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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-17
''Tannhauserv In BrosLIyn.

The Damrosch-Ellis Opera Company will give
"Tannhhuser at the Academy OF Music.
Brooklyn. this evening. The opera will be pre-
sented, exactly as in New York, the principal
parts being sung by Gadski, Rraus. Barna,
guaranteed by the advance sales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-17
DouEhty-stsut.

Tho marriage of Miss Florence Stout. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Stout. Jr.
of West Brighton. s. l.. and ]. Henry DouRbty
took place IN st. Mary's p. II. Church. West
officiating. The maid Of honor was Miss KAN.
crime Gnswald and the best man Charles n.
hsinsken. Henry y. Dumbell, and HOWARD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-17
Mottu-CFOWn.

Miss Celeste Winans Crown. daughter Of Mrs.
y. Randolph Crown. was married last evening IN
Baltimore TO Mr.. Rudolph Henri Mottu, or
merly OF France and now of Baltimore. Iae
IN was performed at Christ's ChurcH ~
the, Rev. Edwin b.. Niver, rector OF the paT.sh,
assisted by the Row. Henry +. Kloman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-17
acknowledgements

BALTIMORE, Eel. 18.-Miss Mary Alice Nc
Sherry. daughter of DIR. Edward Coale Mcsncr.
ry o., Frederick, Md. was married 10 Mr.. Ei.n.
Slinglufr Of Baltimore, at noon to.dar. me
~ was performed at the home ~ -Dn
brides rather. Father ORourke was the OF. at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-17

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. l5.-Mr. Roswell I"ss
ana his cousin, Miss Ruth Nelson. were mar ID
this evening at Oak Lawn. the historic COMFY
sehI OF Major John Page, the father VI no
bridegroom. The bride is a daughter OF a no, d
missionary 20 China. and the bridegroom Is lne
President OF the Richmond Bar Association. de
- = brother OF Thomas Nelson Page.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-17
NewArL ReDubIlcau. stand By CI.rL w.na.u.

Tho Newark Common Council voted last night
to dismiss City Clerk Lewis J. Wendell. who
was recently found guilty of having wrongfuily
charged a fee for tho transaction or city bust.
ness. The vote was 16 TO IL, tho Republicans
10 give up his Office at once, "a the case has
gone to the Supreme Court for review. and
pending . decision the Council cannot compel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-17
Bryan Isn't, ConserrIns with Popu,,.t..

LINCOLN. Neb. Feb. 16.-Mr. W. J. Bryan did,
not GO to the silver conference at Minneapolis.
and wants his statement to that effect sent to the
press. Bryan's enemies assert that he is afraid,
Popuiist elementol the silver party, as he thinks
It Will detract Democratic support from hisi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-17
seLoharle CounlI KleoiIon.

cHoHARIE. n. Y, Feb. l6.-schoharie county
returns show that the Democrats gain two In
me Board Of Supervisors. The hoard stands.
$1,000, Democrats 10. Republicans d,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-17

wSShinEsonL Birthday excursion to Niagara Falls
"a mest shore Railroad on next Monday trainsi
h 1oasS :: NJ. SEQ 1850 and $500 ]. 4. oaiy 81 for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-17
THE OPERA.

a Brilliant Performance OF {. Les Hurueu ctr ,
mt the Metropolitan.
The performance Of lies Huguenots" last
night in tho Metropolitan was not in all regards
n brilliant one. but came very near being 40
The cast in full was as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-17
Rose. Samuel j..
Tod. J. Kennedy
Warner. John De witt


BOROUGH OF
Shortt, William Allairo
The Coconino sun., 1898-01-29

The present cold snap, says the Tucson Citizen, is said to be almost unprecedented in southern Arizona. While the days are bright and clear, the air is raw and cold because of snow on the surrounding mountains. Ice is formed nearly quarter of an inch thick every night.
The Coconino sun., 1898-01-29

At Nephi, fifteen miles east of Php- nix, the schoolhouse lately erected at cost of S4,OO0 was destroyed by fire. The fire was incendiary, the building within having been well saturated with kerosene. The fire was discovered by Eli Openshaw, who lives short dis tance from the schOolhouse site, and while he and his family were occupied in an attempt to extinguish the fire the incendiary made flank movement and set fire to the Openshaw residence. The work of the incendiaries is charged to bitter squabble that has prevailed in the district for year over the local schoolhouse. No clue leading to the apprehension of the firebugs has been discovered.
The Coconino sun., 1898-01-29
THE COCONINO SUN.

