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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
RALL Al oRANr HALL.

At the new g. ant hall on West Rail
road avenue. Thanksgiving eve. the
local lodge Of the international Aqao
citation uf Machinists held forth and
entertained o large crowd. The noor
was ia perfect condition for dancing
while Prof Coleman and his orchos
ira rendered the best of music. BE.
tween ~ and - o'clock rest was
taken. and the dancers poironizod the
supper furnished by the ladies Of the
hospital bazaar. After this. dancing
was resumed, and kept up for several
hours longer " Johnston r. u MI
llscn y. Folts and e. E8plin were the
reception committee aud o A. Cause
n Johnson and ". Flots had charge
~ the arrangements. The ball was
great financial success.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
MeooveRN kNocKeo our.
Young corbatt Easily Beat Down the
Terrible Terry.

The great prize fight for the feather
weight championship for the United
States. between Terry " GOvern, ~
Brooklyn. A. T. tho present feather
weight champion. and Young Corbett.
uf Denvc-. Colo. took place yesterday
afternoon nt Hartford Conn. and the
latter won In two rounds Bulletins
were taken here by the Palace Club
saloon On Railroad avenue. and they
stated TINT tho fight was on the hurri
cane fashion from the tart uli Terry
received a stunning hiuV that seat
him 10 On, n0or whore hc was count
cd uut N ls understood that thD Now
York Sports lost nearly $500 600 on th'
result. over 5000 being won by Col
orado SprinRf. colo. sporting mon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
THANKSGIVING eve.
Commercial Club Ball--Annual Dance
of the Maehlnlata.


Of the Machinists.
The semi monthly dance at the Com.
morclal "iub Thanksgiving eve was
we'll attended. and proved one OF the
incest given this season hy the club
The floor had been touched up for
the occasion. and everything went
along merilv until after The midnight
hour The music WAS rendered. as
usual by Prof vi Mnuro and his or
chest'a IN the hunct during the dance
Icfrcshmeut8 were served The FOL
lowing were present. MoHsrs and Mcs.
DANES Frank Mckee. W. n Hahn. "
Mandell " w Flournoy. O. a Mat
son. A. a. McGaney. G. W stubbn. =.
H Kent. James Grunsfold George y
Albright. MesdamcT & X NoWhall
ID Saint Jackson. BROOKLYN. Misses
Titus of knnsns city. Huniug. Abel
Hahn. stevens Fitch Wottor. Fox
Hayes. Saint Heimheck. McsErs H.
.C Brooks. David Welllcr. r. ]. Alger.
Sam Plckard. Harry y WELLER. G. r.
Now rumar. T. a. Paxton 4. w Clel
land. Fred Lewis Al Frost. V. p. Hail.
Leon Herzog Fred Newman. ~ W.
Meyers. : 4. AckeTnnn Albert FabHr.
Frank Strong. y. ". Otero. T. ~ vii
kerson and j. X Haynes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

that the Gre destroyed the sight OF her
left eye and gi catly injured the right:
that her rlght hand was badly cut
resulting IN the loss of the thumb.
that partial paralysis ~ her right side
aud legs was caused and that she has
suffered great mental aud physical
pain. She also claims 20 have lost
$3.50 worth " clothing and S26 in cash
by the FIRE
Mrs. frpeman was recently convict.
cd and sentenced 10 q term Ia the
penltontlarv for stealing from trunks
belonging 20 passengers left with her
with her while she was station agent
at la Tuna. and special officers aver
that she was responsible Tor firing the
station
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
cAlLo,s sKYLL cRusAEo.
Nine Year Old Lad Killed Under His
Fathers WAGON,

= Fo Mo ldy. tho g.yearold son ~ N
l.. Moody. OF Carlsbad. lost his l!fe I'm
a most horrible manner Tho lad,
without tfc knowledge of his father.
made n jump 10 get into "A moving
wagon. by catching the hrakohoam lie
missed hts hold and fell under the
wagon the hind wheel passing over
the back INIt OF HIS head crushing the
skull ON looking back 20 ascertain
what the wagon had run over. Mr..
the road dying
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
DELEGATE RooEY.
Ne 10 a, Washington Working for
Statehood,

