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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-13
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Important restimopy by Hneinan
In tho Murder TFtRL


In the Murder TTiaL
MIsNEApOLIs, Feb. l3.-The state,
In winding up It's murder case against
Harry Hayward today, delivered n
blow which staggered the defense.
Peter Nallalie, the Hackman Of whom
Harry had spoken 10 AdTy as being
willing TO assist In tho proposed crime,
testified that Harry Hayward mp.
preached nim with questions us o.
whether he ever had "louo anything"
and II 90 whether his conscience
bothered him. Hayward later asked
NAllallo whether he would drive n
hack into Lake Calhoun AMI lot the
occupant drowA, for a sum OF money.
81 told him / was NO rwimmef,N said
Nallalie, "aud that was about the end
OF %.
Erwin recognized the supreme im-
por,anco oil tlis testimony aud tried 10
have Il stricken out entirely. The
court, however, refused % sustain his
objection aud the evidence govs 10 tue
jury.
The Hayward family did not appear
In court to-day. lt Ia believed Harry
Hayward himself viii DO one OF tue
first Witnesses put ON for the defense.
10 be made by John Day smith.
MTR. Emma GOOdlio, trance
medium, testified that nj HarTy Hay.
wards request she told Miss Cling, who
called b have her fortune told, that
she would DO very lucky at cards II
she played.
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AuAPPY REUNION.


brothers Fiud Eaca other AnsT
YsArs Evaporation.
NEW Yoml, Feb. l8.-rhe rescue by
the Umbgia Of tbs crow OF the French
bark jean Bapiisle has been tho means
NJ bringing together two brothers who
had not seen or heard Oi onn another
Gr fourteen yeAra.
Jose Thomas, who IL employed az n
Waterman AZ pier o, Norm river, read
Ia the newspapers Ot the rescue Of
fourteen men by tho Umbria and set
Ing ithe name OF Julian Thomas
concluded that this was \ brother
whom he had not heard from for many
years. At all the places he Visited he
said that he thought Julian was his
brother aud when Julian reached the
pier no WAS told thst man who
thought they might te brothers had
been looking Tor MIN. Julian said
that his only brother, Jose, had been
drowned In n wreck, but search Of
the directory showed that Jose Thomas
lived in this city. A fTionu OF julian
went there anu took jose up toa little
hotel ON West street, whore Julian
was stopping. AZ soon ns the mon
raw each other they embraced one
another and cried tor 10y. Tho whole
party went 10 JOae's home, where
theto was reunion party.
Jose said that be- had been a sailor
anu had been wrecked about fourteen
yeara ago oil the coast VI NeWfJund.
land, His brother had believed him
dead ana they had lost trace OF eaoh
other 10 THIS way.
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BOND RESOLUTION.
Adopted By The House Committee 90
Mays and Means.
n FAVOR OF THEIssUE OF BONDS.
A Minority Report 10 DO Written By
Bryal-The Vote In
Detail.

