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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-30

his skull crushed and split open for
about inches and Q ribs broken. In
his possession was found ticket to
Portland, where 1t is supposed he re-
sides. He had several letters in his
pusRessiun postmarked Portland and
addressed to NJ. a. Mcdonald, San
Francisco. purporting to have been
written to him by his wife. ON his
niger he wore two rings one n costly
diamond In his vest pocket was
found another handsome diamond ring.
the diamond being much larger than
the one worn on his finger Seventy
dollars In gold and silver dollars and
small change was found In his pockets.
He Is about 80 years old we'll dressed.
tailor made clothes, and has the appear
nuce Of a well-to-do man. lie is still
unconscious and his death is expected
Mt any moment.
A desperate attcmnt at abduction
was made at Paso Rohles, Cal, early
Sunday morning. and had II not been
for the timely arrival Of assistance,
Miss Hortense Gibbons, fifteen year
old girl, would have been carried away.
AS 1t was she was chlorofurmcd and
carried some distance from home.
Miss Gibbons, who Is a student In the
high school, resides az the home OF Mr..
and Mrs II. Hubbard She retired on
Saturday night as usual aud awoke
about 2:15 am. to find herself in the
arms of "A man in the street about $50
yards from the house She realized
her position Mt once and fought with
the energy of desperation to free her
self from the grasp OF her assailant.
and called for help. 10 stifle her cries
the man choked his struggling victim
and scratched her face. IL was
hard. unequal battle, but the girl
would not yield and again and again
her Aforementioned cries broke the
stiffness of the night, until nelghbors
came to her assistance, frightening of
the daring abductor
There is every probability that the
murderous assnilant Of Gsadore Goulet,
the San Francisco Kearney-street
tailor, will he behind the bars within
few hours Detectives ana the other
officers who have been at work on the
case assert that they have complete
chain of evidence fastening the deed
on an ex-convict who is well known TO
the police. In the meantime Goulet
hangs to life by the merest thread.
The physicians who are attending him
at his residence 1911 Golden Gate
avenue, have little hope Of his rccoN-
cry. The robber struck one blow with
n heavy iron anchor bolt, stolen from
neighbOrs premises. and the wonder Is
that IL did not instantly kill Goulet.
The fracture of the skull Is located
Immediately over the right ear ana
follows the outline Of the end OF the
luke which forms part Of the anchor
bolt, The weapon weighs some four
pounds, and doctors say that " II had
fallen half inch lower. so MS to touch
the temple, their patient would MOI
have lived five minutes The bolt Is in
the pruperty-room at police head
quarters in San Francisco, and a few
wisps OF Goulets gray hair stlll adhere
to the end Of the fiuke.
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sTooKHoLpERs' MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
N adjourned meeting OF the stoc holderr
of tho indian Creek Gold Mining and Milling
Company. VIII be held on Saturday, Octohtr
l6th. 1897. NJ p IN, nj the Offices OF the con
pany, 81 Progress building, SAT- Lake City.
Utah, for the purpose of considering the TO
lowing amendment to the Articles of inror
porat,ou or this company. offered at the stock.
holders meeting OF September Us, 1897, to wit:
''Resolyedi that Article OF the Arucles Of
Incorporation Of this Indtsn Creek cold Min.
ing and Milling Company be amended so as to
read as follows: Article :. The officers OF
this company shall 10 ~ a board OF nine tel
director- t2l a PRECEDENT, 49, yico.president nj.
~ a secretary, tA) treasurer. The pTbsident
yiCe. president ana treasurer shall he selected
from among the Directors, The oflca of sec.
Rotary and treasurer may be held by the ssme
person
a director must be the owner OF Mt least opn
share Of the Capital stock OF the Company IA
shown by The books OF the Company. The
ecrctary need not be a stockholder,"'
Aud for The purpose Of eleetns the additional
directors provided for IN Atovc Resolution, IL
SAID amendment be carried, and TO transact
such other business as may lawfully come be.
fore said meeting SIMON EIsEMAN.
Secretary and Treasurer,
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. sept Ruth. 1891.
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DEqHEHB is No mora responsible position
on Garth than that OF rallroadcnG'n-
Ger On his steady noryes, clear brain,
bright cyo and perfect self command, dc
pend the safety of the train and the lives
OF Ito passengers. Or. Miles Nervlno and
other remedies aro especially adapted to
keeping tho nerves steady. the brain clear
and the muntal faculties unlmpalred.
Engineer Il. w. Mccoy, formerly OF 1893
broadway, Council DluTs, but now residing
at3,i1 Humboldt St., Denver. writes that he
suffered for years from constipation, caus-
ing sick; nervous and bilious headaches and
was fully restored TO health by DR.. Mlles'
Nerve & Liver Pills. heartily recommend
DR., Niles Remedies" tr-TlIyy1nSs 'f,ssssr
DR.. Miles Remedies ssyssSS> m, 'hpJj<%sk5
arc sold by all drug IN rs,,, IN
glsts under positive V"es
guarantee, first bottle sS9emediesA
benefits or money re- ~ rsa,4,,v., 81
funded. Book on dis X I&$
eases of the heart and E6<1 t,ealti' MN
nerves free. Address, bn VI " SitAd
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
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GQnd Foil Exposition Of L0dIeS
Ready=fnade
Apparel!
Commencing Monday Morning

