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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-17
Prohibited From weuring Khaki.

PRETORIA, Jan. IA proclamation
has been issued forbiddlng civilians 10
wear khaki Persons wearing clothing
that is likely TO be mistaken for British
uniforms are threatened with arrest and
punishment.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-17

This morning at 12:45 O'Clock. Repre-
sentative Butler took party OF
friends on private car to West Chester.
Pa, where a reception was held in
honor Of his son. Capt SnedIey d. But
Ter, the young veteran Of three wars, who
has Just returned from China. Break
fast Viii be served on the car. and din
ner viii precede the reception. Tonight
The guests will be entertained at the
homes OF Representative Butler and his
mother and return to the city tomorrow.
The party viii include Secretary Long,
the Assistant Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs. Hackett Mrs. Haywood. Colonel aud
Mrs. Ried. Mrs James r. Mann. Miss
Williams, Major Radford and Major Lock-
heimer.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-17
Prevent the Grip
BY Keeping Your Blood Pure With
Hoods SarSapariIia.

The grip is mOst-Iikely to attack a
weak and debilitated system. Those
who keep their blood pure and system
toned up with Hoods Sarsaparnla &c in
little danger frem this disease. II you
have had the grip you Will find Hood
Sarsaparilla just the medicine needed to
expel the poisonous taints from your
blood, give you a good appetite. and re-
new your strength Nothing so quickly
puts you on your feet after an attack
OF the grip as
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Mary Patterson returned yesterday
to the convent at Georgetown after spend
ing the Christmas holidays at her home
il Baltimore
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs Wallace H. Morris viii
celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of their
marriage Saturday evening. January 70 by
a reception. from until Il O'Clock. at
their suburban home Eighteenth Street
and Benaing Road northeast.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-17

Miss McCeney's tea at the ShoTeham, in
honor of Mrs. Carton, was another attrac-
tive happening OF yesterday afternoon that
brought together throngs of friends OF the
young bride and her gracious hostess. Miss
MCCeney wore pretty combination Of
white lace and blue velvet, and Mrs. Car
tor was lovely IL her wedding gown
Meteor ross. white palms. and Southern
smiIax were used effectively in the decor
alton OF the receiving parlor. and the cen
trCPiece Of the dainty table was Of narcis-
sus and fern. Both the candles N the
tea room and the chandelier globes were
yelled with ruby shades.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. william E. Hutchinson
have issued cards OF invitation for Mon
day evening, January Is, at 904 PeEnsyl-
vania Avenue southeast, The occasion be
ing the fftieth anniversary of their mar
riage
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-17

Miss Frances De Chantal Cushwa, young
est daughter Of Mr.. Victor Cushwa, Of VIII
Transport. and Dr. James " Letter. Of
Washington. son of Mrs. L. Freeland Lei
ter, Of Hagerstown. were married at noon
yesterday in Corpus Christi Catholic
Church. Baltimore. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Rabbia, pastor
of S.. Mary's Catholic Church. Of HageTs-
town. assisted by Father W Z. Starr. rec
tor Of Corpus Christi Church, and Father
Lyon. Of Westernport. The attendants
were Miss Helen R Grimm and Mr.. John
Kyd Beckenbaugh. both Of Hagerstown-
The bride wore a grey travelling gown,
black hat. and carried roses. The couple
left on a trip to Florida. Upon their re
turn they will reside in Washington. The
groom Is q member of the firm Of Lee d
Letter. OF Washington. He is nephew
Of Millionaire L T. Letter. of Washington
The bride Is a stately blonde. and has a
wide social connection in Maryland
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-17

Mrs L 3. Swormstedt and Miss Sworm-
stedt will be al home today and the two
following Thursdays.
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One of the largest and most attractive
receptions of yesterday afternoon was that
held by Mrs John Lileston Granger at
her handsome residence, 1881 Connecticut
Avenue.
The hostess. elegantly gCwned in violet
paune velvet. received in the pink draw
ing room. She was assisted by Mrs Perry
Heath AIRS. William Mearnes, Mrs n T
Dean. and the Misses Evans Adjoining the
pink room was a lilac parlOr that in turn
opened into a spacious dining room with
pic, uresquely beautiful windows, where
refreshments were served. The floral dec
rations throughout were pink roses and
palms. and the candles on the table shed
a soft Iustre under dalntily capped shades.
The Washington Mandolin Club rendered
a programme Of beautiful selections. the
orchestra being stationed on the first
landing behind a hedge of palms
Mrs. Granger viii be at home on Sat
urdays throughout the season.
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Clearance Price on
Remnants!

