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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-19
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Arguments In the Telephone Case
Short Orders.

The time of Judge Rolapp was spent
yesterday for the most part in hearing
the remainder of the arguments in the
case Of ogden City VS.. W. w. Crossman
ct al, the telephone ordinance case.
The arguments were along the lines
previously outlined in The Herald, the
defense claiming that their business
was interstate business, and hence not
subject to city license. The city con-
tended that the license could be col
lected, as a rental for the use of the
city's streets, if for no other reason.
L. w. Tackett VS.. Ogden City; de-
murrer submitted and overruled; 20
days given to answer; notice of decis-
ion waived
Ogden Savings bank VS.. w. c. War
rem ct al; demurrer of defendant War
rem overruled and defendant given to
Dec. %, inclusive, to answer.
A. A. Stied VS.. George Harvey; cause
heard on motion of defendant for stay
of execution; defendant given ten days
in which to file bond in event Of failure
so to do; stay of execution set aside
Lewis Zelzsman VS.. John PignOn; de-
murrer of defendant overruled and ten
days given to answer.
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Shields-Gavlord.

There was a fashionable and pretty
wedding last night at the Church of
the Good Shepherd, Rev. w. E. Maison
officiating, and the contracting parties
being Frank 1. Gaylord of Butte, Mont,
and Miss Daisy V. Shields of ogden.
Angus o. linn was best man, and Miss
Made Mack Of Salt Lake was brides
maid. The church was thronged by
friends of the young couple. After the
ceremony 4 reception was held at the
home of the brides parents, and Mr..
and Mrs. Gaylord took the 1920 train
for Butte, from where they will go east
for an extended wedding tour
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Weber Club Extension.

At a meeting of the Weber club di-
rectors held last night, it was decided
to rent eight more rooms. taking in all
but four of the rooms on the fifth floor
of the Loan and Trust building This
will extend the clubs quarters along
the entire south side of the floor, and
will take in the rooms now occupied
by The Herald.
This addition will enable the club
to put in dining room, bath room,
barber shop, committee rooms and pri-
vate Darlors. The members expect to
have the new rooms ready for occu-
pancV by Jan 1
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AssEssMFNT NoTIcF.

NOTICE.-THE ASSESSMENT OF
five cents per share upon the capital stock
of Gold Ridge Mining company, levied
by order of the board of directors, Nov.
26, 1884, remains unpaid upon certificate
No. IS in the name of J. F. Jack, for 800
shares. Amount of easement $4,000. And
unless sooner paid, said stock viii be sold
Dec. 81. 1897. at 10 o'clock a. m, at the
office of Bamberger & Mcmillan, Salt
Lake City, Utah. to pay such assessment.
c. 3. JACK, Secretary a
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ARMY LIFE IN YUKON.
Klondike Relief Bill Gives Troops
Active Service.

Washington, Dec. 1S.-The Klondike
relief bill, as passed, embodied a pro-
vision giving the war department au-
thority to use the military arm of the
government in the execution of the
Klondike measures. While there is lit
tie doubt as to the right to detail Of
ficers and men for the purpose, yet the
department officials wanted specific au-
thority in order to. obviate any ques
ton as to using the military arm for
civilian purposes.
1t is not anticipated that a large mil
itary force will be required. The au-
thorit;es look with much favor on this
expedition, as it will draw officers and
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successor. This story may or
Good-Naturad Princaas.

1t is a favorite device of noveIists to
have some one put a letter in the wrong
envelope, and an embarrassing instance
in English high life is recalled by the
death of Princess Mary Of Teck. A can
did young lady once wrote to friend
that she could not play tennis because
Fat Mary had invited her to a party.
The good-natured princess somehow got
the letter. and when the young lady ap-
peared gave her this wholesome advice
My dear girl, | know ] am stout. but
cannot help it. You should be more care
full in posting your letters. and never
forget that you never know who will read
what YOU write. Don't apologize.
have forgiven VOL :,
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THE HOLD-UPS.
Some Damaging Evidence Collected
Against the Susnects.

