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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-03-19

YictiOns.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
LABORERS FAVOR
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Adjournment of the De-
troit Convention.
Special Dispatch TO The Call.

DETROIT. Dec. 2o-The longest con-
ventlon of the American Federation Of
Labor ever held ended this afternoon.
During the nine days that the delegates
We're in session declara tions were adopted
concerning a great variety OF questions OF
more or less public import, but for the
first time in many years no proposition
was made or action taken even remotely
connected with the money question or
other pending political issues. Among the
closing items OF business were the adop-
tlon of resolutions appealing TO Congress
90 submit 20 State Legislatures a six
teenth constitutional amendment TO pro-
hlbit clsfranchlsement OF citizens on ac-
count of their sex. and directing President
Gompcrs 10 correspond with the trades
unions OF the continental European cOun-
tries with "a view OF bringing about fra
tcrnal relations
The federation unanimously reelected
all its old officers. The only contests oc-
CURED in selections OF fraternal delegates
20 the Foreign Trades congresses. The
elections resulted as follows:
President-Samuel Gompers OF Wash
ingfon.
Vice presidents-P. ]. Mcclure OF Phila-
dclphia. lanes Duncan Of Boston. James
O'Conneu of Washington. John Mitchell
OF Indianapolis. Max Morris OF Denver
and Thomas !. Kidd OF Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

Crocker will have ceased to be an officer
OF the Southern Pacific.
With George Crocker out of the way It
will be necessary 10 at once appoint some
one TO succeed him. and II is TO decide on
that some one that the present meeting
Is called.
Persistent rumor has designated II. f.
Huntington as the man who is TO fill the
place. But those on the inside say that
rumor in this case will prove TO be in
error. They say that as assistant to the
president II. T.. Huntington already oc-
cupies a place that can have no dignity
added TO II by the title OF second vice
president and that as he now is he rep
resents his uncle as fully as he possibly
could. Moreover. the place under discus
sion calls for one who is in thorough
touch with every detail of the operating
department and Kruttschnitt is the man
whose past experience most fully fits him
for such a post
With the installation Of the new officer
every vestige of Crocker and Stanford
patronage will disappear. A new order OF
things will prevail and many of the ad-
herents of the old dynasty will find that
with a new king on the throne they will
be lucky TO retain such places as they
have without seeking for advancement.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
KRUTTSCHN|TT
WILL POSSIBLY
GET THE PLUM
Said to Be Likely to
Succeed CroCker.
EAST THE SCENE OF ACTION
SIGNIFICANCE OF A HURRIED
TRIP TO NEW YORK.
EAST THE SCENE OF ACTION

II. r. Huntington and General Manager
kruttschnitt of the Southern Pacific Com
pany left the city last evening on a hur-
ried trip to New York The fact that they
went to New York is nothing I'm itself,
but. taken with all its attendant clrcum-
stances, II is pregnant with possibilities
OF great changes soon 10 take place In the
official personnel of the great corporation.
1t means that the effect of the with
drawal of the Crocker interest from the
company is soon to be made manifest in a
change In the executive staff which WILL
In measure. extend throughout all the
different departments of the big concern,
touching those in more subordinate posi-
tions as well as those high In authority.
Mr.. Kruttschnitt has only been back
from his last visit TO the metropolis of
the East little over ten days and Mr..
Huntington's return TO this city was but
short time ahead of that of the general
manager.
Yesterday both of these gentlemen re-
ceived orders from c. =. Huntington COM
manding them TO proceed 10 New York
at once. The orders were for their imme-
date departure and they left last night
observing so much secrecy about their
going tnat there are number of
Southern Pacific employees who will learn
this morning for the first time of the alb
sence of their chiefs from their desks.
When seen last evening Mr.. Krutt-
schnitt admitted that he was about to go
East, but he said that he had no idea
what was the reason of his being sum-
moned; he was told to so and he was
merely obeying the order.
His opinion was that as he was one of
the directors of the road, his presence
was required at meeting that is TO take
place In New York about the latter end
of this month. IL is customary for the
meetings of the board of directors to be
held In the city that is the most convent
ent, judged from Its proximity TO the
greatest number of directors. AS all OF
the directors necessary 10 a quorum are
now in the East. with the exception of the
two who left last night. It was more con-
venient for them TO go on there than to
have the others come on here.
This Is all very true. 1t is also true
that Mr.. Huntington is not I'm the habit
or requiring the attendance OF his sub
ordlnatcs from across the continent unless
he has some very good reason for wishing
10 see them. particularly at n season OF
the year when they desire to be with their
families and when they have only lust
returned from n like trip.
The fact of the matter is that at the
meeting so soon To be held the new vice
president will be appointed or provision
will be made for his appointment as soon
ceived
The designations OF Wilson, Lathrop
ana w. IL Crocker arc already in New
York and George Crockcr is only waiting
Tor Speyer to pay over the purchase
sented.
The general opinion OF those In a posi-
ton TO know is that the deal will be closed
by the first OF the year and before the
new century Is month old George
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
ST. MARY'S (PAULIsT-