SEQ yards OF Brown Farmers Sat
med Remnants, 81 inches vide,
suitable for fine Innings, % and 35c { &c
quality. per yard-----------...-... "
zee yards Of Indigo blue Denim tic
Remnants. 15c quality At, per yard. l
$50 yards of heavy unhleached
Drilling Remnants. Zoe quality. at &C
per yard Observation-Disclosures.
As q speciality we offer pieces of
grey mixed wool Homespun. from the
famous Dickey Maryland Mills, suitable
for Mems or Bows Suits or Pants, lot
75c quality. at per yard--.----------- ~
SIC yards Of light checked and
striped outing cloth Remnants, 16c Il
4 lot of navy and medium blue. also
red and garnet mixtures. Of Toe e
Percale Remnants, per aTd----------1
42o yards of fine white cambria, TIC
lee quality, per ya-d----------.-..---i
a lot Of wcolen dress goods. spring
styles, l5c. zee. and 25c values to &c
close at, Fer ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-17

Thomas scurry. Adjutant General of
Texas. IS registered at the Metropolitan.
and speaking of the consequences of the
Galveston horror. he said this morning.
The good harvest in the northern part
of Texas wfs a God-send to the working
people who haC suffered from the flood
The farmers were short OF hands 10 house
the crops and consequently offered good
wages for help This assisted great
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Entertainers.

Miss Vivian KuobIoch last Thurs.
day night entertained the Entertain.
el's Euchre Club in her usual delight
full style. Progressive Euchre was
played until a late hour when hand
some prizes were awarded the fortl
nate contestants. Thr tables instead
of being numlr'red were named aflcr
the Southern States and the COUP. s
after ten cities from the respective
States one city being ievided bclwcea
each couple. Vocal and Instrumental
music was rendered by several of The
participants. The prizts were awatd
ed Us follows:
Ladies 1st, prize Onyx Table, Miss
Anna Danscreau. Consolation Catch
all tray, Miss Annie Egan. Bo ,hy,
] doz tin spoon, Miss b. Rlviere.
Gents 1t, Prize, Embroidered Neck
tie Case Paul Delaunc Consolation
Collar Box, Frank Harmon Bonby,
n pair of suspenders, JAS. Bourg
The following were present.:
Misses Loo Ia lOr and Arnie Egan
Of Crowley, Marie Patout Of New
Iberia, Lucy and Bertha Foret, Eleon'
ore Engerran, Anna, CeciIe and Pau
line Danscreau, Bertha Riviere, Lucy
Roger, Vivian Knob!och, Mrs p. l..
Braud and Messrs. l.. Perrin, G. a.
Badeaux, Robert Himel, Sydney
iiimel and A. Foisr, OF Tailicu, K
Percy, l.. Lancaster, F, Harmon, Tom
and Eddie McCulla, Prof. W. I.afar-
que. Paul Dclaune, Dr. H. s. Smith,
p. l.. Braud, JAS. Bourg, Flanci-,
Eugene and Guy Knubloch and Mr.
and Mrs. J. q. knobloch.
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RESISTS ARREST AND Is
SHOT.
William Jackson Shot Twice.
Wounds May Prove Fatal.