A network of evidence has been
woven about the two men suspected of
holding up and robbing the Senate sa-
loon, until now there can be little doubt
that they are the guilty parties. If
the case comes to trial it is expected
that a woman will be able to testify
to hearing the plot Matched, and to see
ing the money divided after the rob-
berry was made. The first intention was
to rob Callahan's place, just across the
street from the Senate, but on arriv-
ing at the back door they found the
place locked. Their plans also includ-
ed a hold-up of the Silver club saloon
and next a bank
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The Standards Finances.

The mortgage formerly held by
David Evans on the Standard plant
and property for 49, 500 has been can
celed. Another mortgage for $500 has
been recorded, the First National bank
being the mortgagee. Five hundred
dollars of the $500 is to run for four
months, and s., 900 for nine months.
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FROM THE GOLDEN GATE.
Alaska Commercial Company's Car
In Ogden.

The Alaska Commercial company car
came into Ogden yesterday, and was
visited by throngs of people during its
stay in the city. The car was we'll
stocked with samples Of supplies for the
yukon, everything from fur clothing
to dried tomatoes and similar vege-
tables being exhibited.
The mayor and a large number of
other officials and citizens visited the
car. and were entertained, some infor-
NAL speech making being INDUCED in,
besides other things.
Governor of Alaska James Sneak
ley, L. Hall and c. H. Holbrook, who
are with the party, are making ar
rangements for the car to proceed to
Denver, whence the Union Pacific will
take it to Omaha, making an effort to
lower the record between these two
cities.
Mr.. Henry Gray of San Francisco is
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the man of the crowd best posted as
to the Yukon country He represents
the Alaska & Yukon Transportation
company, and recommends the all
water route. He says there are two
other companies in the business. The
fare to Dawson is 5000. Freight is 5000
per ton.
The visitors were shown about he
city and left by special train at 2:3O
for Salt Lake. Their car was hand
somely decorated with California flow
erS
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Alaskan Nuggets.

Seattle, Wash. Dec. 1S.-Thirty
pounds of Alaskan and washington
gold dust and nuggets were shipped
east today over the Great Northern
railroad, by the bureau of informa-
ton of the Seattle chamber of COM
merce. The gold is to be exhibited in
all the leading eastern cities.
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TO DISSOLVE.

Evans & Rogers, Attorneys, Will Do
Business Apart After Jan. 1.
Evans &. Rogers, the well known
law firm, are to dissolve partnership
after Jan. l. These gentlemen have
been associated in business for a num-
beg OF years, and are among the best
known attorneys in Utah. The disso-
luton has been agreed upon for some
time.
Both attorneys will remain in Og
de-:.
Mr. Rogers. it is stated, will form a
partnership with 7. D. Johnson. 1t is
not known whether Mr.. Evans will
form a partnership or go it alone.
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Ogden Teachers.

Next Wednesday night, in the high
school building. a reception will be
given for the teachers and other en-
rloyees of the board of education. The
incoming and outgoing boards will also
be on hand. The object is TO get the
new members of the board acquainted
with the teachers.
The Ogden teachers will have three
days of institute work during this va
cation. beginning tomorrow
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as draft animals and to ship them to
Dyea.
Mr.. Kjelmann, the chief herder of the
Alaskan reindeer herd, is now in Lap
land, where ne has been getting an OPP
ton on the animals needed.
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men from the inactivities of garrison
life and give them a mission in which
courage and daring analogous to that
OF active military service will be re-
quired
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Fitting Up a Bows Room

The following description gives an idea
says Harpers Round Table. for com.
bined window-seat. shoe-box and book.
case that can be made in any size to fiji
the space it is required to fill.
AT a grocery store purchase a good
clean box such as canned goods are
same width and height, but twice as
long. Remove the cover of the smaller
box and turn it on end; then arrange a
shelf in It at the left side. To the tor
of the LONG box nail d strip two inches
wide and to it fasten a cover with hinges
These two boxes are to be attached by
means of screws. bookcase is to be
made 16 or IS inches wide four feet high,
and an inch deeper than the width of the
seat-boX. Four shelves can be arranged
and screwed fast through the sides to
accommodate books, and around the top
% strip of cornice moulding can be mitered
and nailed fast.
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THE 400.
Names of Weber County's Jurors
Drawn For 1898.

