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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
BRAN BLETON WARD.

The third quarterly conference of
Trinity NJ. l.. Church was held Thurs
day night and presided over by the pas
tor, Rev. Lloyd II. Williams. Under
the II gular order of business the usual
questions were answered. Under the
head of miscellaneous business the re-
siSnation of Mr.. G.. T.. Herbert as n
steward was presented and accepted.
The session then went into the cleo
tion of delegates and alternates to the
District Conference with the following
result:
Delegates-C. f. Morrisett, II. C. VIII
liams and w. p. Earnest.
Aiternates-J. w. Morrisett. Z. p.
Graves and John J. Dozier.
I3REVITIES.
Mrs. A. Il. Morrlsett and her little
son. Hubert, Of No. 2l5 Marshall ave-
nue., left yesterday via the Norfolk and
Southern railroad for Camden. N. c..
where they will spend the summer with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. r. T. Webster has removed two
frame houses from Baxter avenue to
the vacant lot. corner OF Brambeton
and Maltby avenues. and Is fitting
them up in nice style for residences.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
The Yach,s o,nmbu. So,a.

The sloop yacht Columbus" built
and rugged by Columbus Savage, porter
at j. NJ. Jordan's. n description of which
appeared in yesterdays issue, has been
bought by Captain IT. w. Crowley, rep
resenting Henry p. Ravens &c Co, OF
New York, and will probably be sent by
him to Central Park, n. Y, to be
launched on the lake. 1t will be OH ex-
hibition at Captain A. n. Marshalps
for few days longer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
Chiefrysn <nsnenaed.

The Fire Committee of the Councils
held n special meeting yesterday after
noon and suspended Mr.. Martin j..
Ryan. Chief of the Fire Department, for
a period of thirty days. Assistant
Chief Weber will have charge Of the
department in the meantime
The charge against Chief Ryan was
neglect Of official duty.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
a. NJ. SCHOOL.
(LiZZie Rufin. teacher.)
ATLANTIC CITY.


(Agnes NJ. Corn.cl6, Rector.)
Grammar Grade-Mary Hughes, Mary
Jane Clark. George Wilson.
Intermediate Grade-John Benton,
Clarence Butler, Fannie Jones. Sarah
RiddiclS Corah Hurdle, Robert Morris.
Primary Gradc-Thomas Boiling. An
thony White. Frank Jordan, Anna Boil
ing, Mary Johnson, Matte Lou Wash
ington. Alberta Curtis. Mary Christian,
Eleanora Riddick, Rosa Lee CRANKY.
Essie Harris. Bessie Primer
For EXcellency in Studies - Mary
Hughes
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
PEOPLES FORUM.

NoTE.-The Peoples Forum being
freely open to all parties. classes. per.
sons. views and capacities. the Vir-\
ginian-Pilot Is responsible for nono
OF the statements nor opinions ex-
pressed therein. nor for the style In
which they arc set forth The Ignorant
and uneducated shall be heard here
equally with the learned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
CLOSE OF THE IUlLIC SCHOOLS
Continued from Page Tive.)
INTERMEDIATE GRADE.
@. p. Fright. TeacherD

On. Il. fflgltt. IeuCner.)
Testimonials Of Merit-Section b
Mamie Mitchell. Emmy Pitts. Mabel
1Sunalduc, Rosa Barlow, Florence
Schenck. Lillian Oberndorfer, Annie
Thomas. Mary Kahn. Jessie Caffee.
Section A-Gertrude Castles, Eteh
Jacobs. Blanche Odend hal, Nara Guy
Fannie Goldsmith. Alice Harris Bette
Herrick. Agnes Lathrop, Mary Malone
Grace Morris. Helene Schenck. Nellie
Broughton. Hilla Caffee, Sallie Darden
Queenie Darden. Catherine Simmons
Ida Fischer. Olivia Paylor. Annie
Smith. Estelle Richards. Nirgie Taylor
Medalists-Julia Saunders Qor gene
Tal eXcellence).
Honorable Mention Page Atkison
Sallie Simmons. Maggie Twiford, Bette
Pauline Parker.
SECOND PRIMARY GRADE.
on. l.. Francis, Teacher)
Roll of demonstration b: Oracle
Cooper. Francis Finch. Mabel Holman.
Minnie Kahn. Tressa I4owenthaL Alice
Lapetina, Annie Lapetina, Oracle Pow
ell, Eoline Pitt, Minnie Rodgers, Daisy
Swinson.
Section B-Annio AIT. Oakley Davis.
Lille Grant. Mary How. Alma Knight.
Mary Oakley, Fannie Powell. Haywood
Rayfield Alma Shcrrick, Elsie Fischer,
Lillian Toler.
Honorable Mcntion-Nellie Pitt, Ida
Bremen. Hazel Nelson. Lillian Moore.
Bertha Hill. Sadie Borum, Rosa
Wright, Hilda Oberndorfer
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
LOUISVILLE, .: PHILADELPHIA, 49,

