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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

D-p.4imenf Of the interior, land Office
At L ~isron Ifaho, Msy /, 1901.
'sic@ 10 hereby given Ibst the follow
in4-nsmed settler has filed notice of bis
cotton TO make tiaal proof ia support
OF his claim, sn.i fhss s@id proof wiii I've
m ads before W. w Hsmm~li, II, s.
Comm s-ior-r, as \ zrerce, Idaho, on
Jun@ is. 1901, namely:
BONNIE A. CORWIN Nee Nicer.
Of Ngxp~rc-. sho FIR the east bali
ne /. nw ne ne NV /, section
5. twp SO, north, range !, e. b. IA.
He Nance the following witnesses 10
prove tis continuous r~sidsnce upon and
r lssivAfso' said and. nsmeiv:
George Whitlock. Joseph Rownsley
Emmett ChristInson, Fred Smith.
sll OF Nezperce, Idaho.
j. Il. W@st. Register
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

isessannsent ~ tic lnfef4ss. i.snd oifscs
Al LEWISTON, issssso. April i8Gh 1904
NssileT 10 hereby sttea th@t iise f.slio2 Ing
ssssssi sesatef has fasrs nn.loe oi Lis sfncn-
ss~u TO n@ae fluAi nreof ia support os bis
claim. snd that sead prof aiE tie inside
lseisssr "a ~. Hsmnssll l. =. Commits
siossrr at Nesieroe. idsAe. 90 Msy ASIA. wa
RICHARD l.. ANDERSON.
OF NsspTfes. sdsisn. Tor she hif ~ az. nv
ar a. sac - ana sss ~ na ar ~ec "a twp
"a. = 4. q a.
lie nasses the foljuatng witnesses 10
PROVE biz cufifinHssDs ~ ss~fscc urosi and
cultivation ~ said land. via
sff tseeds. 81 Assnler. Philip i,chr.
Paul johnson. Henry Sullivan. ali OF
Nssperes. Idaho.
]. II WAR. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Inferior Land Once
at Lewiston. Idaho. April sth 1901
Aotice il hereby given that the following
named settler has fl1ed notice of bis lnten~
slon 10 make lnai proof in support Of his
claim. and that "a proof will be made be-
fore " w HaHmell. L. s Comm sslon.f
al Aexpsfoe. Idaho. OF May 18th. 1901 viz
HIRAM MccAY.
80 y. ~ 4. ss Z. see y. Twp 81 mr. 1. g N
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his sonfsnuosss residence upon and
oil said land. viz:
Charles Broke Robert ] Carly. Charles
Kennedy, Wliliana H. bailey. all OF Nex-
fefee. Idaho,
j. Is NEST Register
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
Notice For Publication

Department q The Interior. Land Once
al LEWISTON. Idaho March 2ist. 1901.
NatIc~ - hereby given that fhr following
nsmsss settler has iiied nosise oi bis lnfen+
tt'n 20 nssAs finsi proof 10 support ~ his
claim. ard that said gronf = III be made be-
fore " ". hsmmei. Z . =. Commissioner
al >sxpefe~. Idaho. Oh May Ash. 1901 viz:
ROBERT j. Carly,
Of Srxpesre, Idaho for The isif So ar as
~ 50 qf a. ~ ns ar sec n tap - a ! e
b ia
lie names the following witnesses 10
prove Mss continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land via.
s'haFsss a f5nscke William G fiisk~I, John
sheridan. usnry { riilog all OF Nsai~rae.
Idaho.
IL Wsaa- N4a.z4sanr
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
HENRY l.. MIXER.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. land Office
al Lewiston Idaho, Nav !, 1901.
Notice IL hereby given that the follow
ing named e~tfleF has filed notice OF bis
intention TO make final proof in support
al his claim. and th~t eaid proof viii he
made before w. w. Hammeil, u. s.
Com mis- sionsr At Nexpesce, Idaho, on
June Is, 1901, viz:
DAVID b. WHITLOCK.
of Nezperce. Idaho, for the Sc L,
Section Z, twp 50 north, r |, e b m.
lie names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon and
Of said land namely:
Joseph Rownsley, Henry l..
Nicer, Emmett Christinson. Fred
Smith. all at Nezperce, Idaho.
]. B. West, Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03