The jury commissioners appointed by
Judge Rolapp to select 400 names from
the assessment rolls of Weber county
for the coming year have made their
report. C. A. Henry and Nathaniel
Montgomery were the commissioners.
The names reported by them are as
follows.
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War Secretary Occupied With Plans
For Yukon Relief.
HE MAY GO TO CANADA
TO ATTAIN HIS OBJECT IN THE
SHORTEST TIME.
Post-Intelligencer of Seattle Will
Send an Expedition to Dawson
City-Rivalry of Pacific Towns
For Honor of Being the Shipping
Port.

Washington, Dec. 1S-Secretary Alger
is giving much study to the best means
of getting in supplies to the miners in
the Yukon country, and has decided to
ask for bids for the delivery of stores
directly to Dyea, Skaguay or Chilcoot
Already great deal of rivalry has
sprung UP among the towns on the
Pacific coast for the honor of being the
shipping port of the stores and the
business that will follow, and by re-
curing bidders to deliver their goods
directly in Alaska the war department
will be saved the necessity of making
a choice among them.
FOOD REQUIRED.
Secretary Algers estimate now is that
no less than 100000 pounds of food
stores will be required for the texpedi-
ton. This makes the transportation
problem a very serious one 1t is es-
timated that a reindeer cannot be load
ed safely with more than 800 pounds, so
that no less than 1000 head of these
animals would be required as a pack
train if they were the sole reliance. One
question that has engaged the secre-
tary's attention is that of securing the
consent of the Canadian government for
the passage of the relief expeditions
over that part of Canadian territory
which must necessarily be traversed in
reaching the miners.
1t will be necessary to obtain a per-
nit for a military expedition to pass,
and also to secure remission of du-
ties.
MAY GO TO CANADA.
1t is probable that to attain his OBJ
in, la she hi 1f
time, Secretary Alger will go himself
to Ottawa in few days and deal di-
rectly with the Canadian authorities,
instead of relying on the slow moving
process of diplomacy.
The following kilograms were re-
ceived today by the secretary, and by
him referred to General Merriam at
Portland:
Seattle, Wash, Dec. 17.-Secretary
Alger: The PostIntelligencer and it's
Alaskan news syndicate have made
preparations to send an expedition to
Dawson City, leaving Seattle next
Tuesday on the steamer Corona for
Skaguay. 1t is well equipped with oxen
and dogs, and will reach Dawson by
Feb. Is. The pioneer mid-winter expe-
dition and its services are offered to
you for reconnoiters and such other
purposes as you may be able to sug-
geSt. Signed, Edgar b. Piper.
MILITARY GUARD.
This afternoon Secretary Alger sent
a telegram to General Merriam in
structing him to pick out two officers
and so of his best men to act as guards
for the relief expedition. Captain
Brainard is to devote himself first to
experimenting the selection of stores,
their delivery and proper package at
Dyea for the trip across the passes.
Afterward he may go across with one
of the expeditions. The present idea is
that there will be 20 of these parties,
and they will be loaded with 1000 tons
of food, of which Secretary Alger will
advertise Immediately under condition
of delivery at Dyea.
REINDEER.
The United States military attache
of the legation at Stockholm has been
90 la5 tO r1I1rpb ca tho 1-aip6aor Dooda6
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Chicago Evening Post: Wise Boyle
persisted in using fragment of his slate,
much to his teachers disgust why
slate?" she asked I'm sure she'd get
you a new one"
Course she would replied the boy,
I land she'd call it Christmas present. I'd
ruther wait till next term before [ ask
for IT,
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up from the paper)-"The doctors have
discovered another new disease.
Mrs. Chipps-'Well. l wish they'd StoT
looking for new diseases long enough Il
find cure for my old rheumatism
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Partisan Paupers.

1t is estimated that in Paris one in Il
of the population. or 10000. live OF
charity. with a tendency toward crime
II London this class is one in 80.
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REINDEER.