Delegate ROdey is on hand and has
started tho statehood bali rolling, He
snys In "a Washington p0sE interview.
New Mexico is more prosperous
than ewes before ln an her history up
10 the present time There has been
about SO0 miles uf now railroad built
in the territory this year and there
are 900 or GOO moro miles projected
20 bo constructed Immediately The
territory nRs about $500 00e 600 that
can hc reiIrned FOR taxation and the
amount At money required 10 nay ~
fixed charges and run i1s government
is 500 little that So can limit taxation
in the constitution 20 ] per cent tOr
the first tScuty years Of state life IN
fact half Of / per cent would be-
suin sent New Mexico has had about
$4,000 immigrants who have come In
aud settled since last November II
received large Influx Of population
from the disappointed boomers In OK
lahoma last July and August. most Of
whom settled aud got work building
the new railroads ur IN the new mines
or took up ranches The territory
has az least 10000 more Americans
In IL now than native Merlcans, al
though the latter are the very best
Kind Of citizens. Statlstlos recently
complied show that the territory
spends more money per capita for
common schools than any other iuris'
/ dlction Ia tho nation. IL will suhmit
its claims for admission into the Union
| 10 tho coming congress with an abid
ing faith that congress will admit Ia
/ fitness FOR the higher form Of govern
mcnt and 8 ant its request"
The del el7gatc be- distributing printed
I copies OF tfo Declarations and Reso
I lutlons framed hy the New Mcx'cans
l This document ia modelled after the
/ Declaration Of Independence and con
Htitutea an eloquent appeal for the rec
ognItlOn rf equal rights Mr R0dol
says a New Mexico statehood delogE
tion will Boy here ca ~ Ia December
asa
Mrs D. Bradford Prince wife OF "a
/ Governor Prince la guest ~ Col
and Mrs joel r Kirkman 0f this city
She win he Joined shortly by her has
band. A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
RENEGADE INDIANS.
San Carlos Reds Are slauehterlne
Stock of Ranchmen.

0tVAN " NaNAVfUtWs
report from the upper ella river
reached United States Marshal fora.
ker hero. stating that a party of rene.
gado Indians are rnidinR through that
country u Us feared that they viii
do a great deal ~ mischief Four
head of cattle on she Burllok r. j..
ranch have been found shot with In
dian arrows one Of the number getting
away alive with an arrow shot through
the body.
Two arrows have been recovered
and from the construction are thought
tn be- of Apache origin. having steel
points and feather shafts. or
the cattle killed the Indians have made
use ~ the Tongues only, adopting the
old Indian style of buffalo building.
Last year there was a party of In
lians z ON the Navajo reservation
slaughter.ng game throughout this
section u country but these marau.
dors are supported TO be from the San
Carlos reservation. as their trail led
on IN that direction The Indians man.
AGED 10 noen IN hiding. but a posse Of
cattlomcn are on their trail and viii
follow thcm out of the country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

Martin Dorano who carried the mall
from Magdalcna 10 Frisco fCr several
months ami ~ one time yielded tO the
temptation d riding the letters. was
sentenced in SocurrO last week hy
Judge Daniel McMIlicn 20 two years In
the penltgntiary rhe prisoner was
brought up from the south Thursday
morning bv Deputy United States
Marshal Fr,d FoHof and lodged la
the county Jail until this morning
whom ho was taken t0 the pen hy
the officer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

States attorney " New Mexico. left
yesterday morning for the east, hls
destination being Washington. u. e..
He was On route 90 appear before the
United States supreme court IN the
low line ditch case. but on reaching
las Vegas received a Telegram from
Washington stating that the case had
been POSTPONED till a later date In DE.
comhnr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

pncity ot GOO tons each twenty four
hours
a Macnuneo who has been "a icsi
dent uf MChavp county fOr tho past
twelve ypnia ami has puucturud the
mlnln rdisiIlcta with numerous pros
poCI hulHs AMI lu fnw luat1ucoR made
plenty ~ money hy Che sale Of mines
and ahlpmcnt OF ores has stru o "a
duo IHdy of ore ou the Rainbow witch
carrie. thH exceedingly good value OF
500 per ton. Thls wnck ho la ou.
gnrrd ln the work of transferring "a
few toms OFF the ore t1 co. railroad.
which Do. uIU Hhlp tl Pueblo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
ARIZONA MINES.
Gold Road Mine Sold 70 Boston Min
inu Experts for Quarter Million.

