcnrlal nation. There
v.-,- propl ? ti of pvll it- plenty, ln ihe repuhllc
nnd oul of it. To-daj thej are wlthonl honor
ln thelr own or In nny land Revolutlon haa
poi -<? much na ahown ,r- head Xoi om
tender hns cul Ihe -' srl '-?-' fljture The army
--....d 1 lyaJ and tranqull Wlih unhes)
tatingi promptnosa and wlth unfallinp order ihe
Narioi il \.' Wy hsa carrled oul the conatltu
\ nd ? hlle t hi hoily of ihe
? | atlH awa ta the rltoa ol ?
ttu- blg ier dutlea to ihe llvlng n-puhllc are fnl
filleil In ihe ri. ? aaoi N
ntal - - -"ii ? ould have worked h -tter
? acted
lietter The French Republic snd ihe French
l*ople I,- ea the 1 obli ai
?lo vlndlratlon Thej maj lavday. amld
tbelr t.;ir- for r-'-i - Faure, exultantly exclalm
??\\'i- are 1 peopli j ?
France haa done \y\] ln tlx- n nnner ?
1 ? lone no leaa w ell In Ita 1- r
soDalltj lf would. Indeed, nol have beei ?
fnr h?*r to choose am aa l wo cand datea m 1 -.1
no nmr.- were ^-. .t.. i f..r. Elther of them would
have -.?-?..?.I har well \ ihlrd waa promlnently
Dantloiiad. and ne, loo, would have made ;i
good Presldem R 1 ?-? '??' l^onhet
M.liii-* nij-l Dupuy were not a few othera
4.1,.. of whon 8 ' have been elccted wlth ah
sotate cr.rii1il.-in - rhat the hlgheel welfare r>f
Frarii. would thus have been promoted One
lmf. r<> recsll onl] the namee of M Rlhot, M
I'.i ?on. M. Hanotaux, M Deachanel and M
Bourgeola, to no no further afleld. to be r?
mlndvd <.f the wcalth of atateai - p wlth
?h cb France la endowed ln ch.Ing M lx?u
h.t ati.'.rik.* th--.-. a- "flrsl among equsls," the
Natl.-i.a. 1 \--- ! :?- .-- nbown thal auch wealth
ls nol smbsmuwdng 10 ihe republb*. nnd thal
poiitj.-ai lca.h-rs ..f commandtng rank are ai
1-. - m France capable of aubord natlng thelr
anihit'ioti- to 1 . il l'""*I lt waa ?
ncntly desirable thal a cholcs ahould be made
ar ones; If posslble on the t\r-.r ballot, n>* waa
!ri<i**--<1 tht coat tnd alno*. than was practi
eaJlj no had ch< tkr, u waa qulte irue
t)i.-it rh'- Brsl eho - e thai eould he made waa the
l_-i one 1l1.it eould be made
Two eurrenl commenta upon M [y>ubel
m.-t.\ l?- rited, a'lthoui approval of elther. The
Bonapartisl belllgerenl M Cassagnac. calla
liiin ??.?in ? Etlncl v..i. ,,ii" " ^'?1 there 1- aom<
tlmea far more atrength 1 ?n ln -w.i^*
garing We do not rf-mll that tba rlotera of
Oarmaax rac_on??d M. I?uliet, aa Prlme M n
i-it.-r. d.'v.-'.l <.f the encrgy of wblch M 1 ta
:,- aaya li<- haa nol ,1 apark left. On
other band, h frlendly commciitator. M
Blowtta, ttxjt D\ut. lik.- bappy natlona, M. I.on
bai baa no I atory. or acartidj anj Wlth thai
.it.- ..f hlm we cannoi qulte agn ?? _1
I.-iil..-*. li:.- been In public llf>- alniv 1ST-'. He
haa l..H-ii a Deputy and n Benator, twlce Presl
(lent <.f tbe Benate, tbe bolder of aeveral Mlnia
t.-rial portfolios, and for eleren montna Prlme
Minl-ti-r ln the I i-t uuned offlce be bad lo
deal wltb ths grsal 1 !ai~nau_ atrtbc and tbe oul
tueak of anan-lii. in wltb Whleb i' WSS a.10111
psnled, and to order the Inv. atlgation of the
Panaiua scaudals. Surely he haa had s history
worthy "f oonsidoratinn And we aro in.*11n<"l
to iliink ihat study of thni hlstory. in nny of Ita
rletalla, 4vill ronflrin the lioliof tliat France baa
r-hoeen wteely ln taklng hlm lo ba bar PwaMent
M I onl>'-i ls in-t i-unspiriiniisly al.-ntltii-d wltb
an? preaenl manlfeetatlon <?f partlaanabtp. Thal
Ik greatly lo his rredlt, nnd n Miih trihuto 10 his
htneftfl for rhe Preeideotlal offlce For tbe
French Prealdenl abOtlld ho. Ilko tho Britlsh
aoverelgn. above partteanatilp. Thera is no mla
taklng his attitnde. however. toward 'ho izr.'at
j.rin. i|-l.'s of public pol*<7 ?" FtmRt* ???' n
lered public llfe an a Bepubllean. He waa Radl
ml enough to help Gambetta upset th** Bi
Cahlnet, and ronaerTatlTe enougb '" oppoae ihe
amneatj of Ihe Commnnlala. In the Carmaui
Btiikeai he pnrened n i.lerate c-nuree. almlng
above nll elae al tho malntenanee of law and
nnirr. for whlch purpoee he dld not healtate lo
DBe 'h- military power of Franoe. ln eonee
qnenoe he ofTended the Borlallata, who wanted
the Btrtkerfl to bare thelr way tn all thlnga an l
the CiinaerTatiTee, who wanted thera ruthlefl ly
repreeeed Bul his conducl won tbe general ap
proval ol Knin.-o in deallng wllh tho Anarcbiai
outhrerak he wns prompt nml Bnn. When the
Panaraa aeandal aroae ho nnheeltaftogly moved
for a fnll and fearleaa Inveetigatinn. and when
[,1b Mii atrj fell over n rote on a ald*? laaue of
that aeandal ii waa generally reeognlaed lhai
ho wns in the rlght nnd hla aucceaaor, M. Rlbot,
conttnoed hia poUrj wlthoul change Burely
ihat ls 110 inonn nvord.
