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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-11
Of THE COURTS.
A Bookkeeper Asks $4,000 Dam
ages on Account Of Losing
His Position.
The Plaintiff Was Once Tried on a
Charge Of Insanity and
Acquitted.
Ex-ConstAble Quirk Trying to Got Judg-
ment Against George Fl. Hill on
nh Old Suit.

II. G. Hansen, formerly a hookkeeper
with the A. Hotter Hardware company,
filed a suit In the district court yesterday
against N. s. Little, one of the employees Of
the hardware company. Hansen wants
$4,000 damages. He alleges in his COM
plant that on Dec. Is, 1891, Little spoke
in the hearing Of sundry and divers persons
Of and concerning plaintiff, false and scan
dalous words following: He took money
from the drawer; he CANDLES and drinks;
he visits houses of prostitution. That in
consequence of said words the A. NJ. Hotter
Hardware company, who had Heretofore
retained the plaintiff in the capacity of a
h~ookkeeper for ten and q half months, af-
Stewards ON Feb. 60, 1892. discharged the
plaintiff from its employ Ex-Probate
Judge Clements brought the suit for Han
sen. There are probably some interesting
points about this case which may come to
light when the matter gets before q jury.
About three months ago Little swore to a
complaint charging Hansen with insanity.
The latter was taken before the district
court aud tried by a jury Of three and &C
quilted. Little has not yet filed any an
swer in the damage suit brought against
him. .4" 49," .4- E-& - ~
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H. l.. Frank. of Bntte, is at The Helena
Il. w. Bushnell, of Dearborn, is q visitor
in Helena. @ ~ -@@
MIR. aud Mrs. Morris Sands returned last
night from Butte. 5~-. --.
Thos. Joyes, OF Boulder, is stopping al
the Grand Central. a."
j. r.. Boardmau. of Butte, is stopping at
the New Merchants.
Col. sumuel Malone, of Miles City, is on
4 visit to the capital. .s
DIR. S. w. Minshall, of Deer Lodge, was
a visitor in Helena yesterday.
L. S. Bishop. of Great Falls, registered
at the New Merchants yesterday.
w. 0. Dodds and wife, of Granite, are
spending a few days In the capital.
A. j. Shores and II. A.. DAY, of Great
Falls, are registered at The Helena.
r. A. Overton went to Dubuque, Iowa,
Yesterday. via the Northern Pacific.
T. nj. Hampton, of White Sulphur
District Judge Armstrong, of Bozeman.
called on Judge Buck, Of department No. .
yesterday.
Clarence 5. Garrett. ex-alderman cam
up from Great Falls yesterday on a visit of
q Jew days.
Mis-. Abe Cohen, of Spokane, is in the
city, paying q y visit to her sisters. Mrs. Sol
Poznauski and Miss Minnie Boyer.
Mrs. H. Kirdendall goes TO Butte to-day
to install the officers of the Woman's Re
lief corps, instituted in that city last Mon.
day. @.".N 4
T. P. Adaurs left Helena yesterday for
Liverpool, England. He will sail from
New York March 16. on the steamer leu.
tonic.
]. D. Finn, superintendent of the Mon.
tana division of the Northern Pacific. with
headquarters at Livingston. is registered a
The Helena.
G. NJ. Hotfner and Z. A. Marcum for st
Paul. Frank Mead and John Stevenson TO
Pueblo, we're among the departures owe
the Union Pacific yesterday.
Among the departures over the Grea
Northern yesterday were c. d. Davis, TO
Chicago; Arthur Payne. for St. Louis. an
S. +. Word, for Indianapolis.
Manager j. H. Longmaid, of the Empir
Mining company, was in Helena yester DAY
He reports hat both the Empire and Ban
mock properties of the company are max
ing money, and that all the MINES are look
ing we'll.
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DENVER, March lO.-Ihe Trayelars, In
surance company have given an option on
all Their property in Colorado to John c..
Montgomery, Of this city. The trausac-
tlon VIII bn closed this week and a uew
company of gigantic proportions formed.
20 far as learned it Is the intention of
montgomery TO place this enterprise in
England. 10 be added to the grant are
loo,Wo acres Of land owned by q. A.. Shaw,
OF Boston, adjoining some insurance lands,
ana situated IN Colorado and New Mexico.
lne amount of the option is said to be
$l'VDo,oUo Ihe land put into the scheme
by Shaw is valued at 81, 900, 300, which
"onld make the enterprise reach the enor-
nous sum of $50 0 900.
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POTATOES AGAINST QUARTZ.