New York clergyman, desiring to have his only son. aged 10 years, choose for himself his life's work, after many futile attempts to make the youngster commit himself, hit upon this plan: He would place in an empty room copy of the Bible, large red apple and silver dollar. He would then lock his son in the room. If, when he returned, he found the boy reading the Bible, he was destined for the ministry; if eating the apple, he would follow agricultural pursuits; and if he had taken the dollar he should be politician. What was the reverend gentleman's surprise upon entering the room after short interval to find the precocious youth reading the Bible, eating the apple and with the dollar in his pocket. He made him lawyer.
 In School District vs. Stocking (Mo.), 1857. 37 L. k. A., 408, A gave his note to aid the enterprise of providing library building for board of educa- tion, and subsequently, became insane. Held: That subsequent insanity is in- sufficient to prevent liability on the note if the school district, on the faith of such note, had expended moneys or incurred liability in promoting the enterprise.
 A representation that notes are "ss good as gold" made to induce vendor 10 accept them as part of the purchase price of lands, and intended and under stood to be a representation of facts within the vendee's knowledge, of which the vendor knows nothing, con stitutes an actienable false representa- tion and not merely an expression of opinion. Andrews vs. Jackson Mass.), 1897.
 Inability to comprehend the obliga-
The Coconino sun., 1898-01-29

The taxes assessed in Cochise county for last year amounted to $l05, ,89l. .9l, of which sum $95, ,04l.l7 was paid, leav- ing only a little over 5000 delinquent -an excellent showing for our property owners. Of the amount received In taxes, Sl7,74s26 was remitted to the territorial treasurer as our share of the territorial tax; the sum of $l2,000 was paid on our bonded indebtedess, and outstanding warrants took up the re- mainder. News.
The Coconino sun., 1898-01-29

New York clergyman desiring have his only aged 10 choose L. R. A.
The Coconino sun., 1898-01-29

It was held in Macomber vs. Detroit Company, 66 N. w., 376, that timber sold to be removed from land within a specified time, and which remains uncut at the expiration of the time limited, reverts to the owner. of the realty.
The Coconino sun., 1898-01-29

Inability to comprehend the obliga- ton of a note or to understand and intelligentlv answer questions put by the court upon voir dire examination, renders person incompetent to testify
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26

L. +. Griffith, DR.. and Mrs. w. Il
Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bick-
ford, Mr.. aud Mrs. Fl. d. Patton, Mr.
and Mrs. ], f. Hughes. Miss Rosalie
Friendly, OF Eugene, Miss Nina Heu-
lat, Miss Leone Paine, Miss Carrie
Paine, Miss Mayme Case, Miss Jessie
Breyman, Miss Lou Hirsch, Miss
Sophia Wolfe, Miss Gertrude Hirsch,
Miss Neva Griswold, Miss Oda Chap
man, Miss Lenna Hirsch, Miss Gussie
Giesy, Miss Claudia Gilbert and Miss
Mary Tillson; Messrs. Roy Bishop,
Harry Albert, Clarence Bishop, Otto
Metschan, RI. Guiss, Bert Haney, c..
l.. McNary, F. S. Dearborn, Z. D.
johnson, H. G. Hibbard, Prof. f. W.
TillsOn, J. b. F, Giesy and DR.. W. D.
McNary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26

certainly give it another trial, aud
will in the meantime recommend it
n every one needing it,"
1t is now time, il ever, to get health
aud strength.
Nothing should now interfere with
building uD weakened nerves and
purifying the blood.
Now is the time Of year when
rhe 1matisrn aud neuralgia must be
cured, when debility and nervousness
must be checked, when bad health
must be meDded-if one hopes ever to
get well.
IL Is not that rheumatism, neural
gia, Insomnia, and kidney troubles
are hard TO cure-Paine's celery COM
pound has made host Of suffers we'll
but people make themselves chronic
invallds by neglecting the early
symptoms Of disease.
Thousands OF lives that are now
fast wearing out would be prolonged
II Paine's celery compound were in
each instance used to stop those
ominOus pains over the kidneys, to
build up the rundown, nervous
strength, and cure permanently those
more and more frequently recurring
attacks OF headache and indigestion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26