RUSSIAN BLouSES. SUITS JACKETS TAlLoR-MADE
GOWNS, STREET DRESSES, ELABoRATELY TRIM
MED COSTUMES.
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Holds he ,0oyid's record for
long distance fast ,naning.
Experienced
Travellers

say they know they're on the Bur-
lington the moment they strike it
1t is so smooth, SO easy, so delightfully."-
free from jolts and jars and sudden
starts and stops.
Another proof of the truth of
what we try to bring home to you
every week in the year-that for right
down solid comfort the Burlington has
no real competitor among the railroads
of the West.
Omaha, Peoria, Chicago St. JOS
eph, Kansas City and st. Louis are
only few of the points towhich it
will pay you to take the Burlington.
Tickets and full information at
all R. G. w. ticket offices, or by
addressing
#. MCMILLAN, General Agent.
Walker Block, Salt Lake City.
Pass. & Freight Agt.
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SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN Wednesday, October goth, 1897, at
O'Clock m of that day,and continuing thero-
after from day to day until sold, At the bag.
gage depot Of the undersigned; near the COR
ner OF sixth West aud Third south streets,
salt Lake City. Utah the undersigned will eN.
pose for safe and sell at pubic auction to tho
highest oder for cash the following de.
rcribod ARTICLES of baggage. remaining un-
elaine d In the possession OF the undersigned
ut the expiration OF SIX months from the time
OF Its arrival at the place OF Its delivery and at
place OF delivery stored by the undersigned,
and sale Will be made for the purpose OF pay
ing for the storage and care of said baggage
while stored and the reasonable an d noces-
sary costs OF such sale:
Two bundles OF be iding from salina,
one bundle bedding from salt Lake.
one bundle bedding from Bingham.
Four bundles bedding, one baby cab, ono
russell vaiise. from Ogden
one black yalisc one zinc trunk, from Den
yer.
one sack from Ephraim.
One black vanse from Reno.
one canvas covered trunk, marked Harry
Jennings, from Little Rock
one zinc trunk from an Francisco.
The names ard addresses OF the consignots
described parcels and the places from which
each and all said parcels were shipped are
unknown:
sixteen bundles bedding. etc. TWO black
vRlises. Two russet yalises. one hand sam.
pie case. Four lunch baskets, one linen
duster one black coat. Three shAwls. Two
children's jackets, Three cAneA. seven par.
asols. Eight umbrellas. One gas stove. One
cred trunk. One russell yalise. one telescope.
four packages. -Four ladies' cApes Thirty
packages various descriptions.
nate Of frst publication september IS. 1897
by ,. A. wADLEtGH.
General Passenger Agent
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned executors of the es-
tate ~ John Buckle, deceased, to the creditors
of. and all persons having claims against tho
said deceased. 10 exhibit them with tho nee
essary vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication OF this notice. to the SAID
sNoculors at Gheir place of business No. 235
south Nam street. ,alt Lake City. in the
county OF SAT- Lake. Utah.
Dated september II, 1891.
JOHN . BUCKLE.
GkOHGE GREEN BUCKLE,
ENecntors Of Jonn Bnckle deeeaked
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(,0NSuMPT ION