1: you have any stock TO pasture zee
Jessie e. Jefferis, 81 mi. northeast of
town. Good grass aud water, good
fences and prices reasonable.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

n~pars fnrnt OF he interior. Land 0ffsce
"a lseAisson Idaho. April srd. 1901.
A.slrr - hereby given that the following
named SETTLER has filed notice of his ints-f-
sson 10 make tlnsi proof in support Of his
claim and that said pfeuf sali b. made he-
fore "a W. Hsusmeii. a. ; commissioner
II Nszperce. irsbe. on Nav Is. 1901. six.
BERT ANDERSON.
Of Mnhler. snr The se qr see & f~pss ~. r
b m.
lie names the following witnesses TO
prove bis continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of sssd land. viz:
Harvey Harris. Nathaniel I. Wright. oi
81 Mother. Idaho. Pleasant II Ferguson,
Henry N Lisd ,trom. al Fletcher. idaho.
j Il. Nest. Register
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
Nezperce
Roller Mills.
Manufactures all high
grade -four. Try a sack Of
our QUEEN OF THE
WEST and be convinced.
z. a. Jobpson, Prop.

We also carry full line of Bran,
Shorts, and mill supplies constant
on hand. Germ and Graham -four
also in stock.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03

Department Of the Interior, land Osfce
~ Lewiston. Idaho, April 10. 1901.
,lir~ ia hereby given that the foilos
ing med settler hss filed notice III HE
ss~nsson 10 make final seof in support
u fi4 claim, -asi that said proof gill be
made before X .gist~r and Receiver At
Ls~iescn, Idaho. on June 10th, 1901,
namely:
IVAN II. JORGENS,
OF Kauish, Idaho Tor the sw or nw or.
eec 10, hli - qr ne qs. sec IA, twp 33,
mr. ., h tn
He nsm-s the following witnrsses to
prove bis continuous residence upon and
cultivation NJ said land. namely:
Henry NJ, Jorernr, Fred Mslkesr-
man. Mat Sha~, I'll ot kamiah. Idaho:
Frank Graham Of \ sperce. I,ssho.
J. Il. W~~t R.gister
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department al the interior. ieua Office
~ fS~@ssssats ltsis. April islssi 1891
Nostrr " iasf~ssf sssen sis~s sAr following
aeansa s@<fssF has sslsg nosis~ ~ bis lsssrtss
spt 80 MAKE fnsi lssuaf tn appsfs ~ Ass
.sssm and tfss said fsrs.df III b. ssfs i~~
tor " w. Hssnas~ss 4 = Commissioner
- %~se~rre. idaho. ssr Mag ssgh. gsDs. VIA.
WILLIAM ASErRY WRIGHT
~ flesehsf. idaho. fos The nc \. sse %. sap
1sn.fi us
Hspsr hss vssfsttnksses scsasieneo asAsu aud
ssaisisasiou - tbs ssid iaaa. wa
Thofnaz itss-ex. >~stfsss NJ Re. f'esfl r.
Alssrd. ssspfSs Hall ali n Ffeirh~f. td&hs.
J. a. War. Rsstssrf
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
NOTICE roR PUBLICATION