\i Lonhet'a attltude toward the qoeatlonfl
that now agltate France ls y.-t lo be developed,
bo far as it may properly ho ln Ihe mae of one
who i- Prealdenl nol of a party. bul of the
wholo nation. He hns nol been Identlfled wlth
Alde in thr I'royfns bualneaa. Bul ll la
Aignl-cant thal he waa aupported by thoae who
favor rerlalon of thal <*aso. and oppoaed by Ihe
opponenta of rerlalon. Il la to be preanmed.
therefore, thnt ho will at leaat pni no obataelea
Ie rhe way of n thorough alftlng of thnt caae
nnd an unawervlng executlon of exaci Juarice
\. between tbe clvll and tho m11ltni*y power
tlioro is no queatlon tha* ho is for the anprera
,'n-y of tho former, though, of eourae, wlthoul
nny anlmoalty agalnal tbe latter. u* meana
that rhe army shall ho tho sorvnnt. not tho ty
rant. of tho repnbUc. it may nol bo void of
lutereal to rememher thm ho waa a cloae friond
of Radl Carnot. nnd. indood. was pui forward ln
publle llfe as one of bla rhlef supportors and
BBsoclatea. That is ln itsolf no sllght voncber
for his abllity and worth. For Carnot was i
repreaentatlTe of tho trueal an.l beal In French
Republlcaniam. Tn M. Loobet'B electlon. there
f..rp. wo may oonfldonily reekon France hns
ftivon us a prompt and emphatio rotiflrmatlon
of tho inaptring words of m. Hiixit ln yeater
day's Trlbune: "Tliore Ib no no.il to deapalr of
tho Fron.'h Ropuhlir."
EICITBMEXT OVER BAMOA
Somo of our Gorman contompornrios soom to
ho *ottlns: nnduly exctted over the Samoan
trouhlos. and espe.-ially ovor tho Btaten "iit oon
cernlng thom which Chlef Juatlce Chambera re
r-oiitiy made in n peraonal letter to bla hroth.-r.
That lottor was pnbllahed in the preaa of this
dty l.'tst wook. It wns nothlng mora than a d>*
ta'iod rohonrsal of facta whifh had already
been made known, ln hrtof, to tho world. Apait
from one or two t.its of peraonal opinion .ind
corament, Muntly expreeeed, 11 eontalned abeo
lutoly nothlng of Importance whlcb had nol
prtTlonaly been pnbllahed m onr columna. Cer
talnly ia.no of lt* atatementa of fan soom to
uiro anfftcienl cauae for tbe agltatlon whleh
now preraila in tho G-erman preaa. Nor, ln
doi-d, do ita oTprossions of opinion. Tbepbraae
"Germany must i.o removed from Samoa' -
Htod as thoir oTilof oauso of offence. We do
not know what correapondenl tnl.l them lt had
been naed by Juatlce Chambera, nor why. Cer?
talnly the wordii do not appear ln the letter ns
p-.ihli-.hed in tblfl .-Ity. nml inu-t be regarded,
therefore, ns a aheer fahrioation.
I.. t ns t',,,iiirh It will ho a mere repetltion
rerlew tho stiliont featnrea of the lottor In
.|i)o<t|on Tho trouble aroae, says Mr. t'ham
hera, oTer th>- nnrreBBlon to the throne. Tho old
Samoan r*u?tom wa? to de<Hde dlaputei by wai-.
i nder tho Berlin A.-t th.-y aro to ho aettled hy
the Chlef Juatlce, After lonp and parJent con?
alderatlon Chlef .iiistif-o Chambera decided thla
one 'n faror of Maltetoa Tanua. Tho mipport
pra nt Mataafa threatened trouble, bul were
hfld in rheck hy nmral anaalnn, nnd preaently
appeared to a'-o,uli-s,-o in tho declalon. I ' ?
R tlab nnd Amertean <-onsnN apjirovi-.l tho de
rixion, declarina thal no other could Juatiy
have been made, and tbey promptly recognlzed
Malietoa Tannn ns King. The Oerman Conaul.
howerer, demurred Hc and other frermanfl ln
??itod tho partiaana of M.ntanfa t<> ro\-,,it agalnal
r- ,. fj< Rion ,'i'id tn take up the arms with
which aome Oerraan trader** and on<> Amer)<*an
had snppllod H.om Iii a short tlmo t'n.-ro waa
a practloal stat.' of clrll war at Apla, the Oer
man Ponaul ln peraon leadlna the Insnrgenta
ll.. Bi'tnaliT l.-d a party of aereral hundred
icroiifl attack dnrinc a tlme of
trn.-o F?r t'-r.-.- daya Apla waa glven irp to
looting Tho German leaders nf the Mataafa
partj adaed the oEicf nf the Bupreme Court, de
clared ll tn be nnder thoir exclualre control, and
pi-r, l.-iirn.-d n no',4 Chlef .Tustii-o In the peraon
of Pr Raffel, tho Prealdenl of the Municlpal
Government, Tho Brltlah and .merlenn Con
aula nnd tho Chlef .Insta-o blmaelf Ind been
willln-g to reeognlze Pr Raffel as iu>ad nf . ? ?