Louisville. Ky, June 30.-Woods
pitched good ball until the seventh in
ming. After that the Phillies had
things their own way. Pitcher Magee
has been sold to the Philadelphia club
The price paid for his release is said to
have been $3.50. Attendance, 800.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Louisville :. 10 0 3 4 o o p 16 7
Philadelphia 20 1 l ! 0 8 1-13 10 4
Batteries: Brashear, Woods and Pow
ers; Piatt and Mcfarland. Umpires-
Lynch and Connolly. Time-1:50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
CONDENSED MILK

Brothers, Sarah Bergman, George
Proctor, Walter Williams, Leo Will
liams. Herman Williams, Willie Ann
Butts, Ella Brooks. Rella Davis, Mamie
Davis. Fannie Davis. Clara Haynes,
Rosena Johnson, Ethel Marshall, Mary
Phillips, Annie Smith, Bessie Taylor,
Florence Thruitt, Emma Rutin, Helen
Valentine. Oslo Wake.
A. NJ. SCHOOL.
(Lizzie Rufiin. teacher.)
Roll of Honor-Caulbut Adams,
Steaphen Wilson, Eugene Fuller. Willie
Sledge, Charlie Minter, Arlee Jones,
Nicodemus Moody, Harry Young. Sc
lima Robinson, Ruth Mccoy, Ida Haw-
kins. Maggie Smith, Hattie Ferebee,
Annie Smith. Carrie Hopkins, Dissy
Miller. julia Weldon. Maggie Hop
kins.
p. NJ. SCHOOL.
Odell Fuller. Johnson Alexander,
James Jones. Charlie Jones, Benjamin
Parker. Mizella Fentress, Gladdis Ed
wards. Lottie Lee. Elise Wright, Hat
tie Smith. Adella Wrenn. Gustav1a
Penn, Rosa Penn. Lucy Scott.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
ATLANTIC CITY.
REPORT OF j. w. wHITEHURS4
RECTOR

REPORT OF j. w. WHITEHURSI
RECTOR.
Graduates and Nledalists = Ernest
Amory. George c. Faville. Ada L. Mil
Thomas c. Golfer, Wilson l.. White
hurst, Gordon Shafer. Edward w. Face.
Gale Scholarship Medal-Charle e.
Hope. Average. .99M.
Medal for highest average in First
Primary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES White
field Beach.
FIRST GRAMMAR GRADE.
Ruttcriield. Robert Barham, Ed Conk-
lin. Il. w. Face. Willie Henderson.
Willie Lindsay. Gus Miller. Herman
Morse. James Written, Hazel Barnes
Beulah Booker. Leila Bunting. Carrie
Ferguson. Ida Hutchlngs Molle Peb-
worth. Beulah Shumadine, Lulie Thorn
ton. Gordon Shafcr.
SECOND GRAMMAR GRADE.
(Nliss Jean S. Broughton, Teacher)
Scholarship-Emily Hope. Willie Bea-
man. Alice Pebworth. Ethel Vaughan.
Helen Hogwood. Susie Howard. Matte
Mcintosh, Laura Norton, May LeCato.
Jennie Loder, Charlie Boggs. Estellc
Fraser. Bessie Akehurst. Arthur Sykes.
Leila Minter. Lillian Detmers. Rertie
Nandeberry. Alice Langhorne. Ethel
George, Helen Spratt.
Perfect Attendance-Ethel Vaughan.
Helen Hollywood.
Good Attendance-Mattie Mcintosh,
Carrie Ewcll. Susie Howard. Leila Min
ter. May LeCato. Charlie Boggs. Helen
Spratt. BERTHE Vandeberry, Laura Nor
ton, Emily Hope.
INTERMEDIATE GRADE
Miss Fannie NJ. Butt. Teacher.)
Testimonial of Merit for Proficiency.
Department and Attendance-Clara
Simpson. Mary G.. Amory. Mary l..
Boggs, Herbert l.. Copeland. Charles 0.
Wood.
Proficiency and Observation-Disclosures
line Miller Grace D. Walters. James D.
Mallory.
Department and Attendancc-Hattle
+. Armstrong. Sadie T.. Cherry, Mary
L. Leighton. Bessie Vanderberry. Her
bert w. Gale. Edmund C. Potter.
FIRST PRIMARY GRADE.
Miss Jennie n. Fatherly, Teacher.)
Roll OF Honor-Attendanoe, Deport
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
snie orrsIcphone Wire.