The mlaing industry in western All
xonn is cnm.us tu tln front again with
rush and this time it appears that
when wB iH once resumed thot it
VIII continue indefinitely Within
the past tWo months the Gold Road
mine situated between KlnRman and
Fort Mouayo and twelve miles east
0f the Colorado river mas been sold
90 tnmpany Of eastern capitalists
O. y pOHeJ formerly general mnnu
gor ~ the Cochlu Gold Mining com
pnny in Albemnflc and Dire tor Bai
Icy. 0f the same company negotiated
FOR the deal and already they have on
the ground hosting and air com.
pruRsor plant which is being placed
in position preparatory for active de-
vel0pm snt work iu the mine The
Gold Road mluo ~ one Of those prop.
critics when has 40 far proved a
bonanza CO. ~ owners. Two years ago
Il was located by d miner who after
ward sank ten foot shaft and sold
Il for the sum Of f55.0uu The pur
chaser soon uncovered q fifteen foot
vein which aFayed N25 gold and O
trace OF silver. and lateg sold his mine
| FOR $3.50 900 n was not long unu
mining sxprfta Inspected the property
among whom were MnaHrs Pofey nuf
/ Bailey fheFe gentlemen made uu
their reports and submitted them a
/ their syndicate of Capitalie'H. who o
once agreed 10 part With Sgj0Oon
exchange l0r the mine.
The company now az N0fk on th'
|, property ic composed OF mea who az
Interested IN some twenty cdd divl
dend paying mines. and thol' know
edge Of enc development N mNee auN
the successful treatment ~ ores ccI
talnly put th,, Gold Road mine ih th'
front rank Of gold producera in ga
world.
on the Minnesota mining propeIi
near Chloride machinery 10 a nos
milling plant d being installed uhic|
A expected to be- In operation nn .
before tho l5th 0f January y sll
be coneonteatlnT plant equipped vii
dozen Wiley tables with a total ca
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
nODlEs InENTIFIED.

Adrian. NJ a.. Nov. 20--it IL be.
iieyed that an of the bodies recovered
from the wabash " eek near Seneca
on Wednesday night have been iden
tihei Mayor Reynolds today rccelv.
od telegram dated sherman Texas.
saying Cnn YOU advise " Ann Up.
ton. old lads. with ticket sold her to
Chapman Ont was injured (Signed)
VIM Upton
The mavor wired back a description
Of the woman
Detroit. Mich. Nov 2a--A News
special from Adrian. Mich. says that
acc0rdinr to Romano T.. SchlayOnc. Of
Chicago tb ough whom was arranged
transportation 90 Colorado Of the
Italians Eitct on "Wednesday night
on the Wabash there were only about
flfty immigrants ON the west bound
train N THIS is true. the number Of
dead ls not over nflv u "a now un.
derstoad thHt the Italian Immigrants
on tho wrecked Wabash train were
bound tor California. and uol Tor Col.
orado. 9s at Grst announced
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

New fOfk Nov 30 Among The
passengers who arrived Yesterday
from Havana was General Leonard
Wood governor 0f Cuba Wood said
he would proceed directly o. wash.
ington jo report o. President Rooae.
Welt He anid that me- had expressed
no opinion un the annexation uf Cuba
and to io 30 would be- impolNe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
coNTEMPr CASE.
Director of Copper Trust Found Guilty
BY United states Judge.

BY United states Judge.
New Yofk. Nov 29Iudge In.
COmhe. OF sho United States circuit
court. made an order today holding
Anson Y. Flower. director OF the nos
ton and Montana company. guilty Of
contempt, ard committing him 20 the
custody OF United States Marshal
Honkel untll he shall answer before
the commissioner In the suit brought
hy John MacGnlness against the com.
pany. rhe stay was granted penfing
appeal. The ease OF Flower was by
agl cement made a test one M aitert
ng William d. Rockefeller. Henry N
Rogers. J. =. Mcintosh. Frederick r.
Olcott, Iamos Stlllman. Leonard Levi
sohn, his fellow directors OF the Bos
ton and Montana company \.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
Llcntnnnrts Wounded.

washington. Nov o. Adiutant
General Cmhln today received the fol
lowing telegram from General Chaffeo.
Manila Nov, mbor 2S "Lioutenants
Feotci adl Wptherln. Eighteenth IN
fantry. badly wounded 0v hamhooshos
Va a pitifail near Carmen. Bohul Fee
ter Is wounded In the foot: Wctherill
operation Is necessary to extract the
sticks"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
rhanksnivlnn Fve nahY.