of Provialonal Government for tho reatoratlon
of order. But this naurpatlon of the Chlef Jui
? - ilp, an offlr-e whleh nnder tho Berlin rVel
mual he fllled by agreemenl nf tho three slpna
? .?. Powera or oi-o by appolntment of the King
of Sweden nnd Sorway. ?.i> lon much, Rrif
1 Ish nnd Amerlcan for<<-* qnlrkl.i weni in and
pui a atnp t. auch wnrk, turnlng the German
. rj , r- ,,.it of the eonrl ofF.4_*es and piiti'n*. the
rlghtfnl Chlef Juatlce in hia placi aga n After
that, In sii.-<.r aplte, one of the foremnat GeT
man realdenta amaahed all the coiirtmora win
,li,?? He \4a. arreated and aentenced tn flne
and Imprlaonment. Tho German Municlpal
Presldent arbltrarily releaaed hlm and i"..k him
to Ihe German Conaulate foi aaylum The
rblef J ial re demanded hl? return tn the cua
tnd- of tho Court. Vnd wlth thal Mr Cham
hera'a narratlve enda, If there !?? in It tbe "wll
ful miarepreaentatlon" of whleh the German
preaa romplalna, the f.-u-t ahould be auaceptlhle
of detnnnetratlon. f'ntil it ls proved, Mr Cham
i?.r-;*?, .f, ;-v. ,? x.-1? ? T1 \ ;ilT"i'!iii.' w Mi f.ii-ni.-r Bd
\ Icea, a ill be accepled aa trne
\,.w. aa to tho opinion* expreaaed, Mr. Ch im
hera did n.it aaj "Germanj mna! be removed
Sanina " Whal he did aay, wrltlng amld
the excltemenl of tbe atlrrlng Ineldenta whlcb
4..- hav.- naTvaterl, nnd -'iii anrTerlna from tho
ndlgnlttea heaped upon hlm hy German law
, . wa* thal Ihe faree <-f tripartite control
could nol be malntalned mueh longer, and elther
:,-.-, or England mnai rinnej ihe alanda
?| 1 .|T w?* ;i prettj atrorfff. thlnj. for hlm tn aay,
? ,-44 of Ibe facl thal he 44-1- aelected for
l,i, |,i;,,.,. i,4 Prealdenl Cleveland. and waa
therefore preeumahlj an earneal antl annexa
.: v hen he weni nml lo dam ni Perhan*
it would have been better for him n??l to .\
prea? aii<h an opinion, even in a letter to I la
brother Bul there li Ilttle room t><r rrltiHam
,,f hlm l" Germana who have been openly de
daring lha! Greal Brltaln nnd America mual
both he ouated from Ram-na and the laland* an
pexed t" Ihe German Emplre, and who a1 Ihe
preaenl momen! ara inretendlng lhai Raffel'fl
uanrpation >.f ibe Juatlceahlp wai ln accord
: nnre wlth tho Berlll nd. and aro n>elar!ni_ thnt
I Germany wlll perslst Iu upholdlng Mataafa's
.lalm M tt,e tbRNM IB -P-* Of ?>* Supreme
cuirt's .l?.-i-.i..ii nnd ln aplte of tt- l^rlln art.
What an- .,.led lt B-rlin nnd nt Apia an- 11
alowlni of pnlses. ? lowertog of temperafures,
? cbecklng .-f tongnea and a general ealm ng
down. Escltemeni md lond lafk wlll .1" no:
good, snd msj 'l" hann
TAMMAN] IW. 8ANHATTA\
Tammanv'a campalgn agalnsl tt,.- Manhattan j
company. -ulmlnatlng ln a notlce to gel oul of
Batten Park, I" """ "' "" '""*' "n,|'"'i",1H I
pi..,.-',.:- hnmbiiggerj ever pnl nn tbe mnnld ,
.,?, ,,..,?, The ostenalhle motive la aohdtude
fnr the dear pi-ople. bui the dear people are not ?
,i.,. red r-T a mom mt. They are greatly In
?ereated, f-r Ihey percelve lhal atrong forces are
i,, ronnlci after a long snd profltahle glllance;
,,,,, ,i,,v nnderstand perfectly rhat thelr alleged
welfare Instcad of heing sn Issue la merely a
weapon. Through manj an-Ive admlnlstra
ttona Tammnnj and Manhaitan i --' ? xccedlng
I, good care of each other, Durlng all lhal
Mme il.levated rallroad managemeni ooo
?homlnahh aelflah. and ,1** ahort-alghted Hsself
l.hnesa nsnally - The cornpanj peralstently
rlolated it- ohllgatlona lo ireal tl.Itj well
nnn neglected lta nnequalled opportnnltlea to
win joodwlll nnd favor. II mlghl easllj bnve
t.me one ol the mosl popular nnd prosperoua
, nrporationa anywhe-re engaged In ihe trana
pnrtatlon hualneas, whereaa it- managera have
rontrlved ro make lt detested and Ita condlilon
precarlous. In the foolUh course whii h rhey
,-hose rn puraue Tammanj atendllj pnconraged
and defended them. untll flnally. for reasona
aoeiirate-ly known to Rlchard Croker. rhe m..st
opprcaalve of all Tammany admlnlatratlona aud '
denly dcnounced the ancleni treaty and declared
war.
\..\v. wo do nor aay thal a alngle one of rhe j
romplalnta preferred ggalnsi the Manhattan
company Is unfounded or irli lal, bui nobodj poa
aesslng even mdlmentarj Intelllgenci
thal a correctlon of abnaea la Tammany'a oh
j.-i-t The whole communitj knowa thal a Joh
of some aon haa been eoncocted to pnl money
Into Tammanj pockel.n port la thai the
Manhattan la to be forced to drop Into the lap :
of tin- Metropolltan 1.pla on their own termi
,\ talkatlve rlcket-chopper of our acqualntance
saya thal Tammany magnatea and contrartors
have not got wbat they wanted In the arrange
menta for the Introductlon of n new motive t
power nt a cost of Afteen to twenty mllliona
Brokers' clerka are runnlng around 'own wlth
the atory thnt Tammany'a most _re. dy anecu
latora hnve s.dd Manhattan atock ahort nmi are
bound to knock th.- price down to pnr or lower.
Not belng in tbe deal we musl wall for tlme to
dlsclose l*s exacl scope nnd aature, but that 1
peremptorj aummona to atand nnd dellver 1ms
heen la.ned ls abaolutely eertaln
,\- f.,r the outeome well, tbat ls not so rlenr j
ns tbe Intentlon. ? ?f course, the elevated roaila
wlll nol 1." driven onl of Battery Part until
they have l..s* a hard nnd resourceful flght. In
fact, there la reason tn belleve thal no sn. h ex
tremlty is on rhe programme. M 1- eash, not
evacuatlon, that Tammanj wanta A greatdeal
dependa on the temper of two men. If Mr.
