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The evening world., 1902-03-04
KAISER SEES HARVARD MAN

BERLIN. March 4. - Prof. Kuno
Francke. OF Harvard University. was
given a lengthy audience with the EN-
peror during which tho Germans Mu-
semu at Harvard, IN which the Kaiser -
deeply interested. was discussed in de-
tail
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WASHINGTON
MRS. BoTKIN GIVES UP.

6Ss|

wAsHfN6ToN. March THE United
States Supreme court nas dismissed
the appeal OF Mrs Cordcla Botkin by
stipulation W Mrs. Botkin'- counsel.
Tho suit vas instituted to secure the
release OF Mrs Botkin.
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SINCERELY WORKING.

WASHINGTON. March +-Betore he
Insu,sr Committee. Gov. Taft said tina;
while there had been leslousies between
the military and civil authorities in -he
Philippines, he believed each was sin
cerely working out the problems con.
fronting them
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GOVERNOR TO VISIT CUBA.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, March 90
Augustus Hemming. the Governor Of
Jamaica. and Lady Hemmius will leave
March IS for Santiago. Cuba. by consent
Of Colonial Secretary Chamberlain. 70
repay the official visit made to Jamaica
last November by Gov.-Gen. Wood, OF
cab, -
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BoRRows 100000.

Daniel Frohmau obtained 90 'Ssp on
building loan yesterday to erect hlr now
Lyceum Theatre. on the nurLl side o.
Furty-ffth street, lss feet cast ~ Sav-
rnth avenue The money was loaned hy
tho Central Reals Bond a Trust TO
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ADIToR MOSS DEAD.

ROCHESTER, March 4-Georse Moss.
hf'y Years old newspaper editor ana
former Deputy Secretary % STATE. lied
suddenly here ~ heart disease"
The evening world., 1902-03-04
OBJECTS TO ALLEN BILL.

Protesting that the Allen bill 10 r~su.
late the state Civ,l Service In Greater
New York Is malicious. partisan and
tends to drhn lch tf~ entire clvil ser
ylce the Clvil Employees Association
has engaged counsel o. hghi the biz at
AlMlmL tM-IAA
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EXPLORER ARRIVES.

HALlF.tS. y. s.. March Cant Rer
rirr. who is arranging an expedition d,
'h' Surth Pole. arrived from England
lie expects to raise so. ONn In Canada
The evening world., 1902-03-04
ENDS LIFE AFTER CALL.

After a call an Mrs Margaret Lamont.
~ 40 ld1 Railroad avenue, Jersey 'tty.
Hugh ki.rnsy ihiFty YEAR, old % No
Sl Fourth street committed suicide On
Nrf hal Stair ht fakiuE ,H,rhplI,- arid
The evening world., 1902-03-04
FIGHTING NEAR BooorA.

|. WASHINGTON. March t.-Reports IN
dica'e tina, there has been rsvoiu-
tionary outbreak In Colombia and Sc
were iignting close 10 Bogo'a. The Gov
ernment forces are said tc have driven
the rebels into the mountains with
heavy los
The evening world., 1902-03-04
RAIN GIVES NO RELIEF.

LONDON. March i-Lates, advIces
iran India indicate that the rain. witch
vas lisk and scattering. has been Of no
benefit - the famine districts. where
5000 persons are s'lil receiving relief.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
GRIGGs OPPOSED.

WASHINGTON. March A-Beeause IL
is believed that the South Is safe ana
that the proper man for the place Is
one who can command contributions
To the party funds. many Democrats
Richardson on the National Committee.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
TO VISIT GEN. WOOD.

SANTIAGO. Cuba. March Gov SIR
Augustus Hemmins. OF Jamaica. ana
Lady Hemmiug. viii sail from Kingston
On March y 10 visi, Gov Cen Mood.
~ Cuba. returning the latter'- visit 10
Jamaica last November
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BELLE HERSELF AGAIN.

II took pretty Mrs Alice Hantord. who
lives in the San Reno. In Central Park
West, over an hour to ad5rn herself with
. quantity OF jswelry which the police
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LOCAL VI
COLOMBIAN CONSUL HERE

senot Becerra. Colombian Consul a.
Curacao was passeugcr ~ ths scam
: . Allegheny wulrr ha arrived rom
teptrhL Nmcrl.a. uurL.
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$4,000 ON CHARITY.