An Interesting Contest In the Helena
Land Office.
The Helena and Office was busy yester-
day hearing the contest of E. S. French
and Fl. M. BrandaRee against the Montana
Mining and Reduction company. The land
in controversy is on Scratch Gravel hill,
where the mining company has the Ida.
Emma, Cleveland, Dandy, Bismarck, Star,
Comestock, Alert, Saratoga and Handy
lodes, and two mill sites. 184.57 acres alto
Rether. The company applied for a patent
and Brandaeee and French contested their
getting it on the ground that the land was
more valuable for agriculture than for min
ing purposes. Considerable testimony was
taken on the point as to whether it would
pay better to raise potatoes and other farm
products on the land thar to mine for
quartz.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-11

Both Are Signed and the Work on the
Auditorium Goes On.
The school trustees yesterday signed the
lease of the lot of ground ct Seventh ave-
nue. and Warren street to the city for audi
torlum purposes. Thu contract with r, w.
Fiske was also signed yesterday. and one of
his bondsmen approved. The president
OF the company which desires to act as the
other bondsman was out of town, and no
meeting Of the directors could be held. Ii
he does not return to-day it is probable the
contractor will accept another bondsnau,
as shere are several willing to 60 his de-
curltg. The work will now go on and the
CITY VIII have its auditorium building il
time for the first convention,
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p q. 6. OF A.

Washington Camp No. 8 meets Friday even
ings al !, U. 0. f.. Hall; visiting brothers cor
daily invited. =.
This IL an American order; non-political nom
sectarian and not unfriendly to good citizens OF
foreign birth. Qualifications for membership
are: Native citizenship, belief in a supreme be-
ing. support of our public school system, opposi-
ton to any union Of church and state. and Of
any interference of any foreign bower, directly
or indirectly, i'll tho affairs OF our government.
Fl. Nd. BUERIf5, II. Il. DAVIES,
Recording Sscretary, President
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST

TN Fl DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
! judicial district Of the state OF Montana IN
md for tho county OF J. evils and Clarke.
In tho matter of thu estate, of William u.
Nicholas. DECEASED, notice OF probate OF will.
tho g1th day of February. 1892. notice is hereby
given, that Saturday. the 18th day OF March. ls9,.
ri 10 o'clock a. m, OF said day. at the court room
owls and Clarke, iins been appointed rs tie
time and place for proving tho viii Of said WI
ism y. Aichoias, deceased. and for hearing tha
10 her for leitsrs testatnnntnry. when and where
any ue-son Interested may appear and contest
In sans JUHa BEAN, Clerk.
hy II. j. CAsGDY.
d. 4. WADE, Attorney.
Dntad Hob, n. 1892.
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The Now Merchants,

Operated by the Merchants Hote! com
pany, now begB to announces that it's rooms
are open Tor the reception of guests.
Rooms will be offered to transient guests at
Sl.25 per day {patlor floor, 81 per day
lthlrd floo:}, u cents per day Fourth floor.
Extrn Tor more thar ona %occnDnut. Eooms
to permanent gueats ut less rates. All
modern improvements: steam heat, electric
light. return elcctic call belt system. md
sunshine IL every guest chambe@. B@russels
and velvet carpets used exclusively
throughout the house. Office, elegant bar
and billiard room, cigar stand and palatial
barber shop on first door.
DINING BOON nEopxrED.
j he dining room IN this hotel has hean
ieasoa to and 10 now operated separately by
the Misses Aagle, who are prepared to fur
nia board at IS for tickets good for twenty
one raeais, ~ for tWeuty-one continuous
meals, 90 cents for single meals.
just received. n carload Mckee g. Cham
hers window glass, the best made in Amer.
lea. Il. Vi pArrh.n. g. a.,
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With an old deck. Messrs. stadler, Knuf-
man d. Arnold. long known rs successful
men III the meat business, are at present
operating tho Rinlto Cash Market, where
fresh poultry, eggs, butter and fresh and
cured meats can be purchased at bedrock
prices for cash.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-11

Miss Mcdaniel, an artistic trimmer, has
arrived from New York and has taken
charge of the millinery department of H.
Tom. Mr.. Tom is preparing for an OPEN
ing of millinery goods that have never been
exceiled in the state. Watch for the OPEN
ing announcement.
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Are You Suffering