Gould nnd Mr. Bage, for th>- indulgence of pro
laenslth-s whlch the on-- may he aupposed to
bave Inherlted nnd the other ls known to have
aequlred, ahould make up their mlnda to emn
late Commodore Vanderhllfe example on a fa
moua .aslon, thej mlghl au<*ceed In maklng
thelr old nllles and preseni enemles howl for
And, llttle ns tbe people love the Man
bsttan eompany, another apectaele l'Ue thai of
rhe Harlem corner would doubtleaa be wli
nessed wlth llvejy gratlflcatlon by n mulfltode
of peraona
lr ls barely poaslbla that the prngreas of the
confllct or the flnal terraa of aettlement wlll
? v.>!\ ?- aome Incidental advantagea to the eom
munlty, and whether Interpreted ns tokena "f
anhmtsslon or overturea of eompromlsei, Im
provements ln the elevated rallroad aervlce
would he weloome Ii hns been ? eontlnuona
abuse of public rigbts nnd public patlence for
more than twentj years, and radlcal reforma,
i-\.ii rhough an Ignoble f<-ar Inaplred them,
would be worth havlng.
tflARny \\oiri\ /\ HOMES.
ln these daya of organlxed ehaiitlea miFh is
heard aboul "poor men'i eluhs." A tremendoua
amount of energj nnd thoughi ia given to pro
- eentrea of Improremeni and recreatlon
for working people. Vn doubt these agenciea
do dn Imn ense amounl of good, and enable
thelr benefletarlea ro gn back tn thelr own
- and manage them bettei nnd make ?
happter than before 'i he real ralue of theae
Inat lutlona la less whal they can offer ln l
aelrea than what thej dn to make thentselvea
unneceaaary a' outalde alda nnd amuaementa
The great prohlem of eharlty rm.l reformatlon
- t,. help in rhe estahllahmenl of honrtea whlch
meet rhe legltlmate aocisl nnd materlal wanta
of fnmlllea and rednee rhe external "aoclal ne
reaalfi.a" t,. a mlnor ptaee In the regard of
t h '-?? for wbom rhej en al
Mr. .I'-hn \\ Vrooman, In a recent addreaa ln
I rlea, laid much atreaa on this matter of mak
Ing home mesn in.>rt- to the poor man. Xot
ruerelj iila home, hut bla more fortnnate ?
bor'a home. He declared: "I want to add my
"protesi aga nM tbe propoaltlon thal a club,
.- ? .-r rlch man'a or poor man'a, la n '1? al
net .---ity ' Boelal eonvenlenee, posslhlj: but
aoclal neeeaslty, never! The greal need of
"thla Intenselj pracrleal preaeni 1- more preach
. more wrltlng ln the direetion of utlllzlng
"tbe home 1- a 'aoclal neeeaslty' einb. extend
"Ing home influenee, elevaflng home aurround
"tngs, pniifying home life, opening bome doors
"nol only to tho more favored bm alao to rhe
leaa fortunate Ind rldual " 'l hla be followed
up wlth auggcatlona for eroaslng aoclal bounda
.: 1 a 1 not merely golng to help or teaeb the
necdy. bui _? ng them companionahlp and
maklng them gneata Iti prosperoua homes. It
csnnol be sn;.] thal thla acheme departa from
the Ideal of aettlement workera. bul it l- a
jrond thlng to have emphaala placed on the
bome -i-i*- of the eharlty prohlem bj n en apeak
Ing aa CoUine] Vrooman waa to nn Inatltutlon
partlcularly concerned wlth helplng men aa
thej nr>- mei in external relatlona
Everj frlendlj rlsltor hsa before h m ..- hla
pnl objeel the Improveinenl of tlie homca
,,f hi- chsrgea I he cluba and mlsatona are dn
inu riii-;r- ri.-?r to tearh famlMca to make the
beal nae of rhelr Ineomea In ihe llne nf home
comfofta, fo prepnr.- healtbful nnd attractlve
meala, ln di relop 1 taate f-.r bome life and
ainn-i-in.-ir- Sometbing hna heen done ln the
' penlng honaea of charltahle people, t.ut
there are srn-nt dlfflcnltlea tn be iiTer?*ome.
\ ig rhe people rn whom Mr Vrooman apeaka
tbe dlfflcnltj is not ?... great, nnd it la ?_',-? tn
rall theh* attentlon tn the poaslhilltj -.f auch
methodi ln th<- rnral communlty or eren Ihe
amall clty Ihe p-...r are n -t -I rTVrentlated from
other people t.. the aame extenl aa ln th<- erowd
ed metropolla. ll<-r.- rhe exfremea are greal
nalde fi .m any intentlonal erectlon "f hsrrtcra
The ohstacle tn aoclal Intercourse la t.> he found
among ihe tenemeni dwelk-ra even more tbsn
ln tbe hig honaea. Congestlon mskea tb?* poor
to aeem poor 1- maaaea rather th_n n? indlrld
uala, nnd to regard tbemselrea -i- aneh Con
acquently. whlle ln a almpler society they would
look. ..11 rhe weslthy household sa one .liff.-rliiz
from thelr own merelj In Ibe mstter "f alse
omfort to 1 often here th. ? ronslder them
aelvea nnd tbe ri-ii ns aeparate *.ples, havlng
notblng ln common, They nre not nt eaae ln
the rli h mau'a hoiias. They do not enjoy _J|
hoapltallty. but aro as lik.-ly to r.-s.mt It. At- f
tempta bare heen made In this dty to hrlng ,
,!,?,.11 of thelr aurmundinga Inatead of go
log to them. bul mi a1 obeervera leatlfj Ihal
tbey a ill nol come out.
