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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-05
@. II. Hoyt's viii to be Contested.

New York, Feb. 5,-Formal notice Of
contest Of the will Of the late Charles
II. iloyt, the playwright, was iiled win
the surrogate today. The contestants
are John -. Wight, Of Nashua, n, H.,
and ella NJ. Green, OF Concord, n. H.,
cousins Of Mr.. Hoyt.
Mr. Hoyt, who died recently, left a
Will bearing date october 10, 1898, The
will was subsequently Offered for pro-
bate by Frank Mckee, business partner
OF Mr., Hoyt. and one Of the executors
Of the viii.
The petition alleges undue influence
on he part of Mr Mckee,
1t is also asserted thai the will is not
the last will Of the testator.
BY the terms of the will offered by
Mr.. Mckee, Mr.. Hoyt disinherited all
his relatives. The Lambs club and the
actors fund were the principal benehci-
aries under the Will. Mr.. Mckee also
came in for a share Of the estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-05

The Blake referred TO In the above
dispatch is probably John Y.
Fillmore Blake, who was in
command OF a regiment of
Irish and American rough riders in the
service OF the Transvaal. Blake, who
Is an old West Pointer frs. went 10
Transyaal In 1894 or 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-05
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-05
THE HIGHEST AUTHORITY.

Total
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-04-20

A lawyer was cross-questioning an
Irish woman, the point under inquiry
lhing the relative position Of the doors
windows and soforth in the house,
in which certain transaction was
SAID to have occurrea. 'sAnd now my
good veman," said the lawyer,
s.will you be good enough to tell the
court how the stairs run in your
house!" ssShure, whin I'm up stairs
they run down, and whin I'm down
stairs they run hp,'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-04-20
A New Railroad.

Houma is determined to build a
railroad from that town to Morgan
City, ard is making great headway
in organizing astock company. 1t
will be called the 'sNew Orleans,
Houma and Northwestern Rail
road,'' and will run from Morgan
City through Hodma to connect with
the main line of the Texas & Pacific.
Men at the head of it, Col. Nelson
and Judge Helm, OF Newport, KY,
and others, have unlimited funds at
command. It will connect here With
the Teche electric line,ss and then this
section will have two roads to New
Orleans.-The Morgan City Review.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-04-20

In an interviewssswith the Times
Democrat, Mr.. Lucas, who conduct
ed the borings at Breaux Bridge for
oil, last year, says positively that
there is oil there, and that he stepped
his operations simply because the
company backing him got short of
funds. Mr.. Lucas is under the i'm
preston that there is vast oil field
in eastern Texas and southwest Lauis-
lana. Since our people are giving
some attention to the oil possibilities,
we have noticed that oil indications
can be found almost in the whole
state. Tests are being made in
several places.-St. Martinsville
Messenger.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-04-20
State Tax Sale Of
Immoyable Property
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS. DELINQUENT
TAX DEBToRs-PARIs OF
VERMILION.

