davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17


a neEspapes raller 81 lieHeiqia etiaes %
tae New feis fssi otntetHne gns tegoin;ien
II zseail and ssetlis Ora - HtJria4s Eae-
tiee bHaihd & Is iht ~ ffif8a ilVl1tgY fgid
NiseAefafi rraeiietd au1 ,ntsifasod hs The
asisaE aaa Aif cnugt as AlaGpHs - uphalainE
en.l ~ 8diue hrr au5aosiy liesag4 The
palace has hFon thnbrgeaiuw nesfof slle masi
ssssaueas Anilaeueeg dehagoNinE and destroy
gng she neojsla with HuFenl9s i9et aKsa drunk
anaass, witch nFr the tAreW chiaf pAnses a.
tha waa4lpE Away 0f tho NawaiiSas freIa 8E0
9ga h sa3g naa GaU0o m 1850, 10 $1,000 In
1890 NaW. q pull ogt Que of tha skeletons,
Eaiskaus sas ehs chief organizer 81 saFenIy
anl1 kaslafFt II his lslprGum. he aimed %
b hinssN fdrom0si On the aekdiy art lie
slso made hilas5lf god, and eRased hilaaelf
% ba AShitueiip warahlped. He p4usel The
lsElsizsaee 80 charter the Halls NAga. Eaml-
Bed aesras df9aHization tor the ealEnFe and
promotion aS eoregfp, whereby te lefEe4ise
auli subject tho peqple % himself, i.di Il be
thoroughly understood that the palaeG parry.
noN headed 81 Tho ex,qneep, Is The party ef
heEshan reyiRal ard hofcaFoue domination 81
the ktnEanm, u should be ansAerasana shat
mmeh as ahia sd5lslrans worship Is acEaSapa-
naaa ~ The most luathannc and mamelass
aeBg nations, The palace Under RasaR@gss
rcektsi With thta viirness, Moss az the same
a1geRaRe aalii haBqR shout The court. and IN,
faete every native 1hAt comes noaf with a'
Nunfa4Ai iantitn
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

Some years ago blind boy residing
II Chicago constructed miniature
house inside an ordinary four.runea
bottle. The bnildiar was made up of
1erly pieeea 0f wood. al Raasly fitted
and glued together As wonderful as
this gaay seem, Il d only paFt Of the
woadera 81 this siehsess lad, After
Campleting the house and giving il
ssnishing ieuclies 10 his hearts con.
tent, ne sot about fastening The cork IN
Tie hoftie, bnt how be eecepn
Tie slartainR saai il. s-EiS sseFy 70 this
eg6 tne bottle, below the neck
I Anaall wooden peg u driven through
siie cork. she en6n of Che peg extending
lar Nnoneh oa either aide 10 praveas
the cork grnsn laaing rapssssss irBn tte
hotAs tlca iss snwer end being torn
nif. The hoy hilAaels il uuable b teil
how he accomplished sais iSat and raosi
astonishing picoe of hRnaiwpfk
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17
TEMPERANCE COLUMN



Roa on oapw wheeled years and bring the
when nsn shall rather wealth. to rive away;
And sprsnE io help whan talapIua nature
Al when Y hailarr araps Rgam olty walls;
When tD 40 good alaae lnen shall be bold,
Ardscee ont seiicraag as they seek for gold,
Miss Eleanor ormerod has The honor
Of being the only lady euenmologist in
IN Eugland. She is considered an
authority on the subject Of injurious IN.
sects and their prevention. She has At
the same time wonderful talent for
drawing, modelling and coloring from
ail forms ol plant Iiie.
In one 81 The towns al Connecticut the
public archives still show that motion
sas made and adopted hy the ''Rchool
trustees within a compile of generations
mast ID The folioHing eject; ''Itis tho
sense Of this meeting that i would be a
misuse Of pnhiic funds 10 teach girls the
back part Of the arithmetic q
The ilftisth anniversary Of the Sons
of Temperance, nus,herinR ssxty-srver
|. l.'isalss..sEia al.3 ~ unndrea, was eelebrAtrd
ID New York City, September 29and 30,
/ Resolutions were adopted protesting
haEainst the sale of hqRor and Onen
4 gates On sunday n the Columbian Tx
ssasitiun. The next meeting will occur
In Chicago in june, 1898,
y ,..t,.,.,, :,
~ o,il ,t,ll y ..l'' ~,
ollscss y Y l's,'.,s.il S,s'l ~
aull'lal Z y 1ll.s.es NSsA'
ltssst'slg s.p li.lll.5tslo
euiisehes' one 5,llilsiisl allt5 atNe 80
slinissel., lle ny 1lisli'..o -, =
pnsss'a Nt5onB Fese,'ltaS,-s .l l0E pL9ui,
pstlon 9a1 a'ssnst slls' .ilo.S o'oliiR
~ tiie Ns9itilii e'i'sil - l''ssl'ael'
"A correspondent writes II an
4 r,ogRa ", ,tpn tbn Faflnu5ino ippSi1pitt
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17