D.sfsrtmens Of sn~ interior. Land usfSen
81 .ws~son. Isniso. phi fish. 1901.
>ofice - hrr1*y given siass she faiiows ing
sssnet syfsler has flied notice AT his snfesg.
ton ~ make fiesi rsp@sf In support n his
sleins. ard that said ssssof ~ili he made he.
fore ". ". fiassmsli. L. =. Commissioners.
ct >sspFfee. Idaho. on Nav gssb. 1901. va
BENJAMIN STEELE.
~ ferdinand. Idaho for The lots 4. q. :. 4. q.
10. nj. ~ s~c tsp 81 ri b M.
fie names the fuIlossug witnesses 10
psasp his continuous residence upon and
ard rfsltsvstIrn ~ sasd land vsss
Frederick Herman Helm. William I.
Settlers. ~ Ferdinand. Idaho. iehn W
s,ainss Of Isewistsn Idaho. william Inssef.
u Ferdinand. Idaho
J. n. wrsr. Register
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department az the snssfsor. aud Office
al L~aisssH. issssias. 4 rfil iith. iGi.
Npihc !, ilesety given thas tlss iuliosinx
nsfssss settler bss flied nasser II bis snsea.
iief a. fasse final proof ln support Of hss
cirsfsi sid shss ssla rfessi Assl ise made he
lore sesisirr ard Receiver at Lewiston.
Idaho. on Nay 3ssh iApi via:
WILLIAM COURIER.
Of Ferdinand. Idaho. for she lots "a. ~. ~.
- sec * i0fs ~. 1 sec Is. twp 81 ~. rlw
b 10 and 10, ~. scc tsp SIM b m
lie ustars the following Witnesses Ia
prove bic continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of ssia land. via
HsHtansin Steele FREDERICK Herman
fieina. William L. Settlers All al Ferdinand
Idaho. John ". s,ssues 81 Lewiston idaho
j Il. Assr. K~gi=se..
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
BENJAMIN STEELE.


Department Of the Interim, land office
a. l.spisson Idaho Assrn ~. 1901.
Notice IL hereby sivep that the follow
inv.ssm~d settler hss flied notice 81 hss
Intention - make Anal prroi IN airport
of his claim snt that ssid psrof will be
made before " " Hamm-il, 4. $ Com.
missioner Al NsEpesce. ldsno, May H.,
1901. viz.
GEORGE WINDER.
for The ne or. sec ., twp "a n, ~, . b m.
lie names The following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation ~ said land, namely !;
Emssbei u. Carev. Thomas a. Esiee,
David II. Frnk, James Martin. ali Of
Nespefcv. Idaho.
j. B. West, Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
GEORGE; WINDER.


Wanted.
An organ to rent by the month.
Enquire at this Office.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

- - 4 ~ - a ~ IN a ~ bA-A\~%h a AAy-N
Department III to- | sr.ries land Office
At L-~iston. Iiebo. N y /, 1901
Notice il hereby eiv-e fisss he follow
ine-nsmed eettler has filed notice Of his
in-.nsion TO make final prof in support
Of hss claim. ard - = said proof will he
made before W w Hamm@Il u. s.
cnmmssrr~.r, 1t N.xaerce, Idaho, on
June Is, 1901. namely,
HENRY l.. MIXER.
of Nezperce. Idaho. for the south !,
NV |. section s, twp 3S nor.h. /,
e b m.
lie nsme~ the following Witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation 4 sid and, namely:
George Whitlock, Joseph Rowns-
ley. Emmett Chris.inson, Fred
Smith all Of Nezperce, Idaho.
X. W~et. X .eie.er
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

ia~s.a ts.sni ~ the interior land Office
u Iesiston, isho. Asrii ~, 1901.
\ Ice 10 d. r~hr gwen fhsf The follo1
ing named settler has filed notice II bis
sss~nfion 10 nsk@ finsl psooi in support
II his claim. s~s that ssid proc! ~Nli b@
made h~ior~ w. Hsmm~ll. L. s.
s'onni@sio,ar at Me- serr~, Idaho on
Lane d lsAli q fns.i.s
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
CHARLES T. THOMAS,

lar the ~ or SEC 4. tsp 30 u, range ,, =
b. ~.
IA. names the folio ring witnesses 10
sfos- HE continuous r@sidence upon and
en- matt 81 ~ aid land psm~iv
Percy VI Ha,dins SIDNEY J Doegesi.
Inn II NJ C,h,li, Perry + Miller, all
81 Nrspsres. ! isho
n Wat EAcf4se~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTS ~ns ~ HE interior. Land Dssso.
"A s.r4sssrss. Idaho. Narvis ~. iissi.
Noises y hrfehy Ftxen that the foglom ing
named settler has niszI assster ~ his snfsu.
lion to "a she fssei fssxznf tn stypfestt ~ tsss
ssiatu. aisd that sssI rrsesf vsii be made ss=-
sosr " ~. Ii.suns<li. 4 :. ss,asnsesiuser
al Aesperes. lashp. ga Msy gisi. 1901.
III
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-03
OLE ROOD.