Mr.. Peter Pryat. of Baltimore. yester-
day purchased some one hundred thou
sand feet of wire, ETC.. from the South
ern Bell Telephone Company, in this
city. Mr.. Pryal is dealer in iron and
metals and has made n number of large
purchases in this section.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
THE WORLD
OF SPORT
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
PITTsBURG. 11; BROoKLYN. 10.

Pittsburg. Pa. June S0.-Pittsburg
made it three straight from Brooklyn
by pluckily playing n hard uphill
game. Kennedy was knocked out Of the
box in the fifth. Hoffer gave but two
hits after he relieved Gardner In the
fourth. Attendance. $500
Score by innings: RH.E.
Pittsburg =. 30 2 3 o 1 xii 16
Brooklyn ......0 6 0 . 9 0 0 0 DO 10 2
Batteries: Gardner. Hoffer and Bow
erman; Kennedy. Yeager and Farrell.
Umpires-O'Day and McGarr. Time
2:40,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
SECOND PRIMARY GRADE.
BANK STREET..
MISS LUCY a. HALL, RECTOR.

MISS LUCY ~. HALL, RECTOR.
Roll of Honor-First Grade: Gordan
Anderson Cannon. Mildred Lee Dawson,
Ralph Keithlcy Dawson. Etheleen Ew-
ing. Julia Maude Cason. Ella Mary
Gates, Eva Lucille Simmons, George
Charlton Stephens. Wallace Bolton
White, Ernest Croc White.
Second Grade-Arthur Linwood Bar
rett. Harry Thomas Coates, Mary Re
bekah Caffee, Myrtle Sumwalt, Edward
Saunders.
Hamilton. Annie Rogers Bclote Harry
Clayton Jones, Robert Sheburne Rud-
, dick. Fred Cooke Teagle. Simon Ben
jamin Witlok, Elsie Derring. Louise
Lassiter. Ruth Cleveland Bell, Lillian
Madeline Laylor.
Not absent during year-Mildred Lee
Dawson, Wallace Bolton White.
SECOND GRADE.
Miss Blanche Baker. Teacher)
Roll of honor-Edward Capps, Cecil
Garrison. james Dozier. Herbert Free
ney, Q. Fulford. Bernard Kayton, Geo
Lawrence, Floyd Turner Linwood
Dashiell Nellie Gray, Mag Etheridge,
Edna Toler. Daisy Johnson. Myra
Whitehurst.
Honorably entioned-William An
drcws, Josh. Garrison. Norman Levy.
Frank Carmine. Earle Twiford. William
Long, Henry McBlair. Vance Veith,
Helen Wasserman, Sallie Fuiford, Maud
Walker.
Neither absent nor late during year
I,inwood Dashiell.
Absent only one day-Bernard Kay
ton, Q. Fulford.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
FIRST PRIMARY.
Miss jenkins. teacher.)