tisAnAnnnoed thai tae lucai directory,
e The Herlds 3 teir has come e the con-
eiaaten b dispenen sith The assisiAnee
q nanisasrs eg the gospel Sn can1aoalae
TIE fnAnenxal ceFesnenias Tie re-
wised prc rcEramHae, which has iaxa haen
Asamad nv alne executive hoaras ieavcs
ont fhe npqning and nlosiNg prayers
4 sa aasd that tha reaaeH 1or khia u II
mv0id denumiaatlonal jeAlaasias Il
seems that no rofniEtef oaHla be Sound
ao4 lha secession Rhose chs1ee Wanld
si4a aa1 aSiian to Ell The eknsehes
sss i WAS aesitalle tD 1naAa 9hs
exsfcaaeS IS beiei Is posd6le, aaa III
znAanzaipent coariaded sha4 spsect
ii lie president If NE UnStea Stats,
aa saaal The AaikfnR neoeaasy TO-
liz aecasinn Some ne4hasa At thi
ag nee satisfied wiaA aisa eFaissinK
asg aEa in klsa nimnFis fl tiAa
srt naeryAi@asS Safl ssangs. u plil III
IN Ese naa eFtaAsng y III AAafs eenntsy II
~ aaaEmraioa Msilasut apsel sol
eas anlfhsaaae. bat prchaiz Daieags
un ral A,onr uithaat Coo as @e,i q
aaY alnae IN sha cotntFy.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

&C. 6. g. Certain Corn Cure .
removes &30rAlE, Warts ana
Bmniams, Warranted. See that
sc. %. 80 is blown in every
bottle. Take NO other.
asnla hN N ID kearneY.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

Cufldron Ilsc 10 aRizo 3. q. G. q.
Ceringn Chill EuTe.n fhe nlcRss
ant and ssHnERm1ccd cure fslT
Hocver. Awsse atsti EHalnri,a--Hsrt
tGr than 9ultaino,
~ S0la IN III II Kealmey
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

The king Sr niI Cough Cures
a. sc. q. q. Certnin C0uEh
Curc.@ R1 cures Coughs, Colds,
HHoarseness, Group, AntluenZsl,
MronoI1i1is, sSse., where other
remedies TssIl.
Sold .v Al, D. Kaarney.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

"A trial viii cBnvin0c fhe most
slIpptlc8l allHs : @. q. q. Certain
Cough Cure Is thc greatest
remedy nxfnIit fOr tho cure
nj Ksussrinpe, Group, Coughs,
GOltis, dc.
s6ta n, AZ n Kcsrnev
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

CSC. q. G. Certain Chill Cure"
8 pheasant 10 talte And hnrTn-
lcss. CllilslTen Hike u. e5uaran-
teedt0 eszrc Chiiis md Fever.
No @ure--ND Eaay,
SbSa by III ID KeRruey,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

Well, said the impatient street car
conductor d tie oorpnlent party trying
70 catch the oar, tcame ahead or else
60 aioot
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

Size And sn yon hr0ko every one ut
the gooa resolutions Won maile year
aeo2 He- Yes, butd oan make more
inst ss good next mouth. hspeRalsge,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17
R0R SALE.