Several shots rang out from in the
neighbortood of the Catholic church
last Thursday night aud it proved to
be az officer defending himself against
the attack of an euraged prisoner
who refused TO submit 10 arrest and
began TO strike and beat the officer.
Max Dupre constable Of this ward
went 10 arrest one William Jackson
for attempting to cut his wif.s throat
When the prisoner was served with
the warrant, he began to abuse and
strike Duprc, lnflicting several cuts
about his ear, when Dupre found 1t
necessary to fire at hun to protect
himself, two shots taking effect in the
left arm which may prove fatal owing
to excessive loss of blood
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La,

! Section s-Be it further enacted, etc.
That the polls in said Or Image District No
Three for the conduct ~ Siii election shat
be at th1 following named polling places
the same being the usual polling places cs-
/ tablished by this jury, with the following
named persons duly qualified as comni-.
sioncri and cl .rks of election, viz:
Tho following shall he the Polling places
Commissioners and Clerks of election
Ward No 5,-Prccinct AT or near Felix
BEL ties store.
I Trosclair, Felix Debate, Clrrk, Sabastien
LA del.
Ward No. 5 Precinct AT or near the
store iornIc.l Is owned by III. N. Coulon now
kpoWncd as the Ably store.
Commi-,ioners-CharleS Lcche, Douglas
Thioolaux, raylcr Lejcune, Clerk, JOHN
Lcche.
ward No. 5-Precinct 3 AT OF near Le,.
J. BouGreauI's store.
Commi,sioners-Leo J. Boudreauy. Cy
prien Cancienne, Alexandra Toups, Clerk
Ward 10. 6-i.recinct At or near One.
zipps Chiasson on the Chackbay Ridge
Settlement
Commis-ioners-Sylve>tr Martincz. One.
z;ppc Chiasson, J. 4. Caiiiouet, Clerk rheo-
bad GrUS.
Ward No G-Prscfnct "A. or near Victor
Legcn ndrc's re- idence.
Commissioners -Lovincy Rodrispe. Joan
J.. ROdrigue, Albert Rodrigue, Clerk Au
gu-tt. Toups.
section BE it further enacted. etc.
That tao Presiden, IT this Jury be, and he
il hereby authorized and eupo wered o.
supervise the preparing of the bailJts ard
prepnra ion of tho tally sheets, compiled
statement of votes, etc., as well as prepare
instructions to the officers of election APP
pointed to conduct the above election.
J. l.. ACCOIS,
Pros. Police Jury Parish of iafourci,-.
H. y. COULOS clerk.
Yeas-Aucoin, Biss,t, Gucdry. III.
Morvant, f.. L. Molvant. ROdrigue,
FalgoHt. Leblanc and tarra.
NayS None.
Mr. Edgar ltiViere was granted per-
mission to address the jury relative to
the exemption from Taxation of Il
ca itioI Moss Ginrry which he is now
organizing in this parish, and the
same was laid over until tomorrow
for action. The jury than adiouned
until tomorrow at 10 O'clock \ NJ.
III. y COCLoN. j. l.. AUCOIN.
Clerk President.
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PRESIDENT DEAD.
Passes Away at 2:l5 This
MOrning-Public Meet.
ing This Even.
ing.

President McKinley's death this
morning was surprise to all, after
all the assurances received that he
was daily improving the report of his
death was as thuEderbolt in bright
sky. The chief magistrate gave in
dicatlons of failing strength yestcr
day and grew weaker and weaker un
I'll this morning at 2:l5 when he
quietly breath his last at Nlilhurn
House, Buffalo Y. Y.
In respect to the Presidents death
flags in town are al at half mast and
a public meeting is to be held at th:
Opera House tins evening to express
the sentiment Of the community on
the country's misfortune.
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OA9 ToEEA.
,.. ,...a. 1Hh' Kind YOU Have Always s''s'
'.:'" &ZZZx

Miss Lolo Taylor, of Crowley, sis
ter Of Mrs. II. II. Dupre, and Miss
Annie Egan also of Crowley, have
been visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. II. X. Dupre for the last two
weeks. Miss Egan leaves to day for
her home IN Crowley, Miss Taylor
Will remain iu ThibOdaux several
weeks longer.
:. WANTED - TRUSTWORTHY
men and women TO travel and
advertise for old established house of
solid financial standing. Salary
uS0 year and expenses, all paya-
Ole in cash. No canvasslng required.
tive references and enclose self ad.
dressed stamped envelope. Address
aanager, 355 Caxton Bldg, Chi
cago 3S.26t
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CA9To1IA.
Co.: C.; :; G;:;:;';S;:;:;;2!: ;. Z; Z :; T.: '''''