Miss Jenkins, teacher.)
Roll of Honor-Gladys oliver, Oracle
Pugh. Marion Thompson, Oracle Lee
Earnest, Nora Sawyer, Jessie Well. Te-
bault Fentress. Raymond Jakeman,
Walter Allard. David Craft.
Honorable Mention-Vernon Caven-
der. John Trace. Frank Beasley, Yer
non Chapman, Elsie Lime. Ollie Saw
yer. Miriam Derrickson, Issie Hicks
Harrison, Matte Chapman.
FIRST PRIMARY.
Miss Barbour, teacher)
Roll of Honor-Nellie Beazley, Sallle
Wieland. Ruth Hill. Ruth Stephens,
Ethel Oliver. Kathleen East, Albert
Etheridge, Everett Stone, Eddie Butler,
George Owen.
Honorable Mention-Leroy Cheshire.
Hazzer Sawyer. Benton Heberline, Len
ME Croker, Margaret McFarlan, Jen-
ME Pugh, Lucille Owen, Charlie Car
hart, Stella Heath.
PROGRAM OF EXERCISES.
Following is the program of the clos
ing exercises of this school:
FIRST GRAMMAR GRADE.
Prayer ................... DIR. Grammer
Song ........ ."Close of School,
School.
Salutatory 49,. ..."Closing of School"
Dialogue ......."Neighborly Kindness"
Misses Cachelin and Eberhard.
Dialogue ........ ....."The Rehearsal"
Pupils from intermediate Department
Comedy ......."SiX Cups of Chocolate"
Misses Cake, Curtis, Flanagan, Field,
Stephens and West.
Recitation .......... "A bide With Me"
Miss Diehl.
Valedictory 1T is Not Always June"
Miss Cake.
Song 49,. ...."Farewell. Schoolmates"
School.
Address 1870. DR.. Grammer
Presentation of Graduating Certifi-
Gates, Certificates of Scholar
ship. Medals and Books.
Benediction 800. ........Dr. Grammer
SECOND GRAMMAR GRADE.
Prayer .............. Rev. A. S. Lloyd
Recitation ............ .............
How Mrs. Smart Learned to
Skate"
Mary Field.
T@ecitatlon. ........ .............
How Jimmy Tended the Baby
Victor Ebernard.
Song The Little Bird"
Recitation THE Village Seamstress'
Mamie Allard
Recitation. The Kiss in SCHOOL,
Walter Fentress
Song. The Graduates Song
RECITATION ........... Aunty PuzZled'
Oslo Powell and Sarah Moore.
Song. The Close of School"
Address REV. A. S. Lloyd
Presentation OF Medals and Certln-
Gates.
Benediction. REV. A. S. Lloyd
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT.
(Msses G. F. Kerns and a. Winston,
Teachers.)
Song. ........... "Hurrah for the Flag
School.
PRAYER. ..........Dr. j. j. Hall
Joseph Baker.
Song. The Murmuring Stream"
Dialogue. .............. The Sick DOLL
Josephine Pattee. Coleman Constable,
Laura Eberhard.
Kanah East.
Song. and Buttercups"
School
Dialogue. ......"How the Story Grew"
George Creekmore. Mabel Brown.
Estele Druhy. Ethel Bradley,
Mary Pzzini. Bessie Tarrant.
Recitation ........
Clara Schell.
Song ..................... Brides Ball"
School.
Dialogue...... ......." The Rehearsal"
Maggie Kelley, Mary Murphy.
Grace Tatem. Fatio Stephens,
Harvey Morrisett. Eugene Bern
ard. Laura Eberhard
Song. ."Old Black Joe
School
iNSSitatip1i
Nellie Bluford.
Presentation of Testimonials and
Prizes by DIR. Hall.
SoES ........-..... Dixie
School.
Bcncdiction .. ....Dr Hall
CAREFUL TEACHING
In the primary department of Gram
mar School No. =, of which Miss Mag
gle Miller is teacher there were 81
pupils the last session. OF this number
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01

The National Tube Works Company,
1t is stated. has determined to remodel
and enlarge both OF its furnaces at Nc
KeeSpOrt, Pa.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
SECOND PRIMARY.