CNoIES' BOX OR WARDROBE LOUNGE,
NJ Is q perfect lounge by day and perfect
bed by night, and yon can plIt away as much
or other articles as in the average wardrobe,
u on get three articles for the price OF one,
No extra charge for packing or shipping.
Mrs. DIR. Taimage, wife OF the celebrated
preacher, says these lounges are very nice.
Price Ia Crrton, $40, Sl2.
Rsime, sl2 si4
Raw SILK, $50. SIS.
Siik BrocRtelle, SIS, $50.
Tcrms-1O per cent discount cash with or
der, or one-balf with order, balance GO days.
ALFRED COLES,
Grand aud Myrtle Avenues, Brooklyn, N. ].
febl292ly
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

m SO. y. &C.. Certain Chill CI2B'e''
fSm01 tIac best remedy yNU have
ever HHSatI S0r gilfils ERn6 Fever
your money will Dec refunded,
Pheasant 10 an1Se.
seld by M. d. KaarnEy.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

The best iflea 6f Sabbath day
j atrngy Is obtained whom one tries e
run through Sunday newspaper,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

VIZ ANTED.--AlI persons sghO eau cook
w and bake 20 send for the Best Cook
Ing Stove IN tbe world Price, Sl2, SIS aud
$40. Terms, 10 per GENT dise0nnt cash with
order, or one-h4lf with order balance az 60
days. ALFRRD GozEs, SO Myrtle Avenue
| Brooklyn, n T. frhI2q2lv
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

Jig dancing music is the kind that
reaches the sole,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

Ise npzoEliicn % The se3ragua
~ shinh sane a liz lsasiisls pst,rls
iead II flle 4lissisaigpi fassag ARR
s csiaenee 81 sAe zae
tie lru4 haHe slIeag ~ "
" aat ale aN 1N s u
nAte hsa ba aha kEaa4iassa u
s hsv 0A aAaAl lt sa
M tg W.
ao salss atsa-
ia 71ae n xet ~
1fg ~ w
a&9 acs
- le xH Seteze4
aa.6 ,e s.
fll l He
~ even Ga
sVr a 8
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17
For sale or Rent.

A TRUCK FARM OF lG ACRES, with new
"a Six,TOOm House; Moving Machine, Wagon
one woke oxen and aise bngagN-Rta q bargain. sit
or at tho Mitchell House N the Rico Mil
44tf THOMAS MITCHELL.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-29
THE EAST.

PRISONERS in the Charlestown jail. at
Boston, attempted to burn the building,
but the flames were eXtinguishcd be-
fore much damage had been done.
Two New York murderers-Pallister
and Rohle-under sente.ce of electro
cution escaped from the death cell at
Sing Sing. Rohle threw pepper in the
guards face, got his keys and pistol.
intimidated another guard. locking
both in the cell, released Pallister and
both got clear away in the storm that
was prevailing.
Mrs. FRANCIS HARRIS at New Haven,
Conn, shot herself over the body OF her
dead husband.
TIE New York legislature has adj
journed sine die.
RECEIVERS have been appointed for
the Pennsylvania Steel Co., which has
extensive plants ut Stcelton, Pa, and
Sparrows Point, Md.
Col. WILLIAM MCMICHAEL. the well
known lawyer and assistant attorney
general under Gen. Grant. was found
dead in his bed at New York.
THE officials of the Pennsylvania
Steel Co. say that the fact that that
company has gone into the hands of a
receiver will not affect the work at all,
but that it will go right ahead.
ASA =. POTTER. convicted some time
ago of false certifcation of checks
drawn upon the failed Maverick Ma
tional bank, was sentenced to sixty
days in Cambridge, Mass, Jail and to
pay fine of $1,000.
HERR RICHTER has cabled to Boston
that he had decided to remain in Vienna
and therefore must cancel his engage
ment to replace Arthur Nilxisch as con-
ductor of the Boston Symphony orches-
ira.
LIEUT.. PEARY's Arctic expedition may
be abandoned on account of internal
dissensions in the Philadelphia Geo
graphical club, which is backing it.
REV. I. DEWITT TALMAGE on the esd
celebrated the twenty-fourth annivers-
airy of his passionate of the Brooklyn
tabernacle.
The big feet of American and foreign
warships sailed from Hampton Roads
ON the cath for New York.
AT Philadelphia on the 25th there
was held reunion of the famous ''3O6''
who stood firm for Grant in the repub-
lican national convention in 1880.
A WRECK occurred on the Bare Rocks
road in the mountains near Pittsburgh,
Pa. The grade was very steep and the
engine became manageable. Seven
persons were killed.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-29
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.