q55te = shfIe az vita 10 Char
CDa5s6T Co, thzs Hid nssaT . stsse
fair e1gsxerCent zt TIE Ped
EsKt sszs01 - s@0gts iii y sosTs5
% bs5nz bsttsT z,1 ssso1zsr stfssc-
tisS1s n SziszD, - TIE pssssat nlzozEs-
nos.t are gsttioz tkes1selTss sssab-
listed IN eastern cities Eifh al nan
sgsrs. ara bsssi1ss tie .tbsztsiczl ss2-
sDo foT - bzs bsfzbter psDeSectA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26

Senator Pritchard Of North Carolina
became prominent 10 the cooperative
movement in North Carolina, the sue
cess Of which resulted 10 his election
TO the Q. S. senate TO fill the term Of
the late Senator L. B. Vance. qe
was reelected to the Senate in 1887.
Mrs. Pritchard's testimonial 10 her
faith in Paine's celery compound is
reproduced above.
Below is testimonial received from
the wife Of L. 5. Senator Warren OF
Wyoming, whose distinguished ser
vices for the cOuntry's best farming
interests are 50 we'll known.
81 was persuaded to try your Palne's
celery compound in the early spring,
when in a very run down condition.
The duties devolving upon the wife
Of an Official in public life are
naturally very exhausting, and 1 was
tired out and nervous when com
menced using the remedy. l take
pleasure in testifying TO the great
benefit l received from its use, and
can truthfully say that am in almost
perfect health again. II 1 ever find
myself running sdown again, 1 shall
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26
STATE HEws

TIE cDsntg cl1Esnt5o1s in Clsckz-
,0zs ooDnty E,ess - Apsfl =
Psosloos have ben granted n J0an
n Hztasus q TIE Dslies, -. Dzn.
isc Lid os1ck. Portland, ss.
VIA. Rzm50. 20 tFizL a. HillslDFD
% chzsgs = rzpe. p.es6 guilty zod
Vii ~ seotenos1 70 de uass,
TIE fam. Tes51eroe q Tb1z8zs Mad
len. rear Res5ViIis. Ezs DgrDsd the
oshsF az. 80 losBrsnos.
4 Izrxs 6roTe u Klzno0th cognty
czt.le are - Ashland ara have besn
sold ~ the CriVD NEAT 90, - Port
lzo6 foF y osDts Det,
& nan NAMED An5ersOa, ~ Gardi.
nsr. sst5Dck mil hand named ..
si9zrso With ar az. seVeriDg bic Wind
plps. Ao1srsDn nzs been arrested.
+. " RzmsJT. eI-cO1nty recorder
u CIackzmzs cDDDtT net With 2
seriD1s = c11ebt Wednesday. He vas
caught betseen bis uzZDn and 2 tele-
graph p1le, breaking sDlDs u bic fios.
Sellle. the 10 yezr-1ld daughter u
VIM. Jennings u Oak Point, was
struek ~ a falling tree breaking both
her arms sOd lezs. The child died 10
her fathers arms while % the way N
q 6OctOT.
Captain EndeTby, an Old man living
near The DaIIes, while operating a
rDz6-scraper the other DAY. broke his
right Isg abOye the ankle. The sccld.
eDt j. q very seTlO1s one, because "
the captains aye.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26