To THE EDIroR-Please inform your read.
ers that / have positive remedy for the
above named disease. BY its timely usO
thousands of hopeless cases have been per
manently cured. | shall DO glad to send
two bottles OF my remedy free 20 any Of your
readers who have consumption ii they will
4endme their express and post Office address.
ia. Slocum. MIC. 1873 Pearl St.. New York.
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ASSESSING NOTICE.
Davis and Weber Counties Canal Com pAny,
Ogden City, Weber County, Utah,
September list. 1871.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ meeting of The Board OF Directors,
hello on the 2.th day OF August isIf, an ne.
sessment OF 81 % per shaIe was LEVIED on the
capital stock of the corporation. payable to
the Secretary on or hciore the 9Th day of
October. lsg7, at his ONCE in Ogden City,
Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on said 9TH day OF October
1891, vii! be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment Is made
before, Will be sold on the 18th day Of Novcm
her, 1877 at Ia o'clock noon, at the south door
OF the Weber County uoprt House. IN said
ogden City, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with cost OF advertising and expenses
Of sale. j. @. NYE,
Secretary.
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For sale by z. c. NJ, l.. Clark 81
dIedge s. Co., Western Hardware Co,
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Geo. e
Lowe. Salt L&Ae CITY. USkh.
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NIE SHALL HAVE on Sale the grandest Hue of FINE
w HIGH GRADE TAILOR MADE CLOTH SUITS EVER SHOWN
~ In this city It impossible to describe their beauty
Come and see them. We shall be pleased to show them
whether you buy not Such superb collection of
really high art novelties has been in this city
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..

UlIfN OF lrb hhEItT uUI1I hIIlluH CUUlVEHVs
Place of Business, leo south Main Street. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
N ameeunR Of the board OF directors OF
the above corporation and held at the office
above designsted on Monday, August 2s.ls9T.
an assessment of one mil az per share was
levied on the capital stock of this corporation.
payable Saturday, September 25th, 10 4. w.
company at above designated otIce Any
stocs upon which this assessment may re-
main unpaid on the said 18th day OF septem-
Der will be delinquent and will DO advertised
for snle at public auction. and sold on Tues
day, October 18th, 1897, at pm. OF that day at
the delinquent assessment. together With tho
cost of advertising and expense OF sale.
A. W. RAYROULD,
secty. and Treasurer,
Office 40 S. Main street (upttAirs).
Dated salt Lake City, Utah. August 2;th.
lbY7
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-07
Congressman from This District Says Sons
Plain Things About II.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR YARD AND CITY
He Fnyors tho Conjunction OF Larger
Doclts ut the Navy Ynrd-Intro-,
Bills for improvements mt Nor>
folk ana Deepening md Widening
tho Channel.