LONDON. March i-viceroy Curzon
wires that the rainfall in India has
been light ana scattered and OF m
aenehg 10 the parchoi districts. About
$1,000 persons are nov receiving re
lief
The evening world., 1902-03-04
WEIGH MORE
More Flesh Generally
Means More Strength.
We Can Tell You
How to Gain in
Weight and Health.

! ThInness is a symptom Of disease
and the companion of weakness. We
have noticed that when one begins
! to grow thin some sort OF n break
down usually follows.
I We do not intend to pose as pro-
phets wh u We say that TO lose fless
! indicates serious trouble. We are.
| however. willing to pose as prophets
when we proclaim the fact that We
can help you gain flesh and nj the
same time health and strength.
Our Nlno Will do this for YOU be-
cause It acts IN the most beneficial
, manner on the digestive organs.
Vnol. rs We have often told our
friends. Is the modern form Of cod
liver oil: yet without oil or grease.
vinol helps the stomach to obtain
from the food which is taken just
hose elements that are needed TO
make pure red blood sound flesh and
hard muscle.
Won't you como TO our store II
you find that you are losing weight
and investigate the merits Of this
greatest modern tonic reconstruction
Not only will Il make you well. but
IL will keep you from being unwell.
Mr. Norval Clauson. OF Blairsville,
Penn. writes the following letter:
II recently purchased bottle OF
Ninol and took Il according 10 direc-
tons. as | was In need Of general
tonic In a very short time noticed
decided improvement in my gen.
eral health increased in weight.
my appetite became better. and felt
the return Of old-time energy. | can
most cheerfully recommend Who'll rs
the best tonic that I have ever
taken
We have learned by observation
that Ninoi will accomplish all that
Is elaine for IL. Because We know
this is SO, we guarantee the action
Of Ninol as a tonic and a producer Of
flesh. We are sure there Is nothing
better. Buy bottle of Vinol on our
guarantee, and l! you are not salts
fled we will refund your money.
Riker's Drug Store
9th AVE. and 23d az
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MAGISTRATE TELLER I'LL.

Police Magistrate LDorcnz Zrllar Is 90
at his home 80 52G East one Hundred
ana Twenty fourth street lie II suffer
lns from severe attac!. Of grip that
maN l,En-mp INTO \ as u pnt.tnnf.ll
The evening world., 1902-03-04
SMALLPOX STOPS HANGING

MOUNT HOLLY, y. j.. March BE
cause the Jail 10 under quarantine the
execution OF John Young. convicted OF
murder set for March IS will have to
be postponed. the witnesses refusing to
appear until the smallpox epidemic mas
aoatsd.
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THE FENCING lrIsTREss.

WASHINGTON. March by admit
ting women to membership and rstsb-
fishing a so-educationa! ccn.e> IN the
art 81 arms. the fencing club OF which
Count ca.sini IL President has brought
about the downfall of the ail-men feac-
ing organization which members OF the
British Enbasry sought TO promote.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
EUROPE SHY OF GOLD.

About t,no.v"l In gold vii probably
tave So oe s1ipped 10 Europe within the
text month uscAusa London and Berlin
brokers have been selling American
stocks 'n sHnu large quantli.cs
The evening world., 1902-03-04
COMPLAINT NEARLY READY.

WASHINGTON. March 4 - The De-
partment OF Justice has about com
pleted the bill In equity against the
Northern Securities Company. The
bill probably will be filed in the United
States District Court at Minn~a polis
The evening world., 1902-03-04
SCHOONER TOTAL LOSS.

LockPoRT. y. $. March I.-The nos
American nshIng schooner Reliance.
With crew OF eighteen. Is ashore eight
miles off here and will probably De A
The evening world., 1902-03-04
AFTER GEM ROBBERS.

wAsHINGToN. March t-Ex'raditlon
papers have been issued 10, Charles and
Frankie Savage. colored. now 10 Gus
tody N Montreal. Canada. for the al
legged theft of $1,000 worth Of cut dla
monds from l.. Lowenstahl. representa-
tive OF New York jewelry firm
The evening world., 1902-03-04
MAY TAX IN GLASSES.

WASHINGTON. March THE United
States Supreme cour, has sustained a
Ttusville. Pa. ordinance dividing the
merchants Into TWO classes for taxation.
The ordinance was attacked as In vio-
latIon Of ;he Fourteenth Amendment IN
the Constitution.
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LOST e32 MEN.