Following is the musical programme to b
rendered at ST. Marys Church. corner Call
fornia and Dupont streets. on Christmas day:
High mass will be sung at o'clock At
this mass will be sung Ganss second mass
In u and "Adeste Fideles." Masses will
be said at G. I. s. and 10 o'clock. Solemn
high mass at II o'clock. The choir will
sing "Adeste Fideles." Noel and ''Venl
Creator" During the solemn service Cim-
arosas Grand Military Mass Will be given.
Miss Newton. soprano; Miss Josie Murphy.
contralto: DR.. James f. Smith. tenor: Will
liam Gordon. basso assisted by the follow
ing ladies and gentlemen: Sopranos-Misses
Tillle Pauba. May Higgins. NJ. o. Brien.
Jeanette Johnston Josephine Short. Sibyl
Ton!ni. Elvira Tonini. Romelda Tonlni. NJ.
Norton, NJ. Cooney, Mrs. Kate Steinman
and Mrs Newton; aitos-Misses NJ. o. Brien.
Helen Ford. Mabel Johnston. Charlotte
Johnston. Jeannette Ford. X Knell. Mrs.
s Hart: tenors william Derham, II.
plnan. W Moore: bassos-Mrs. A OIL Brien.
William oBrien, II. Rubanck. E. Stone.
Noel" solo and chorus: solo will be sung
by Miss Eta O'Brien. At the ofrertory
Eugene Z. Schmtz will give violin solo.
The sermon will be preached by the Rev.
T. j McCorry, c. :. Il.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
RAILROAD TRANSFERRED.
Coos Bay, Roseburg and Eastern
Railroad Now the Property of
j. D. Spreckels & Co.

The entire capital stock and all the
bonds of the Coos Bay. Roseburg and
Eastern Railroad are now the property
of j. ID. Spreckels & Bros. Co, having
gone into their possession by virtue OF an
agreement with X. A. Graham whereby
all of these securities were to become the
property of Messrs. Spreckels on Decem-
ber If X. A. Graham failed to redeem
the securities by a payment of over a
million dollars. AS X. A. Graham was
unable TO make the redemption he for
feited the securities and no longer has any
connection with the railroad in any capa-
city. The railroad in question traverses
one OF the most resourceful counties OF
the State OF oregon and affords an outlet
for the immense coal fields of Coos
County.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
ST. PETERS

On Christmas day ST. Peters Church. corne
Alabama and Twenty-fourth streets. will ceIe
brate solemn high mass at 1870 a. m The
musical programme will be as follows:
Haydn's mass in c. with "Credo" and
"Sanctus'' from Giorza. will be rendered by
the following choir: Soprano. Miss A. Roo
ney: alto. Miss X. Coyle: tenor, u. NJ Law
renee: bassos. Carl Schwertfeger. Daniel
Sheerin. Adams Noel will be sung as
an offertory by D. NJ. Lawrence: ''Adeste
Fidees'' by full choir. At solemn benedic-
tion after mass "Tantum Ergo" CRossD.
20 Salutaris' (Reyer): soprano SOLO Miss
Rooney; organist. Miss Desmond. Father
Yorke will preach.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
ST. JOSEPH'S-