From back ache. Inflammation Of the blad-
der, driok dust deposit or stone in the blad-
der, or in fact any arrangement Of the
kidneys or urinary organs? If thus afflicted
do not lose time and waste money on worth
less liniments and worse plasters, but strike
at the seat Of the disease at once BY using
tine greatest of all known rsmedies, the eel
ebrated Oregon Kidney Tea. Pleasant to
take, purely vegetable. satisfaction every
time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-11

Edison ae an inventor, Miss Flora A. Jones
as the discoverer of the famous Blush of
Roses for the complexion, arc names that
will be handed down as be~nefaotors of the
race to ALI recorded time. Miss Julia S.
Lawrence, room 4. Denver block, Broad
way. Helena, Mont, comes in for her
share tof the protits) az she always keeps a
big supply on hand, and aslls it for Is cents
per bottle.
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Legal blanks at this office.
Fast Running,

The Great Northern leaves Helena Mt 11.1O
n. M, and makes several hours quicker
time than any other line to st. Paul. Chi
capo, and all eastern points.
They run palace dining md sleeping cars;
also free %colonist s~leepers. Ticket Office,
No. s. Main street. Is. il. LANnIpv
General Ticket Agent.
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This is to notify the public that my wife
has left my bed and boa,d and refused to
accept the home that I have offered to pro-
vide for her. All persons are hereby eau
toned against allowing her credit on my
account, as | will pay nc bills of her con-
tracing. HARRY E. &. WINTER.
Basin City, Montana, March Z, 1892.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-11

Societies Wishing to Give Dances
can have the Turner hall at q very low
price. Enquire by H. Ionn or Henry
BaatZ.
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F, NJ. SHAW e. CO..

Expert Accountants and Bookkeepers.
The above firm straighten ont old books
which have fallen into arrears, render balance
sheets, open new ledgers. etc, with ~rHpidity and
absolute accuracy. Will also instruct in the
latest and most approved practical methods Of
bookkeeping. Charges reasonable. Address all
correspondence +. N. Shaw 4 Co.. T. O.. box
4Y3. Helena, Mont.
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Look Out for 1t.

You can buy twenty-four sheets of shelf paper
any co or, for i've cents al The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-11

us hrst annual ball of Mount Helena
lodge, No. 423, Brotherhood of Locomotive
flremen, will be given March II, at Elec-
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"The Plays tho Thing"

"The Plays tho Thing"
Don't forget tina "Geraldine' will ap-
pear at st. Aloysius hall March II. This
pretty play will be handsomely mounted,
new scenery has been obtained and the
dramatic club expects to give an interest
ing and pleasing entertainment.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-11

Bargains in ladies' and childrsn's hosiery at
Tho Bee Hive. Bee announcement on another
page.
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LncomotIy. Tirc,..,.. r,,,

Stranger! DO YOU know that you can b,v
choice fresh fish for Ito per pound al the ltinlfn
Cash Market. III '.'"'t"
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Stanley as an Exnlnrer.

The Enterprise meat chopper at Tho Bee Hive.
The best machine mado. Every one warranted
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Order Your Suits.

An elegant line of spring goods has just
| been received. The very latest patterns.
| Prices reasonable. J. j.. JOHNSON,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-11

Individual Patterns
Of foreign and domestic suitings have just
been received by JOHNSON.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-11

Safe for Sale.
Fol- less than half its cost.
JOHN r. STEELE Il Co.,
Pittsburgh Block.
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For Sal.

At a bargain. Household furniture Of al
kinds, good "a new. 522 Park avenue.
c. r. STEVENSON.
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Murder, Murder! Murder!

enacted in the slaughtering of old time
high prices for everything in the fresh and
cured meat line at the Rialto Cash Market.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.
Jaekaon's music store. Bailey block.
MARRIED.

JENNINGS-DUNLAP-Ry Rev. F. D. Kelsey
Sc, D., March 10. 1892. Mr.. James w. jon
nings. of Glendale, and Miss Eliza Dunlap, of
Helena.
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Go to The Bee Hive for bird cages. Full line
Just received.
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Arrivals at the Grand Central.