LONDON. March "details Of tn.
British disaster OF Feb. IS at vondonop.
which Lord Kitchener reluctantly an
nnunces show that In the two hours
W nEhtins the British los, ss1 men and
TWO lnna
The evening world., 1902-03-04
NEW NINE-sToRY HOTEL.

Plans have been nlcd l1 VI thinner
man for nlne-story oriek hotel az No,
7u.72 West Flrty-slxth street a. COS,
900 On
The evening world., 1902-03-04
WRECKED SHIPS CARGO SOLD.

LONDON. March THE cargo OF ;h'
wrecked British steamer Knight. report
s-i stranded az iruboye. Japan. bound
for Hong Kong from Portland. ore. re-
allied $500 at public sale.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
COURT SINGER DEAD.

Joseph Tamtro, one" imperial singer T.
the Court ~ SPAN q. dead At hts bonn"
No 20 Hart street. Brooklyn aged scy
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DUTCH NOTABLE DEAD.

THE HAGUE. March 4-rranxen van
der Putte. Dutch Minister for tho col
onies At the beginning of the Achinese
war in 1870. II dead.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
MISS CONQUEST ILL.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 4.--John Drew
aud Ms company appeared here In
The Second In Command. Rmors
afult 'llt Miss Ida Conquest had per
mur'1iiy icf, Mr. Drew are not true she
has had return OF bronchial troubles
aud was forced 20 so 10 her nome In
Boston foT treatment
The evening world., 1902-03-04
VENEZUELAN REBELS ACTIVE

wlL.LEAsTAD. Curacao. March A.
II IL reported tina, q evolutionary out
break IL In progress IN Valencia. capital
OF the state OF Carabobo, Venezuela, and
to the sosns 10 ausli the uprising. which
10 serious.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
FAVOR PANAMA ROUTE.

WARRINGTON, MaNh t-Although
he report OF the subcommittee OF me
senate Committee on lntcroceanIc
Canals gives The Panama route Sc
we're SETBACK. Senator Hanna will CON
t,nue the dRhi IN Its favor as a better
plan for adopting Nicaragua
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ACCUSED OF SEVERITY.
WASHINGTON. March lin

NNoHINUION, MIFVH VII MS tAIk
N the Philippines Committee Gen.
Hughes charged THAI the United States
troops used severer treatment as the
in@urrec'ion spread. and that the troops
had burnt villages TO rout the Insur-
gents
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DEFEAT FOR @. O. P.

WASHINGTON. March The victory
% ;he beet sugar interests In the House
IN forcing the Republican Committee on
CUBAN Reciprocity 20 again adjourn IL
regarded ~ defeat for the Admins
trAilon and the Republican Congress
siOnal Leaders
The evening world., 1902-03-04
SLAVERY TO END.

BERLIN. March T. - The Rsichsan-
soiser publishes DEGREES providing for
the gradual abolition OF house slavery
In the Cameroons and Togo Colonies
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TO CUT JUSTICES' FEES.

ALBANY. March "A bill rspeaiins
tho law allowing supreme cour, Justice,
80 a day extra whom Assigned To New
York County mas been introduced by
Ssna tor Bracket
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JAPAN NOT BORROWING.

WASHINGTON. March IA cable
gram from Toxic. received at the
japanese Legation states upon the su-
thor.ty Of tn" Minister for Finance that
the report that the Japanese Govern
ment Is negotiating q loan in New York
II en- tireiy unfounded.
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DENIALs FOR RATHBoNE.

HAVANA. March I'm summing up In
the Post. Once fraud cases counsel for
ex-Dirsc,or OF Posts Rathoons entered
q general denial OF all the charges tend
ing to show that Rathoone was In com
plIcity with Nicely.
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So 900 MERRY HA-HA."

y"v days later nj. wife soid the coar
- IL ---L- - LL-E L.---r
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TWO NEW REAR-ADMIRAIs.

WASHINGTON. March The senat.
has confirmed Cap;s. r. II. Cooper and
O. H. wadleixh as Rear.Admlrals.
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5000 GROUND UP.

susQuEHANSA. Pa. March A.
Farmer Conrad. OF vestal. for safety
withdrew 500 in bills from the bank
and sswed them In an old coat. A
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soUTHERNERs THE GUESTS

r.sooy,rca from a 'hic' who had stole
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VETERAN PILOT DEAD.