BY virtue of authority vested ii
me by the constitution and laws O
the State of Louisiana, / will sell al
the principal front door of the court
house in which the Civil District
Court of said parish is held, within
legal hours for judicial sales, begin
ing at Il O'Clock, a. M; on
Saturday, May, 18th, ssl9Ol.
and continue on each succeeding
day until sales are complete, all
immovable property on which taxes
are now due to the State of Louis
lana and Parish of Vermilion to en-
force collection of taxes assessed in
the year 1900, together with inter-
est thereon from the 31st day of De-
cemher, 1900, at the rate of 2 per
cent per month until paid and all
costs. The names of said delinquent
tax payers, the amount of taxes due
by each on the assessment of said
year and the immoyable property
assessed to each to be offered for
sale as follows, to wit:
FIRST WARD
Broussard Marie Estelle one cer-
tain tract of land situated in said
parish containing 48 acres being por-
ton sec 90 township II range 5 east
3 80
Broussard A. A. widow and heirs
of one certain tract Of land situated
in said parish and containing
l48 acres southeast quarter sec 30
township II range 4 east and i'm
proyements II so
Broussard Francois ct ais one cer-
tain tract of land situated in said par
ish being described as tract on east
side of Vermilion river bounded on
the north by r. F. Graveyard 48c
Merges Louis one certain tract OF
land situated in said parish contain
ing acre bounded on the north by
c. Richard on the south by d. d.
Broussard and improvements | 6S
Mouton Mis-. Belezaire one certain
tract Of land situated in said parish
containing 161 acres bounded on the
north by Blanchet on the south by
Leblanc and Laporte 20 so
Romero Edgar one certain tract ot
land situated in said parish containing
10 acres in west half of west hall
sec 10 township II range 4 east and
improvements 3 D.
Romero Gabriel est of one certain
tract of land situated in said parish
containing 81 acres in northeast quar-
ter of norteast quarter sec 13 town
ship II range 4 east and improve
ments 4 IS
Theriot Omere one certain tract O
land situated in said parish contain
ing | acre bounded on the north by
A Broussard south ky L Broussare
los
CORPORATION OF ERATH
Acme Saving Association l lot il
Erath bounded on north by Fl Boud
reaux south by street | 65
Broussard S d lot 8s in Erath ant
| improvements 3 42
Fugrant Louis lot 6S in Eratl
27c
Harris George lot II in Erath | q
SECOND WARD
Bagley John J one certain tract O
land situated in said parish contain
| ing 764 acres Ramsey Plantation ant
improvements another certain trac
containing acres bounded on nortl
by Mrs G Lemaire south by Ramsey
Plantation another certain tract con
tanning 10 acres bounded on north By
j 6 Wiley south by heirs Of ] D LIE
blanc another certain tract contain
ing 40 acres bounded on north vii,
south by self another certain trac
coufaiuinu q acres front of lot se
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-04-20

ship 13 range 4 east another trac
containing l acres in northern por
ton of north third of west half o
west half of southeast quarter sec rs
township Ii range 4 east II 50
Pickett Ruben estate of one Ger.
tain tract of land situated in said
parish containing SO acres bd on the
north by Richard south by road an
other tract containing 4 acres bd or
north by VIM Cade wood land and
improvements 5 44
Pickett L one certain tract Of
land situated in said parish contain
ing 40 acres bd on north by Mrs S
E Huff east by Morgan and improve
ments Z 36
Vaughn Louis one certain tract OF
land situated in said parish contf in
ing 40 acres bd on the north by S
Sirmon east by r S Henry and i'm
provements SO
THIRD WARD.
Abbeville Building and Loan Asso,
ciaticn Wilson John one certain tract
of land situated in said parish con-
tanning 43 acres in southwest quart
er sec ! township Il range 3 east
$50
Thibeaux Pierre one certain tract
of land situated in said parish con-
tanning 13 acres in west half sec 30
townsip II range east 20
Acme Saving Association Hortense
Nunez one eeroain trarct of land con-
tanning 30 acres in west half and
southeast quarter OF northeast quart
CT sec Il township u range 8 eaet
$40
Alexandra Mrs Catherine two in
Valeourtyille soc
Brown Daniel one lot in Valcourt-
vile 5 ~
Conner Ernelei one certain tract Of
land situated in said parish contain
ing 2 acres ba Oh north by B Touchet
solth E. .Iouchet 24c
Corner Seyenne and wife one GER
tain tract of land situatated in said
parish containing ) acres bd on the
north hy Chaayin south by Wright
and improvements | so
Frederick Joe, one certain tract OF
land situated in said parish contain
ing s acres being the undivided in
terest of the west half Of the south
east quarter of section / township ID
range ) east. 64
Hebert, j. Oscar one certain tract
os land situated in said parish con-
tanning 40 acres beng the southwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
section % township IL range l
east 3 20
Isaac Solomon one certain tract OF
land situated in said parish contain
ing 100 acres being the southwest
of northwest quarter northwest
quarter OF southwest quarter west
half of southwest quarter section II
township II range east 8 oo
johnson, NJ J one certain tract oi
land situated in said parish contain
ing l40 acres bounded east E. A
Rose south Ramsey Ii 90
Joiner Sallie Mrs one certain tract
Of land situated in said parish con
tanning acres bounded north Hor
race south Roy 4(
Leblanc Alex one certain tract o
land situated ID said parish contain
ing 20 acres bounded north N. K
Bfoussard south III. A. Bronssart
| 6(
Leblanc Arthur one certain pieet
of property situated in said parish
designated as lots Is II and 18 ot
White addition with improvements
s I'D
Mitchell Woodson one certain piec-
Of land situated in Sc d parish con-
tanning acres with Improvement:
thereon. bounded north Reeds south
III iley 8 st
Ramsey A ct ais one certain tract
Of land situated in said parish con-
tanning 43 acres bd on north by Mrs
HUFF south by Blanchet and inn
provements 0 81
Rudd Annie and Lodie Peter 2 lots
ms & az -hlc1.Lr & G1ad1.hanx additian
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-04-20