Miss Minnie COlettc, residing with
her sister, Mrs. John Thorndike, at
Sterling, was fatally burned Wednes-
day morning. She was using coal oil
~ start a fire In the kitchen stove,
when an explosion Ocurred. Her
clothing caught fire aud was COM
pletely burned of her body.
News was brought 10 PendletOh
from Camas Prairie Wednesday that a
young man named Howard Brooks
was crippled for life as the result Of
an accident while hunting. A shot
gun In the hands Of his companion
exploded accidentally, and the CON
tents entered both his legs, laceratiDg
one Of them Ia "A fearful manner, 81
that amputatiOn Will be necessary.
The other leg was not 80 badly hurt.
A famale sharper has been reaplng
a harvest In Albany. AT seY-
eral places Of buslnes she represented
herself TO be resident OF Albany,
whose husband has gone away, leaving
her little short Of money, and In a
sad faced way she explained that she
wanted 10 pawn her cherished gold
ring, slipping IL from her finger, for a
dollar or two for few days. She
got several dollars In this way, when
IL WAS found that the rings we're the
cheapest kind Of trash, worth about 10
cents barrel. In the meantime the
woman had 1ltted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26
Another Cut.

Commencing March IL the follow
ing rates will apply via Huntington
and the Oregon Short line, Kansas
City TO Sioux City inclusive: First
lass, $40; second class, $40. To Chi.
ago. first class $3l 80; second class,
81 80. To New York, $35; second
class, s25. To ST. Louis, first class,
S27 80; second class $3.50. To Chey.
enDe, Denver, Colorado Springs aud
Pueblo, first class, $40; second class,
$50. Travel via the through car line
on these rates. Cheaper than staying
at home.
Inquire Of Boise &Barker, agents,
270 Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26


Pacific Coast tour, Of this highly sue
cessful play Is one Of unusual excel
lence, embracing as IL dOes such artists
az Mr.. Frank Linden, the popular
eastern rOmatic star, May NaDncry,
the brilliant ycung emotional actress,
who held San Francisco audiences
continually, for three years aud E. j..
Holden, until recently with Nine
MOdjeska. prisoner Of Alglers" Is a
sequel Of Monte Christie, and IN full "
exciting situations all through the
play. The play Is dressed with an ele-
CANT and Historically correct ward
robe that adds ~ the completeness OF
this artistic presentation.
Arrangements are under way for
the appearance here shortly Of Hoyt's
Texas Steer company, headed by Miss
Katie Putnam, vino Is the star Of the
company.
The o. r. Crawford company are
vending their way towards the coast
aud IL ls their Intentions later 10 pro-
duce the following well known plays
at the Reed Brand Of Cain" "Smug-
gler."
The Wheeler Hockey company will
soon be seen here, in a week Of roper
tOlfc, followed by the celebrated Sl
Perkins Comedy company, also In re-
f.f Ehaaa "A lfg
will play at peoples prices.
Mufry and Mack Iu "Flnnlgans
Ball" viii be seen here next season.
also Theodore Hamilton "ln Pudd'n.
head wilson"
Danial Frawley has received an ex-
cellent offer 10 present his stock COM
pany 10 Philadelphia next se ason.
Mr. John World OF "Town Topics"
first came 10 the coast In 1854 with
Tony Pastors show. lie and his
pretty sister we're then known as
Venus and Adonis. They we're the
first % introduce bicycle riding Ia
this country.
Venus Is now the principle bare
back rider With the Barnum aud
Rallcy 10 London.
Chas. E Graham the Dutchman "a
"TOwn Topics" IL brother OF Bob
Grnham. lie came 10 the coast some
time ago with the New YORK Casino
company.
Mr.. Frank Bacon well and favorable
known In this city has been especially
engaged for the part Of the general Ia
the "Glrl / left Behind Me" ia which
will soon open at the "Burbank
theatre Ia los Angeles.
Mr.. Mortimer Snow IL now leading
man 40 "MorOscos Grand" In San
Francisco. Mr.. Snow appeared here
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26
The Reed Attraction,
Strong Companies Booked
for Balance Of Season.
1z1nz Tss- e,s H0caeJ -Wsseses
C0>z5asE