PERTH AMBoY. y. J.. March e.
John Douglass. for many years a piIo;
on the Pennsylvania ferries between
Jersey City and New York, died at
South Amboy yesterday
The evening world., 1902-03-04
NOT IN CRAMPS COMBINE.

DERBY conn, March III L. briggs
denies that the Driges-seabury ORD.
nance Company has been sold to tn.
new American Ordnance Company
which the Cramps are organizing. and
says that arrangements are making for
the rscapitaiization of the local piant.
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TELRGl!ApH
CHECK AND MAN GONE.

SYAck, y. Y. March ALARMS have
been sent nut for young Daniel Il, s.ppe!
~ whom no news has hecn received
since week ago to-day. when hc left
here to deposit s2Go check tn a
nrnlk-Nn hNMN
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oENTENARIAN FOUND DEAD.

FRoSTBuRG. Nd, March &-Jams.
Walsh. found dead here had a hap
tisrnal record to show that he had beer
born In Roscommon. Ireland, liz year.
ago and ihst his father lived TO be Ito
The evening world., 1902-03-04
GIFT RELIC WAS STOLEN.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Marc. THE
psTspn who presented County Clerk
Moore with a relic OF the cannon with
which the nrst shot was fred at Fort
sumter Is being sought by the police.
~ the gift was stolen along with other
war relics from the Charleston Ia
position
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REBEL LEADER DIES.

wfIIEMSTED. Curacao. March A.
I>oreto Lima. the Nochist leader. who
was wounded recently. died In tho mill.
tury hospital a; Valencia. Venezuela.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
FRENCH OFFER FOR CANAL.

COLON. March IAN Ang!o-Frsnch
syndicate has offered to pay 10000 coa
francs twice the American Offer for the
Panama Canal The enterprise will re-
main a French one
The evening world., 1902-03-04
SOLD IN PARIS.

PARIS. March &-The sale OF the coll
lection OF ceramics belonging to II. de
Rosisres at the Hotel Drouot realized
The evening world., 1902-03-04
BRAcKErT's BILL ADVANCED

ALBANY. March t-senator Brack-
etts bill. which makss Il clear that The
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NEW UPRISING.

wIi.LEMsTAD. Curacao. March T. =
\ revolutionary outbreak has occurred
near Valencia. capital OF carabobo.
Venezuela Castro Is sending strong re-
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Governor shall have the right to appoin,
Supreme Court Justices TO sit on the
Appellate Division bench in all depart
ments has been advanced in the Senate.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
BoMBARDs GUIRIA,

PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad. B. w l..
March L-The Venezuelan rebel war
ship L,bsrtador bnsnbarded Guiria TO
protect the landing Of rebels there. Il "
believed here that the Government was
The evening world., 1902-03-04
STOVE SET FIRE TO BARGE.

CAPE MAY. y. j.. March tine
nv-rturninE Of stove when the barge
carbon from Philadelphia 20 Se-
} prk. struck on NocrayS ShoaI caused
a iifc which totally destroyed The craft
LMe crew was .aNei.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
MEASLES ON A TRANSPORT.

MANILA. Feb THE transport
Thomas has arrived here. Tn. 1850
troops aboard OF her have been quar-
Antined owing to the fact that there
are fo-tysiS case. o, measle. among
them.
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SMALLPOX ON THE MEADE.

SAN FRANCISCO. March %-Th
United states transport Meade. whic
sailed FOR Nfaniih on Saturday. has RI
turned with "A case % smallpox o
board
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-07
DERAILED AN ENGINE.
Uncomfortable Trolley Car
Causes a Bad Wreck.

