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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
AFLATTERING SHOWING.
THE wArER DEPlBrAETT NOS
BANDS ITs RESOURCES.
Requests for Watering Trougbs
tee On schools Hssts The Street
Cleaning Department Ordinance.

Tho members Of the Committee on
Water present last evening were Messrs.
Briggs (chairman). Noble. Montgomery,
Zimmerman. CARRIER. Tanner.
The usual batch of accounts and the
payroll were order to be paid.
Attention was called by Mr.. Mont
gomery to the fact that the Water de-
partment had a considerable balance left
to the credit Of every account for the
first SIX months Of the year.
SICK LEAVE.
A resolution was adopted providing that
in cases OF sicknes In future. not over
half time would be allowed employees.
and this should be only for ten days.
A pcuton was read from the messengers
in the Water Department, asking that
they be allowed car fare when they had
long distances to 60 in the discharge OF
their duties.
Mr.. Boiling explained that several years
ago 1t was proposed tt, give his depart
ment T. wagon He opposed this at the
time ss useless expens, He had found.
however, that occasions often arose when
a great deal of time and consequently
money could be saved by granting the
request for car fares Mr.. Boiling recon-
mended that the payment OF fare be left
to the discretion OF the clerk, which the
committee decided to do The amount
necessary for this purpose Is very small.
Requests were received from the Sociey
for Prevention of Crueqty 10 Animals for
watering troughs at Eighteenth and Dock
streets. Fourteenth and Cary. Mill and
Virginia and Ninth between Main and
Cary The latter would be supplied from
a natural spring. Thd matter was re-
ferred to Superintendent Boiling with
power to act In reply to question Mr..
Boiling said there were about fifteen or
eighteen watering troughs In the city.
well distributed He thought at least two
Of the troughs asked for could be placed
advantagsously.
DATE OF MEETING CHANGED.
The COMMITTEES on Schools met last eve
ming with the following members pres
ent: Messrs. Burton. chairman. Briggs.
CARRIER, Montgomery. This was the first
meeting held since April 9th. On &C
count Of the hour and daee conflicting
with other committees and breaking
quorums. the date was changed from the
last Monday to the fourth Thursday In
each month at Up. n.
The June ACCOUNTS were paid.
STREET CLEANING.
The Council Committee on Health will
meet at s O'Clock this evening to consider
the proposed ordinance creating a Stree
Cleaning Department. and making GER
Departments.
The Committee on Police will meet at
o'clock, and meeting of the Sinking
Fund Commissioners Is called for
o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
NEW YORKER MARRIED IN SALEM.
The vinton Water Works to Supply the
MOI folk and Western.

ROANOKE. VA, June 29-Special.-
Robert l.. Lee OF New York. and Mrs.
]. c. st. John. of Salem. Roanoke county,
were married here this afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock by Rev. DR.. w c. Campbell. pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church, OF
Roanoke. Among those present were
Miss Grace Lee, Charles n. Lee. +. l..
Lee and Clinton q. Vert, OF New York
city.
The Wilton Water Works, which has
Just been reorganized. has secured the
contract for furnishing water to the Nor
folk and Western Railway Company at
the rate of $4,000 per annum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
Will Of Miss Hartman.

Miss Martha E. Hartman. who died re-
Gently in Harrisonburg. Va. made the
following requests in her will. OF which
Hon. G. G. Grattan, OF that place, Is
executor: /, $500 to the Bible Society OF
Virginia, 9. 500 to the Thorwell Orphan
age Clinton. s. G.. 3. To the trustees Of
the General Assembly Of the Southern
Presbyterian Church the following
amounts for the purposes named: 800 for
the Sfillman Institute. for the education
of colored ministers. at Tuscaloosa, Ala. !;
$500 for the Congo mission, In Africa; 500
for mission work In Brazil5 $500 for mis-
sion work in Japan 800 for mission Work
in China; $500 for mission work among the
Indians in che United States; $50 FOR mis-
sion work among the Jews in the United
States.
A number Of personal requests are
made, and the above causes are desig-
mated as residuary legatees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30

band has been away from her. and she
did not know where he was. hearing
nothing from him. So she consulted Judge
Edmund Waddili. and began action In
February last, resulting In hcr divorce on
Monday.
Mrs. Allen says that she Is quite will
ing to work for the childrenfs sake. and
called her youngest tho baby. as she
called him, named Lee. into the room.
and he was soon up In the lap OF The
Times man with large and lively kitten
In his arms.
Mrs. Allen said that Brooks had walked
around the block where she lives several
times in the last few days. and looked
into the house. at least the neighbors
had told her so. for she had not seen
him.
She said that II he molested her at all
she would promptly notify the police. as
the law had given her freedom, and she
did not propose to have any nonsense
ebout 1t in future.
Under the late divorce decree OF the
court in this case, the custody Of the
children was given to their mother, and
she says that they are all she lives for,
and for them she Is glad TO work. She
said that Brooks was an electrician. and
a capable man at his work. till liquor got
the upper hand of him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
JUNE WEDDfNGS,
Several Plight Their Troth at Hymen's
Altar Yesterday.