on Christmas day. following will be the orde
OF services at st. Josephs Church, corner o
Howard and Tenth streets:
Masses on Christmas day will he at the
following hours: $500. $50. 700 1880 500
$50 800 ESQ and 1880 and at 500 In the
hall The o. clock mass will be a high
mass with a select choir. and the 1880 a
solemn high mass with a select choir also,
and a sermon appropriate TO the occasion.
At the 8 o'clock mass the following pro-
gramme will be rendered by a select choir:
''Kyrie'' and Gloria" by Mercadante and
General. "Credo." 'Sanctus" and 'Agnus."
by Cagliero. and at the offertory a Christ
mas anthem. 'Hac Nocte Est" trio and
chorus. by Cagliero. and "Adeste Fideles."
At 1880 there Will be a solemn high mass.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

lar morning service. beginning at II o'clock:
Anthem. 'Hark. What Mean These Holy
voices?" A. S. Sullivan; carol. The Shep
herds Went Their Hasty Way" ]. F. Bar
nett: anthem. Brightest and Best OF the
Sons OF the Morning" E. W. Hanscom;
offertory-anthem. GLORY 10 Cod A.
Rotoli: sermon. The Choir OF Heaven in
the Fields OF Bethlehem"
The girls vested choir consists OF the fol-
lowing young ladies:
Olga Bujanoff. Vera Bujanor, Matte Da-
mon, Mamie Etique. Leah Ford. Elsie Fitz-
gerald, Marie Fitzgerald. Carrie Grimes.
Iottie Goldsten. Tillie Goldstein, Tina Gold
stein. Dorothy Gray. Harriet Hagerup. Alice
Halsing Viola Halsing Hazel Hanall Mar
gerry Hanell Hulda Hansen, Ruby Jensen,
Anna Kahler. Freda Kahler. Annie Larsen.
Lily Larsen. Ellen Larsen, Minnie Larsen.
Minnie Lawrance. Selma Luttichen. Ger
trude Mocabee Olive Nelander Martha
Peterron. Ethel Riebeling. May Rlebeling.
Sarah Renton. Oracle Robinett Marporle
Rambeau. Laura Sacrison. Katie Sammann.
Marguerite Sorg, Lulu Stout, Elhe Volk-
man. Edna Weimart. Lilly Wubern, Olga
ZRchau. Katie Zelss
The choirmaster is J. Fyfs and the regular
choir is composed Of: Sopranos. Miss Helene
Nelson. Miss Helen Wettig: contraito. Miss
Mae Brinn; tenor. Robert Parks; basso. j.
c. Hires.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

EMMANUEL BAPTIST

sunday morning the following interes,
- pIokIarnme VIII be rendered az the pm
manuel manuel Baptist Church. Bartlett street, nea
4Nenis -third, under the supervision OF AZ
pastor the Rev. J. George Gibson:
al msofning service. Il o'clock-organ pre-
ttIoe. rom Creation" tHandeD Ms y
WeIth. organist; opening doxoloey by the
S,olereeatlon' invocation: responsive read
- fsalm xiv; contralto solo. The
LhMh has Come (RNilkinsOnD. Mas Crace
SANhge' prayer ana Lords prayer chanfeS
hg tne congregation; tenor solo ''Rrightest
e.-,st 80 Lest 1heberl, ". II. Hutton. notices;
soihsre soiS sat 9tionSl hymn. oftertory; barytone
ton, postlude
Evening service. 7.so o'oioek-organ nr.-
Lloe. DenHscus" fCostal. Mrs. f Worth
oreAnists opening doNology by the congre-
kAlon' Invocation; Scripture reading.
lesleh lHl-s. soprano solo. "Christmas7'
.Shellef). Mrs. r. /. Hathorn; PRAYER ana
Lords prayer chanted by the CONGREGATION.
eongregational hymn; Scripture reading
MAuhew, ul-u. contralto solo ''The
Nhrlst child tCoombsl. Miss de Forrest:
noucesi ouertory, harytone solo, From
Distant Lands They TraveT' CGeibeD REV
J George Gibson: sermon: congrega ational
hymn benediction. postlude
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