THE president has settled the contest
for the postmastership ut Bloomington,
ILL.,, Vice President Stevenson's home,
by appointing John Eddy to the place.
THE Mississippi Sanitary association
has urged the treasury department to
re-establish the cholera quarantine and
immigration inspection service of last
year.
THE house committee on territories
will soon begin an investigation into
their qualifications for statehood.
SECRETARY OLNEy has made ruling
that no United States marshals or at
torneys will be appointed until four
years from the time of confirmation of
the present incumbents.
The state department had not Mt u
recent date received any official notice
that Max Judd would not be accepted as
consul at Vienna and Secretary Gresham
was inclined to doubt the truth of the
report.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND says that he is
not alarmed over the financial situation.
relying on the good sense of the people
to avert disaster.
GEN. EDWARD BEALE,a veteran of two
wars and an intimate friend of Gen.
Grant, died recently at Washington.
SENATOR CHANDLER is much opposed
to the issue of bonds, believing that the
government should 60 right ahead using
the gold reserve whenever necessary.
HoKE SMITH. secretary of the interior.
has been quite restored to health and
is ut his desk at Washington.
CONGRESSMAN SPRINGER claims that
leading democrats are harmonious in
regard to the changes which they de-
sire made in the Mckinley bill.
THE delegates to the international
monetary conference ut Brussels have
been invited to call on President Cleve-
land for consultation before leaving for
the next meeting.
THE treasury situation is still critical
and well informed men believe that the
Issue of bonds is only question of Il
short time.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has decided
that he will net accept the resignation
of the delegates to the international
monetary conference.
The Cherokee delegates who will
make the final settlement in the strip
transaction have arrived in Washing
ton.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has been in
vited to stay ut Sea Isle City for his sum-
mer vacation.
SECRETARY GRESHAM denies the cable
report that Mr.. Patrick Egan. minister
to Chilli. has been recalled.
PAYMENT of the Cherokee strip pur-
chase money is likely to bs delayed by
a decision of the court of claims rem
dered recently declaring the Delaware
tribe entitled to n prorata of the money.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-29
TEE EOUTH.

THE fight against the dispensary law
of South Carolina has got into the state
supreme court.
DETAILS of the terrible storm in Mis-
sissippi show forty deaths and two hun
dred persons injured.
Mrs. ANNA WEIR, white woman,
has been run out of Atkins, Ark, for
preaching miscegenation.
WHOLESALE live stock smuggling is
reported on the Rio Grande, Tex.
AT Rosa station, st. Landry parish,
La. Charlton W. Harvard, in u quarrel,
shot and seriously founded Owen
Heath. Russell and John Heath pur-
sued Harvard with guns and were
themselves shot, Russell being killed
and John fatally wounded.
THE crew of the United States ship
San Francisco won the international
cup in the warship boat race off For
tress Monroe, Va. The Chicago men
were second and the British crew third.
THE shopmen on the Cotton Belt line
ut Tyler, Tex, struck against an OBJ
noxious foreman.
Two Grand Army posts united with
the r. E. Lee Camp of Confederate vet
Grams in memorial services Mt Fort
Worth, Tex.
AT the Transmississippi conference
Gov. Mcconnell, of Idaho, was elected
president after spirited contest with
A. c. Fisk.
CARLISLE and Luttrell, condemned tC
death at Sherman, Tex, made sharp
weapons out of spoon handles and de.
fed the sheriff.
A COMMITTEE of prominent citizens
has started Sunday closing movement
! at San Antonio, Tex.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-29
THE LATEST.