N,,r i> II eaaj lo make boroea ao corofortable
lr, the tenemenl bonaea as to rob tl.ateroal
Bttractlona ..f thelr aoclal n.aalty. Llfht, alr,
.,,.,.,. nre i-.-.?u r.-.l. Cleanllneaa, order, good
rooklng, n taate for prottlneaa can do mneh,
bui the tenemenl al beal - aadly realricted ln j
whni || haa tn offer. .gain the charltahle
worker In 1 ? i town haa rhe advnntage
ln followlna Mr. Vrooman'a arheme Kevertbe
l,.? || |? tn be remembered thal -y-ry Im
provenu nl ln the home lenda rn make rhe rlub
|PM .ntinl and rhe saloon lea* entlrlng. and
ln prepan- rhe waj for stlll further develop
??.?N nf Ihe horae Itaelf. tn Ihe end ihat famlly
Hfc hecomea more and - iore idequate ro aoclal
needi _
HOt IAL I.V/I /?'/ i '??rn - Tl \ io VI IEB,
There 44.1. poaalhlj aome exnggeratlon of
atatement In l ie remarka of rhe Re*. Gr. Will?
iam s Ralnaford before rhe < onaumera' league
of Brooklyn on Frlilaj Bul rbi re waa alao 1
rons di rable auhetrntum ol tnith. and '.rtag
_,. ,1.an eaally be forgiren if it leadfl 1.
p|f m lake aecounl of certaln und4 - rable ten
1 n i;i in.i.t in aoc ai llfe The rector of
si. George'a, whoae deep peraonal Intereai In
?II the problema rhal ro-ilay confmn! aociaty
,li!(| rhe Church i- well known, began by pre
di.Ming n Ir.ndona political npheaval In this
,-.,,,,, tr- |n i ?? near future whleh, whlle it wlll
ennae ere.-i aufferlng for 11 time. wlll make the
world a happier plnee to llve In after t;
ronditlona have I.m ? ? (1 Whal doea
l>r i;;) naford mean, however. by a "polltical
1. |T)||* . \-; h< hn? In mlnd aome aneh up
aa rhe French Revolulion hl? pred4ction
? d is erroi.ns. Tl.ndl
tiona neeessarj ro produce mich a laturnalla
nf wfld llrenae do nol exlal in the Cnlted
<,.,,. M \\, pref. ? pve rhal he meanl tbe
ronaummatlon ?f the greal Impulae of modern
irrae) Thnl Impulae has already galned
a rremendoua Imnetua In every rti Uaed eonn
i,-,, nf tho world In England it has glven
11 .,;_-,. a vote an I a potent rolce In rhe d.'
di 11 of affalra, and Ihere is nn need to toil
whal it baa dam- for na, For the greal Repnb
!-,- of the tVeatern World la tho rery aheeAlnah
of democratrj Inatead. therefore, of predlcting
a political npheaval. aoon to anlve, It would be
.,,-.-nra ?? to aay thal there has boon a
contlnnona Bnd peaceful polltical uph4*_Tal ln
thla conntrj ever alnce II waa eatabllahed, an.i
thal thla atate of affalra arill hold good to the
<.ii.i of t'1 ?? chapter
Pr Ralnaford, llke a good many other proplo,
)* nn flrtner ground when ho aeta out to tell
what 1-. rather than whal may he. He rightly
rondemned I ie decllne nf home life as evi
rlenced In th.- multlpllcatlon of hotela for the
v^ry rlch and the unhomellke condltlona of
many tenement-houaea for the extreme poor.
Tliat thla derllne of home Iit" ahould exhibit
Itaelf n the two Bocial antipodea is. however,
nol altogether a now tendency. The medlaaval !
baron had no home ln the true uenae of the !
word. His caatle w.-is rlrtually 1 public hotel,
in 44'iia'i hla aoldlera and retalnera had certaln !
Inrlefei - *ind even lf this had m l
1.n ao hl* life -if rnrhulent warfare nnd
raplne made the rulrlvatlon of the home 4
Impoaalble, Nelther. on rhe other hand. dld the
peaaantry who owed hlm alleglanre have any
.* worth*-: rhe name. ln many reapecta
tbelr condltlon lowei lhan thai of the anl
mala. and Ihe denirena of the w..rst iluma of
our ""n Eaai Bide would have healtated to
rhange pli.- wlth thom. Tt la, neverthele 1
true thal rhe modern concentratton of wealtb
and rbe drlfl to citlea have been faetora in tho
rleellne of home llfe. rel 11 is to he remera
bered rhal rhe pla 1 1.ple of tho rountry show
no aigna of yleldlng to thla evll tendency. Vnd,
taken -i- 1 "?' ile. \\ icrican home llfe is alngu
larly pnre nnd wholew n..-.
I?i- Ralnaford'a crltlclam of tho rhnreh for
falling to do Itfl full me-aaure of duty to tho
pnni- la alao well fonnded. But. on the other
hand, H la to he horne In mlnd rhal exaetly tho
; aame thlng could have I.n aald of Ihe Church
' al every prevlona per ' ?" Even
tpoatloa found it neeeaaary tn denounce
1 tho Church'a deference to the rich; and If wo
; con-nll the reeords nl r ? gnnr] old daya of the
! pflM -?,. , I in tl em deapalrlng ntter
aneea eoneernlna tl"- Church'a ahorteominga
' thnt reni 1 rt na atrongly of almilar ntterancea
'< rn rlnj Bul tl nre 1 rhla to be aald nf the mod
.?rn Church: rt la comlng more .and more to
rerognlxe Ita ahorteominga Though II faeea
,,.ro comples problema than II ever had
to fa ?" before ;t .- al leaal dolng flomi 7
t,, 11,ak. tho C1 leal of lif.' more n tnei
ln the world The 1 hnrch la ln the aame boat
wltb >-v. rv other naritiitlon nf nodem llfe. rr
| |. holnz horne Blong bj rondenclea ll doea nol
nnderatind. toward condltlona that. wlth all Ita
? r-ann >1 analj ?/>?. That nnder auch
: h iould aometlmea heall ite and
aometlmea I .:1 r. a. lae pnaalng opportunltle? to
make the wnrld better la nol al all atrange tt
would be far mnre atrnnge lf, bearlna it- treaa
m.f truth in earthen veaaela. if never failed
to dn 1 a' rt 11 thlng In the rlghl way at tho
t g] 1 tlme.