Mr. and Mrs y r. Trottog enjoyed
their Thanksglvlng. besides eating
fine turkey in feVelling lea the smiles
of pretty Rlrl baby which arrived
"Wednesday evening Reports today
say that mother and child are doing
nicely. and that Frank has resolved ON
treating everybody who calls him
Daddy In the future to a glass ~
cider
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

Connelsvlh pa. Nov 20 At the
Lambert mines near Mnsontown olght
men after rDpWuE zoo feot down
shaft were nI brought to th. aurnrp
living. but With th ro iYIug aud the
others probably fatally hurt Just as
they got aboard thn paEo the cable
unrtpd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
Mlta s.cre R.nor,,a Mnra.r.a

New YnrN Nuy eg According to
q Vienna correspondent ~ The World
private Telegram sent from pora on
Thursday fIys that Miss Ellen M
Stone ani M.ur T,ilha have been mut
dored hy tur hrIr1ndF Whn kidnapped
thom on september 3.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
Cabinet Meeting.

Washington NoV 80 The major
portion of tho last cabinet meeting
before the couvealnE Of congress was
devoted 90 Go.uR over some recess ar.
polntmcnis which will be- sent 20 con.
y css nest week II was decided not
% rcapn1iuf Governor jenkins OF
Oklahoma Charges were made against
jenkins rego' ding his connection with
q cattle company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
EIGHTY KILLED.
An Engineers Mistake
Caused Wreck.
Two Lieutenants Wounded in
Sklrmish With FillpinOs.
Cabinet Decides Net to Reappolnt
Gov Jenkins Of Oklahoma.
IMPORTANT CABINET MEETING,

Detroit Mich, Nov 20 conductor
q. y Martin of The Wabash train No
4, which ccllldod with train No. l3
near Seneca "Wednesday night. caus-
ing the loss of about eighty lives. said
today that orders were given him
whore to mss No l3 at Seneca
sly ord0r said he which ! took
90 EnglnoCr strong and rOa0 over 10
him and ar ced with his orders
This bears out superintendent
Barns statement that Engineer Strong
hln agreed with ais urdcrs.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
IN FEpeRAL couRT.
convlet's Suit Against the Santa Re
10 Transferred.

on petition ~ the defendant. the
damage tuit Of Mrs w. j. Freeman
against the santa Fc railroad has been
transferred Co the federal court a.
las Cruces Mrs Freeman sues for
SEQ 900 alleged damages received al
the burning of the station at Ia Tuna
she being station agent NJ the t'me
and compelled 10 sleep In the building
Mrs Freeman alleges neglect on the
part of the company ia putting up a
stoveplpe which she claims came
apart and cnuaed the Ere. She claims
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
COLON CAPTURED.
Government Troops Re-
take the City.
Gen. Castro Killed by the In
surgent Troops.
Another Cortempi Case Before a New
YOrk City Court
NEW YORK POLICE COMMISSIONER.

Washlngt1n. Nov 29-Tho follow.
Ing cabiegran wsa received from Cap
tain Perry of the Iowa Colon. Nov.
20 arrangements fot the surrender
today of Colon and the liberal forces
have been g mploted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
New York City Blaze
Cost $750,000.
Frightful Fall in a Cage Of
Eight Miners,
Report That Miss Stone Was MUIR
dered by BuIgarianlBdgants,
GEN, WOOD LEAVES roR cUM

New fork Nu, 2p Fire which
started Yesterday afternoon ln tho
lumber yards of William T. upfoafove
Bros. r., tt" foot of Eaat Tenth and
Eleventh streets burned Hli night
Fire on irr standard OU property.
however wnH cNtnwuishod lato in
the nignt rota' loss estimated al
flln uUn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
claYpool Anneals.

Levi CluyInol who WIS found FuIl
y al the lat term of The Spcorro
county court for stealing sheep snd
sentenced 60 fvo years in the pen.
tontlery was released from jail ON a
bond of 10000. pending an appeal to
the territorial supreme court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

The Palac. Club saloon = J John
son proprlst0.h changed hands late
this afternoon. Warren and Isaac
Graham. Of Cerrllios and Bland Doe.
coming the new pfoprietorf Tho CIT
ixcn ext ,uda a welcome 10 the new
owners
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

Neat month o. thn holiday month.
Adycrtis .myuts planted nos VIII yield
an abundant harvest
w. A. Lewis representing ih' aL
louis CoHu company waa in Che ciiY
ceiling ON tbr local uniruakcrH
George g. Bowman United States
gnuger. has returned tu tur city from
a ganglng tip ia tho fruII disui'eriss
no Erlou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
nENnRAI. cAsrRo KnIEn 4

Colon. Nov 20 General Francisco
Castro. who led the government troops
ln the capture Of Bafnacoas bridge on
Tuesday. Was killed rhursday morn
ing do. ing an engagement with lnsur.
gent forces at pohia Soldado
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

Warrington. Nov. ga cablogram
from Consul General Gudger. dated
Panama. fayc that the liberals have
been defeated and that the govern
ment forces are now In possession Of
Colon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
nnllrn cnmn,i..lnn.r

New YORK. Nov 30. Mayor Elett
Low announced today the appointment
OF Col Jonn n. Partridge as police
commissi0ne. OF Greater New York
Partridge is now state superiutendeni
Of public works.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
NOT CoNFIRAlEn.