Sometime ago q child of Armas
Durio, who lives on the suburbs of
ttt,an was bitten by pet dog, which
the night before had received a bite
from dog supposed to have been
mad. The dog was shot and the
child got alright, and it is supposed
that the dog had not had time to de-
Felop rabies when it bit the child.
We have it on good authority that
there are mad dogs in several sections
OF the parish.-The Opelousas
Courier.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-04-20

, tain tract OF land situated in said
parish containing so acres hd north
by lot So aud road another tract con
tanning so acres bd on the north bv
Addison on south by Trahan 10 40
Toups Mrs Louisiana one certain
| tract of land situated in said parish
/ contaiug acre on Coulee Kinney
+ g6c
Columbus and Euzebe Belair 2 IA
acres, wood land bounded on the
north by P. ID. Leblanc "a
Trahan Martial one certain piece
of land containing Ia acres bounded
on the month BY Hunsbury south
Hunsbury 217
Vaughn Ebenezer one piece of land
containing 100 acres bounded on the
north by A. Young on the west by
| +. Canon & Co 15 ~
Wilson John one tract OF land
containing Q acres with improves
ments bounded north by Hardy on
south by Fletcher 5 90
CORPORATION OF ABBEVILLE.
Isaacs Jacobs one lot and in-
proyements of the Boet's addition
1917
Isaacs Solomon one lot with inn
provements being No Z of block IL
of the Young addition 15 81
Leblanc Fernest one lot In the M
bourque addition / 80
Marbury L. F. II lots in the
Cheyis addition 8,53
Mouton Eraste one half of lot Al
of the Megret addition and one lot
amp improvements bonded north by
Frank Ellis south by Godchaux Al IL
Ramsey Ambrose and wife lots 3
aud with Improvements situated iIa
the Young addition 507
Sims betsy one lot No 3 bloch ID
OF the Oun9 adQlLlOn A
FOURTH WARD
Proussard Lonne ono certain tract
Of land containing 40 acres bounded
on the north by road west by d. Lee
blanc 4 90
Codger Eatolie Mrs. one lot with
Improvements situated in Maurice
vile Az
Dupre Cyprien one certain piece
of land containing 160 acres being
the southwest quarter of section 80
township II range 4 east with i'm
nroyements IA 7G
Touchet Marcelite Mrs one piece
Of land containing 6 acres bounded
| on the north by j. Frederick on the
south by E, Duhon 3ol
Trahan Ferdinand one piece OF
land containing acres founded or
the east by A. Landry on the west
by NJ. Trahan 10
FIFTH WARD
/ Abshire ,Tohn one certain tract 0f
| land situated in said parish containing
25 acres north ] Of southwest quarter
If southeast quarter sec. 28 toWnshid Ii
range 3 east 81 .liO
4 Rroussarel Estelle Mrs one certain
piece of land situated in said parish
containing II acres bounded norln
by Robichaux south Simon -
/ Foreman Parker, sr., 4 acres III
southeast quarter Of northeast quarter
= ~ ranrA : cast 568
4 Parker Edward one certain piece
of property situated in said parish
containing 20 acres being the east
| half of southeast quarter section %
,a,ts II 81
| Foreman Luther one certain piece
If land situated in said parish con-
tanning 80 acres situated in township
Iii range east with improvements
548
/ Gaspard Antoine. ir., one certain
tract OF land situated in said parish
containing so acres and improves
ments. bounded north by.f. Simon on
tl,e south by j. Abshire o6
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-04-20