Mr.. Octave Coignet, ST sters and
Mr. Oliver Gaude, spent last SUNDAY
with friends IN Napoleonville.
Mr.. l.. A. BlOuin was selected rs Il
director OF the Bank OF Lafourthc,
vice T. d. Kent, who resigned.
Mr. A. b. Ragan and family left
for their home in New Orleans last
Sunday after week spent here with
relatives.
Mr.. Charlton r. Beattie, returned
from a pleasant sojOurn at Atlantic
City, Baltimore and other eastern
cities.
TO THE DEAF.-A rich lady
cured Of her Deafness and Noises in
the Head by DIR. Nicholson's Artificial
Ear Drums, gave 2j, ooolols. to his
Institute, so that deaf people unable
to procure the Ear Drrms may have
them free. Address, The Nicholson
Institute, 78O, Eighth Avenue, New
York. 43ly
Mr.. Robt. Kciteringham The popu
lar contractor mud builder, was a
business visitor to New Roads during
the week.
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Proceedings of the Police
Jury.
State OF Louisiana.
PaIiSh Of Lafourche,

Thibodaux, La., Sept. lith. 1901.
The Police Jury Of the Parish of La
fourche met this day in regular SOS
sion.
Present j. l.. Aucoin, Present;
dry. ii. MOrvant. f. L. Moryant. l..
Rodrigue. f. +. Falgout, J. J.. Le-
Blanc and +. Z. PARA.
Absent-Alex. Theriot.
The reading of minutes of the last
sessions was disposed with oil motion
of Mr.. III. Morvan: seconded by Mr..
Falgout.
Numerous bills and claims against
he parish were presented, read and
r,ferred by the committee on claims
fer report thereon Oh to morrow.
AT thistime the report of DR.. GaZ-
20, President of the Board of Health.
on the condition Of the Charlton epi-
demic raging in the lower section of
the parish during the month of April
May, June and July last WIS read and
on motion by Mr.. Morvant duly sec
onded by Mr. PARA the srme was or
dered received.
At this time Mr.. Leblanc submitted
the name of widow Perrlliac and
Mrs. Felix Foret and Mr.. PARA sub
mitted-the Name of Mis-. :. I. Atkin-
son for pension.
The Petition of MeSsrs. Chas. God
ciauX praying for the permission to
pass pipe lines under the public roai
from I.afourche Crossing on both sides
of Bayou Lofodrche adjoining the
Morgan, LA. and Texas K. Il. Co.'S.
right Of way. was submitted by Mr..
y. j. Lasei.ne, and the same was laid
over for action on tomorrow.
Mr.. Thos IL. Roger at this time re-
qutsted the Police jury to enact the
ordinance which he presently submit
ted. the same being in favor of the 3rd
Drainage District and is of similar im-
part as the ordinance recently adopt
d by this Jury in favor OF the 2nd
Drainage District Of this Parish.
Tine Petition thus submitted was
read and on motion OF Mr. Guedry
seconded by Mr. FalgOut the same is as
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DISTRICT COURT OPENS
With a Large Criminal
Docket