wAmuEdroN, Feb. l8.-.The House
committee on ways anu means voted
today, to o, 10 repor. to the House the
following resolution, agreed upon by
the subcommittee:
Resolved, BY tho Senate and House
Of Representative ofthe United States
In Congress assembled, that the score.
tary OF tho Treasury be and l.
hereby authorized 10 issue sud
dispose OF ct not lUis than par iH
gold coin, bonds Of the United States
with qualities, privileges and ozemf-
tions OF bonds Issued under tlo act
approved July IA, 1870. entitled, "An
act authorizing the reiundiug Of the
national debt loan" TO an amount
not exceeding sos, llG,2 55, aud bearing
Interest vt rate not exceeding . per
cent per annum, principal sud Interest
payable In gold coin Of the present
standard OF weights aud nncase, said
bonds to b. payable not more { a.
thirty years after date; provided, how
ever, that no part OF the proceeds Of the
sale Of said bonds OF notes redeemed
with the proceeds DO available for the
payment OF the curren, expon0os Of the
government.
The vote is ~ iolloWg For the bill
Wilson, Tauney, Turner Mont.
X merry, Stevens, Cochran DENIAL
Reed and Payne Reps.
Against Mcmillan, Whiting, Bry-
hn ana Wheeler tDemS.l, Hopkins
tRep. 10,
Byhum did not vote. Dalzell and
Gear were absent.
A minority report will be written by
Bryan. The provision against tho TO-
demption OF national bank notes by
tue treasury, which Secretary Carlisle
requested yesterday aud which ihu
subcommittee recommended, was
passed over by general consent uH II
vas thought best not 10 cucumber tho
resolution with too many propositions.
A resolution prepared by Wheeler,
declaring the onactlng OF thePfesiiUups
recommendation would DO an Gbau-
dunment OF bl.metnliism and there.
fore ineNpodiBut, Aud BryanS
resolution for tho payment 0i all
government obligations In coin
most convenient, were voted down, as
WI CockrRn'a proposition for more
comprehensive authority 10 the score.
tlry, but tic votes were not recorded.
Cochran said be would vote TO report
the resolution, hut would reserve the
right 10 offer an amendment; Reed
faid the plan was none u his making
nor choosing, but under the ciToum-
rtaucss lac would vote for II as scheme
which might furnish some relief for
the treasury.
The resolution will be called up In
the House tomorrow by Chairman
Wilson aa privileged question, leglB-
lation from the ways anu means CONF
mittBU having the right Of way.
IL Il learned that one stipulation In
the bond contract n that, m case the
government issue more bonds before
October /, the Morgan Belmont syndi-
cate shall have tins preference OF right
otpuTchaao.
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court ahall again appoint, and Ia like
manner continue 10 appoint upon the
failure Of tho nppOintoo 10 qualify as
herein provided, until the enid office Is
filled.
Tho person 20 appointed and qualify
ing, shall hold onlco for the uncEpirod
term.
II ls interesting and almost siarilsng
b. know that there are 205 officers who
have failed to qualify IN accordance
with tho above provisions. They are
divided "a iJllowE 30 county niiicou,
lOl Justices Of the peace and 81 con
ataulee.
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Loo4inE Tor a uroihtr.in.Law.

RiCiBUND, Ind, Feb. l3.-Alilcd
Weisnaup n endoavorina to locate his
brothet.in.law, Michael ID 'autish. The
latter Ia native Of Al,sr, Germany,
and came to America thiriy.nye years
ago, settling In CiuoinrRtl. In 1870 he
went 70 California 10 seek his fortune.
About 1880, = brother, Sebastian Doscr'
ish, forwarded ~ him $4,000 la cash,
which was a portion Of u legacy. IL is
known that Michael received tue
money but from that dny 10 this MOTH
ing mas been heard OF him. There 10
cOnsidcrsble more Money ~ 70 ~ him.
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Held 10 Answer.

James Lavender had hearl1g in
Commissioner Gteenman'a court thls
morning on charge OF adultery. The
oleuse IL alleged to have been com.
mitled with a i5.yeat.old girl named
Alice Crowthef, who Is now a mother.
The Defendant ~ out on bond OK
SiOJ,and the witnesses Ia the cass have
been instructed % appear next Friday
before the grand Jury, 10 await the
action OF whom tao defendant has
been bound over.
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ENJOYED raE TRIP.
A Passenger on In 0aseogns Delight.
ed with tho Rough weather.

NEW YORK, Feb. ls.-Among the
passengers VINO arrived on LaGascogno
was Mile. szumowska, "a Polish plan
iste. who 10 ON her frat visit 10 thls
country. She IL pupil Of Paderowskl
ana graduate Of tho Academy Of
Musiu OF Waraaw. For the psst live
yoars she has been living ~ Paris XIV
lux concerts Ia that city anu In Lon
don, During the pact year she has not
played IN puOlic with tue exception Of
one recital ia Paris. Mile. SzumoWska
said she enjoyed the trip over on La
Gascogne AZ she had looked Tor rough
weather and got oil sue wsItsd Of
IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-13

The Twentieth ward NJ. /. a, LGdcS
Is a monthly paper consisting OF well
wuttsu articles, composed mostly by
members OF the association, and there
is seldom month but what new talent
IL presented, some Of which n de-
volopcd will become noted. Last
evening an excellent number read % n
crowded house by Edi,ora U. ID. Rom
ney AMI Emma Finch. Tine editors
for the next paper are Nephi Y. SChoe-
lield and Alice Ellis.
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WAsuNuIOS, Feb. l3.-rho House
devoted to-day, aifer the lfst morning
hsur 10 hualuuss reported iOm tue
committee on ihs District Of CJ.umbia.
On motion % Talbot (Mafylan1) who
desired 10 call up tue appropriation Oil
tomorrow, II vas agreed that the
uoulu muot tomorrow at n O'Clock.
ruo House -1JnUurro1 Ia the
senate amendments % tho till for tho
examination and Qualification VI GER
tain mineral lands tu Montana aud
ldan0 and ordered conference.
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MEXICO CITY, Fob. H. rho city
council has buun putltiouud Or an APP
preparation and for too customary
privileges Of holding IN tho CITY ui
Mexico duting next year Of an expose
ton Of att and industries with de-
partmout Tor foreign exhibits which
lt Ia expected Will be- occupied by the
United States, England, France, Ger
many anu Spniu Tor the iurihVfanCc Of
International trade relations.
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NEW YoRi,, Feb. ia special die
patch 70 morning paper saysi
The steamship CITY Of ST. Augustine
which has boeu reporieu overdue at
New YORK was slgtod On February
9th OF Wilmington, N. Co. by the
schooner Ida LawfOnce which arrived
of this port Thursday. She was STEER
Ing northeast by north against strong
nofthcfly winds ami was making poor
Roadway.
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Hoped TO GetEvon.