CiAL sermons and music will
DC heard in the churches of this
- CITY on Christmas day and on the
''1oDath preceding. The houses of
Norship will be beautifully decorated in
nonor OF the day. and Christians will
90 honor to Him who preached glorv -
200 IN the highest; peace on earth
good will toward men.
AS is the custom music will play an
important part in the programmes. and
.ne .i ohoirTnasters will pay special atten-
ton to that feature. The Can ,b;s d.y
Puohshes the musical programmes re-
'eiFea thus far. They are as follows.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
Lutheran.
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

on Sunday morning. at the above church
1916 Geary street. Rev. Z. Nelander will con-
duct Chris. service ;or children. The girls
vested choir will lead the singing OF the hymns
ana the ritual service and also sing a number
Of Christmas carols The sermon by the pastor
will be on The Cradle Of Our King"
In the evening the following programme will
be followed:
Cantata The Nativity" r. II. Wilson.
anthem. GLORY TO God" a Rotoli; an
them. 'Hark. What Mean These Holy
Voices A. :. Sullivan; anthem The
Manger Throne" ". II. Neidllnger: offer
tory-carol. "Sweeter Than Songs OF sum
mer." J. F. Bridge: sermon. I'm the Days OF
Herod the King"
on Christmas day there will be a regu-
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
SACRED HEART

Services at Sacred Heart Church. on the soutl
side OF Fell street. near Webster. will be con
Quoted on Christmas morning as follows:
Solemn high mass will be celebrated at II
o'clock when the regular choir OF the church
will sing Giorza's First Mass" AT the
offertory Robert Bonner will sing Adams
Noel" Immediately after mass Novelties
"Adeste Fidelis'' will be sung. which will
be followed by benediction OF the blessed
sacrament. when Rossni's 20 Salutaris''
and Rossfs ''Tantum Ergo" will be sung
The soloists are Mrs McGlade soprano;
Miss May Shannon. alto; 5. Blum tenor;
Robert Bonner, bass: organIst Thomas p
Nowlan. The sodallty choir will sing at the
8 o'clock and 10 o'clock masses.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
They Are Accused of Stealing a
Number of Rawhides.

Joseph Santry and William Goldman.
bay pirates. were arrested yesterday by
Sergeant Ellis and Policemen Smith and
Leonard and locked up in the tanks pend
ing further investigation. When arrested
they had IN their possession a number OF
rawhides. which had been stolen from the
Washington street wharf and which they
were trying to sell
According 10 the police Santry and
Goldman are two Of the most successsu sul
bay pirates that have operated along the
water 'front.' for some time. During the
past week. IL is claimed. theX have cot
away with a large number of rawhides
from the Jackson street and Broadway
wharves. The men operate I'm a whitehall
boat and after securing their booty .hey
place II In a wagon which belongs %
them and drive OF. Sergeant Ellis has
recovered :wenty-three stolen hides which
the pair sold 10 a dealer on Front sire ct
a few days ago.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
HOWARD M. E.

At the Howard NJ Z. between Second and
Third streets. Rev John 4. b. Wilson. its
pastor. Will conduct the following services on
Sunday morning and evening.
Morning-Anthem. soprano solo. There
Were Shepherds (Buck). Miss Matte u
Whittington and chorus: oTertory; tenor
solo Noel adams Thomas Green. late
Of Marble Church Fifth avenue, New York:
duet FOR soprano and tenor 4 VIII Mag
Nifty Thee" tMosenthaD. Miss Hermlone
Lask and Thomas Green.
Evenng-The choir will he assisted by an
orchestra of twelve pieces: voluntary: I'm
fold. Ye Portals tGouuod) orchestra ana
organ. anthem: Sing. o Heavens CClare):
''Serenade' tMissudb. orchestra; anthem FOR
solo voices. Misses Mabel and Ethel Per
kins. Dr. n. y. Noble and Anson Hilton and
chorus; Now. When Jesus Was Born
1Jacoby); offertory. barytone solo, "Ho-
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

