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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
HEWLETT Bros, co.
PRESIDENT MAKES A
SPEECH AT BUFFALO,
Continued from page one,)
The construction OF Pacific cable can
not be longer postponed.
IMPORTANT DUTY.

I'm the furtherance of these objects
of national interest and concern, you
are performing an important part. This
exposition would have touched the
heart Of that American statesman,
whose mind was ever alert and thought
ever constant for a larger commerce
and truer fraternity Of the republics of
the New World. His broad American
spirit is felt and manifested here. He
needs no Identification to an assem-
blage Of Americans anywhere, for the
name Of Blaine is inseparably associa-
ted with the Pan-Amerlcan movement
which finds this practical and substan-
tial expression and which we all hope
VIII be firmly advanced by the Pan
American Congress that assemblies this
autumn In the capital Of Mexico The
good work VIII go on II cannot be
stopped. These buildings will dlsap-
pear; this creation OF art and beauty
and industry will perish from sight, but
their influence will remain to
Make II live beyond its too short
living
With praises and thanksgiving
who can tell the new thoughts that
have been awakened, the ambitions
fired and the high achievements that
will be wrought through this EXPOSE
tiOn2 Gentlemen, let us ever remember
that our interest is in concord, not con-
flict, and that our real eminence rests
In the victories Of peace, not those Of
war, We hope that all who are repre-
sented here may be moved TO higher
and nobler efforts for their own and
the worlds good, and that out Of this
city may come. not only greater COM
merce and trade for us all. but more
essential than these. relations OF mu-
tual respect, confidence and friendship
which VIII deepen and endure.
"Our earnest prayer Is that God will
graciously vouchsafe prosperity happi-
ness and peace TO all our neighbors ana
like blessings TO all the peoples ana
powers OF earth"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there Will be q meeting Of the members
OF THE Corporation OF the Members OF
the Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter
day Saints. residing In the Seventh &C.
clesiastical ward, OF the Salt Lake
Stake Of Zion" In the county OF Salt
Lake and State OF Utah. at the meeting
house OF said ward, on Monday. the
2srd day OF September 1901. for the
purpose OF authorizing the board OF
directors Of said corporation 10 transfer
the legal title TO all the real property
belonging 10 said corporation, 10 Will
liam Thorn as Bishop Of the Seventh
ward Of the Church OF Jesus Christ OF
Latter-day Saints. In the county Of Sat
Lake, and State OF Utah.
Dated September bth. 1901.
VIM, THORN,
President OF said Corporation.
r. B. Sampson, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
WANTS TO BE In.
Oscar julius Would Like 10 Ride in
Twenty. -four Hour Race.

oscar Julius, who Is one Of the good
long distance men Of the track. but
who cannot ride in a short race with
any degree Of winning ability, wants TO
get 10 the 2i-hour race which may be
arranged between Chapman and King,
the winner Of the last race. He wants
20 put up 500 right away, or more II
necessary, and to make II a sweep
stakes race, winner TO take all Of the
side bet, and the management money
20 be divided on the usual percentage.
II IS not known how the other riders
viii view this proposal. oscars friends
predict victory for him. should the race
be arranged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
Wants Them at Washington.

Washington, Sept 4.-Admlral Schley
has made a request Of the navy depart
ment that a number OF witnesses whom
he expects 10 call before the court OF
inquiry be brought to Washington at
this time, In order 10 permit Of confer
ences between them and counsel
In response TO this request Acting
Secy. Hsckett today advised the admir-
al that II he viii furnish list Of those
he desires TO come they viii be brought
here as rapidly as circumstances per-
NIT.
The navy department has no official
information as to the condition OF Ad-
miral Sampson. Some private letters
have been received however. rather IA
vorable In tone. one Of these came
about a week ago from Mrs. Sampson
to Judge Advocate-Genera Lemley, the
admirals wife having attended TO GER
tain correspondence owing to his inds-
position. Mrs. Sampson stated that the
admiral was considerably improved.
The official reports from the Boston
navy yard continue 10 bear his sigma
ture, except when he is out Of the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
NOT SO WELL TODAY.