The proposition of the Newport News
Ship Building and Dry Dock company
TO construct at their immense yards on
the james river. Il timber dry dock,
capable of holding the largest cruisers
and battleShips i'll the navy, does not
meet with favor in this city, and may
not receive the support Of the Virginia
Congressional delegation. Speaking OF
the matter just before his departure FOR
Washington Sunday night. Congress-
man William y. Young said:
II am strenuously opposed to an en-
tension OF the policy OF Placing govern
ment work SO far rs the navy is concern
cd into private hands. or course thcrea are
many coed points in the letting of con-
tracts for the construction of naval YES
sells, but the government should do its
own repair work at the navy yards pro-
T!dsd nor that purpose. Instead of ac-
ccpttnS the proposition Of the Newport
News Ship Building and Dry Dock
company. Congress should at once
adopt the suggestion Of Secretary Long
TO have the present dry dock mt the
Norfolk navy yard enlarged to enable
the largest ships in the navy ID enter #.
1T Is the only sensible thing to do, if
'he Navy Department proposes TO keen
up !ts system of yards. ~
Adequate docking facilities must be
provided, and unless they are the gov
crnmcn; may as well sell the yards.
There Is no question about the import
once Of having Il dock large enough for
every use hsrc. rs Hampton Roads Is
me most important strategic point on
Inc coast from Il naval standpoint"
Inc Newport News people ask the
government to 'guarnntce' to use their
dock a, not believe in the government
guaranteeing anything OF the kind to n
private corporation when it has navy
yards OF It's own. Lot the department,
receive the support and cooperation of
CONGRESS IN Its efforts -to construct ade-
Guatc docking facilities Mt this and otbo,.
yards and thcre'll be no occasion for
aoins the work at private yards"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-07
Beautiful and Impressive Memorial Ser
Vices Held by the Norfolk EIks.
ADDRESS BY HON. A. j. MONTAGUE
He Speaks OF Tho Charity ar the order
and Tells of Its notwithstanding
tho Denth RoII-n Very Fine PRO.
sr"" of Music Excelscn,Iy Rem
dcrcd.

/ something Ike three thousand peo.
hlS assembled in the Academy Of Music
on Sunday afternoon ITO witness the
memorial services of Norfolk Lodge No.
49, u. L. .. Elks, and every man and
woman was profound listener. The
beautiful and impressive ceremonies
were opened with prelude from Wag-
her' by an orchestra of skilled musi-
clans under the able direction of Prof.
"a: l.. Koerner, after which Rev. A. S.
Lloyd approached the throne of Grace.
hoilowing this prayer Rock af Ages -
500 and chorus was sung by q num-
Der OF ladies and gentlemen, and at It's
close the lodge ceremonies were begun,
Delng conducted by Exalted Ruler John
/. Fletcher. The reading OF the death
roli by Past, Exalted Ruler John w.
Cherry was perhaps the most solemn
feature Of the service. and could not
heip lmpressing all present. The Gus
TOM is TO have number of lighted carl-
DIES arranged on the stage on a half
arch, and as each name of a departed
member of the lodge is called a bugle
SOUNDS and one of the candles is
sniHed out, this process being observed
until The last name on the death roll Is,
called. This arch work was arranged
by Mr.. John OKeefe and was admira-
bly executed. at the close of the roll
eau chorus, Crossing the Bar" from
u.
lhSCl sang its opening ode, air Aud
Lang Syne.' Rev d. b. Ebcrson fol-
lowed with prayer; then came a chorus
hadlant Morn Has Passed Away"
Following this came a tenor so!o-"On
the Crosby Mr.. r. c. Tupman.
me memorial address came next in
turn and was delivered by Hon. a. ].
N,.."ntaSue, Attorney General elect of
virginia. Mr.. Montague spoke briefly.
with profound interest At the close
OF the address Mrs. John p. Kevnl
sang Easter Dawn" from Woodman.
ana this was followed by a double male
gua"tette-"Not Dead. but S!cepeth"-
led by Mr.. Iredell Jenkins BY re-
quest Miss l.. NJ. EdmonGs sang "Abide
With Me-"
Inc CLOSING ceremonies were then be-
gun, ending with the benediction by
KEY. Father J. Il. Wilson and the sing
ing of Praise God from Whom All
Blessings Flow by the lodge, the audi
ence joining in
Prof. y. Il. Kosrner was the musical
director. On the stage, seated with The
lodge members rs their guests. were
itefs. DR.. Mack. j. J. Hall. Judges
Alltr1 a. Hanckal VIM. s. Martin and
His Honor, Mayor w r. Mayo. The
iloral decorations were furnished by Mr..
Lloyd l'lck and were arranged with
his usual taste and ski.
me following were the soloists: Mrs.
j. +. kevill. Misses b. l.. Williams. NJ.
Is: Ewrll. l.. Nj. Edmonds and -Messrs.
w. r. Lumley. j. |. Jenkins and r. G..
Tupman. The memorial committee was
a. Il. koerner. j. T.. Kevi!l, j. \. Daily,
II. ,. Herman, Albert Stahl, ]. j.
O'hecfc. Martin Ryan and Frank
Jacobs. Mr.. W. w. Dcy was the chair
man.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-07
THE ORPHANS BAZAAR.
a Delightful Entertainment Enjoyed
BY rhnSc in Att endnnCc