The United States military attache
of the legation at Stockholm has been
cabled to purchase the reindeer needed
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-"COPA DE ORO!'
Territory in every county in the United
States. We want responsible people to
represent us everywhere.
To be we'll is to be happy, and "Copa
de Oro!' makes women well.
A positive cure for all diseases peculiar
to women, inflammations, s,misplacements,
bles, constipation, rectal ulcers fissures.
piles, ETC.; specific cure for nervous trou-
bles and other diseases. and manufactured
by an experienced expert physician, sur
consult free of charge: to all
new patients who mention this ad. on all
Copa de Orc Home Treatment Remedies.
THE COPA DE ORC CO., offices, No.
254 S. Broadway. l.. A, Cal, rooms l, 2.
3 and 4. %
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i've St, bet. Fifth and Sixth, opposite
Central park. Rev. John Gray, rector
Rev. A. B. Weymouth assisting. Services
today; holy communion. an: morn :
ing prayer and sermon, II am. The Rev.
Haskett Smith, M. A.. of London. the
well known English divine and lecturer
will preach at this service. Full choral
preach; subject. 1.-The Easter Twilight"
All seats free; all strangers welcome
Church in close proximity to all the prin-
cipal hotels. 20
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EDUCATIONAL

WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE (IN-
corporated), 226 s. Spring ST.. Is the Oldest
ern California; the most beautiful coll
lege rooms and equipment to be found
in the state; elevator for pupils use; a
large faculty of experienced and able in
structors: open the entire year; both day
and evening sessions: q practical Eng
glish course, a thorough business course
and q course In shorthand and type
writing ata vndes an ..,, ,expe5isncsd stenos-
logue and full information. g. "A
HOUGH. president: N. q. FELKER,
vice-president.
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(31) 4-room cottage Long Beach. Third
st. lot 25x100 feet; clear; to exchange for
Los Angeles or Pasadena property; value
$1,000.
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(46) Four Groom flats, Elizabeth St.
San Francisco; lot 50x114 feet; rents for
$50 per month; to exchange equity for
property in Los Angeles; value $4,000.
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04 S-room 2-story house, S. Chestnut
ST., Il. l.. A., corner. 95x135 feet to alley;
sewer. stable. lawn. flowers. street grad
ed; to exchange equity for property in
st. Louis; value $1,000.
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d15) 17-room house, 8. Hope ST., 4
3Ox125 feet; rents for $50 per month; to
exchange equity for a residence SW.
value $4,000.
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d7G 10-room house, N. Euclid ave.,
Pasadena: rents for $50 per month; lot
GOx1?f feet; to exchange for house and
$500.
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SIMPSON M. E. TABERNACLE, HOPE

SIMPSON M. Z. TABERNACLE. HOPE
ST.. near Seventh. 10a5 a.. m, sermon by
the pastor, Rev. c. c. Mclean. ID. ID.
Children cared for during this service IN
the nursery kindergarten. 1880 p. m, SER
mon by the pastor. Sabbath school, class
meeting, Junior Epworth and Senior Ep-
worth leagues at the usual time. Spec
ial music by the chorus choir. Prof. Cor
nell, leader; Prof. Colby, organist.At next
Wednesday evenings prayer meeting
every member urged to be present. 20
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, FIG
ueroa and Twentieth SITS. Preaching by
the pastor. Rev. Burt Estes Howard. at
IL a. m. and 1880 p. m: on Thursday even
ing the young ladies will give u Greek
entertainment in costume. consisting OF
music, readings and tableaux; great
pains have been taken to make 1t very
entertaining. 20
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EXCURSIONS