Spencer Clawson received telegram
at shortly before noon today saying
that his brother, VIII Clawson, who Is
very III in San Francisco. is not so well
today. but that hopes are entertained
for his recovery. His condition is criti-
cal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
KILLED IN TUNNEL.
Falling Rock Causes Death OF Asst
GenI Supt. Duchesney OF G. 4.

Vancouver r. c.. Sept. BE, c. Du-
-hesney. assistant general superinten-
dent Of the Pacific division OF the Ca
madam Pacific railroad was killed this
morning by a falling rock al No N
tunnel. eleven miles west 81 Ninth
Bend. The timber buildings In the tun-
mel had caught FIRE and Duchcsney was
experimenting the work Of putting out
the flames, Duchesney was AZ years OF
age. and leaves a widow and four
children
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
sUCCUMBED TO TYPHOID.

Typhoid fever found a victim last
night In Sugar House ward, IN joseph
Christensen, the l9-year old son OF
~ c. and Gunile Christensen, lie
has been sick since the 2ith OF July and
al one time he appeared to be doing
quite we'll He succumbe,d however
last night. shortly after 10 o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
BUSINESS AND REALTY.

Today's bank clearings show a half
million dollar increase over those for
The same day Of last year. The clear
inrs today amounted to 1885. $50 q a.
against S2soSls.6) Tor the correspond
ing day Of last year.
The First National bank Of Price.
Carbon county. is going 70 erect n now
tWo-siory brick building 30xleo fesi
The contract has been let TO d. f..
Dowd u Nephi. who Is 10 erect the
building within sixty days
Walter c. sQuircs and wife have con.
veyed TO Lucy NJ. Grant and Julia GU
man part Of lot :. block 8, plat /. The
property is % feet by 6 rods facing
east on Canyon road near Third street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
suit for Lumber.

The Utah Lumber company has filed
suit against William r. James 10 re-
cover $40. interest and costs, said 10 be
due for lumber. Plaintiff asks for a
mechanics lien on Mr.. James new resi-
dence on seventh East and First
South streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

the Canadian northwest viii reach a
total Of 10O000,O0O bushels This Is a
bumper crop. said Sir william, ANA
win allow the farmers a surplus Tor eA-
port trade"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
DIRECTORS MEET.
San Pedro, Los Angeles a Salt Lake
Onicials Get Together.

There was a brief meeting OF the
resident directors Of the san Pedio
Los Angeles a. Salt Lake Railroad COM
pany IN the offices in the Mccormick
block at 1850 this afternoon. At the
close OF the meeting Mr. Gibbon stated
that there was nothing TO give out for
mobilization
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
"a Bumper Crop"

New York, Sept 5.--sir William {.
Vanhornc, chairman OF the board OF d.
rectors OF the Canadian Pacific rail-
road. estimates that the grain crop In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05
Depends Upon Strikers.

New York, Sept, l.-Terms Of peace
In the steel strike were discussed al
length today al a secret conference al
which sat officials Of the United States
Steel corporation, leaders Of union la =
Dor and representatives, Of the civic
organizations which have interviewed.
Unusual safeguards Of secrecy were re-
sorted 60 In order 20 preserve the pri-
vacy OF the proceedings, but Il was ey-
ident that no conclusion was reached,
and that the decision either TO arbl-
trate or continue the strike must be
made by the strikers.
The nature OF the agency OF the
Amalgamated association held BY the
labor leaders who participated in the
discussion is not known. but Il Is be-
lieved they possessed an outline OF
terms from President Shaffer and that
they will place before him and HIS as
sociates the terms resubmltted by
President Schwab Of the United States
Steel corporation.
IL was also apparent at the concu-
sion Of the discussion that II the con-
ference Is to be resumed or any further
action toward peace taken the strikers
must take the Initiative. The labor
leaders were In communication with
Pittsburg during the day, and Il was
anticipated that they would further
discuss the subject with the AmaIga.
mated men before they proceed any
further with the peace plan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