ScME little gold came into the treas
ury ON the 10Th and the situation was
somewhat easier.
CHANGES of boodling in the Detroit
council are flying thick and sensational
developments are promised.
lT has been formally announced that
4. A. Robinson. late second vice presi-
dent and general manager of the Atchi-
son. Topeka & Santa Fe railway has
been chosen president of the Mexican
Central railway.
A MONUMENT to Ericsson was unveiled
during the naval celebrations at New
York.
THE monument which was built to
perpetuate the memory of John James
Audubon. the American naturalist, was
unveiled in Trinity church yard, New
York, in the presence of many members
of scientific societies.
THE German emperor was being driv-
en- in a carriage to the railway station
Mt Frascati, Italy, when the carriage
was overturned ut curve and the
horses fell. The emperor was not in
jured.
The statement is made that in the
shipment of cattle from Texas to Kan
sas the quarantine laws have been vio-
lated, and the matter will be looked
into.
REPRESENTATIVES, BURKE and Carson,
of the Illinois legislature, became in
volved in u quarrel and the former
caused n sensation by pulling the lat
ter's nose.
CAPT. WILTsIE. who commanded the
Boston at Hawaii, is dead.
MANY counties are abandoning their
annual fairs this year because of the
Columbian exposition at Chicago.
A PACKAGE containing $1,000 was
neatly robbed in transit between Sa-
vannah, Ca, and birmingham, Ala, q
wad of paper being substituted.
THE civil service reports show n
marked increase in the number of
women in the public service.
OWING to the illness of Lord James
Hammer, one of the British members,
the Behring sea tribunal of arbitration
has adjourned for one week.
The Transmississippi congress has
selected San Francisco for the next
meeting.
The Texas crop report shows damage
done by drought in many localities.
People generally are dissatisfied
with the rate fixed by the railroads to
the worlds fair, it being considered too
high.
DIR. c. G. HUssEY, possibly the wealth
lest citizen of western Pennsylvania,
died ut Pittsburgh. He owned Lake
Superior copper mines
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-29
GENERAL.

An internal machine, designed ap-
parently to be operated by electricity,
was found in the garden of house in
Tottenham court road, London. A
foreign couple, who formerly lived in
the house, behaved so suspiciously that
they were watched by the police. Re-
Gently the couple disappeared.
THE weeks flour output was smaller,
with lower prices ruling.
THE Columbus caravels arrived at
Hampton Roads on the 2lst
EMPEROR WILLIAM of Germany visit
ed the vatican on the odd. He was cor
daily received by the pope, who shook
hands with him.
Ten acres of timber ut the Victoria
dock in Hull were burned recently. The
fire was supposed to have been started
by striking lockers.
ENGLAND contemplates IN addition of
twenty-six new vessels to her naval re-
serve this year.
J.J. FLETCHER. general freight agent
of the Kansas City, Memphis & .Birm-
ingham. states that his road is already
out of the Southern Railway ana Steam
ship association.
IL panic caused bya fire in a church
in Naples. eight women and five chill
dren We're crushed to death.
THE important question discussed by
the pope and Emperor William on the
occasion of the latter's visit, was the
condition of the Catholic church in Ger
many.
THE strikes of the ironworkers on
both the Santa Fe and Union Pacific
railways have been declared off.
TmE British budget for next year calls
for an expenditure of 99l. 100000
There is deficit of e1,574,0OO, which it
is proposed to meet by increased taxa
ton.
THE Clan-na-Gael has issued Il circular
in behalf of home rule.
THE stone coping of several four
story houses in Peel road, Kilburn.
London. fell while the streets were full
of pedestrians. Four were killed and
fifteen injured.
| A DELEGATION of Choctaws of TIE
Jones faction called on Secretary Smith
and presented their side of the recent
trouble.
PRINCE BisMARcR's health is better.
He walked about his park ut Freidrichs-
ruhe and appeared in the gates to en-
tend greeting to many persons who took
advantage of the fine weather to sec
him.
MEMBERS of the Scidl-Juch Opera Co.
attacked Manager Locke with umbrel-
las on account of trouble over unpaid
salaries.
The arrangements for the pedestrian
competition between Berlin and Vienna
have been completed. German and
Austrian competitors alike will start
from Berlin on May 20 and 30 and the
goal will be in Lorisdorf, suburb of
| Vienna.
IRREDENTIsTs Mt Trieste. Austria. ere
ated disturbance in the theater by
clamoring for the italian national
hymn.
QUEEN VICTORIA has written letter
to ex-Queen Liliuokalani. still recog-
nizing her as ruler of Hawaii.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-29

Hoods Pile arc the best aftcr-dinner Pills
assist digestion, cure headache. Try box.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-29
When on the High Seas,

smack, or Yachting on the coast, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters will be found reliable
means OF averting and relieving ailments 70
which travellers, mariners and emlgrants
are peculiarly subject Sea captains, ship
doctors, voyagcrs or soiourners in the trop-
les. and all about to encounter unacclimated,
and unaccustomed or dangerous climate,
should not neglect to avail themselves OF
this safeguard OF well ascertained and long.
tried merits.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-29
When Others Fail
SarsapariIla
CURES