Mr.. Carroll o. Alley and Miss Lottie c.
Heberle were quietly married yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the residence
of the bride. No. 902 north Twenty
fourth street by Rev. DR.. Dunaway. Of
Leigh-Street Baptist church. in the pres
ence of relatives and few intimate
friends. They left on the 7:15 o'clock
train TO visit relatives in Massachusetts.
Mr.. Alley is an employee OF the Rich
mond Transfer Company and is stationed
at the jefferson Hotel. The bride is a
popular young lady OF Church Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alley will reside at No. 319
north Eleventh street upon their return.
EubanL-Wadc.
Mr.. Ernest Eubank and Miss Clemena
O. Wade were married at o'clock last
night on west Marshall street by Rev.
DIR. w. II. Hatcher. The bride Is daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Wade. and
the groom is a well-known shoe dealer
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eubank will reside here.
To We'd Navy Man,
Lieutenant Robert S. Griffin. OF the
United States Navy. Washington. ID c.,
and Miss Emma A. Laube, OF this city,
will be married at ST. Peters Cathedral
on the morning Of July 9Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
Duffy'sPure
Malt Whiskey

which feeds the tissues. tones up
the digestive Organs, enables the
food to be propeiy assimilated,
enriches the blooi and quickens
the circulation. Replaces weak
ness with vigor aid fortihes the
system against all attacks of cold,
chills, the grip or pneumonia.
Tell your grocer pr druggist that
you will have only Duffy's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
OBITUARY,
Patrick Mcyamars.

Mr.. Patrick Mcnamara. one Of Rich
mond's oldest Irish citizens died Sum-
day morning at an early hour at his
residence, No. 625 Forth Seventeenth
street. Deceased was Y years Of age,
and had been In failing health for sevs-
raj months. He was not complaining,
though. on Saturday. but shortly after
reaching his home he fell. with an at
tack OF vertigo. He had another attack
later that night. and never rallied. death
resulting shortly after the second attack.
Deceased was q native Of Ireland. He
came to this country about nifty years
ago. and for more than . quarter>of q
century was employed by the Tanner 4
Delaney Company. He leaves q widow
and two children-Mr. James McNamara
and Mrs.. Mordecai Taee.
The funeral took place from Ct. Peters
Cathedral Monday afternoon &C 4
o'clock. and the intsrnssnt was In Mount
Calvary csmetegy. The pall-bearers
we're 1oGsrS. Wtnlam Disnov. nlmou
Hagaa. Thomas DBanuan, pnfS1ok oalIar
han. 1aks3ok- oraeA aA1 janHxnoeA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
Elected Omcers.

Annawan Tribe Red Men held their - :.
gular council fire Monday night and al TEL.
scalping several palefaces. the tribe elect
ed their officers for the next six months,
as follows: Sachem. G. 4. williams;
Senior Sycamore. e, X. Fennell; Junior
Sycamore: w. N. Lawrence; Chief Of Re-
cords. G. Z. Hill: Keeper Of Wampun, ].
w. Davis; Prophet. Charles w. Campbell.
After long talks from visiting brothers
from other hunting-grOunds, the council
fire was Quenched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
sTEwlRr HORSE GUARDS,
1hey Celebrate Their Annual Picnic at
Jenning,A Farm.

jennings Farm.
The Stuart Horse Guard, Troop A, of
the FIRST Regiment. Ce7alry, yesterday
hold their annual picnic and target prac-
ttce ct Mr.. Theodore jennings farm, in
|cnesterfield county. The troop left the
rrmory. on north Seventh street, prompt
n 1t 7:S0 o'clock In the morning, in COM
nand Of Captain 4. j. Euker.
N14hey carried only twenty-five rank and
b but were REINFORCED by about as
any more during the day. who could not
= on from their business during the
saxly part Of the day. The men were
lressed In full service uniform. and wore
he regulation campaign hat.
The men spent the day with all sorts
q outdoor Sport. and quite number of
lem took part In the target shooting,
hich resulted In tie between Sergeant
Richardson and Trooper Frank Rap
e. each Of them making twenty points.
P4 then shot again. and Richardson
Pn tho gold medal. making fourteen
|nts. while Baptist secured second prize
u twelve points.
During the fitting match that followed
|ooper Franklin Stearns. .Jr.. carried on
y prize.
he troop returned to this city In safe
last evening about 10 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
OCEAN YIew. old Point. Etc.