~ NrfssvFve. ldshs. for the lots ~. - ~
- "a ~ eec ~ twp IS pf = d m.
lie mans~s she ftsssoafns witnesses 10
prove hss cssnssntsnsss fe~sdTs1cs ulsou and
Esitassass ~ sasa saftd, via
tsscsr tsiesofs. Washington ~. 1cs~~Il
Nj. Agseii. AbFsssfn fzssrss. ali OF Neg
ssesce i8aho.
]. II. wDa. Eegssier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
C00K'SUNIVERSAL TOURS F. +.

iem. March 9TH. ITALY and South of France
February 23d China Manila and japan
Febr,i.ry iath and March 2Sth Hawaiian
Islands and Volcano Eiiauos February
isth ard March sth, Bermuda every week.
every week, Annual Special Tour 20
Spain. Italy. Switzerland The Rhine.
France England. etc. April 18th. 1901.
TIOS. COOK a SON, Saz washington
ST Boston
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
Kate Havl|and Said 10 Have
Been Another Murray Hall.
LEFT FORTUNE At HER DEATH.
Search for Heirs Brings u Light 4 Curlsus
Stsu d Her Csatsi|nsal Of Sex
Alsitsr Frem HiMliad.

New York, Feb. 2s,-In a search for the
heirs to an unclaimed estate q. Tarieton
Goldthwaite, a lawyer. of No. In Broad
way, says he has discovered second
Murray Hall IN the person OF DIR. Theo-
dore Keattle.
DIR. Kesttle lived for several years on a
plantation near Ponta Gorda, Fla, posing
as retired physician from the North.
When the old doctor died I'm 1896 IT was
discovered that ''he" was a woman.
There was no claimant at the time Of
death TO the estate. which included the
planta tion on which DIR. Keattle lived.
Mr.. Goldthwaite hopes to restore IL 10 the
lawful heirs.
Information collected by Mr.. Gold
thwsite has led him TO believe that the
right name OF "Dr. Keattle" was Kate
Haviland, and that she lived i'm this city
several years ago and posed and dressed
az "A man.
lie has discovered persons living here
and in Brooklyn who claim TO have
known her both as DIR. Keattle and Kate
iaviland prior 10 her removal TO Florida.
These former friends of DR.. keattle
told the lawyer that she was the mother
OF two children. who were separated from
knowledge of their antecedents. One of
these children, Hugh H. HayUand, the
lawyer was told was placed when less
than a year old in an infants asylum I'm
Kentucky.
ne other child. a girl he was Informed,
was reared by foster-parents and later
was married to Imblay Clarke, who after
ward became wealthy mine owner in
Australia. THIS daughter, IL was said, died
In giving birth To O girl In San Francisco
In 1876.
DIR. Goldthwaite was told that the SON.
Hugh IA. Hsviland, is now prosperous
farmer at Greenville, Ky, and that he
Is In Ignorance as to who his parents
We're; that the granddaughter-the child
born at the time of Mrs. Clarke's death
was reared I'm a children's home In San
Francisco and at an early age was adopt
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Elliot
who at the time lived at No. 62S OFarrell
street, i'm San Francisco.
Mr.. Goldthwsite has located both the
alleged son and the alleged granddaugh-
ter. The latter, Grace Elliot. is
twenty-four years old and lives with her
foster-parents AT No. 1926 Market street
in San Francisco. Miss Elliot is fighting
In the courts there 10 prove that she is
the daughter OF Imblay Clarke and heir
ess To the $40, 900 600 estate left by him.
Mrs. Elliot, the foster-mother has
written to Mr. Goldthwaite. giving the
history OF Grace.
In letter received by one OF Lawyer
Goldthwaite's informants from Hugh
Henry Haviland, of Greenville, Ky, he
writes:
Lawyer Goldthwaite has given me
your name and tells me that you knew
my mother. Is II possible that after living
nifty years "a blank so far as blood rela-
uNes are concerned, 1 am al last To know
some OF my own kim
Haviland writes that his childhood Is
blank, that as small boy he was bound
out 10 "A iarmer and raised in the back
woods.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
TO HIS MEMORY.
Funeral Of HeTb;ri {. Dodge
Was Largely Attended.