We are now prepared to send out
orders. Beardsley's Tavern.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

and there IL a residence thereon Inc
consideration is $500
A warranty deed filed with the eoun-
" recorder today by james G. Megeath
records the transfer to him by James
Hogle and wife OF a piece OF properly
Sgisxi65 feet, facing east on FOURTH
treet. between South Temple ana
First South streets, The conslde
IS 81. out the revenue stamps alilSeu
Indicate that the price paid is S2t.oOV'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-05

DIR sASroRUs LIVER ISvIGoRAToR.
The best Liver Medicine. kyeee,1bie cure Tor Liver
40, bihousness, INDIGESTION, Constipation Malaria
Evening star., 1901-11-15
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST - WEDNESDAY. BETWEEN CoRCoRAN
st. and Congressional Library, via Met line
small Swiss hunting-cas silver watch and Fin
Finder please return to jantor, 171S Corcoran
b., anu receive reward It,
L0ST-WEDNESDAY EVENING" NOV IA NEW
hampshire ave. st., white pearl head
rosary Reward IL returned to 1722 Corcoran ST
NV. 1ts
LOST-BLACK POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING
Reward II returned to 1920 35th st. NV IT.
LOST-A FOX TERRIER; BODY WHTTF AK
cept few very small black spots on back one
white eye, one side Of head, face and ears black
and tan. IS reward IL returned to 1927 18th ST
no15-3t
LoST-NEAR 9TH AND F SIS. NV. MOROCCO
card case containing money; marked National
Electric Supply Co., Washington D. C. Finder
VIII be rewarded IL returned to b. f. GRAHAM
Eastern market. 9TH and Q s.e.. city. no152t'
LOST = COMING OUT OF ST PATRICK7S
Church. chatelafne bag, containing eyeglasses
&s;; DC; Important to owner. Mrs. E. WILSON. No.
liza Sth st. NV. IT.
L0ST-POCKET BOOK, WITH INITIALS e, p.
viii be given for return of same to Oxford Hotel
no15-3ts ~
L0ST-SMAI.L DARK LEATHER POCKET ROOK
green silver clasp, November g. at lace cegnter
Boston House; contained card of DR. Briybtweu
Reward returned to Room 3s. Harper bldg
FoUND-ABANDONED BICYCLE; OWNER CAN
have same by proving property and paving nd
Call at the Argyle, All 1lth st. NV. nol3-3ts
Losf-BErwEEN AND O'CLOCK EVENING
Nov II. going from Hopkins ST. to below nd
dress, gold watch, with fob, Suitable rrw.r5 ~
leeurneo 70 lo<! iatn NV no13-3ts
Evening star., 1901-11-15
DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-FlRM. coMFoRT-
ahaAs durable. beaufaful wdetscfnhlA painaa0.s
se ~ DE- l. \ WILSON.
ocz5-lmS 1203 q. An.
Evening star., 1901-11-15
BOARDING.

TABLE BOARD. GOT 18th ST. NV. ExCEI-
lent board, $A.so week; without lmch ss.H.
no11-8te
THE BELMONT 813 18th ST. NV. = REST
home ceokinei befh dining roans upen: new NM.
agement; $4.60 week: without lunch, q. noo-es
TABIE D.H0TE And LA CARTE DfNNER
ladies ard Eenii.n.n 9nm u nntll 3; siscttis
fanst CAgK ROBINSON. l6es lAfh. .st. aW.
Evening star., 1901-11-15
WANTED-LOTS.

WASTED-LOT 3ox1OO OR LARGER, IN DIS
tret where frame houses can be built. give fnl
descnptioa and best price for cash. address A.
o. D.. Star ONCE. nol5-2ts
Evening star., 1901-11-15
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANrED-BY GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND SON.
three or Tour bright wel-heated unfurniSbed
rooms In modern house with refined family and
with good board convenient 10 same: Iocatjon
must be eentral, permanent II suited Address
Box $50. Star Office. noJsa,s
NANTED-B1 WOMAN IN OFFICE ROOM
with breakfast. In private family northyest:
state location and terms. Address Bog ~ star
Office. - e,s
WANTED-BI TWO VERY CAREFUL. REFINED
ladies. one large furnished room and one large or
small room, with floor covering, table and chairs
gas for cooking for light housekeeping; sunny I'd
Door or Sd, with bath; with refined upright Fam
fly; house thoroughly heated: rent must he mod
crate: state full particulars Address Box so
Star Office noI2at.
WANTED-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. WIDoWFR
room and board In house nat where tbere n
aRziahle and congenial society, In the vicinity of
I'D and Pa ave. NV: terms must be n,oderat "a
Address Box ". Star once. noi3-3t
Evening star., 1901-11-15

WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED HOUSES "a YEARS SOLICITOR
of American and foreign patents, and having
moved TO 626 + st. NV, which has been for
many years real estate Office, located on this
path Of employees of the patent office, the u s.
post office and the pension office. find myself be-
sieged by applications to rent. Owners OF houses
fats, tenements, stores and Offices of all grades
energy, promptness and absolute reliability ON
this thoroughfare of people who earn money and
expect to stay.
W. Y. STEVENS.
nol5-3t-15 GIG St, near 7th ST. NV
wANTED-HOUSES TO SELL IN ALL SEC
TIoSS, ESPECIALLY SMALL BRICK HOUSES
IN THE EASTERN SECTION. CANNOT
MEET THE DEMAND. SEND Me PARTICU-
LARS. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, laos ST. NV.
no156t
wANTED-BY 1ST OF JANUARY, A HOUSE IN
northwestern suburbs Of not less than seven
rooms; line; house with some ground
preferred Address Y. x. T.. Star office. no14-3ts
wANTED--A FUR. HOUSE FOR TWO ADULTS
only; from Dec. to April i, or Jan, 1892 fe
April, 1902; prompt pay; hest ref. given and de-
WANTED-wE'LL RENT YOUR HOUSE.
PLACE IT WITH Us.
% PER CENT
OF RENTERS
COME TO US.
no96t STONE q FAIRFAX. 008- BOB st. NV
WANTED-HouSrtALL sECTfONS-WE HAVE
customers on hand for houses IN an sections ana
are unable TO suit some OF them Seads us DE-
VIE Also RENT VACANT HOUSES IN HURRY
oc3o-n MOORE HILL. 71T iath 1t. NV.
Evening star., 1901-11-15

FOR SALE-12 HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES
will be sold for want of use. Also 5 wagons har-
ness and stable utensils. Apply 2l2 John Marshall
place, AZ st. NV. no15-6ts
FOR SALE-HANDSOME 6-YEAR BAY MARE:
gentle; free diver, J. LANG ly29 l4fh nj n W
Evening star., 1901-11-15
FOR RENT-HoUsES.
FURNIsHED.
FOR RENT-FuBNISHED-
BY THOMAS J. FISHER A COMPANY