II you want to have delightful time.
join the sunday outing Of the c. and O.
Railway next Sunday to either Old Point,
Ocean View o. Norfolk; 81 for the round
trip. Large numbers have used the =.
and O. Sunday Outings, and speak IN
great praise Of the fast clean ride in COM
dust: the orderly people who go: the
grateful bracing sea breezes; the enjoy
able bathing. ana splendid dinner for only
fifty or seventy-fve cents whether at
Old Point or Ocean View. These outing
BROAD Street Station at $50 A. NJ. Re-
turning. leave Norfolk $40 P. NJ, Ocean
View s p. NJ. and Old Point at p. NJ.
arriving Richmond p. NJ. What can be
more restfuI and enjoyable than one OF
these C. and o. clean outings! Inc time
from Richmond to Ocean View Is only two
hours and a half. 1u~JiyLI'S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
Thin Pedple

arc thin because thy do not digest
their food properljand do not get
sufficient nourishnfnt. Thin, wiry,
nervous men and bmen feel weak
and shivery in cdd. raw weather
because they lack stamina, good
rich blood and natral vitality.
To increase the feight. build up
the system of thii, consumptivc>
looking people tlfre is nothing
better than the cumulative nour-
ishment furnishedby
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
Had No Quorum.

The special committee appointed by r.
E. Lee Camp for the PURPOSE Of securing
portraits Of Confederate officers for Lee
Camp Hall, was called to hold a meeting
last evening Captain John T.. Laughton
the chairman, Captain John Boiling, the
secretary and several other members Of
the committee were on hand and waited
vainly for an hour to secure quorum.
No. business could be transacted
Another effort to obtain quorum will
be made tomorrow evening. a meeting
having Teen called for $3.50 p NJ, at Lee
Camn Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30

TO the senior class forlwhich to compete.
but there were three contestants stand
ing equally well throughout the session.
She felt that IL would be unfair TO than
to draw for the medal. and so decided 10
give equal honors 10 tie three, who are
Misses Josie Cohen. Rebecca Hellstern
and Katie Chernault.
After the musicale. there was sur
prise TO Mrs. Sizer II the shape OF a
gold watch and chain. Presented to her by
her pupils. at the hsnds of Rev. Mr..
Stickney. She returned her thanks brief
ly and feelingly.
So closed successful session OF mu-
sic school, which has attained a high rep
utation for careful timing under the
personal attention of Is principal. Mrs.
Sizer. a clever musician and charming
woman
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30

xNAMARA.--Died. Sunday, June 9TH.
At In A. NJ. ct his svsidence, ezs north
eeventeenth street, PATRICK NINA
NARA. aGcd tsvsnty-tWo y{axs.
Ipn4ral took place from s.. Peters
Cssnsdfsi Aontax June Nh. st :
PoEnas .Dsea Jups y 1871. ~ ll:Ao
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
Funeral Of Mrs. Stratton.

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary J. Stratton
took place yesterday morning at u o'clock
from her late home, No. All north s,~senth
street. and the interment Tas na,ss in
Shockoe Cemetery
DR.. w. G. Starr conducted the funeral
ceremonies.
The pall-bearers were hessrs Luke
Harvey. James T. Gray. CH'lrles ~ HIM
ter, Judson b. Wood. W. -. Ere,risn, L.
Leslie Spence. John A. Booker, 4nj Geo
w. Libby,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond Gilt
zens-Other Matters


Mr.. BENJAMIN II. Berry, accompanied
by his wife. left at noon yesterday for
Clifton Springs. Mr.. Berry has been In
failing health for some time. and Che
goes there by his Doctors advice.
God in Nature" is the subject Of the
Rev. DIR. ]. c. Hiden's address to be de-
livered to the Normal School of the vir-
ginia Business College this morning at
o'clock.
At the residence OF Rev. J. r. Hutson.
No. l2s south Laurel street, Monday eve
ming about 0 o'clock. MIR. r. ID. True
was united in marriage to Miss ONE
Hutchinson. both OF Richmon.
In the ire which occurred at No. al7
west Marshall street on yesterday morn
ing Mr.. J. w. Alexander had 800 insur-
ance on his furniture. There was $3.50
insurance on the house. which is owned
by Mrs. o. d. Bauer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30

About three thGrsand people attended
last night, and were highly pleased by a
weil-rendercd and attractive programme
Tho music waS furnished by the First
Regiment Band. The cars were crowded
for over an hour taking out the crowd.
and the Traction Company would greatly
accommodate their patrons by putting
more cars on their line IL the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
HenricO Clerks Office.