Secretary-Frank Morrison Of Washing
ton.
Treasurer-John b. Lennon Of Bloom
ington. III.
F.aternal delegates TO the British Con-
gress-John B Lennon, Bloomington. H.,
secretary Of the Journeymen TailOrs'
Union. and W. !. Pierce Of indianapolis,
secretary Of the United Mine Workers.
Fraternal delegate TO the Canadian
Trades Congress-W. y. Mahon OF De-
troit. president Of the Amalgamated AS
sociaflon OF Street Railway Employees.
Louisville. KY. was selected as the
place of the next convention.
The other candidates were Cleveland
Columbus. Scranton. Salt Lake City. Gal
weston and Bay City
Ladies' tailor made suits. fur capes. cloaks
Credit. NJ Rothschild. s9t Post 81.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
ST. IGNATIUS-

The following musical programme will /
rendered at ST. IgnatIus. Van Ness avenue an
Hayes street. on Christmas morning:
a. Morgan piece. la Creche." Gull
mant; mass. Cametti; pastoral motet. Gag
nero; "Adeste Fideies" organ piece ''Bri-
dal Chorus" Guilmant
1890 a, Morgan piece. double theme
Yariee. = Rousseau; mass. Bertuzzi and
Fauoonnier; pastoral motet. Cagliero;
Adeste Ffdeles"; organ piece. ''Scherzo
symphonique." Guilmant; organ piece
Christmas offertQry. J. Grlson
1:3O p. Morgan piece. prelude. Clement
Loret: vespers. l.. +. Rossi organ piece
Fantasia and Fugue" Gin q minor) Bach;
motet. "Anima Christi" Belderratin: Tan
tum Ergo" Barba: "Adeste Fideles': or
gan piece. "Marche aux Flambeaux." Gull
mant; organ piece. Die Frage." wolsten-
holme: organ piece. Die Antwort." VOL
stenholme; organ piece. offertory, Batlste
organ piece. offertory. Batiste.
There will be a solemn high mass at 8
a. M. Very Rev J. L. Frieden. celebrant:
Rev. George Burkard deacon, and c. Car
roll. subdeacon. No sermon at that mass
Another solemn high mass will be sung at
l0:S0 Rev. George Burkard. celebrant: Rev.
V. Testa. deacon. and II. Fleuren subdea-
con. The sermon will be preached by Rev.
Joseph Riordan.
Solemn vespers and benedictlon In the
evening. The evening sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. II Woods.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
PHILIPPINE GIFTS.
No Duty to Be Charged on Souvenirs
From Soldiers and Sailors.

o. L. Spaulding, Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, has made a ruling that will
in the Philippines. The ruling IS to the
effect that packages and parcels OF mail
matter containing articles designed as
gifts or souvenirs sent by officers, SOL
diers and sailors of the United states
of the United States from Porto Rico.
Guam. the Philippine Islands and Cuba
may be delivered to the addresses by
Postmasters without Intervention OF Gus
toms officers.
According to the postal regulations
packages must not exceed four pounds
In weight and must be sent unsealed: 9TH
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
Gilbert Wants to Go Home

W. II. Gilbert, the bankrupt, arrested by
United States Marshal Shine In this CITY
for concealing assets from his creditors
in Winston. N. c.. notified United States
Commissioner Heacock yesterday that he
would withdraw his opposition to being
sent back to Charlotte, n. c. The further
consideration OF the case was POSTPONED
for a week.
Gilbert said that he was tired of being
In jail and that he was confident of being
acquitted Of the charge against him.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
Roman Catholic.
ST PATRICK'S-