By nra THOMAS ,. FISHER a COMPANY.
No 1906 Cincinnati street wsshing,so H.isst.
s,. INA, me. Light gray, Roman brick dwelling.
nshed; $500 per annum 1U
No. s2i North Carolina avenue southeast nne
three.stofy and basement brown stone dweII-
Ing; ~ rms. bath: nicely furnished; .uitable
aor member OF Congress; pCiee, $500 per
No. l2ls New Hampshire avenue. fine thrre-s,nry
ah1 4. cellar modern brick dwelling; 10 rms.
1900 per annum; nicely furnished ''''"'
No lsoS Phelps place. s-stOry and basement brick;
10 rms, 2 baths; steam heat; all improve
nents sl,Soo per annum; handsomely
No. 20ls r. St, three-sfory and cellar uhIts
stone front brick dwelling; fashionable north
,e VS. an conreniences; S.2co per annum;
Ne sos Ct. lie Droit Park. nne s-story and
seai sss I,cS & qTelins oa.s 10 ns bath: hc, Sater
NO. 1873 18th ST. NV. 3-story and basement cor
ner brick dwelling IL rrns hath. stesm
heat; all modern improvements: location cen
~ W. usI. eaegahily furnished: $1,000 per annum.
NV cor 10th and Mass. ave. nDe 3-story ana
cellar brick; 10 iarge rms. and baths: hand
someiy furnished; location one OF the finest
in town: s3.oao per annum.
Kirk ST: Chevy Chase Maryland nne s-story, attic
hot water heat: all conyeniences; hsnsI~aneIy
~ furnished: $500 per annum.
ment brick: 10 rms baths: steam hest:
slegant location; sl.soo per nnuum; PrettIy
The nbore can he inspected by permit from our
Office only.
THOMAS ]. FISHER g. Co Incorporated
nol5f.m.w-3t No. I4l4 .'F'' street northwest
FOR RENT-l9os I ST. COMPLETELY AND
daintily furnished house.: I'm good location: con
senient TO two lines OF cars; rent moderate For
terms apply TO OWNER. IsIs st. nol5 80
FOR RENT-BY OWNER. HANnsoNE BRoWE
stone and brick. tastefully furnished. up to-iate
appointments. near 10th and .; desirable servants
would remain. Address ELIGIBLE Star Office.
no13-u ~ '
FOR RENT-FTRNISHED-
MODERN 3-SToRY BRICK RESIDENCE
On 18th NV,
OPPOSITE THE PORTNER
ONLY $50 so PER MONTH,
no13-4t LIEBERMANN a HAWN 1903 st
FOR RENT-FURNlSHED HOUSES AND FINE
residences for sale our sf.cialty. desIr-
able h' mes for rent, $50 to 81 600 per mo- All
sections CLARK BROS, 1893 h sI. NV
MOI -26t
Evening star., 1901-11-15

FOR SALE-OR ExCHANGE-ONLY TEN orr
those LARGE lots on GRAyEIED AVENyfE
PARK BOULEVARD, now left; size 1Of,xIso ~
an alley tdiyisble into good building lots EACH:
$40 cash. - monthly; blocks from station On
trolley; viii loan SO per OF cost TO helm vo,,
build; or will exchange for city property. New
suburban eottxee' "a $50 to Y SOC. more or less
l.tn Sc n.M. noi4-tf
FOR EALE-OR EXCHANGE-A FINE O0FIEs
exchange- for small house southeasf or .orts~s.1
ee78-0 QASCH BROS 1891 = -
Evening star., 1901-11-15
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR sALE-12 HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES
will be sold for want of use. Also wagons har-
ness and stable utensils. Apply 212 John MARSHALL
place, 41s ST. NV no15-6t'
FOR SALE-HANDSoME 6YEAR BAY MARE;
gentle; free diver. ]. LANG, 1899 l4th St NV.
4-n no14-2ts
FOR SALE-SADDLE HORSE; DARK BROWN;
16 hands. PATTERSoN'S STABLES, Alexandria.
FOR SALE-STANDARD- BRED TRoTTING HORSE
but Beautifully broken: also imported English
saddle and bride; new harness and runa6out.
no14Sts '--'N'
wANTED-wINTER BOARD FOR SMALL PONY;
state terms expected. Address Box 16s. Star
FOR SALE-HoRSE HARNESS AND RUN
about everything in fine condition; ditto horse is safe,
brougham. rubber tires. pole and shafts in ex-
sahaD. selsnt condition $3.50 neop
Co. straight-front coupelet, handsome job,
in perfect order, only $3.50 One Brewster & co.
$3.50: cost 81, ,4o0.- One Killam & Co coupelet
in good condition, pole and shafts, $500. Also a
variety Of victorias and other styles OF carriages
at bargain prices. Also two fine teams of horses
belonging to private customers, will be sold at a
ba5g ba5gain. al, WM- f. DoWNEY, 1922 st. NV.
FOR SALE-vERY FINE LATEST DESIGN RUB
berthe brougham, cost 81 300 one year ago; also
latest style rubbertire victoria, with extra small
seat, made by Brewster cost 81, 200; also Pitts
burg t-under, with glass front and doors: fine
double coach harness and brougham harness; ali
good new: sold account of owner going
abroad. Can be seen at McCAULLY'S STABLES
1927 II st. NV. noa-1ot
FOR sALE-BELow COST. ONE -FOUR AND
one six-passenger rockaway; also a nice assort-
ment OF depot wagons, phaetons. surreys, buggies
and delivery wagons, which will be offered at
tempting prices. Cali and see them at THoS 2
iOtNG'S CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, 4B4 and
800 ia. ave NV. no9-7t
FOR SALE-THE LARGEST STOCK OF FANCY
delivery wagons to select from in the city
Panel side wagons from $50 to $3.50,
visit through show rooms will more than
pay you.
s. J. MEEKS' SONS
ocZou.f go st. NV.
Evening star., 1901-11-15
MACHINERY. ETC.