A marriage license was issued yester-
day by the Clerk OF the County Court Of
Henrico to Mr.. Frank Blanton. and Miss
Alice r. Mayo. both OF the county Of
Henrico.
Electric fans have been placed In the
offices OF the Clerks OF the County and
Circuit Courts of Henrico, to relieve the
heated atmosphere. and allow these Of
ficers to work with moro comfort.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
Mss NcCliutock's Arm Broken.

Last Thursday while Miss Maude, the
daughter of Mr.. Robert McClintock, Of
China street was riding a tricycle. sho
rolled along the curbing and the machine
tilted over. The young lady was thrown
violently to the ground and broke her
arm. DR.. Henderson was called In and
rendered the necessary attention. She
is now doing well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
Rrunswick County.

LAwRENCEvILLE. VA, June 20
Special.-Brunswick county court Is in
session. No cases Of special interest have
yet come up. -.
The crops of wheat and winter oats
In Brunswick county have been harvested.
Both are good. Growing crops are suffer-
ing for rain. ttn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30

r.,x,n ~ Univ Exeur.,on Rates.

count OF Fourth Of July Holidays. to
points on its own lire. tickets at rate Of
one and one-third fare for the round.trip:
tickets to be sold July ID, Sd. and 9Th for
trains scheduled to reach destination OF
ticket not later than noon July otn. F1nai
ther Information apply to Richmond
transfer Co. 800 east Main street; G. 3.
Campbell. Division Passenger Agent,
Room s. Union Depot; H. D. Owen. Ticket
Agent, Union Depot. 1uz'-tojlys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30

Ofs Nsst ina Abrasive nssidsaoe.
Mersrs. J. b. Elan = Co., viii sell ~
auction at O'Clock this afternoon, Ven
located and desirable house. NO. ~ nostE
Second street. TO those In search OF
home or making an investment this -
an opportunity rarely offered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
OA9To7IA.
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The Reign Of King Hummer.

Bold Winter-time IL King of Year.
The Queen is balmy Summer;
And though thsre're many queens OF soap.
The King is Wolfe's famed HUM
MER"
Save HUMMER SOAP" WRAPPERS.
The largest number gets the WORLD
BICYCLE FREE. On exhibition in Roth.
ert & Co.'S window. Fourth and Broad
streets Richucnd, Va. KELLEY &
DUDLEY. Wholesale Agents. New
Phone No. 544.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30

The funeral OF Mr.. John Carey. ST., who
died on Sunday afternoon, took place
from his late residence. No. 500 north
First street. at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
Ing.
The interment was in lakewood Gene
terry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30

y,nh e Ssly spss1os - ~ ruooo
oseas view ~ G, 40 s
On Monday. duty 81 ne g
stops 1S from RicSsses7 q o. In!
connecting closely Tor Ocean yex:
Inn Erhmond So A. NJ; orr5yn4 T.
Point 10:30. ana OCEAN viev 1t:y =. 81
Returning. leave Old Point u
viii give you . ~ hours g tne
shore. Rates for the SPECIAL ~ q 49,
win b. 10 Old Point >l.o1 and . Ct
View Ills for thsround-trip. y ~
rssrsh u s-Iy Rasss VI xssss>k en1
Wsstern Railway.
Tickets for July 9TH will b sold to ellI
mountain and seashore resorts reacneo
VIA the Norfolk and Western railway. O
ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TnlE
The following reduced rates VIII b y
effect:
Richmond to Norfolk and return. Aeo.
Richmond to Virginia Beach and ~
turn. t3.1c.
Richmond to Lynchburs and return.
s3.S. -
And correspondinsly low rates 70 all
POINTS.
Tickets on sale July I'd, %. 9Th. and
sth. good to return until July !. 49,.
For full information apply to the Rich.
mond Transfer Co.. 900 east Main STREET;
H. ID. Owen, ticket agent. Byrd-Strees
UJnIon) Depot. and at company's omc4
R.w. COURTNEY. i,
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-30
CA0ToRxA.
=. = :;;::::'''':';;.'Lx2zz< y: v
b. 20. =. Minneapolis, HlInn.