The first number of the Vaudeville
Wave, is on our table. 1t is hand
some 6 column folio edited by E. B.
Shanks late OF the Blidell Brick.
The name carries US away back to
our boyhood days, when we were
a cub printer and John e. Leet,
published and edited in his own un-
ique way the Abbeyille Flag and the
Vaudeville Wave. Success to you
Bro. shanks and long may you wave.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-04-20

We learn that several r e 'es of
coal came out of the well that was
bored at Cypress Island for Messrs.
Martin and Ramsey, for irrigation
purposes. This well is 15O feet deep,
and brings the water to the surface.
Another well will be hored next week,
on this side of bayou Millien for
Messrs. b. r. Long & Sons, which
will irrigate two hundred acres of
lice.-St Martinsville Messenger.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-04-20

Anyone in need OF good syrup call
On John Nugier 1t Perry, he will
show smples and give you prices.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-04-20

Continued Oh second pagtt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
KISSES ARE
the TROUBLE

<tNstEY. Kan. Sept a d.
vurre suit filed iu ffodK county
by Mrs August Simmons promises
10 cut rival - Interest nythinH Ia
the divorce line previously Instituted
IN Kansas
Mrs. simmons complaint IL that
her husband refuses 20 kiss her or
make love 10 her Fhe alleges that
her husband has "wilfuilY aud ma
DC lauHlY refused 10 pet. earsna. kiss
or e. otherwise show hiH affection
for her since their marriage. two
years ago.
FuftAef 90 Ia her petition. she says
that because she attempted enc day
60 steal k|aH her husband slapped
her and auAt "a haH fHfH
The plaintiff further alleges that
simmons frequently kissed other wo-
men. and. on ono occasion. ktssed q
woman iu her presence shortly after
this ars uffcd. che sent 90 her hue
hand With tears in hvr eyes. and AK
"a fuf a kiss Her reward. aha nhyn.
was Hiap Ga the cheek
simmons sass ne has Rrli defined
ideas about kissing lie believes Il
IL not conductive 60 health and he
intends - Introduce the testimony
% several physicians ae 70 the health
81 those ahn constantly engage IN
kissing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
NEWS FROM ALASKA

ed his left ahosidcr. II tore through
hla flesh "a a hayunet might haxs
tcna, and took ncsh and bone before
r.
iiohaon was packed on a ntrutchet
seven miles hy four men. From the
mouth ~ fIuuker creek. un the klan.
dike. he Was brought 60 town IN a
canoe. lie T. now IN the Coed sam.
aritan hospital
DAWSON. Aug. = a rich quarts
strike r. reported T. have just been
made on No. 81 Eld1rado. John
Roach, miner. arrived from ihess
last night and bad In hia Possession
some samples % ore that are fairfF
scanned with sold. lie relates that
a ledge has been uncovered 1ust 80
feet from the enc struck there last
spring. Tha, ledge IL Is feet vide
and contains numerous pockets
where goid Ia plain uisht IL abun.
cant
As these isdKes are above the plac-
or deposits "a Eifora 80 u is thought
BY mining men that they represent
the mother lode for all the gold OF
the richest Elondikr deposits.
T'he extent q che present strike 81
this early dafs ts entirely a matte
Tor speculation. and whether q u =
ledge az al Or a mere piece 81 slias
or feat. Nlii te determined As tirsas
Foes on.
The richness - the Kfandlks rlac-
era in their earlier days has kept
back the prospecting for quarts. Not
until the present season has any real
showing been made. Nat like tia
early faYs ~ California. y here lode
deposits we're found almost sirnus-
tsneousiy with the gravel - the hiH i.
tory - mining IN this country. far
the further reason that there are n
groupings 70 BE- seen above the heavy
coating % moss ard other vegetable
matter.
The old forty Miners q Caiifor.
MA. whether here or a. home. ere
positive that ths Klondlke f. daa.
tined O. unsarth quartz that vii
startis the woFf8 for riehnena. T'nas
assert ihat y T. relf-svlHent Tor IA.
iuerous reasons. among which IL tn
Tact thar - fnany ~ the unrrsfs
found here contain more Or less
quartz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
SUICIDE
Despondent, John D. Ely Takes
Carbollc Acid