fannlc Keeling. teacher)
Roll Of Honor Section a: Ronald
Battlcy. Edward I1therdge. Albert Ia
TEN, Pansy Kehoe. Marian Stone. Lyn-
den Nash Mabel Wormington. Lillian
Perry. Grace Cannon
Honorable Mention-Annie Saunders.
Virginia cranberry. VOLTA Forbes. Re-
becca Herbert. Corinne Cannon. Edith
Whitehurst. Rowena IIankins. Grace
I,eavengood Lucy Campbell. Noble
Gay, Randolph Macon. George Watson.
Nellie Oldneld
FIRST INTERMEDIATES GRADE.
(Mrs S Clark, Rector)
Graduates-N Nellie w. Bayto. Hester
T. bergman. Maudc Dozicr. Viola NJ.
Duff. Marie Etheridgc Blanche w.
Forbes. Lena Graham. Grace Il. How
ard. Emmie Moore. Grace l.. Moling.
Bessie l.. mccoy. Callle Malbon. Carrie
O. Nash. Jennie Richardson, Ethel l..
Reid, Mary Lee Savage. Myrtle l..
Weaver. Matte y. White, Reginald l..
Chilcs. Curtis DOzier, Edward w. Len
nell. Edwin W. Lewis. Horace Tur-
ner. Benjamin Y. Tatem, Robert j. Up
ton, Lewellng Whltehurst.
Certificates of Scholarship-Sec; ton
A: Maude V. Borum, Virginia Il. Britt,
A. Elizabeth Beaton. Lannic L. Dean,
Lillian B. Davis. Beulah V. Gordan,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
CLEVELAND. /; BOSTON. 3.

Cleveland. O.. June 30.-Cleveland
outplayed Boston to-day in a general
way, but was unlucky. Every run that
Boston got was due to an error. At
tendance, 300.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Cleveland :. 30 O0o01 OIL
Boston .......1 0 O1100 0-3 1
Batteries: Hughey and Schreck;
Bailey and Clark. Umpires-Smith and
Andrews. Time-1:50
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01

ment and Diligence: Frank WHITEHEAD
Beach. Carroll Winter Hopkins. Vance
Dupuy Messick, Cecil Taylor. Letcher
Hudgins. Marion Ewell, Katie Feuer-
stein, Agnes Hall.
Conduct and Diligence-willie Cope
land, George Lucy. Grady Miller. Sam
Post, Archie Smith, Bennie Shepherd
Eugene Shepperd. Terry Ketchum,
Christine Amory, Lola Hingerty,. Hazel
Luck, Ella PETER, Blanche Post, Leila
Morris Price.
SECOND PRIMARY.
Miss o. l.. Waters, Teacher.)
Roll of Honor-Eddie Blake, Perry
Bonner, Eddie Casey. George Coley,
Emmett Dozier, Roy Gale, James Hath
away. Robert Holland. John King, Paul
I.ucey, Joe Lynch. Claude Old, Howard
Simpson, James Stubs. Nellie Allen,
Derusha Amory, LESSEE Armstrong Nell
lie Bea4e, Florence Feuersteln, Grace
Fields. ida Hall. Annie ePatwelch, Clara
PETER. Esther Shepherd.
Special Mention-James Hathaway,
Perry Bonner. Nellie Beane, Derusha
Amory.
THIRD PRIMARY GRADE.
Miss Nellie w. Wright, Teacher)
Roll of Honor-Alberta Bondro, Ida
Williams, Charlie Hope, Florence Blake,
Robert Hingerty, James Hollywood, Ed
die Old. Harry .Conklin. Ethel Pen
man, Eta Wood. Herbert Simpson, Jes-
sic Linton, Willie Wood, Ethel Fen
tress. Tom Jordan, Albert Nelson. Jesse
Ewell, Tilton Conklin, Clair Gillian.
Blanche Penman. Grace Long, Roy
Long. Sidney Henderson. Willie Min
ter. Charlie Smith. Annie Laurie Gill
liam. -
For perfect attendance throughout
the term-Florence Blake. Eddie Old,
Ethel Penman, James Hollywood.
Medal-Won by Charlie Hope, who at
tanned general average of .99M.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
CAREFUL TEACHING.

In the primary department of Gram
mar School No. ., of which Miss Mag
gle Miller is teacher, there were 81
pupils the last session. OF this number
"a passed highly creditable examina-
tons. The above exhibit is a deserved
compliment to this young and accom-
plished tutor.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
BRAN BLEToN NO. {.
REPORT OF MRS. SUSAN CLARK
RECTOR.