District Court opened last MOndaV
Tor criminal term Of three wee k:
which time the court will make ful
use OF. There Were last Monday 6.
cases on the docket, The maj liIy o
which we've misdemcanors. Onite f:
number, when arra'gned pleaded gu.l
~ To The charges against them, when
The judge Immediately passed sentcnc,
ON. The following are The convictions
of Monday.
State of In, vs.. Aieck Anderson,
Assault and Battery $3.50 and costs
or II days.
State Of La, vs. Aieck Anderson
Assault aad Battery 81 30 and costs
or II days
Stite Of La, VS.. Geo. Washington
Assault aid Battery $500 AMI Gusts
Or Is days.
State of La, VS.. Madere Hebcrt
Assault and Battery $500 and cost:
Or l5iays
'' VI 'h vs.. ven l'bup@, AS
sanlt AMI Battery 81 80 ard costs or
| , days.
State Of La, VS. Elizabeth Mckee.
M, Assault and Blttery $3.50 and
costs or % days.
State of In. rs. Tilda MrKenna.
Assault and Battery $3.50 and costs
or II days.
State of La, w. Charles Mitchell
Assault and Battery $1,000 and cost.
or 20 days.
State Of La, VS.. Gus. Brown, AS
sauit and Battery $500 and cost. or
10 days.
State of La, VS.. Louvinia Brown,
Assault and Battery $50 aud costs
or ID days,
State of La, VS.. H"nry Thomas
Assault and Battery $1,000 and Gusts
Or 20 days.
State of La, VS.. Dick Milton. As
sauit and Battery So 90 aud costs OF
Is days.
State OF La, vs. Lalia Williams,
Assault and Battery 81 80 and costs
or l5 days
State Of La, VS.. Bertha Williams.
Assault and Battery $3.50 auI COSTS
or Is days.
State of La, VS. Thomas Pelticr,
Assault and Battery $3.50 and costs
Or Is days.
State Of La. VS.. john Coleman.
Playing Crapa 81 80 aud coats or 10
days
State Of La, VS.. Wl'he Goodman.
Playing Craps $50 and costs or 10
days.
State of La, VS.. joe. Braul, As
sault and Battery Sl2 80 and cost, or
20 days.
Stale Of La. vs.. John Winston, As.
sant and Battery $3.50 and costs OIL
ID days.
State of La, vs. Frank Short, As.
sault and Battery so 90 ani costs or
20 days.
State of La, VS.. Sam Williams, As
sault and Battery 80 80 aud costs OF
II days.
State of La, vs.. r. j. Munich, As
saut and Battery 81 so and costs OF
Is days.
State OF La, VS.. Armand Danos,
Carrying Conceade! Weapon $3.50
and costs or - days.
State OF La, vs.. Amedior Sivin.
Carrying Concea'ied Weapon sl2 80
and costs or % days.
State of La.. VS.. Louis Bernard,
Assault and Battery $500 aud COSTS
or ID days.
State Of La, VS.. JOS. Gaudct, San.
der s2o. 90 and costs or 10 days.
State of la, W. Chenille Chiasson.
Assault and Battery $500 and cvsis
or l5 days.
State of La, VS. Deus Autin. D..
facing private property slJ 90 and
COSTS or 30 days.
The Peti. Jurors for the first week
were discharged nntii Monday Sep,em.
Der % without further notice.
The Grand Jury consists Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen:
ID. LapeyrOuse, Foreman, Oscar Mire
EalmOnd Webre II. W. Tabor Thom-
as McCuIIa Victorin Toups Thomas
Foret l.. {. Roger L. J Gaude Syl.
ves!re Martinez Hamilton Ayo Jos.
A. Leblanc.
This body was in session fer four
days and brought in their report
Thursday.
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PERSONAL POINTERS

Mr.. 2. R. Percy Is at his post again
after q vacation Of several weeks.
Mr. Ellie Blum was amongst the
commercial travellers, here this week.
Mr. Francois Deramee of the Cut
OF. spent the week in town Oh bu>i
hess.
Miss Bridget FOret, of Lockport.
was the guest Of Mr.. Files Braud and
family last week.
Misses Daisy and Eve Adams, of
Houma are visiting Mr.. .Paulln Ma
quin and family.
Misses May and Maggie Wright,
left last Saturday ON visit to lela.
tives in Assumption.
Miss Leah KnObloch, returned to
her home at Brusley Landing after a
pleasant stay here.
The funds of the Parish of Lafour.
che are to be equally divided between
the two banks.
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Card of Thanks.

| offer this Card OF Thanks to all
friends and relatives tor kindness
shown my deceased Father.
Respectfully,
". Fl. RAGAN, Jr.
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Ca 9To1TA.
Bs.nsA. HIha Kind You Have NSays Bought
'',:''" = &M2ZzeZx