Curatantlnnplr Nov go The re.
port That Miss Stone oni Mmp Tfuka
are dead ia not confirmed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

Since February last the Romero
Shoe COMPANY have given away 90 l05
babies thor Nrst pair ~ shoes. The
company lW a certified Certlh ate
from the parents Of each babe,
A west side merchant was robbed
OF some sl5 on saturday The money
wa taken f.om tho till Ia broad day
light lie knows the thief aud expects
10 have tho money back
W r. Ellswoth didn't tarry long at
Dodge CIV Kansas lie turned up
fmIllngly az the Castonada and he Is
now dulng business az the old stand.
tie is L lm0tcd 10 be- cashier OF the
Castonnda, ylco r. D. Nudge, who has
gone on a vlsi, 10 his people at Pu.
ChlO
Dr and Mrs Reset rry, 0f Ration.
parents of Harry Roseherry, and Katie
Stapp won't out 90 Rociada today,
Harry RoschCry viii be- married 90
Miss Ka'ie Dunn. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Dunn of Ruciada. on
"Wednesday ~ this week Bert Adams
and mother Mre DALEY, VII he among
the attendants irum las Vegas.
Has Returned
Hon W y Chlldors the United
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

ono prominent Santa Re ofhcial
who was asked tO state what In his
opinion. would ho the total financial
$4,000.
Az these estimates do not take into
cousidorat on the loss 60 business
or the lols ln reputation which al.
ways accompanies a wreck no matter
how carefully aud iudiciously the AZ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
OPOssuM suPpER

The onoBsum and turkey Thanksgiy
ing dinner given by the A. NJ E
church yesterday was a great nnan.
cial success. and Messrs, w a. Joyce
and A. a Montgomery. who conceived
the idea. scored a big success. The
dinner -tarted at noon yesterday aud
was continued till midnight last night
and the lndiea OF tho church were
kept pretty busy waiting on the "a
bles. BeSidos turkey and possum
roast pig was served. and everybody
enjoyed the meals
THANKSGIVING DANCE.
Not 90 Do outdone by others who
were cheerful. happy ana having lots
u 'ua. Mr4, W. v Walton gave a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
THANKSGIVING DAY.
How the Day Was Observed in the
Territorial Metropolis,
MOST PERFECT WEATHER.

Thank sglvlng day was a most beau.
tiful one In Albuquerque. the weather
was bright and moderate in tempera.
ture and the church-going public at
tended union services at the ConRrc
gatlonal church. Every business house
In the city was closed and the om.
ployes enjoyed the vacation hy at
tending religious services and the foot.
hall games at the fair grounds. There
were several dinner parties given aud
very pleasant time was had by all
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

~ % 8hlloy ly thc nov district man
agnr nf tho swift a. Cnu packing com
.pan E1nHH CuG with headquarters
in ohio city n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

The union services held at the Con
pregatiOnal church on THANKSGIVING
morning was lai gely attended by MON
bers OF all churches OF the city The
serm IN. by Rev Robert Ronlson, rec
tor n ST Johns H. lscopal church
was delivered In a most eloquent and
forcible manner and contained many
valuable thoughts Those taking part
la the services were Rev. u uce Kin
ney. Of the Baptist church, Rev W
Hodgson. Ci the Highland Methodist
church. Rov T. G. Beattic ~ the
First Presbyterian church, Rev &. A.
Bunker. Of the Lead Avenue Methodist
church, rnd Rev w. j. Marsh. pastor
NJ the Consrogati Inal church Ex
quisite music was dispensed by the
church choir. Misses Gilmore, Hlll and
Anderson and Mr Reiher a collcc
ton was taken which has boon given
20 the NOn Sectarian Benevolent as
sOciation for the purpose OF aiding
those in need In this city
In the aftG rnoon. AT So johns Epis
copal church a Thanksgiving service
was held. whirh consisted OF a ser
mon aud a few appropriate musical
selections Ia vocal and instrumental
Tho Son j. Ny Light" was sung by
Miss Mabel Heimbeck aud Praise
Ne the Father" was given by the
choir A large audience was present