"Thrce years ago my wife suffered with in
Illumination and soreness Of the bowels, whicha
physician said was caused by o tumor. and that
if his remedies did not help her, she would be
unable TO getrelief. They failed TO bring about
satisfactory results The tumor became larger,
and finally she could only lay on one side ut
night. In February she had an attackof
The Grip
and in two weeks was reduced to n mere
skeleton. The family physician did all he
could and pronounced her incurable. When
she completed taking the medicine he left for
her. she decided TO try Hoods Sarsararilla Its
good effect was quickly noticeable. She is now
taking the fifth hottie and all traces OF the
tumor have disappeared. Sheis
Free from Pains
and there is no soreness or swelling. She Is
now able to attend 10 her household duties. "
TIMOTHY POWELL, Burke, Franklin CO., N. Y.
Hoods Pile arc the best aftcr-dinncr Pills,
assist digestion, cure headache. Try box.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-29

A FARMER who wished TO enter some ami.
mails Mt al agricultural exhibition, wrote as
follows to the secretary: ENTER me for O
| jackass. lid bits.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-29

Mrs. DRowsER - "And did you enjoy
Brother Longs sermonl" Mrs. Somner-
'Didn't II Why, / dreamed of paradise
the whole time."-Cleveland P!eindealer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS.


THE CHORAL socioty's Night with
tho Italian Minister'S comes or at the Fir't
Congregational church this evening.
The Choral society Of 100 yolceF, Mis-
Winston. MI Piper and other siugers
as the sololsts, with Mr.. Stephens o.
conductor, all guarantee fret class
entertainment.
The crush Ia the columns OF the
NEws last nighLowing to the printing
Of the Presidents mtssag,, prevented
our announcing the result " the Juv.
e1iu choir contests held In the Tabef.
nacle ON Thanksgiving evening. III,
vote was announced by Prof STEPHEN.
Oh sunday evening at the Tabernacle,
and was ~ followG
Boysi solo, winner Chag. Pike.
Willie SWinler with 40 votes, John
swinger with los, aud Hyrum Barton
with 100 being his closest competitors.
The prizu wins s..
In tue second contest, By the little
girl soloists, Vernie Smart won the 60
prize, che having received l9l vote.
Judith Anderson was second with l2S
voice.
Annie aud Myra Bates won the SO
prize Tor the iuet, with .U3 voics, Uoiug
cl sely pressed By Stella anu Mabel
Poulton, with 100, anu Rsnnie ~ gef
and Emma Hay man, with l5g.
The prize of $40 for the chorus was
carried oil by the choir Of the Nine.
teenth ward SUNDAY school, ALVIN
Beusley conductor, with 90 votes,
their nearest competitor having only
~.
The prize for sending the most mem.
bsrs 10 the juvenile choir was awBrueu
TO the Sixteenth ward Sunday school,
which sent IFS. The amount wHs $40.
A $40 prize was also awarded 10 the
Fifteenth ward Sunday school Tor seil.
ing the most tickets 10 the concert, the
number sold being IFS.
Professor Stephens has arranged for
another contest 10 take place on Wash.
ington's birthday, with tue following
numbers.
Beoonu-A prize, amount, not an.
nounced, to the boy or girl, not over
fourteen years OF age, and member Of
the juvenile choir, VINO shnll best rem.
DOR on the cabinet organ, n solo, not yet
selected.
Ea,-A prize Of $40 for tho best
choir, members Of one school and juye.
nile choir, numbering not over ATTY
children nor under thirty, none NJ
whom should be over fourteen ycars
OF age, eight tenors anu ten bassos
being Permitted 10 aid each choir, the
selection to be Jerusalem, My Glorious
Home, the arrangement from the
American Tune Book 10 be useJ.
Third-A prize, amount not yet de.
terminoi, 10 be given 10 the boy OF
girl, not over fourteen years Of age,
who viii best sling the song, Why Dr.
Mamma Gu 10 Heaven"
FouftL-A prize, amount not yC; 30.
termined, 10 be given 60 the toy or girl,
notoyer fourteen years Of ace, who will
best Sing the duet, Lot Us Chamber
Over the Hillside.