J. !. Holder, city. Geo. Seymer, Seymer
Il. I. IeFrin, city. ark.
II. K. bushnell, city. w. A. Sherwood,
Henry i3ernsrl, Mis- Butte.
sonia. j. A. b. Garbis, Marys-
G, ". aackson. city, yille.
7. w. Petro, Chicago. james Hanson, Roch-
Ii. +. Curtis, Avon. ester. ~. Y.
I has. Rasvltz, ST. Paul. Mrs. Goserty and two
Mrs. orhett. Missoula. children. Missoula.
III. Cooper. sew West l.. j. Shepherd, New
minister, B. 4, Westminster, B. G.
VIM. L. Young. Salt {. j. Browne. st
Lake. Louis,
Thoa. Joyes. Eollder. 4. NJ. James, Butte.
l., W. bushnell, Dear N Stewart, Comet.
born. Heo, &. Catiett, Sar
r. Nj. Hampton, White Francisco.
Sulphur Springs. Moses Doggett, Town
", X. Murray, Empire. teud.
j. Gleason, Wolf Crock. John G. Hornbeck
1ho6. Murrand. Wickcs. Avon.
J. I. Brussltz, three j. r, Faulkner. city.
Mile. ". j. Carpenter, city.
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LEASE AND CONTRACT.

Skiromin Is Essig, dentists. Sixth and Main =
Ldy assiaLaat. Ieeth extracted painlesslI
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Nursery stoves at The Boo Hive for 25c. No
house complete without them. A real bargain.
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A New Deal

Sheet music at The Bee 1.-Two, vocal and instru
mental. only l0c per copy.
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PERSONAL.

Massage cream and oil and face massage par
lor. room 4, Dsnve block, broadway.
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Supreme Court Proceedings.
Arthur Black ct al, respondents. VS.. John
Murray. ct 81. Placed on the calendar.
Nelson Story ct al, respondents, vs.. B.
w. Cordell. Continued for the term.
David Merritt, appellant, vs.. D. j. Nc
Nally. Placed on the calendar. y
State OK rel VS.. Fl. B. Palmer, appellant,
VS.. h. 0. Hickman, state treasurer. Taken
under a~dvisement.
James Sulgrove. of Helena, and William
T. Cation and William j. Naughton, OF
Butte, were admitted to practice Yesterday.
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trio hall. Music by Helena Elite orchestra.
Supper will be served or tLJ frat DOR by
L. A. Hanson. Tickets $1.5O.
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Go to the apecial sale of ladies' muslin under
Weer at The Bee hive Tomorrow.
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The Constable Wants Judgment.

John A. Quirk is trying to get q Judgment
against George H. Hill. of the First Ma
tional bank, for S299.57. In May, 1883,
George May made an assignment to Hill of
his property worth about $4,000 and some
accounts were also turned over. Quirk
alleges that about this time Mays employees
had ST., ZOO coming to them and that i'm
mediately prior to the assignment Mares &
Fisher began suit in q Justices court to re-
cover $239.32. Quirk, who was a constable,
says he made a levy on the property before
the assignment. Mares u Fisher afterwards
sued Quirk and got judgment for $685.
and it is this amount which he wants to get
from Hill. G.. B. Nolan and F. ]. Walsh
represent Quirk.
The Bunnell and Emo Investment COM
pany began suit yesterday against w. j.
Noonan and Mrs. Noonan to foreclose a
mortgage for $3.50. Crutcher & Garland
appear for the plaintiffs.
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Notice of Descrtion.=

Boys will buy their marbles at The Beehive
where a full assortment can be found.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-11

Fresh spare RIBS at the Rialto Cash Market
Telephone 1O5.
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just received. n carload Mexico g. Cham
pefs window glass, the best made in Amer.
lea. IL. Nj. Parchen 81 Co.
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d. i. WADE, Attorney.
Dxtsd Fob. n, 1872
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-16
A MUSICAL CONFLICT.

A unique and happy thing occurred in
front the EAGLE last night which was
witnessed aud enjoyed by the two or three
thousand people that were caught on the
fly. The Sedgwick City band in their
brilliant uniforms of gold lace and golden
epaulets were honoring the EAGLE with
three or four fine selections which had
the effect of focking the street with peo-
pie, when the h. 2. band of this city
came sailing around the corner with a
great big banner bearing the inscription
Our choice for Governor, NJ. NJ Murdoch
of Wichita" AS the last band went off
down street followed by refraining cheers
the Sedgwick gentlemen got their
wind and played to the echo.
Before their piece was closed
the Wichita band and its train had return
ed and as soon as the opportunity occur
red started up with a stirring number. By
this time the street cars and vehicles had
come to halt and there was no moving
The X. p. band struck mp Marching
through Georgia." quick time, which was
Immediately taken up by the seventeen
pieces from Sedgwick with spirit of rival
ing energy. The very plate glass of the
street yibrated to the unwonted vehemence
and volume of the strains and the great
crowd burst forth in applause. 1t is prob
ably unnecessary to add that our Sedgwick
visitors, no less than the gentlemen COM
posing our home band have our hearty
thanks for the honorable and very delight
full distinction so Unexpectedly thus
rendered us in presence of ''ali the people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-16