Tha r>uk.- of ... eana thlnka he doosn't wnnt
to plftj* In 1 . , 1<4 a- 1
VTHI tho Flllplnoa 44 ho ar,- he.lng nul of
? ugh tl.fforta of trn?
.... ? ?
? .mv by the
.11 rl is mi.iv hecauBe he hns r .1
t.... r 1 hotlRl '
?
l^lonal
l-ltor ln Florl la, 1 ut
lt dri Impalr the
proriu ? . ' the ? [t la onl)
a f,.,. ihal rnoel of Ita orange .
I onea had tn ha
lad nml matureri before th'-* Commonwe&lth
, ould laki . 1 ''"' f' 'lir marki I
aa 11 prn lurea Ilttle
. .. . . ? ' il im
\\ ith the re. enl atoi m t la na >l lo
..-.ii another probablj not ao aerloua n? the
I | ? . \ . ?
rl. If thi f 1 he
? , vi pi anka
ii 4 lil gn far :?? I I ??? Indual 1 v
there altogi iher?a wofti ? Ithoui
? ti ? U| al
i haa -if late befallen I
?
M- , ?t-.-at to liit>-i fere 44 ltt, ? 1... .
at. ,1 ra ;! -.4 .1 . Bdverl (~,.tn -
greal
u \
B
I-I ? 4 |
lt M
nn then, ihal helna
axpe. t. ,1, !? ? ihat thnt experlal lon
would i,<- ,!i -a 1 |., itit. ?! and th, unetcpe, ?? |
atter expertatl
rnun nled nnd th<- truly unexp
tlon of the . ?; ? ted . andidate
? ?, , - : he uni x
?; 1 ??? ? ? 1 '' ? 4. ,. 'e,| happened lt
?? a- r B I) Ihe unex rti ! thal happened
Whlch la aa rleai .,? the ali of peaterdaj
?
Tha aplrli "f thoac whn ara flghtlna al
nn nf thi I ?!? fu 1 ?? -,. all ->,,,? ,, _y
illcd tha I'.itti, 1 , , . 1 ,
of lln Itadlng mtmbera la no lo-_ a man than M
Jiri-ii.'.u Copp^-ti, and be daolaraa thai tii? in
tention of ihe leaaue ia tn gel poeaeaelon of the
Btreeta, and thon. wlth tho army behlnd it. to
mla France lf i uuie ? man ae M Copi.
rt.erlahefl meh tfewluttonary defllgna. whal may
? azpccl of mi-r, llke thla aaeond Boulanger,
M. do H.(iur< |,alre?
-*
Puttlng a-onoral loKlalat.on ort approprlatlon
bllla ln tha form of "rld-re" in a HcloUfl praetlee,
Yot it doea noi aeem aitoRothor Irrelevanl to
provlde for the Nlcaragua Canal In ? Rlver and
Harbor blll.
Mr llnCartney i* reported by tho Tammany
orwan to wl?h he had n. I taken the Btreel Cle_n
itiK commlii lonerahlp Bul bo doea everybody
? ?ls,.
The propoaltlon made b) Benator Frye for
ating th- laylni of i Pa. lfl< ? able la
worthy of careful conalderatlon ll la to tho
affe. i thai a rable ahall ha lald from our P
roaal rn Hawall fluam, rhe Phlllpplnea, rnlna
and Japan; to i.o flnlahed fo Hawall hy July 1.
1!. and tn Manila bj January I, IwOl; all Om
ernment meBaagea are lo be forever t-arrled free,
. . the Govei ii
aeaalon of rhe llne, and In ? ?
...,-ome lt* owner for all of whl-h th.- '. ??
orntnont is to pa) the Bum of *.2.0Ott,t*Yl in
t4-..n'> yearly Inatah ? ti lf a better hargnln
ran ho made, i"i if be made, Bui in som? ua\
let ua have tho rahlo
PER80XAL.
T- ( addn ("4 lr. r-r-.i-imi-morafion of Lln< iln'fl Rir'h
? o| wai mad< h)
Praaldent OHman, of John* Hopklna r'ntvemlty
Profaaaor Wllllam M Bloane nf rolumbla
n-jtoi 'a Bln I
?
M iy *1 wlll he marki d hy a
? . ,,f The Tribune.
John Lambert, ot Chlcago, who la reeponelble
for th. ilfllna of the wagea of
of employe* of the Kmerlcai -"?? - : -, ? Com
? ,. "M
rh, pay r>f the rompany'* men would or
Prof, ..,., vir ? na li Ihe '"'i1 p l -' ??? '
the phyad ?? mall ?? ? ? ' Royal A
i ri,p .,.,|,i n Imholta
r welahl ih ?'?-'" grammep and ll
. m memory of Helml
flMV ll. IK?2 HT. \
.... , . ?? r> u Bols Re. mond, ** eleratraefl
and I.--*- : Kelvln
Th" aubserlptlon for a monument to Wajrner In
pf.-Utl . ? havlna rearhed th*? imm of
I | the competltlon for i
hae be< open. 1 - ' ?' h"p*' *?
ipon The rommlttee havlna tho matter In
r-hinr "??r '?"" ""' "!" ?".**
tlon from the pe. - '
for the I.last m< enl EVeimar hai ne. n
,- ? ? itrlai
, ?[- i. [? io ro ?
wlll i- ererted In the flne park thal mirrounda ih?
I. ? ? ? ? M u
"When the Rev Dr I Parkhurn
ln Amherat." aaya "The Bprlnglield Unlon," "he
i? ard. ?'. ln I ie I "tnr ot Mn - ,; ni imi
... boardlna ? - ?-?- **?
an whal thej are now Then *h?> 'boya'
w,-,. ? imlly. and If need were the
known '-rni pjayed th? rni*
Dr Parkhui H Henrj WgrA B<
ii other siuri-nt who
- home
,-ouna iron ai . unwlt
whleh aln. - t>< ame noted m
.. r nam? wlth B
...
ln addltlon to hlfl appolntmenl to tho novermor
ohlp if B itl iuatralla, Lord Tennyaon han been
made itenant of the lale or Wlght, hls
b aigned by th* Prlnreea Henry of
. ? ,r md ? apta n of the ?
over
., Int ment Ln
TBE TALK OF THI- DAT.