John n, Ely committed suicide this
morning By swallowing quantity
Of carholio acid. Ia HE room at the
Rochester hotel, on Pike street, be-
tween First aud second avenues.
Ely 10 a member of the Information
al brotherhood Of Electrical Work
cfs, and until a few days ago had
been employ ed on the now car line
hetWeen this city and Tacoma
Al 10 o'clock this morning ".
White. a friend OF tho dead man.
who aiao rooms at tho Rochester
house, had occasion e. enter EiyF
room. and there found his friend ~.
ms on tho hed frathlnK az the mouth.
lie called assistance. and efforts were
made "a bring the unconscious maa
back % life. but the drug had done
ita deadly work and Ely soon eK-
pired small Vial ~ cafholia
acid was clenchad in his hand. 10
face wnH terribly burned hY the aeid
Coroner Hove was uufinsd and soon
arrived az the hetoi A search of
the runm Waa made and letters
found, from which it was learned
that the only living relative If fhs
dead mau Is a sister. Mrs. Marguerite
kerlliher % Chicago, She has been
notified ~ the death - her brother
From Investigations made by COR
oner Haye n n thought that a ~
II deHpandenry vas the cause q the
rash act lily VAS niek some time
aEo, and since that time has hssf
drinking quite hard
The Body WAS removed 20 Butter
wurth'a morEue. where o. viil D. d.. .
until word lafccsived from the a.ai
mans sister
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Mortality Report

William a. benjamin the Today
old aon OF MI aud Mrs " Il. Ben
lamin. Of as Eighth avenue south,
died last evening. The funeral was
held from ButtefwurthH chapel at ,
o'clock this afternoon
Whllestou Green. aged 4 months,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W Green ~ go
Smith avenue north died last night
The funeral Of oliver =. barker
was hvld from Huttrrworth'H chapel
az z o'clock this afternoon
n. ~ Underwood died at proyt-
donee hospital last night. The body
IL at the Collins. sherman. Foley Co.
pHrlufH.
The funeral or Mrs Kate Lnrkins
was held from Hunnry & stewart n
chapel at o'clock this afternoon.
intefmcnt was IN Lake View GENE
terry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
MAI. ROBINSON
FOR PHILIPPINES
Seattles Former QuariermasteI
viii Be Transferred 10 Orient

A change IN the United states
quartefmarter'a department whiIn
viii probably take place on the frst
Of October, IL the transfer Of Mai.
". W. Robinson from the depart
msnt station a. Honolulu % the
Philippines. Mai. Robinson. who
Was formerly the quartefmnntar Ia
this city. was succeeded about one
year ago by Mai Ruhlen Tho
transfer ~ Mai Robinson. u ls said.
is a result Of the recent visit Of the
guartermaster general 20 Honolulu.
The new station viii probably be
the last held BY Mai Robinson, az Il
is rumored that he intends % sn
bis long and efficient term u service
soon, BY resiFuiHg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
VERY POOR
BASE BALL
Seattle Boys Give a Heart
RendlnV ExhibitlOn-Play
Like Cinnamon