| a Delightful Entertainment Enjoyed
| BY Those in Attendance.
| The Catholic Orphans Fair at the
| Opera House, on Church street, is meet
ing With very marked success. and large
crowds are In attendance every even
| ing.
The entertainment last night was of
mos; pleasing character, and includ-
| ed solos by Mr. Frank Cunningham, Of
ltichmond; Mrs John =. Eevill, and a
recitation by Mr.. George ]. McDermin,
of Portsmouth.
In the afternoon the Opera House was
crowded with school children from Nor
folk ard Portsmouth. and these were
entertained by a punch and judy show.
Among the recent donations received
Is handsome set OF parlor furniture
from Mr.. John i. Loughran, the well
known furniture dealer. This beautiful
gift is very much appreciated by the
management. and was last night the
ceE!re Of intcrest
Anather attractive and much admired
slfi is splendid portrait of the Rev.
rather tI!oN. presented 10 the fair bv
Nf. charlie MCrrisette. anI painted Nv
mat clever a",ist. This portrait is in
me Defender ltJo.h. where Is also tn bc
found the MAGNIFICENT minia ture re-
| production Of the famous yacht by
! that name.
an interesting pogramme has been
Planned for to-night
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-07
Chrinin,ns i. approaching.

The Gale Jcwelry Co. Drank Fl. Gale.
manageD. is receiving additions daily
TO their already attractive stock. Their
stock of watches. both ladies' and
gents, is the largest and best selected
in the city. II you are in search of n
Christmas present YOU could not do bet
ter than select Z FacherOn and Gem
stantn watch. They are lannon's for
their remarkable time keeping quail
ties, eqEalcd by few, eXcclled by none
This company has inauglIratcd tho
celebrated Diamond and Watch clubs
These clubs viii have the special at :
tention Of Mr.. t. II. Gale, who made
such wonderful success for so MANY
years of the Frank H. Gale Diamond
and Watch clubs Their first club of
fifty was formed last week, and tbei,
SECOND is now well under way. AL
though q fine gold watch or diamond
can be obtained for $l.00 4 week. vet II
Is not an instalmont plan. Ii you don't
know the plan call In and ,rlvestipotc
Our optical department is the best in
the city, that is acknowledged by tnou-
sands who have been so fortunate as to
consult our ophthalmogist, DR. a.
Week, the manager His reputation
as an eye specialist is not questioned,
He leads in his profession. Those
Wishing to make presents of spectacles
to their friends can keep the matter n
secret by selecting gold frames and
after Christmas have the recipients call
upon the Doctor and have their ewes
examined free and without extra cos,
have glasses fitted to suit their peculiar
needs. Prices will be marked down as
low rs will be consistent with bonc.t
goods, and trading stamps given ia
each cash purchaser asking for ,hcm
thus saving per cent. on bottom cash
prices. The watch and jewclry repair
department Is complete and work fs
promised 10 he done In the hest man
ncr and ready for delivery when prom
iscd. Every one knows the engraving
Of this house is artistic and cuualcd nv
none. They make in their own shops
medals and college badges from the
cheapest TO the most expensive nj
prices 20 per cent. less than New Yorl,
quotations. TO do your purchasing of
the Frank II. Gale Jewelry company
is to save money.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-07
Story Of The Reformation Graphically
and Beautifully Told.
NOVEL AND INTERESTING EXHIBITION
VIII nr Repeated Tonisht-B encnt
New Ghcnt IIospiinl-Thc Orphans
Bnzanr-st. Luke's AnxiIinry's
Fancy Work Sale Daughters OF
Tho American Revolution.