NAPOLEON, Ohio, FED. ia year
ago John Roilin, living hying Just
over the line In Putnam county, mar.
ried the widow Dalynng, who has n
daughter aged ~. John eloped with
the daughter, ana the vito, In order
10 play even, has eloped with John's
- year old son. BON father anu son
ure wealthy tanners owning large
tracts Of land. phe father and his
inam0rala wenteasi, possibly 10 Pits
burg. The wlie's attorney has already
filed n petition for divorce anu tho old
mans lawyer Will doubtless soon te-
ceiye instructions to file a cross petit
ton.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. l8.-An agi.
tation " a serious nature mas occurred
among the students ~ Moscow uni.
veraiIy and the husbsudry institute in
consequence will DO closed. A large
number OF students have been arTusloi.
the authorities Of the uniyorsity 20
g. Petersburg have issued n warning
10 the students ~ aDstaia from taking
part In all manifestations, under the
sBverrst penalties.
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Governor West Heard From.

Secretary &. q. Richards came down
from Ogden today and this afternoon
he received a Telegram, from Governor
West who is still 10 Washington. The
Telegram was "a private orc and con.
tslnei no reference 70 public business.
The governor Ia enjoying ais slAy IN
the Capital very much. Hesaid moth.
ing Whatever that would Indicate the
date VI his return.
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Land Office.

The following filings we're made In
the local land Office under date Of Feb.
ruary 10:
ELI Openshaw, additional homestead
entry Of the west half OF the southwest
quarter OF section 20, township south,
range ! east.
Hyrum Olsen, OF Salt Lake City,
homestead eutiy OF the southeast quar-
tor u sectlou lS, township south,
range | west.
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PAH1s, Feb. l3.-A duel with swords
was fought today, between l.. Cutmar.
eel Canrobert, aon OF ths late Manhal
Canrobert, and NJ. Hubbard, socialist
member OF the Chamber Of Deputies.
The combat arose over an expression
used In tho Chamber by NJ, Hubbard
during the debate on tue credit for the
murshaps funeral. Hubbard received
a deep would In the chest
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NEW York, Feb. i3.-Two unsuc.
oessful attempts were made 10 Gsaassin-
ats Hannibal B3iiJ. an Italian banker
Ia Mulberry street. Six men met cut
side the building and at signal
rushed In. The firet time they failed
to md Buho. The second time two
shots were fred at him, when missed.
Two OF the men were arrested. IL 10
believed that the Malta society Is back
VI the attempted murder.
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BoaToN, Feb. l8.-A meeting was
held at Young's hotel lss, night NJ
which twenly.Ons natives OF New
toundland discussed means for roliey-
Ing the distress OF tho people OF New
lounulauu who have been reduced TO
want by the recent financial troubles.
LelteIB from ~. john were read, In
Guiding an appeal ffom clergy men
explaining tho state Of atialrs. anu n
sommitteu was appolnled 20 walt upon
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Farmers Congress.

Following is the program Of tho
Farmsrs' Congress to be held at Logan,
Cache county, on Saturday, February
10, commencing At II s.mi
1. Feeding, chipping and selling Of
CT tile and hoga-Pfo'otsot A. A..
Mills.
., Dairying-proL f.. b. Linheld.
3. Ffuit growing Prof. L.. 3. kich-
man.
Z. Marketing farm pr5duCti-J. J..
Pngc.
o. Benefits Of union amoug farmers
Prof ID. NJ. Todd.
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Mayor Curtis today 90 ftqltat him 10
the matter. The natives % New.
iouudlanl iu this city and Cambridge
will hold public meetings this week 10
secure funds AMI clothing Tor the
sufferers, an appeal will hisp bee made
10 the clergymeu In other New Ing.
land cltiesand owns.
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o1nfdo in my executors and trustees,
and above ali that they may realize
early tn lie that the only one thirg
more difficult to build up than % indr'
pendent fortune, and more easily loaii
IL character, and that tho only sale
guafds OF character arc the Ten Cone
mRndments anu ChrlaPB sermon ON
the MOunt.D
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nErrnLIcAN cnNNENrIoN.
GARRISON ThyoTs san Francisco aud an
Earlier Date than Usual.