The Portland champions battcd
Harmon cut Of the box in ave inn.
mss and in the end wh!towaahed sc-
attic by a score 81 ~ 60 . at Athletic
park yesterday afternoon. The
Portland bah players proved 10 be
entirely too much Tor bugdalc'H az
grtEatlou, Little Ira Harmon Eot
angry when he saw the game WAS
lost and as a result had ta be re-
moved from che box Teddy Eorhett
was then pat in and by throwing a
straight bali over the plate dld moro
effective pitching than Harmon. The
whole matter Was that Seattle dld
not play bali. Errors followed each
other In quick succession. Frury.
who PLAYED center field might as
we'll have been herdink cows Five
runs were made at the expense Of his
poor work tn fudgtnE hlgh halls. Be-
hind the bat Ralph Fray ia az home
bat as for plucking filea out u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits
have been issued IN the once 81 the
city engineer; To 8tlrrat 8 Gurtn.
TO move two buildings az ms Fourth
avenue. e. cost fSa0. 60 Miss Proctor
10 build a STORY frame house al
SIG Tenth avenue. To cost $50 to
Mrs NJ 4 Brown. 10 build a history
house at ai3 Federal avenue. To- cost
$500. 60 = -. Young, far history
frame dwuilinr a. III fakrView ave-
nue., e. cost SO. 10 Mrs &. y. u8k=
81, for a-story house At ftt Har-
ward avenue. 60 cost 5000. To Mrs
/. 4. Price. Tor history frame addt-
tion at 81 seneca street. 20 cost
$500. 60 Mrs. +. Sheridan. for g
story frame building at al1 Maiden
Lane. % cost 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06

DAWSON. Aus. 2A-word has Just
reached hare from the dtxwinss %
tia Keyukuk country that provisions
thars are entirely out. The stores
have nothing for sale and the miners
are depending on what they have In
thsr caches. Miners are warned
against going iats the country with
cut enough grub" to last them over
the winter.
The news was brought here By
.fohr Harris. who came up the Yukon
IN a poiiag boat he came down 20
the mouth Of the KoTukuk In tha
asme craft and was IN company %
nniner named Pickett. who had
sso.Aoa % Kayuknk gold 20 show for
his iaooTx. Pickett went down O. 81.
Michael on bis way - the outside
Ths reports from ths Koyukuk 9th.
sr than the Threatened famine, are
oil encouraging. Very few hRv. ~ &.
turned. but those who have. are 90
irg back as aoon a. they can g.
started with supplies. The steamer
Clara Monarch will leave for there
thia week with 100 passengers and
loo tons % provisions. she viii carry
a party % a. dAnee-han girls from
this city to start a resort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Wilson'S Jovsnllo Minstrel,

Houora are about even with the
eight end men IN Prof. Wilson's big
Juvenile minstrel show, 10 play at
the Grand opera house three nlRhts
and Saturday matinee, commencing
tomorrow evening. Sept. 9. The fun
ny gags and Jokes have been evenly
divided, 20 that each one has n share.
The usual noss-covered Jokes have
besn side-tracked for genuine fun.
Fs~s oostuming. splendid scenery
saf 100 children, clevcriY trained,
viii so 20 make up a finished min
strel show. The sale Of seats COM
fnenced yesterday and was very
good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Art League High links

The regular High links OF the Art
League Hahcmlann was held Last
night Ia tine parlora Of the Rainier
GRAND hotel A large number at
tended aud an enjoyable program
was rendered. A feature OF the even
ipE was the reading Of 'sfhe nohem-
IAN" bv Mru, II u, Dunbar. who is
also editor of the paper. She also
rendered very effectively dramatic
reading, THE First Quarrel" Other
Numbers on the program were DRAM
attic Rotations hy Master Nadcnu.
vocal selections by Miss Raser aud
Miss Glen. and piano selections b
Miss Cohen. q. Magnus schuta was
elected a bohemian.