On account OF the Eiks m eeting at
Minneapolis. July 6th-10th. the Richmond:
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
have arranged a low round-trip rate from
Richmond Via Washington and Chicago.
For full information amply TO Richmnnd
Transfer Company. COS Main street. Ticket
once Byrd-Street Station. or to
c. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
r. f. and p. v. r..
Byrd-Street Station.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-18
Today's Baseball

The Bakersfield club arrived in the city
yesterday and is confident of winning
today's game with Los Angeles Harvey
and Knell, the two great left-handers
will be opposed to each other as pitchers
The following strong teams will supper;
them, and will bat in the following or
der:
Bakersfield = Farley, second base;
Knell,, pitcher; Hysinger, center field
Selma, first base; Hanlon, right field;
Saunders, third base; Ferguson, lief,
field; Hart, shortstop; Bodie, catcher.
Los Angeles-Thurman, third base;
Wilson, second base; Harvey, pitcher;
Whaling, first base; Mangerina, catcher;
Franck, shortstop; Held center field;
Moore, left field; Van Horn, right field.
The game will be called promptly at
2:30 D. M. and will undoubtedly be the
banner game of the season. Umpire
Shea received telegram from the Ex-
aminer committee ordering him to re-
main here and umpire the game. which
is a guarantee of good work in that i'm
portant position. The Bakersfield club
contains some of Los Angeles old fla
vorites-in fact, the team is picked from
all over the state. The local men are in
good condition and will have their full
strength out.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-18
THREATENED A RIOT
employees OF RIVAL PLUMBING
FIRMS AT OUTS
A Bloody Battle Narrowly Averted
A Disagreement About Old
Plumbing Materials

| The employees of two rival plumber
firms to the number of over a score
| elashed in the old vickery building on
North Main street, where they were
! working yesterday afternoon, and for "a
time quite riot was threatened. Gas
pipes and other improvised weapons
were waved menacingly overhead for a
few minutes, but the affair was settled
without any blood being shed.
The Vickery building was occupied by
the F. w. Braun Drug company which
lately moved out in order to allow GER
tain repairs to be made in the building
All the interior is being renovated and
Parton & futile have the contract for
doing all work except the plumbing,
which contract is held by the Independ-
ent Plumbing company, of which Billy
Merrill is manager. Merrill claimed that
under his contract he had right to re-
move the old plumbing and also to the
possession of the material. He began
removing this several days agx but was
stopped by futile and ordered out of the
building. He left, but yesterday after
noon returned to remove more of the ma
terial. The doors had all been barred,
but Merrill broke in the front entrance
and took four or five of his men into the
building. They had just got fairly start
ed to work when Tuttle again appeared
on the scene and ordered them to stop
the work and to get out. Instead of do
ing this they continued working. He
then tried to force matters and started
to eject Merrill. The two tusseled around
the room for some time and finally fell
to the floor, rolling over and over. III the
meantime the men who were with Mer-
rill stood silently by.
futile had about twenty men working
in the top story of the building whose
presence was not known to Merrill.
They heard the noise of the scuffie down
stairs and a man was sent down to see
what was the matter. When he returned
he reported what was going on and all
of the men hurried to the scene. Re-
enforcement from this quarter Were evil
IDENTIFY unexpected by Merrill's men, but
they seized pieces of gas pipe and other
weapons. making a show of fight. Tut
tie ordered the men who just arrived
from above to put the others out of the
building, and IN spite OF the snow OF HSEt
which had been made they were elected
without any blood being shed.
Officer Mugnemi happened along
while the men were being thrown out
and hurried to a telephone from where
he sent word to the police station that
a squad of officers were needed on the
scene. Policemen Blackburn and Rico
were at once started off, but did not ar
rive until quiet had been practically
restored.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-18

he has been in attendance at the Chris
tan Endea'v or convention.
w. H. LIE onard is building a neat cot
tage at theoorner of Manitou and Sichel
DR.. Barber. superintendent of tbs
county hospital, has returned from q
pleasant trip to the Yosemite.
Frank M. Brosssrt and family are
spending the summer at Ocean park.
The Plans are being drawn for a fine
block of flats, which are to be erected
on Downey avenue between Daily and
Hellman streets.
Miss Nellie winters entertained a
number of friends last Thursday even
ing at her home on, Daily street, games
ard candy pulling being the main fea-
lures of the evenings entertainment.
A surprise party was given Mr.. W. A.
Forbes Friday evening by number of
his young friends at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Parlin of 1924 Baldwin
street.
President Francis E. Clark, founder
of the Christian Endeavor movement,
wifi speak at the union meeting of the
churches on the East Side, which will
be held in the Second Presbyterian
church this evening.
Mrs. Thomas L. Brown, formerly of
Tucson, Ariz., will occupy her new cot
tage, 1927 Hawley street, after July 20.