Mr.. John Mcnamara is home after
pheasant stay at his old home in
New York and visit to the Pan.
American Exposition.
Mr. Theo Dupre arrived here last
Monday from st. Mary critically III,
medical attention however has brought
bin again on the road to his former
good health.
Dr. U. L. Brand accompanied by
Dr. Jos. Vega OF DonaldsonvilIe whom
be entertained for several days eft
last Thursday for IN extended North
ern aud Eastern Tour of several
weeks.
Just received carload Garland
Stoves, "The Worlds Best" They
are selling at a reasonable price at,
Sat II. Riviere & Co.
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GREAT WELCOME TO
KRUGER BY DUTCH

Rotterdam. June 26.-Atr Kruger.
r,resf dent OF The south African republic,
-rae Welcomed at the railroad station
on his arrival here today by the 0urgo-
master Populations from numerous So
C+efies and maly ladies. Two bands Of
music on a platform. played the Trans
vaaT anthem. and hundreds of work
mems societies were drawn UP along
tAa streets Iesdmg from the station %
The town hail TO which Mr.. Kruger
,-aS driven, escorted by a guard Of
fofr1-r TronsvaaI officers. An official
reception followed Great enthusiasm
WAS manifested everywhere
be- a speech Of welcome af the town
hal. the bursomaster spoke of the sim
ffaritv between the Transvaal and
Dutch struggles for liberty. and said
Rotterdam wished through Mr.
kruger. 20 ray homage 10 the little
Foor nation which had shown such
fsfth an6 confidence in SIS own
strength.
o1r. Krugcr. in "a brief reply. de-
7lored the fact that his country was
clt oft from supplies and ammunition,
-.iyespas the Dutch had their own sup
r,Ues during their struggles Re was
[nfiv coBvinced the Lord would deliver
rfe country in his own good time. A
luncheon followed .he delivery % the
e-.naeneg.
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Rochester N 4. june 96.-One thou
sand striking dabCrsrs had a brisk en-
counter with the police, n which eleven
policemen and twenty rioters Were in
juted. The rioters set Out, as szTeral
tiu1es before, to drive off the laDorers
working on street imprcV efnents- At MiA
and Commercial streets they encountered
fifty labOrers employed by The Rochester
Gas & Electric company fn digging "A
trench, and drove them from the ,rencn.
The workers sought refuge 5n the power
house of the company and the police uu-
dertOok to diSpeTsc the mob.
The police reserves we're draWn Up In
a platoon of fifty across the Street and
upon orders advarced with drawn clubs
upon the mob. Immediately the air was
filled with bricks stones and wood. and
shOYels and picks in he hands of the
strikers We're used Freely.
Amid the melee "a shot rang out, and
Sergeant stein, commanding the platoon
ordered the police TO fire over the heads
or the strikers This had the desired ct
feet The strikers scattered and rn'e
police chased them through the streets
TO the City Hail park. whefe they were
held awaiting action by the mayor Pc
lice reinforcements were hurried TO the
scene of the riot, bur their services were
not required.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-27
MORGAN GIVES HARVARD
OVER MILLION DOLLARS
Money TO Be Used in Erecting Buildings for Medi-
cal Department of University.

Cambridge, Mass, June 26.-President
Eliot announced at the Harvard alum
nj dinner tonight that J. p. Morgan
had given more than 81 900 for the
erection of three of the five buildings
planned for the Harvard medical school
in Boston The gift is for the proseeu-
ton Of applied biological research
Some months ago. President Eliot
explains, Messrs. Henry and Frank
HigginsOn took tract Of twenty acres
of land paying S550,000 for 1t. This
they agreed to hold in trust for the
university until means should be found
to buy it from them, when they would
sell at cost price. It was supposed that
the carrying out OF the plan would be
a matter for the remote future.
Nevertheless, the medical faculty,
through a committee consisting OF Drs-
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SAYS EDWARD is
AMERICAS FRIEND

London. June 26.-David B. Hender-
son. speaker Of the United states
house Of Representatives, said to a
representative of the Associated Press
tonight:
L haze never enjoyed a more agree
able half hour interview than the one
/ had with King Edward yesterday. He
was perfectly frank ana agreeable and
in accord with American progress. he
looks forward to even more cordial re-
latiOns than now exist between the
English-speakin nations. America
may depend upon the fact that she has
no more cordial friend in the world
than King Edward.
While the details of our converse
ton may not be repeat ted. I can assure
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