This eye0iDz TIE Red VII
hare 70 ~ b1zr5s o1s n tk5s fDonBss;
farce cDzos5iss ever zen .ssrs- TIE
Broadway C1,1se5izDs, WDfic, Keller
snd Max pin - sesn 20 Torn
TO,ses's which va sSitten fos lzDzh-
fnz pgrp0aes Oolg. It hzs hz6 . tED
yezEs' sDcesssgi run frDsn Maine n
the Pzessc ey1zst zo1 szs ~ ~
zgdBencs p1id wherever ths eDzos5g
pzs Prod gce5, BOst farce eOa0sog
attrzetlOos, lt il knDED, hare oolT :
fep clever peopls am the baiz0ce d
the co1oDz1y are 7DEop1ee1 Of cheap
people. ut ~ with ''TONn Topics''
the management hare made rad
lczl departure 10 this particular s06
there are ~ nli Dp.. ezcb sD1 even
roensef f. 1elI kDONn an1 popular
entertainer. "TOnn TOpics" ls kDOgn
asoOog the Theatrical profession
~ the big eiiT snDu, 10 Othsf SOf5s
- bas been OSzsnlzed exclusively fOf
the IsrgeT cltles.
oIn san PfznciscO, a. the California
theatre Town Topics TUNED them
away. ~ yO1 want ~ ssse the funniest
event ~ tbe ssasOO attend the Der.
fOrmzDce tOolzht.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26
BEST OF ALL.

To cleanse the system in a gentle
and truly beneficial manner, when
the Sprlngtime comes, use the true
and perfect remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
One bottle will answer for all the
family and costs only 80 cents: Buy
the genuine. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Company only,
and for sale by all druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26

On BODday Dlgbt the management
u The Reed" announce the great
Yomstlc drama ''pSisODeT " AIgieTs''
which will be produced here 10 lts
entirety. This OrzspIzatl0D ~bieh
has Oeen specially selected for the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26
WONDERFUL MEDICINE FREE (!
PROMPTLY EVERY, IMAM wHohNEEDs A GENERAL
.BRACNG UP.
1t Brings Perfect Manhood to ALL
The Greatest Discovery of the Famous
PHYSICIANS INSTITUTE.
FCCHICAGO ILL.

EsGratutouy gladly sent to all who
treatment
of
ovework
medical
write us at giving
course specially
~ ABSOLUTELY We
all to
re is impossible with method
READ WHAT THESE PATIENTS SAY
institute Chicago: %
Dear Srs- of
different
deep gratitude
derfuL am perfectly hundred times and win
heP you all possibly May God bless
Yours c. p.
La, June1
Friends-ease
Losses entirely
" h am better than
All my friends
uohgF Never - "
pbvs,o,ans. ,....... Ever riend M p.
|nlcaso' HAVANA. N D., lar.
wish TO result
During
was remarkable
taxing medicine
'N''
OF similar letters ~
are bona nde expressions
anu rmmo7 that We not
ours lin
spee'aV
''' p0S"SN " MAf'nA' which IS always plainly sealed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26
Bottled Up!

Whether in the form of pill powder
Or liquid, the doctors prescription for
blood diseases is always the same
mercury or potash. These drugs bottle
mp the poison and dry it up in the
system, but they also dry up the marrow
in the bones at the same time.
The suppleness and elasticity Of the
ioints give way to stiffness, the rack
ing pains of rheumatism. The form
gradually bends, the bones ache, while
decrepitude and helplessness prema-
turely take possession OF the body, and
1t is but a short step to a pair of
crutches. Then comes falling OF
the hair and decay of the bones, "a con-
dition truly horrible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26

We are anxious TO do a little good
in this world and can think OF no
pleasanter or better way TO do il than
by recommending One Minute Cough
Cure as preventative OF pneumonia.
consumption and other serious lung
troubles that follow neglected colds.
Stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26

At the hall in the Holman build
Ing Monday evening Salem Rebekah
Lodge, No, very appropriately cele-
brated its third anniversary.
Oswald West served as master OF
ceremonies and during the evening
the following program was rendered:
Opening Addresses-M. Manassee,
OF San Francisco.
Instrumental Duet-Miss Llnnie
Statesman and Mrs. Oswald West.
Recltatlon-M Mrs. NJ T.. Baldwin.
Vocal Solo-Miss Georgia Daven-
port.
Instrumental jolo-Mlss Butler.
Instrumental SOlo-A. Il. VAIN.
Vocal Duet-Mlss Emma Miller aud
Miss Kightlinger.
Vocal SOlO-Mlss Stella Hurst.
RecitatiOn-Miss Buckingham.
Address-Ed N. Edes.
Tables were arranged about the
lodge room and whist and other
games were INDUCED Ia, refreshments
being served, aud adjournment follow.
Ing at a late hour
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-26
The Week Socially,
Social Happenings In Salem's
Various Lodges.
o. ~. .. N-Nz-T Lecsz-ez o. aHyT-
nszssz~ Beso-. Ir-ses czz5.