The funeral services over the remains
~ Herbert Il. Dodge were held at his
late residence l35 Mitchell street yester-
DAY terHoon, the attendance OF reia tives
and friends being very lsrse
Rev. Henry w. Rugg conducted the
funeral services and there were special
musical selections. The horal tributes
were much IN evidence. Among them
were emhlema,ic pieces from the odd
cFllows and Free Masons. Delegations
from these ordets Mere Also present.
The bearers were from Eagle Lodge. of
which the deceased Was member VII
liam r. Datemplc. y. g.. NJ. George -.
Lansing. y. g. NJ; Stillman Rose. and
Fred W. Folsom. 4 -.
Other members OF the delega tipn from
Eagle lodge were Henry G. Mason. Noble
Grand. William ~ y Moslev y o.;
charles ~, sawyer and Chaplain We'll
come Comstock luterment was AZ the
North Burial ground.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
WARREN.

Mrs. o. Greene is very i'll at her resi-
dence on Child street
MIR Walter &. Lent has recovered from a
slight attack Of the grip
\ large number of people visited Bristol
yesterday aud were present at the Bris-
tol Court house, where the Darlington
murder tria was held.
About 80 electors assembled al the Fifth
District court room last evening. pursu-
ant 90 call FOR citizens caucus 90 NOM
mate town officers 10 be voted for AT the
annual election. March 13.
John Butterworth was elected chairman
snd Emile Saillant secretary. IL was
voted To place the following ticket Ia
nominauon. on nomination papers:
Moderator, John T.. COnley town clerk
Charles v, Mason. Town, council: First
Charles RI Handy. second Michael Fox .
third. George Barker; fourth. Leo Rene
fifth Ezra O.. En- sterbrooks town treasur-
cr, Charles " Greene collector OF taxes,
years. Rev N " Cook; Edward r. cut
ler Rev. ]. A Fautedx: tax agsessors fc1
three years. William X. crawley. for two
years, William y. Crowell for. one year.
Churchill. x. Cutler and Rev n. y Cook
expire "a members of school cOnmittee
Or g. l.. church announced his resigna-
Delta circle. c. l.. S. G.. held its regular
meeting at thoe rooms OF the King =
Daughters. on Water street last evening
evening was upon Siberia It's Chsrac-
teristiCs and People"
Two games ~ basket bali were played In
Armory hall last night TO q larse
audience
Mrs. John Smith and daughter Annie
have returned home from = rhree weeks
trip to friends ~ Cape Ann Mass.
- Crawford Dale or Providence has
been on a visit 10 friends In town the
past week.
Miss Annie Feirls. OF this town. won
a prize oncred by =. Brown & Co, of Fail
River for the best crochet work IN con-
test in that city last week
Harry brown. who suffered severe
Hprsin of the ligsments Nv his knee
by being thrown from 2 wagon several
weeks az Is abole obo around again
with the aid of crutches
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
MURDER OF JOE BANNING.