WAsHtNOTON, Fob. IA. $. CLARK.
son, member Of the Republican ua
tiOnal committee Tor lows, who isAt
present Ia this city, says he Is IN favor
VI an earlier date thau usual Tor hold
lug the Republican national convol-
ton Ot 1905. He thiuks sometime be-
tween May 2Oth aud Both Will DO the
beet timv IN tho year 10 name the
candidate for tho next President Of thu
United States. hr. Clarsaon IL iu.
ollnod TO the belief that San Francilco
would not DO n bad selection for the
meeting,
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New York, Feb. l3-Allss Char.
loito Duraut, The leading lady OF the
Irving Place rhester company, was
married last night to Baron FTeierick
Boasani, Of Hungary, by Chief Justice
EnTlioh.
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CARTHAGE, NO., Feb. lathe
Frisco passenger train, southbuund.
struck u broken rail mile this side 4 /
Cretline, Kansas, this morning. The
mail and baggage cars, two coaches
and a sleeper loft the track, the sleeper
being turned upside down. No one
was seriously hurt,
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MEANWHILE, Puuua., Fob. i3-Au
explosion Il natural sss TO-DAY wrecked
tho Hi1tu aud dwelling OF George A..
Caller kiilol George n. Gutter 80, and
tofiousiy wuuuJel George n. Cutler
IT,, aged 10, Mts. Cutler aud katie
5lfaoE, domestic.
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PARIS. Feb. 10. - Mr.. Gladstone
moved last night from Lord Reldslis
villa at Cannes 10 Caps 81. Martin. He
appears TO be- In splendid health And
tak1s active exercise, but In carefully
guarded from vlsit0rs,who call In great
numbefH,
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OLYMPIA, Wash, Feb. lS.-Roprc.
sentative Taylor, an a. f.. A. member,
has introduced In the house momof.
ial to Congress asking that Mgr. 5atollii
the pnpal ablegntC, bu removed rom
United Slatea tUrfitJry. The memorial
wa referred.
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A Guardian Appointed.

In the probate court today, IN tho
matter OF the estate aud guardianship
OF Allen Hilton, an incompetent. o. O..
Beebe was appointed guardian on ill
ing bond VI $1,000.
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LOND9S, Ont, Feb. l3-Duudas
street N, tlUaht church was burned
today. FIro Chief Roo, Fiftmen SIC
Donald aud Sidtoll were seriously "
not fatally injured ny tho falling walls.
The l0ss h $50. OlJ.f
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CHICAGO, Feb. ls.-Today Judge
Grosscup directed that sn order Ie
acrvod on Geo. NJ. Pullman, command.
ing him to appear tlis afternoon apu
explain why he diu not answer the
subpoena last week.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica, Feb. 10 "A plot
OF two NlcaTaguan ENJOYS to kldnap
or poison Clarence, tho deposed Mos
quito chief, has been discovered. He
Ia consequently guarded now by sol.
liefs.
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Hawaiian Exitcs Enter suit Against
the Steamship COMPANY.

tie Steamship COMPANY.
VANCOUVER, 10. o., Feb. Through
their collectors, Wilson y Campbell, Of
this city, Cranttouu, Muller and JOnL-
slon, the three Hawaiian exiles, today
commenced suit against the Canadian
Australian Steamship company for
$4,000 damages. Blnda have been
put up by the company 80 that the
WarFlmOo will not be libelluj.
COloael Peterson, United States
consul here, IL meanwhile awaiting
news from Washington. When shown
tho dispatch received by Hawaiian
Minister rhurston from H., NJ. Hatch,
hawaiian minittof OF foreign affairs,
CfansiOun declared tue charge 70 be
untrue and saii II was tho fret official
announcement ho had heard Of n
charge against them.
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CAMnRiDuE, Mass., l3.-lt was an
nouuooJ last sight that secret rowling
would be abolished by the Harvard uni-
yersity ia auswer 70 popular clnnur
among the students. HencBlOrth tue
rowing will DO open 81 sue public.
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NEW YORJ, Feb. la.-rne STANDARD
OIL company, barge MorrImac, which
biOEe away rom the tug which had her
In tow, carrying eight men aud the
captain 10 sea, has been recovered.
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WAsHiNGToN, Feb. Representa-.
tive Wilson Nv. Vo.) taid today ia the
Houte ho hEd a oopy Of the bond gold
purehase contract aud would present il
TO tho House tomorrow,
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TO ASSUME COMMAND
Colonel Page Will Do That TOmOrro8
aud hams His STAT OmceEs.
cUERY-"wnO WILL THEY DEr
Orders for The Filling Of Vacant Cap,
talncies Were Not Issued Today
Hut VIII lie Soon.