TIE rst1rn q Rev. J. S. White -
this city after ~ z5seocs q ssTs1
weeks 10 Syztbsrn California and bis
0yDDlete rsstJTztio1 % health, are
Dost zrztifTIng % the n8srnbers q
bis parisb- The pgpiisOf the academy
q Szcrsd Heart 30 this city, welcomed
their pastor 0o1oe by giving 40 in-
formal rsesp:ion and eDtsrtslnmsnt
10 the assembly hall Wednesday.
The fOllOHIng program was TerJ
cre5itzDly Tsodefsd:
Grestinz SODg-SchoJl-
Address q WslcOme-Mlss Delphlns
COrnOTer.
Vocal Selection Q3zrtette -
"Fnsndsbip, Love and Song"
detrimental N1sic-thres plans
music written by II EngIemann.
At the cODclDsiOn u the prUgram
Rev. White gave 40 interesting oss-
criptiOn u MS trIp ~ aud sOjourn TO
the Golden State"
The mssqGe socisl and dance given
b. the local A. o. Z. w. lodges and
Degree n Honor Wednesday evening
at the hall of Protection Lodge No. 2,
10 the State Insurance Building, was
az unqualified success. Fully one
hundred persons were ia attendance,
one half Of whom were masqued.
The costumes represented were Orfgi-
nal and quite unique and created end
les nerrimeDt among the spectators
The grand march, at $50 was FOL.
lowed by program Oi dances, all Of
which were INDUCED ia 10 the infinite
delight " the participants
joe WOOdford, A. r. Gilbert and y,
J. Judah constituted the committee
On prizes which made the following
awards First prize, Lady, Mrs. w. z.
Anderson (''Grandma'j; BOOby pnze,
Lady; Mrs. K. ID. Holman, ('Red
DOminO''J; First prize, Gentleman, A.
j. Ba5ey, c'Oregon COnvlct'J; BOOby
prize, Gentleman, Fred West ("COon''l.
Unmasking followed the dlstribu-
ton Of the prizes, and the pleasures Of
the dance were resumed until a late
hour when refreshments we're seryed
and adjournment taken.
At regular meeting Of the local W.
Z. Il. T.. Tuesday, which vas we'll al
Tended, supefinteDdents Of different
departments Of the w. e. r. U. Work
were appointed as follows:
Mrs. Spay.
Prison and Jail-Mrs. Olive Kyle.
Franchlse-Mrs. Ramp.
Flower Mlssion-Mrs. Emma Nor
gan.
Lectures--Mrs. Daisy Rogers.
Paflor Meetings - Mrs. Mary
Rhodes.
Legislative Petitions and Enforce
ment OF LAWNS. r. w. Davenport.
Medal Contest-Mrs. La Toilette.
Scientific and Temperance Instruc-
tlOn-Mrs. Watson.
Narcotics sutton.
Peace and Mercy Mrs. Sherwood.
gSabbath Obseryance-Mrs. Math-
eDy.
Mothers MeetIngs-Mrs. Tasker.
Purity-Mrs. Laura Savage.
Union Signal-Mrs. Piper.
Falrs-Mrs. Scriber.
Purity IN Literature and Art-Mrs.
Sanders.
Domestic EcOnomy-Mrs. Keeler.
Temperance Temple Work Mrs.
Fones.
Tuesday evening at their home No.
405 Cottage Street, Rev. II. A.
Ketchum, aud family OF the
First Presbyterian Church, we're
rendered donation party by the
members Of the church and
congregation. The affair was
complete surprise 10 the pastor and
his family which circumstance added
TO the enjoyment Of the occasion. Dur
ing the evening the parsonage was
filed 10 oYerliowing. The evening