NJ HlDEh Ot' JOE BANNING,
With indomitabe energy and perse-
verance he at last got his wites claims
in such shape thar his friends declared
he must win when the evidence was pre-
sented to the courts. The last missing
link In the title was the Valdes deeds,
and these, after long and tireless
search, he had at last obtained. After
an ardous two years struggle his tri-
umph seemed at hand.
Then It was the other side showed how
they proposed To escape from their des-
perate corner Banning. with his wife,
was passing out OF crowded theatre
one night In the pack OF people nobody
noticed who passed next him.
suddenly he grasped the arm Of his
wife more closely. exclaimed IL am
stabbed" and fell 10 the ground. IL was
a mortal wound; he died three days later
Several arrests followed, but the real
cuprit was never caught.
This sensational episode In the contest
was followed by the burglary OF his
house and the theft OF the Valdes deeds.
MIS-. Banning collapsed under all the
strain. Taking he's little daughter, she
fed from T'eru and again came 10 san
Francisco % visit her sister But her
heart was broken. She plned away and
in three years she died Jessie was kept
st school tll she graduated then she
went back 90 her relatives IN Peru. Then
FOR the first time she began 90 hear the
stories about the strife over the tracts
OF valuable woods and the reasons why
her father had beer murdered
The cpNardiy act lncenscd her. She
spent al her spare time going over the
records and the evidence and when she
realized Tho mass of crime and swindling
operations that had robbed and crushed
out the lives of her parents she resolved
10 make " the effort OF her life 10 get
Justice and bring the guilty parties to
punishment 80 Win little money. hut
with all her fathers pluck. this frail girl
took ~ tho contest.
IL was good fortune more than chance
that sent Georges Flores TO her standard
when she began her contest against the
unscrupulous enemies OF her father
Flores had been squeezed out of his hold
ing IN the rich Bella Donna mine by
Leon Nallsdoils End some 81 his cronies
This Naladolla vas one or the leading
spirits who contested The rights ~ Miss
Banning to the timber claims.
Flores WAS tia flrst 10 open up the rich
ledge OF The Bella Donna. but he needed
capital to develops the mine With modern
machinery IIc went to Nalladolia, show
I'd him the prospects in sight and offered
him share. providiue he would furnish
the necessary capital TO equip ne mine
WITH machinery
Nalladolla Jumped az the chance. put
un the money and On year had the
nnanCes OF The mine 81 such shape
that Flores was compelled go sell out 10
him for q song Flores swallowed the
bitter pill tut be vowed revenge So
whou Jessie Bannins reopened The case
ia the courts for possession OF the gree {
mahogany forests Flores went 20 her.
tele her what he knew. and offered 20
hrip her all he coals.
lit vas Invaluable Jssis .anCt. for not
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
What Shall We Have for Dessert !?

This question arises IN ths family e7-
syy day. let Us enswer II to-day. Try
Iell-O. a delicious and healthfui des.
sert Prepared IN two minutes. No
beilingl ne eskinGi simply sdt eeilins
water enc set &C c7ci r1avofs ;-Lsmon.
Orange, Raspberry ana 9trAvesrry. Get
q package at your groeers today &c cents.
Boston. " " Waterman, p 2 Wood
PROV. Arnold Pick, II Nsuiton. r,,s'on,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
IN RECOGNITION.
Services Held al the CransiOn
Street Baptist Church.

Al tho Crsnston Street Baptist church
last evening were held recognition SER
vices in honor OF Rev. l.. L. Henson,
- D., who recently became the pastor OF
the church. Charles n. stark. clerk ana
treasurer Of the church society, presiding.
The services began after singing by the
choir. with Scripture reading ana prayer
by Rev. William r. Reynolds of Knights
Vile.
Mr.. Stark introsuced as the FIRST speak
er Rev. Emory w. Hunt, pastor of the
Clarendon street Baptist church. Boston,
% extend 10 DR.. Henson a welcome TO
New England.
Following, Dr. Henry NJ. King. pastor
Of the First Baptist church gave a pleas
ant address. his subject being "welcome
10 Rhode Island" He said that he was
glad 10 welcome his brother 10 the 1900
Bsptists of this little state, who worship
ped I'm u churches, but, unfortunately
were presided over by but IS psstore.
Welcome TO Providence" was the sub
ject OF hearty address by Rev. j. V. Os-
terhout, pastor of the broadway Baptist
church. Mr.. Osterhout spoke warmly Of
DR.. Henson's character and ability and
asserted that he had never yet sought a
call. He he'd always left a church larger,
stronger and better than when he went to
IL.
The last address OF the evening was by
President W II. T. Faunce OF Brown Uni
versity, who spoke briefly of the mutual
duties OF church and pastor. He spoke OF
the immense influence g congregation had
on their pastor. IL they wanted sermons
stuffed with anecdotes he would give.
IT they wanted exhortstion, he would give
them exhortation.
Give him liberty, friends, beseech
you" said DIR. Fsunce, give him liberty.
Let him he, himself Let him express his
own individuality Above ALL give him
your hearts love-not admiration, for
that is often quite the opposite of love"
DIR. Henson spoke few words az the
close expressing his thanks for the kind
welcome he had received and his appre-
citation OF the privilege he had in coming
TO what had been called the best field in
New England and HIS appreciation OF the
responsibilities of his position. He then
pronounced the bcnediction.