The story of the Reformation was
told at the Academy of Music last
evening by Mrs. Ii. L. MCUroc, OF
Philadelphia, before Il good sized au-
dicncc.
The lecture was illustrated by q large
number of Stereopticon views and was
interesting throughout The entertain
mcnt was given under the auspices of
the Lady Managers of the Retreat for
the Sick. the proceeds OF Which are to
be devoted to the new hospital Of that
institution, and was participated In by
over half hundred young ladies ana
gentlemen OF this city.
Part of the programme was opcncd
with an allcgorlcal procession during
which the chorus of GLORY to God"
WAS admirably rendered. Part ii was
scene from the Monastery at Er-
furth VII which twelve, choir
boys participated. Fart III was
the trial OF Luther before EN-
Pet"r CHARLES ". OF Germany, the
principal characters .n which were
MeSsrs. w. ~. Moore as the Emperor
=. S: Stephenson, Cardinal; DR.. IL. b.
fercbee, Elcctor, and ii. G. Avery as
Luther. In this scene there also APP
peared as the l.mpcror's Guard OF
lohor detail from Lee Rifles. Com
pany ~, Fourth Regiment Virginia
volunteers, under command of Captain
.i't'iS II. 'Sneen, Electors Guard Of
Honor, a detail from Norfolk Light
Artillery Blues, under command OF
Captain NJ. G.. Keeling; Cardinals
Guard of Honor, n detail from Uniform
Hank knights of Pythias, Virginia
Company No. 9, under command OF
Commander y. busch.
tart ILL represented Il number OF
nuns and novices, with Miss Margaret
Crandall as the Abbess and Miss Ethel
Nicely as Isabella (soloisU. Part V was
an categorical drill, with ladies repre-
sentlng states OF the Union and gen
tlemen representing States OF the Ger
man Empire. There were rumbcr of
very pretty scenes presented in the en-
tcntainment. The drill In the manual
OF arms by the Lee Rifles was capital.
as were In fact all the marches Miss
ethel Ncely's rendition of '"rhe HOLY
city was marvelously sweet and the
ialr sonEstress won additional laurcls.
The entertainment Will be repeated
this evening. The NirginIan is request
Cd by the management to ask the ladies
ana gentlemen who had tickets Ia sell
TO make settlement with Mrs. Il. NJ.
Hannah, the treasurer OF the of the
Retreat for the Sick. at the Academy
of Music to-day between the hours of
3 and g y. III.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-07
TALENTED tNOROLkTANS.

Kind Words for Prof. Jones and His
Gifted Sister
The Nirginian takes the following
kindly reference 10 two talented Nor
folkians from the Newport News Press
of Sunday:
Miss Fitchett has again opened her
doors and given to the people of tlamp-
ton an evening of rare enjoyment, for,
in spite Of the weather, an enthusiastic
audience gathered at the college Fri
day evening.
The soloist OF the occasion was Miss
Alice Jones, Of Norfolk, and her rich
cCntraito was heard TO advantage in 4
number OF charming selections. notice
ably i'm a lullaby composed by Prof.
Jones. The latter showed his power
rs Il pianist, as We'll as in his mastery
rendering of Ran's Opus II No. 1.
Miss SeEar was also heard III 4 bril-
liant Duet with Prof. Jones, which
proved her present ability as muSi-
clan, and gave great promise Of future
attainment under inc skillful tuition
of Prof. Jones'