Mrs. Mrfumhfr. th" wlf? of thr Bena'nr-eler.t
traa formerly ? raaldenl of
Farao where ahe 44a. ? latanl man*
ager of tho vVeatern I'nlon teleitrnph offtre. Whlle
M M Jennlfl S-Vhornln? she. wan tranuferrad
from Farao to tho Wahpeton offlre, where At
MoC'umber wooed and won har, nnd nho ia
now tha mother of two rhlldren.
Teacher Now. boys, who wna ColumhueT
44 ? .
romptlnaly) Tr.e man that ?
? ireadlly) Bnk < at Monte r?r.o.
. 1 ...ti.ion Judy
N.-4V Jeraej Btate Dalry Commlaeloiier r,?ora? W,
rnt annual report aaya that the
work of hla departmeni for the year abowed that a
(food daal ot mllk, aapedBlly durina tho autnm?r
montha, had been preaerved wlth aeld, a lar*e part
thoreof beina ? "ramarkably atrong antJaeptie de
rlved from nrood aleohol." Hin Inveatlgatlon aa to
th* axtent of the uae of that ehemi. .1 dlacloeed tha
?, ? .hut It 44 is ber-omina almoat unlveraal No
profeaalonal eertlfleatlon of the unwholeaomeneea
of aurh b rompound ls needed hul Btate Chamlat
Wa'. are and Profeaaor Deaeher, who made the
analvaea. denounce the um of any preservatlve
whatever, and agree fhnt tn tho ,-a-?e of chlldren
.uai 1 11 f-e use of
mllk =0 treated San Jeraey 1- ln thla partleular
no wome off than Mew Fork ind other mllk-pro
atate* Them ls pufflclenl teattmony that
llk" prartlrea are common ln them all. nnd that a
rerned; -1 very aenerally being
abaolutely Interdlrtlng any
(,ti.-h 1 ? fl provldlng ? of a'lfnVlent
s? \ erli 4- for ita vlolatlon.
anl Tremlo (mournfullyl -Well, h4 eo?h'
Here I ve ipenl
i. T4 " a haa. an' I
!_?? t fl ro ? 4 I. n-! ? llk-ht- (Ju \ge
?"onirroHsmer ?et rurioiis lettert 'I irotfld for
ial the aame n. Jim Bmlth, nnd he got four
' nnd I onl4 ro. three " wto'o i
klrker 1 t hle romplalnl ahort - l*h the Aro
? 11 he 44,- ild never rote for ihnt memher
ln 1 thouaand >eara Anotho' aeed-etrurk
conBtltufnt aaki for s paekage of "Mardl .>ras"
rrpr) i.f whlr-h he had heard mnr-h. and wh!,*h he
belleves Brown 'n Kew '>r:Pini An ??ther r-ftojio-t
1 mountalnei r aaya; "My aa! p-ie la n<>\ng to
bo marrled nexl month Pleaaa .sond her ? sllver
ked P"rom Pa to riarlfna ' "
ent askfi for two grallons of aood
favorlte heveraga ls requeeted h4
wrli * letterfl Of ? ? thoae
? for the rongreeaman all thoir Hvea
' ? ? \4 ., lltilo money on tho
th ol nt all of ihe-?? unn 1
. 'i ' ? ? ? 44 ,st.- haaket,
nt-,i t'-ie 4vr.r.,- probahlj i? :i.-\-e thai thelr repre.
???r. buaj makrti ^ ......
. 1. 'tlon f?>r_ret all ahoul lt
"Kven >oro weal 11 larka the po-a ?
'aald
on the pa
M ? ? ? and T? ?:?'--. |
even |rj ?: 1
' i'".:nd the
rhltllnfl .un
? ilnutei .-;..! r t,, the
II . ntood II ?? fallon anl
?
' hauled lt 1144 ,4 ,%i.
His frlend R ? /.al 11 h'.tn ? . -. i- ?
ln
4-,.11 kn,.v4 thal the -r...w ?! (itood
? ; ? 44 r-.i m the fa. a "I?oh, 1
Jtial I mean I waa" "Ol
? n ilrltik ^nd th. 44
rjulror
urrlrd
Tve |uat I,,-- : led to
I 1 4 " ho .al,| ? tl '. 1 \,- all ? r
n t im! ? 1 ? f nothlnn hul parei
II over her,- you 1 ? hem li
\. tnk. t an hour tn pui it up ?.,? a the coal
44"i ta I - rhat'a th. onl) v.w to make em
thlnk I'm .. 4 jood tha m< dlrlne ? ny good
1 ' '?????, U. > p thoir hual
ncflfl "
1 lomi t'hai Mra \v lrk*a li ill iav. 4 ?
: ? M in - Burd.
M. v\ ka Ire- No What la Ii
lo.imal
ln nne ..f ihe last kttora wrltten hy P T Bai
lual dl* .4 ? r . 1 ? ?.;...] j lunfl 1.1.-a
Keep yt ? free from thi fum< 1 of ilrohnl
l nui bl ,,..1 fr.. from Ita 1 ilm .\4 11 toba. 1 ?
? laoi It ri ill) !? Ka .p youraelf rle in phyal
rallj and morally fllvi roui body tha can you
'?*? d Bive 10 an) marl ln. nf -a i a-h you requlre
imi.-h aood work "
'John, da . " aald the *ar|fe, ' thal I .-? aon nel of
? ? P -I. Ol flh-4 I, thl I ??- I) ri,
"??-.1! nu) m.4 tu,! tl.uatraui arill ,-? 1 mj Klovea
?""1 >. obttuar) ll ? - on < ild .ilnks wlll 1...
ti rani a oarrlaga and Mtien,! \v,* funeral Huw
happy -*. augbl lo bal'-Utlttiita Conailtuilotu
THE W'l.l.k I\ >ocii;Ty<
The
Trenoi
I.
?ra.r.n
Park'a
-.
?"?nu
" " Nr_
.tr.n - it Sherry'a ?? M
Ing of aevsrsl rtsa
mr.nl, _'? .. i -.nt, Mra Btuj ? -, ? ?
on Tuesday nlghl The ??