In discussing military matters with
Colonel Henry Page Of the Utah
National Guard today, that old veteran
Of civil strife engagements confessed
TO NEWS representative that 1t was
with no uncomfortable amount Of
pride that no would iaume command
OF tIe Firs. regiment ofiuflu,fy Of Tie
Utah Militlu.
Tho manner In which he made tie
admission, tue tone, the emphasis, the
iacial expression, the gesture, ell indi.
Gated that has romarkb we're prompted
oy an earnea,uoss that cannot have
other than a beneficial effect upon
the whole regiment
Continuing he sald with smile OF
euprome satisfaction, al hayo now 10.
ceivcd n complete roster Of my regl.
monii with tho name1 Of oilloers, loca.
lion Of companies, VACANCIES to be-
hilet-o' which there ato several-aud
other useful and necessary dati, and
tomorrow 1 shall lafumu command
aud name my stln ofllcett.' These
consist Of au uiiutaut, quar,ormnster,
seigcht major, quarter sergeant und a
color bearer -Four Of the men on
whose shoulder these houors will fail
have nltugdy bcu1 decided upon, ana
the q Ga Will be- solicited tails evening,
but Tue names will cot uu given GU. for
publication urtll tue official announce
mont is mala tomorrow. Tho or eis
afo drawn ~ and contain all Tut tho
one name.
Colonel Page will a: once inaugugate
Rpefiod of heaIthful activity among the
companies Of his figimont. Having
an the elements aud experience Of a
soldier, trained either i0r war or peace,
his orders Will bB heard and obeyod
from one end oi the line TO the other.
Pending the official announcement OF
the personnel VI bis stafi, there IL much
cuFiouu qutttlouing anu speculation In
the ranhB " tho met regiment a. 10
who u viii consist OF. But In the
language Of tue colonel, Tomorrow
they shall know"
TIE VACANT CAPTAINCIEs.
Acting. Governor Richards, who is
commhnicf.in.chief OF the Utah ri.
MIA IN the absence Of Governor West,
when asked today as to when orders
would DO Issued authorizing the filliug
OF vacancies Of captaincies In several
companiDo and one Of the troops Of the
Guard replied that the matter had not
yet been ohlriAliy called 10 his Atten.
tion by the adIutant general, but pre-
eumed that II would DO very soon, in
which event he would give IL prompt
consideraiion. The presumption now
u that action will be- taken within the
next two or three Geographically 10.
morrow az there 10 great necessity TO
have all vacancies filed at the earliest
possible date, aH some OF the companies
are practically IA q headless condition
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GOine East.

Col. N. w. Clayton expects to leave
for tue East this evening on brief
business trip,
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10 oATCn sEALs.

Conos ssion GRANTED Go - Russian
Company,
81. PETERSBURG, Feb. 10. - The
GTGshdania says tue Russian govern.
lneut mas granted "A concession 10 a
Russian company for taking seals, sea
animals, birds and fishes In the Pacific
ocean and Polar sea.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-24
CHRISTMAS SERVICES.

Christmas service will be held at Z
O'Clock tomorrow morning at Wesley
Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church. A
Christmas prayer meeting will also be
held at night. The pastor, Rev. John
Edwards, will speak of the facts OF the
advent. A cordial welcome To all.
The early morning mass at the Cath
Ollie Church will be held at 4.30 O'Clock.
Special music hes been engaged for the
occasion.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian Church will hold SER
vice tomorrow morning at Z O'Clock in
the lecture room Of the church.
Services will be held in the Sabbath
School room of the First M. +. Church
tomorrow morning.
At st. Anne's Church tomorrow
services will be held. A special musical
programme has been prepared. The
church is tastefully decorated with ever
greens.
At the German Lutheran Church
Christmas day service will be held at
IL A. NJ. Sunday School Christmas
celebration will take place at 7.30 p. NJ.
tomorrow. An excellent programme
has been arranged.