AACHINERI. BOILERS. SAFES. ETC, HAULED.
aeistsd sn1 paaceas estimates Eivso- NEH.
e.s.u nsschaass P-D O.. m nv. -PAsss "a
Bo1 BALE KNOWLES CONRIKED pup 1EO
boiler 1x43kxl0: 4H-R. Ottp eas ea9ipe: oxl3
eaAs-cs.nk engise; s10-HP. lsw-prsssurs lcco1o-
dive beiief: also 26-H-P. feed wefer heatef
FAsas On oe2aAtb i1iS o. sss.
Evening star., 1901-11-15

roc1s asd 6aths saaneled tub: an mod inns
&1A Apply Room S02 Columbian Blds. OF
Ii 18th st. NV. noii ST
Evening star., 1901-11-15
FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CeNFEDERATE VETERANS, HAII.
corner l1th and e sts NV; all modern Improve.
ments; suitable for meetings. dancing, &C. Apply
on the premises. no4-i2t
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1901-12-28
THE MASS.

The four o'clock mass Christ.
mas morning was a brilliant cere.
mony, and was attended by as
many people as could enter the
church, the weather being warm
and fair. many persons from the
country were present.
The Affairs were brilliantly lin.
minated, and decorated with all
the prettiest ornaments of the
church, made pretty and impos-
ing sight.
The ''Cantique de Noel" was
prettily sang by Mr.. E. e. Soulier
and the choir sang pretty mass.
and the Greig Minstrel band play.
ed some appropriate selections
which added interest to the beau
&iful ceremony.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1901-12-28
A Washington Social Boycott
Daily Picayuus.

~~-@s ASoS oA4Os
The statement that the ladies' Of
the Cabinet at Washington have
determined to bopcott socially the
family of Secretary Long, of the
navy, would seem to have some
connection with the Secretary's
bearing towards Admiral Schley;
but it is most improbable that any
such reason could operate to give
grounds FOR such q social slight.
The ladies Of any officials family
cannot be held responsible for the
public acts of such. parsonage, and,
moreover, it would be a serious
and most unwaranted reflection
upon the ladies of the other Csbi-
net officers.
The reason given, and dcubtless
it is the true one, for the social
GOODNESS that is said to exist in
the premises. is as follows: It is
charged that during the I've years
of the residence Of Secretefy Long
and his family in Washington no
social function or other official
hospitality has ever been rendered
by that household. The Longs
have never failed, so it is said, to
avail themselves OF all the official
Inequalities rendered to them.
Other matters Of social serious
ness are charged against the
Longs, and so a social boycott is
to be instituted against them. The
entire incident seems rather fun
ny, but 1t cannot but be highly
offensive to the ladies who are to
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1901-12-28
NOTICE

The Board Of School Directors In and
tor the Parish Of 81. Martin is prepared
to renew sealed bids for the constrtc-
ticn Of Public School Houses 10 the 5th
Ward Of the Parish. Specifications can
DO seen at the Office Of T. ]. Liable. Pfeda-
dent OF the School Board, St. Martin.
Vile. La. All bids must be sent In, on
u before the 18th Of January 1914.
is. WOOD. Secretary.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1901-12-28

be made the victims of it, and il
the story al told be true, it may
have the effect of causing the with
drawal from the Cabinet of the
NavellSecretary, whether be wish.
es it or not.
Should the reports Of this boy.
colt be true, the event will be the
only one ever known in Cabinet
circles in Washington, save the
social prescription practised upon
Mrs. Eaton, wife of Secretary Of
War John II. Eaton during Jack-
sons first presidency.
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