Below VIII he found the reports OF the
several teachers of this school:
FIRST PRIMARY.
Miss Mia Ormand Wise teacher.)
Honor-Section ~: Eva Trower. Mary
Russell. Ida Lee Walker. Dora Wilson,
Wnnifred Warrick Nirgc Gordon,
Lucille Holmes, Avis Kemp. Kate
l.eavengood. Sadie Lyons. May Nichols,
Carroll Crooks, Vernon Epps. John
bradley, Robert Lewis. Mark Gregory,
Warren Hewlett Clarence Morse, Chas.
i. Oldiield, Earl PARROT. Edwin Pitt,
Leon Williams, Lawrence Lewis. Char
lie Mccoy. Elmo Jones. Paul Eason
Honorable Mention-Laura Hewlett,
Minnie Winslow. Rosa Bailey. Mamie
Eason, Hattie Ashton. Pearl Davis
Lizzie Leavengood, Helen Redden. Cur
It's Cannon George Holland Warren
King, Willie Moore. Hunter White
Dixon Brown. John Griffin Clyde Mall
bon, Randolph Russell, Clarence Smith.
LLOYD GWVu
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
FIRST PRIMARY.
(Franccs Gantt. teacher.)

tFrances CAN'T. teacher.)
Roll of flonoI--Section Il: Wadsworth
1'ugg, Gladys Jones, May Thompson,
Marion Turner. Vernon Molng. Alexan-
der Ashton, Mamie Brister, Mary Hol-
land. Lizzie Nellines. Margaret Smith.
Marguerite Santos. Thomas Fitzpatrick.
bessie Gray. Lois Gwynn.
Honorable Mention--Louise Gorgas
Roy Edwards. Frank Hanson. Frank
Osborne. Louise Cross. Gertrude Harri-
son. Ella Scarbrow, Arthur Fason. Lily
Nelroc. Mamie Lantr!p, Arthur Pond.
SECOND PRIMARY GRADE.
Gillian L. Keeling. teachcr)
Roll of demonstration b: Robert
Gordon. Harry Kelly. Benton St. John,
Crowder White. Herbert c. Warwick
Fannie May Dean. Louise Gordon. An
ME Butt Barrett. Emily g. Lewis. Edith
st John. Bessie Wade. Oracle NJ. Trow-
er Mabel Williamson, Bertha Howard
Honorable Mention-Edith Kilpatrick
derbert Mclean, Gertrude Whitehurst
Emma Pugh. Annie Kemp, Amanda
Morse. Leonard Harrison, Louise Mar
shall. Phil Wade, Ada Powell, Cecil
Chiles.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01

Roll of Honor-Leah Marshall Cor
nela Corprew, Bessie Fisher, John Lee,
James Wilson. Dedom Aston. Fred
Adams. Edward Bacon, Harry L. Cur
It's. Robert Simmons. Earnest Richard
son, Anna Sykes. Lewis Jones, Walter
Holly. WIN. Brothers. Wallace Single
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
NEW THEATRE FOR ROBINSON
PROJECT PUSHED By LEADING
BUSINESS MEN.
Site Has Been Selected and Plans
Prepared-Severe Snowstor1n Is
Raging-K. of P. Ball.
fspecial correspondence.)

Robinson, Dec. 1.-THE matter of erect
ing a combination theatre and amusement
hail. suitable for social and lodge pur-
poses. has again been taken up by some
of the leading business men and IS being
aSitated with a view of having the
project materiaiize at once A suitable
and centrally located site has been OBJ
tanned midway between the two towns.
and plans drawn. Messrs. j. X. Ferguson
and D. A. De Pue who are back OF the
enterprise. are showing a determined
spirit to carry the matter 10 completion:
According to the designs submitted, and
which will probably be selected, the cost
will be close TO s. 600.
Tintic lodge, knights of Pythias, in
tends giving social ball during the holi-
days, and judging from the arrangements
being made already the event VIII be a
memorable one. Grand Chancellor Com
mander Schultz is cudgeling his brain
day and night to conceive attractive and
novel methods of entertainment. There
will be some surprises sprung on the
guests.
A snowstorm of unusual severity has
prevailed here for the past twenty-four
hours. and still The old woman continues
to pick her geese" But for the courtesy
OF Fergus Ferguson of the Mammoth
Transfer company. who has had snow
plow at work AL the morning half of the
folks in town would be showed in.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
CRUELTY AND DRUNKENNESS.
Logan Woman's Complaint Against
Her Husband
(Special to The Herald.)