solemn high mass will be celebrated in 81
Patrick's Church Mission street, nea
Third. at o'clock The following music vii
be rendered:
Concone's mass in F will be sung by ST.
Patrick's Choral Society, consisting OF nifty
voices specially trained for the occasion.
At II clock solemn high mass will again
be celebrated. Ganss' grand mass in ID
minor will be rendered by an augmented
choir, consisting OF the following: Sopranos
Miss Eta Welch. Miss Josephine Short
and Miss Clair Madden. contraltos-Miss
Genevieve Sullivan and Miss Margaret Ma
guire: tenors - Thomas o. Brien. John
O-Brien and Bernard Boylan: bassos-L. A.
Larsen. Albert Dickson and Curt c. Davis.
20, Mira NoX'' will be sung at the offe-tory
by John OBrien. Miss Genevieve sullivan
and Miss WEIGH The music will be under
the direction OF the organist. Miss Marie
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
An Excellent Combination.

= The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
SYRUP OF FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FIe SYRUP Co, illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing TO the
tasta and acceptable to the system. II
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectually.
dispelipg colds, headaches and feve-s
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste. but the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants. by a method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only. In order TO get its beneficial
effects and 20 avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
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SAN FRANCISCO CAL.
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For sale by all Druggists.-Price snc. per bottle
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
Christmas Presents for Men.

Plain and fancy inkstands, writing sets
desk paus. gold and fountain pens and
desk calendars make acceptable as well
as useful Christmas presents for a gen.
tleman. For sale by Sanborn, Vail &
Co, 741 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
opGScopaLIan.
ST. JOHNS

on Christmas morning the following pro
gramme VIII be rendered AZ ST Johns Fpis
copal Church. Fifteenth street between Va
lencia and Mission:
Process ional. 'Adeste Fideles': Com
munion service Ia g. Introit Kyrie Fleison
Gloria Tibi. Credo tBerthold Tours): hymn
shout the Glad Tidings': offertoriurn'
There We're Shepherds.' Charles Vincent
hursom C0rda, Sanctus. Benedictus qui
VENT. AEnus DEL Gloria IN EXcesis Nunc
pimittis lBerthold Tours): retrocessional
Hafk. the Herald Angels Sing" Miss
mistress
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
WetAoalst Episcopal
CENTRAL NJ. E.

Services Will be conducted at the Central NJ
r. Church. Mission street. near Sixth. on sun
day morning and evening. as follows:
Voluntary. "Cantique de Noer' CGrison)
Professor Rohner, organist; anthem. 'Naza-
reth tGounod), solos and chorus. offertory.
20. Holy Night adam. solo by Mrs. Won
Benton; hymn. 20. For Thousand Tongues
20 Sing" congregation: anthem. 'Hallelu-
iah tBeethoven); hymn. Joy TO the
World. congregation. postlude. "Fugue in
u tGuilmanD. sermon. subject The
Wonderful Christ" DR.. $. y. HutsInpiller
Evening-NoluntRry. 'Cantilene Pastoral
tGrison); hymn. "Of Him Who Did Saliva
uon Bring: anthem. Noel" solo and cho-
rus fGounod) offertory. Sought and
Found tReirly). solo by Miss Feldheim:
anthem, 'Hallelujah' from The Messiah
tHandeD; hymn. 'All Hail the Power OF
Jesus Name: postlude 'TorchliEht
March (Guilmant. Or. Hutsnpiller VIII
preach on the topic. The All Powerful but
Unpopular Christ"
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
ST. CHARLES =

At st. Charles Borromeo's Church solem
high mass will be sung on Christmas mornin
at 1890
An augmented choir assisted by
string orchestra OF five pieces will
render Won Weber's mass in @:
soloists Soprano. Miss Daisy V.
Keane: alto. Miss Kate Byrne: tenor VIII
liam F. o. Brien: basso Herbert r Med
ley. assisted by the following: Sopranos
Miss Annie Raggett, Miss Florence Abrams:
altos. Miss Mae Keane Miss Jennie Mac
auley: tenors. G. c. Ecklin George Creigh-
ton; bass1s-T. j. Macauley William
Breen; organist, Miss Mira Burnett