| Mrs. Lease was still the heroine of the
| day yesterday and there was hardly an
| hour during the day that the delegates
were not calling for her. 1t was said that
her fight on Snyder had an damaging
effect on her popularity, but there was no
evidence of it yesterday, by any means.
OF course Mrs. Lease, like every person
with strong individuality, has enemies
and these enemies are industriously circu-
lating the report that the fact that she
only got two votes IN the congressional
convention for delegate to the national
convention was rebuke to her opposition
to Snyder. This. OF course, is not true,
but Snyder's friends are making the most
of it. The fact is, Mrs. Lease was not
placed in nomination for the Office at ALL
and the two votes cast for her were the
complimentary votes of couple of ad-
mirers.
A. w. Cunningham of Armourdale.
Wyandotte county, Is one of the delegates
at the convention. He and Taylor are the
mascots of the Second district.
All the reporters and correspondents In
town agree that it was the hardest conven-
tion to report they ever attended. Every
body seemingly talked AT once and there
was neither head nor tail to the proceed
ings.
When the news from Kingman was re-
ceived Simpson was called for. He said
that Long was a gentle ban and a scholar
and nice fellow; said that Medicine
Lodge was prolific in statesmen, and said
that all he wanted was free field aud
fair fight.
John Bridenthal was elected by accla-
nation last night as chairman of the state
committee.
1t was generally agreed that Lewellyn
would be the nominee since Monday. He
managed his campaign mighty well, but
he had good lieutenants to help him in the
local Democratic bosses.
Mr. Kinsey editor of the Anthony Bull
letin is attending the convention. The
Bulletin is the Alliance organ of Harper
county.
The Pawnee county band of q great
many pieces went up to Mrs. Lease resi-
dence yesterday evening and treated her
to royal serenade. Mrs. Lease rendered
them reception and very enjoyable oc-
casion resulted. 1t war feature of the
Alliance convention.
Mrs. Blackman of Leavenwortb,
prominent Alliance lady, saw one of the
Murdoch badges last night. insisted on
getting it, and hereafter she will wear it
with good deal of pride-in her crazy
quilt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-16
MUSICAL AND LITERARY.

The concert given at the Plymouth Con-
gregatioual church last evening was de
lightfully entertaining. Tine Conquering
Hero Comes" was executed by orchestra,
viz: Mrs I. II. Harper at the piano. Mr..
Harper with violin, Mr.. Ridmon with cor
net. This was fine and highly applauded
by the audience. A vocal solo, Thy Sen
tinel am l." by Mr.. r McCIung, was per-
fectly given and was repeatedly encored.
A duett by Mrs. f. G. Robertson and
Rev. Bissell was most sweetly and beauti-
fully rendered Mrs. Robertson has a
highly cultured voice and though not of
great volume il is peculiarly musical and
sweet This was eucored and encored.
Miss Mabel Millison recited in her inimit-
able and we'll trained manner. How Tn
Gle Moses Counted the Eggs" and had to
respond to an encore, with Talking
Through the Telephone" This wAs also
done in perfect style.
Miss Clara Gehring recited Diamond
Cut Diamond" and did IL finely, prettily.
with good voice, gesture aud nAn9er, was
encored.
Harry Dunbar with flute aud Henry
Huffman az the piano executed the Hun
gaTian Dance so exquisitely that they
had to respond TO al encore with 'PUri-
toria" This was very finely done and re-
ceived much applause from the sadience.
Miss Sherry gave guitar solo 10 Der US
uaI perfect and delightful manner. THIS
was encored and encored. Rev. Bisseli
sang ia q finished way "Yearaing" by
Rubeusteln and YVES encored Rev. BIS
sell has fne voice and we'll cultured.
Miss Flora CAsveil Was at the piano and
touched the keys IN way TO show ste Is
no novice but well prAcf9csd AID highly
cuiiareL The program was R0s fully car
red out owiag 10 sickness Of some selected
bat there vas enough aud all expressed
delight IN having surh s rest aud trs&t
from tie boiling. turpu.Ant uusic of poll
tics THAI 50 permeatss TIC Pesy5ess PF!a-
ce.s al this tins There Is music Aad
muse IDss was rngssc