Logan, Dec. Pin the district court
this evening a divorce suit was filed by
Elizabeth Lang against Albert Lang
both of this city. Cruelty is the ground
alleged. THE couple were married in
Logan in 1882 and for the past nine
years, the woman says. defendant has
been guilty of habitual drunkenness; that
he has whipped and beaten her unmerci-
fully. On the Goth OF November and the
Sth of December of the present year. she
alleges he battered her head and face.
causing blood TO flow profusely. She also
says she has supported him the last five
years. Lang is q musician.
The lecture of Professor ]. II. Paul ct
the A. c. last evening on THE Theory CT
the Beautiful was largely attended, and
his talk gave excellent satisfaction.
These. persons obtained marriage
licenses today: Thomas Perkins and
Lovinia Marshall, both of Dayton. Ida;
Joseph W. Empey and Lucy c. Cox. both
of Idaho Falls: Gustaf Gustafscn and
Yarda S. johnson, both of Snithfeld.
In the district court last evening a
motion TO set aside the summons issued.
on the ground that they were not served
within legal time after filing the COM
plaints. was made in the cases of David
Blackhurst VS.. James Kirkbride ct al and
Hyrum Blackhurst VS. the same defend
ant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
DAVIS COUNTY JURos.
List of Names Drawn By the Com
lnissioners.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Pennington Dec. 12.-The jury commits
sieners of Davis county have selected the
following named persons to serve as
jurors during the year $780,,
Centerville.-Alfrei Spencer. Isaac Mills.
A. B. Cherry. Philip ]. earn, Fred w
Walton. William Barber. Pariey P. Par
rish John Duncan. Raguel Barber. Luz
Their A. Dalrympie, Horace Drake. Sam
uel Rigby.
H. Ellis. Fred Cleveriy. James II. Horns
by, G.. S. Hatch. Philander Hatch, Alma
c. Brown. Edwin Pace. jr; A, l.. Burn
ham. Hyrum Hogan, Frank Mann, WI
liam j. Parkin. jr.
West Precinct. II. Barlow ST.. Fred
Kohler. w. Y. Pack, Thomas II. Argyle,
Stephen C. Hatch. Fred II. Hammond,
George W. johnson. George w. Parrish
Orson Sessions. Z. II. Moss. William o.
Putnam. John Cooper, Richard Sadgwick,
John S. Goodfellow, Frank B. Smedley.
John Willoughby. MILFORD Barlow, Hyrum
Wagstaff Ira Waite. William J. Holt.
Jeremiah Wiley. John Zahler Thomas
Harrison, A. L. auckland Enoch A. Hol-
brook. Joseph E. Hepworth. James Smed-
ley, Joseph II. Argyle.
Farmington.-E.ia .Vanfleet, Thomas
Abbott Charles A. Miller. James Cowley,
spackman. George A. Hess. James d.
Wilcox, Ira E. Steed Joseph A. Tippets
George NJ. Leonard. George S. Rogers,
Jonathan Hughes. William V. Haight
John Walsh. David Hughes. ]. II. VIII
cox. John s. White. jr.
Eaysville.-Walter Dummer John G.
LinfOrd, Christopher Burton, jr., Albert
Beazer. john Z. Barker James Smith.
Z. W. Layton. Albert T. Smith. William
L. Galbraith. George H. Draper, James
Criddle. Frank Williams. Heber Cole
mere Samuel G.. Ogden. Robert Biamires,
John H. Bonnemort. James P. Bennett,
Samuel Rushforth. Benjamin T. Barber.
Heber c. Blood, George Webster. T. II.
Robins. George F. Bishop. Heber c.
Galley. Fred S. Crawley.
Layton.-M F. Adams William Young
Arthur Green. J. II. Morgan. Mark O.
Roberts. ]. E Wiggle. J. d. Craig. Joseph
Sandal, Charles w. Robins. Christopher
Weaver John II. Layton. G.. W. Watt
James II. Hill. Albert F'litton, Thomas
Evans. \. J. Egbert.
Syracuse.-John L. King. David Cook
ST.. James T. Walker. James II. Baird.
Clearfield.-Peter Christensen, David
Galley. John T. Knighton.
C:inton.-Joseph Parker. William E.
Stokes.
South Weber.-George w. Kendall. John
P. Jones, Thomas II. Peek Angus Bow
man.
South Hooper.-Rasmus Christensen.
George F. Stoddard, jr., James Stephens.