PHILLIPS PERSONALLY CONDUCT
ed excureions. 0epver Z Hie Graude and
Rock Island route. leave Los Angelea
Wednesday. Once Na B. Spring st. l-S-tf
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MEN s DEPARTMENT
Pick and shovel men, SLIGO day; mixer
and make butter by hand. $50 etc.; 2
run mowers and rakes, 81 ETC.. men
country, SIS ETC.; first-class buttermaker.
$35. etc. boy. private place, $S, ETC.; ranch
hands, $l5,, SIG, $ls $50. ETC.: elderly Ger
man. $l2: boys, thin beets. $40 ETC.; young
man. milk and chore.. SIS etc.; wood
choppers, Sl.25 and $l50 cord; mixer.
$40 etc.; man and wife, ranch, $50 etc. (;
scraper teamsters, $50 etc; man to fumi-
gate trees. 81 etc. Call Monday; plenty
work. good wages.
MEMS HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Porter, hall man, SIS etc. ranch cooks,
S25 etc. each: elevator boy; al-round cook.
$35 etc.: house boy. $40 etc; many new
orders Monday: call early.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
House girl, Fremont ave-, Grand ave-,
Twenty-eighth ST., Adams and Hope sts.,
$40 and S25: house girl. Palm Springs.
Ontario, Redlands. Colegrove. Ventura.
Tehachepi and Savannah and Pasadena;
$15, $40 and $25; several employers in Office
Monday; girl to assist $40; house girl,
good home, SO week; woman, help with
housework. country, SIS: housekeeper,
three men. Gallup, n. M; nurse, three
children. $20 cook. family and men on
ranch, $25; 2 women for light housework,
good homes, 81 and $40: house girl, three
adults, city, $25: colored house girl. $40;
second cook. school, s25; sales lady for
bakery, S. week.
HUMMEL BROS. & co.
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ds2) 2-story S-room modern house. I'm
ion ave, lot 40x14O feet; to exchange
equity for small cottage, vacant lots or
ranch; value $500.
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CHURCH OF THE UNITY. COR. THIRD
and Hill SITS. Rev. ]. s. Thomson pastor.
Service Sunday at II a. m; Sabbath
school at $3.50 a. M: subject Sunday morn
ing 1.-THE Five Persons in the Gohhead
According to the Bible" There will be no
evening service. 20
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VAPOR AND SALT BATHS; GREAT
help for rheumatisfp; German and Swiss
crced German nurse; select patronage.
l45h 8. Spring st. 6-6
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THE BARNETTS HOLD SPIRITUAL
meetings in Kramer's hall. 1S9 w. Fifth
ST.. between Main and Spring, at 2:S0 and
7:30 p. m. Mrs. Barnett is one of the
most efficient mediums on the coast. Lit
tie Zoe will sing solos. and with her papa,
]. d. Griffith, Esq, DR.. Davis, DR.. Car
pender and others will assist. Miss l..
lawrence, pianist. Hear them. Admis-
sion free; collection. 20
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PREACHING BY b. f. COULTER AT
the Broadway Church of Christ. oppo-
site the court house, today at II am. and
7:45 pm. Sunday school. $3.50 am. Young
peoples meeting at $3.50 Pm Church
prayer meeting Thursday evening. Bible
class Friday evening. su-tf
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
BATHS

HAMMAM-TURKIsH BATHS, ELEC-
tricity, massage. rubs, plunge; porcelain
tubs; all kinds Of baths from Csc up.
Hours: Ladies, 8 g.. m. to p. m. also
Tuesday and Friday evenings: gents day
and night. Tel. Black 6s1. 2l0 8. Broad
way. 6-S
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Q90) Groom house, s. Pearl ST., mod
ern improvements: to exchange equity
for ranch property; value $4,000.
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TRUTHSEEKERS MEET AT 1861 S.
Spring ST. at 10 am. for Sunday school.
conference and farewell of DIR. Carpenter.
At 1880 pm, address by ]. V. Briggs and
installation of officers; violin solo by
Miss Geneva Bach; spirit messages by
Mrs. Weeks Wright, Jennie Warren, VIM.
Green and others. Admission free. 25
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FOR EXCHANGED ACRES, WELL
improved; good 2-story frame house, large
barn flowing well, fruit for family use
soil suitable for sugar beets; would make
fine dairy or stock ranch; large cream
cry within 2 miles: price. $7500 clear
want an eastern farm. Iowa or Illinois
preferred.
10 acres in Santa Ana: water. stocked,
best of soil. nice cottage: acres in bear
ing walnuts, acres in deciduous fruits.
principally apricots; price, $1,000; clear;
want an Iowa farm.
20 acres in Santa Ana; very nicely im-
proved best of soil and location. flowing
well; price, $1,000; clear; want Illinois or
Iowa farm.
acres in Tustln; water stocked; house
and outbuildings; land mostly in bearing
apricots; price, $4,000: want farm in Gen.
trail Iowa.
All the above property located in
Orange county. and will bear investiga-
ton. For further particulars address
]. G. QUICK,
% Santa Ana, Cal.
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ST. JOHNS CHURCH (EplscopaD, cor.
Adams and Flgueroa SITS. Rev. B. w. r.
Tayler. rector. Holy Eucharist 1880 am. !.
morning service and sermon at IL: full
choral and evensong and sermon at 1880
D. M; holy eucharist every Thursday
and every holy day at 10 am: seats free;
vested choir; strangers invited. su-tf