:.bmm . 'ii*- faahl ?? ?
ra^hmenr of -.. i
Ira. bruyvi
hnuse N
- ?_re mH-l_ ns '
Home Inalatlng rhai ll
ofh_r* Ih-t the gueeta <*.?-r- ., _
mirm?-ni<. whiie rathcra fell th* hoan,
?roul i aui prlaa Itei frlei
?tartllng -I-- ell ea Af-er ?
,
<i_-h of the hallet, fui
- who lt; ? - -
blus, lavender, gresn an,! ???
tlny .-lertrlr- rum 're af m
V.-nr-' :
Odd gurtl. ..,-.?
'
r i r. , | ? | ?
rlrn. nt At the lll mi
|
. : '? t ?
??
iil. thi
f-.?t of th_ wlnt.-r Tl ?
r mll % '
- of Vlra
rh.-rn arlth .*.rr? ?
?
lonHi.!.. \*. -.*. Vorkera
'
pew. tn honor of Mi- i ? -????,.
\i ii
'?;>?? Mra. - londay,
7
r.iher nO'l aa ? ' tr
?i. ta ? ' : i,.- ? r li
ivenly Reat, araa |
. .- ? _ .
? - *?.
i;> .Ilnglj "? -'? -?'? ked ll ? ? ? n- -y.
wlth dlamoi li
?
h was ena
a ? Hlali,
.1 a| ?
ihoul ii |
of Ihe i ? ???' n ?
-...in '
- ? ?
*?? ?,
I
* ir
. '
ttiove her ovei 1
? Ild Of h?
h it tha hrld
-
After Werlne-rlnv th"r<* *__re tom -v ?-?..
md wh-.M hall i I
for thr n.lkerl the OtheT ' ' ' "*_
?!ettrhin_ in rvntral Park ind a - -itivf*
nf the Park
Tbta wseh rhe dnga arlll h ? '_
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?ve an admlrlna '
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Reverai Intereatlng engasementa wer uaatt
i
daughter r>f Mr- F- - -
?ri _ve., snnoui ?
. * Hermsn Bl -
. , .. Hna j pretty ?rlrl. la ?
mander Behroeder, of the " ? ?4
iter of -I I. ? -
Mlaa Jullette de N- il _
, rton Dy*r, of Kni ' <
iv|_re nearly
?'?lon. thla eltj Mr St I -
ln Unr-n. lal elr_l_?. b ll
rtenu -
.', r:,n-.-rv_. of tha Bt. !
4
rhureh of the Transfl*
Bt., on Tli
Anoth.r _n_i_em_nt nf |nr_f_?l ' Ur*.
Rlrhard Btocktoa F.mmet. ?lw i
oiyphani to Pl -- *'*' '*'?
of Harvard fnlversity, claa
Annonnr-ement waa also rrn le sf tha aogagaaaM.
,,f \n-*i Lillian Btsfl -rd 4s ia I " "'? ???'*?
J. Carm_n Btafford o* No. tt Wesl ^W*rh5_*
it . to -??. ' : "" ?
Btatea Army.
The en_a_?ment la announced of il'M tt
Holme*. daiiKhter of Mrs John H IRMS <>- Ni
West Rtgh.y-S_.h-S_, to Jsmea WXtm, <'? ?*>
clty _
Mrs. Valsnttns de Renlto, of V.-st F'*ty-'V*h-**t.,
announcsa the engagsneni ' bsr aab
Mlaa Clemsnttna de <??? ?
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celebrated in thla
ri returns from - '. -'
m a Bhort tlme. ro pri i ru-sre
i rtds. _
The marrtags of IClsa BatsUa Buekei ' *
of Edward Bucksy, of Troy, to Alfred K ehlsr, a
nsphsw of Dsvld tt. Koehlsr. whoi - - '
baa Juai heen announced. - .?-;;?*
weeks l me of the ' '?*,""
hundred-sr -' " "?._?
Koehler and hls hrld^ -
r -v* home, ar No ? Weal
Mre r,+nrgr Fvana nnl I *'
Radfleld of Albany, wlll asll f
urdsv next. The marrlage ??!">
Is a nlece of thi te XI
this elty to Phl . *u
t.ike plar-e ln thnt n\t\ ln
*?_-. of fi _.
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Mr.
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Thr weddlng of Mlsa ?
,,-, yvr Frederlrk J. Cox, t A
tnke phi,-e at the home
next Two Any* later rh~
r.enoa in the atean -
?
the Butler famlly Or Ox'b
d.nnet tn hli ' tht. St I
Club. In that rlty.
Mr nnd Mrs Oeor_e
at the Hotel Msjeatlc on tt ?
Th-1r (fiir-st^ wer.- Mr an ! M
and Mrs Olln D Ora: Mr
Nntr. Mr an I Mri A N I
w p _\\\t M'. \ w rtui ll ll rv
M1>;i -,. . Mlaa Rsnkln.
Mr and Mra Bllsha Dysi 1- . arl " '''
?,- . ron'a nirti '
Teutonlc I' ?? ca
South Iward K 0B
r- ,. T- .'?<?? \c frlday.
Mrs Thomaa McLesn. of No
thlrd-at . wlll he a- hon ? ,f*
h i M
The ? ' ' J
Uncea known aa thi I n Bve ?*
. ? ?:. .11 i Im
Ira. Walter R. ***
r..'!v Mrs Wli lla m Bchlck ' ? *
Hoguei ia putroneaaea
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th- aertea. '_
and In honoi I Bi "
1 ' ' rA
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wr-h bonbona Afti ,
it -ni.iil lab \ ?
the e\enii-K waa the | la M
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llver a Ai
given by Ihe pati
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? -< -a,-|ll he <-,>pi ni-i. 1 t -v- vv
The tu il-'' .- 1 M I
of Pl p Ban - - S ''
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Monday nlghi la
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? No 14 Wi Bevei
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f Henry Auatln A nMct to
'\\?b't
>.i*n, will be ? _K?a
i -r.v- Hen l,.for,- th. '/ I
. re Iden - Tl ,, B ?
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