st. Louis Mo, June 7.-Twenty-f1ve
persons were injured today, two Of them
fatally, in a collision between a car on
the Clayton branch OF the Suburban
Electric line and a Missouri Pacific
engine in East St Louis. The men IA
tally injured are William Layzen, mo
torman of the electric car, and George
Gibbons, a negro labOrer who was on
the front platform.
The fireman and engineer Of the rail-
road train were injured and removed to
the hospital. Almost every one of the
passengers on the trolley car was cut
by flying glass or thrown against
door, window or seat. The injuries of
a majority Of the passengers were slight
however, and they set about to rescue
the less foturnate.
There were no physicians at hand
when the collision occurred, and 1t was
20 minutes before the injured received
medical attention. A majority Of the
doctors themselves Residents of Brent
wood carried the others to convenient
houses or placed them on neighboring
lawns until physicians arrived.
Inability to control the electric car,
which ran into and derailed the engine.
seems to have been the cause Of the
accident.
A list of the injured follows:
Wm-Layzen, motorman, skull fractur-
ed and jaw crushed; probably fatal
Geo. Gibbons, negro la.borer Webster
Grove; internal injuries; probably IA
tai
Miss Amerilia Gross, artist, Kirkwood:
cut about body
Mrs: J. W. smithers. Webster Grove;
knee injured: slight.
VIM. Bolt, conductor; head and face
cut. &
G. W. Crabbe. St. Louis. cut about
head.
L K Grundy. Webster Grove; head
cut.
Charles Barrett. Kirkwood5 leg sprain-
ed.
Frank r. H. Lohse. manufacturer,
Glendale; bruised and shaken up.
VIM. Wellhouse. Webster Grove; both
legs injured.
c. L Brooks. Webster Grove; head
cut.
G. E. Brashear. artist, Kirkwood
hands cut and hip injured.
P. H. Griffin, Webster Grove; leg
wrenched.
Henry wolfsberger, Kirkwood; leg
hurt
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NOW IN DIVORCE COURT.
Mrs VIM. Tracy Shows Husband She
Hasn't Left Town.

Mrs. Minnie Tracy filed suit for di
vorce in the district court Friday after
noon, charging her husband, William
Tracy. with cruelty
Mrs. Tracy claims in her petition that
Tracy knocked her down and beat and
kicked her and threatened to kill her
She says that few days ago he drove
her away from home and would not al
low her to have any Of the five children.
Tracy's story is the reverse. He says
his wife has fed with the goods and
chattels of his home at Maple Grove.
that she sold his buggy. his eozE and his
supply of live pork and eloped with the
proceeds and a 2-year-Old baby. He had
a bunch Of suggestions to offer, among
them that his wife had retired to his
former home in Ohio
Now comes Mrs. William Tracy, filed
with righteous Indignation. She also
has something to say. In fact she has a
lot to say, and what she does say does
not leave a. halo of innocence about the
Uranium Of her ex-lOrd and master. She
says that, firstly, she sold nothing belong
ing to her husband, as he owned very lit
tie; secondly, that she did not go to Ohio,
but to the house of a neighbor, where
Tracy called Friday and besought her to
return to her happy home. She also
says that she has been in the habit of
taking in washing to support the fam
lily while the head of the family sat and
smoked his pine
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be made a part of the records of the
proper department or office; and the
reasons for any change in rank or CON
pensatiOn within the competitive CLASH
fed service shall also be made a part
of the records of the proper depart
ment or office
Now, for the purpose of preventing
all such MISUNDERSTANDING and i'm
proper constructions of said section, it
is hereby declared that the term just
cause as used in section 8, civil service
rule II, is intended to mean any cause,
other than one merely political or relig-
ious, which win promote the efficiency
of the service; and nothing contained
in said rule shall be construed to re-
quire the examination of witnesses or
any trial or hearing except in the dis
erection of the officer making the re-
mOvaL
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
white House.
Approved. May %, 1902"
The civil service commission has made
the same Interpretation of the rule as
given in the presidents order.
The declaration of the president, it is
claimed should put an end to the COM
plant that unfit men are protected"
by the civil service rules. No person.
it is asserted, has any right to a re-
view of the action of the head of the
department by the courts The exercise
of the power of removal for unfitness
is discretionary with the appointing Of
fcers.
The civil service commission has no
authority to examine into the validity
or sufficiency Of the causes alleged in
a removal unless it is charged, with offer
, of proof that the removal was made.
not for the cause charged but in fact
for political or religious reasons. Off
GERS who are charged with the super
vision of employees have a duty to turn
out all whom they find unfit, and they
cannot shield themselves under an excuse
that the civil service rules protect in
competent or unworthy employees The
idea that appointment to the classified
service insures a life tenure is without
foundation.
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a SKIN Of Beauty IS a Joy Forever.

VIM. Barter, negro 1aborer, Webster
Grove. face cut.
John Anderson, negro laborer. Tuxedos
shoulder hurt.
Quincaian Poll negro, Webster Grove:
cut by glass
James John, negro, 1abcrers Kirkwood
cut by glass.
George Owens, negro labOrer, Webster
Grove; cut and bruised
H. W. Brendan butcher. Clayton; cut
W. D. Ewing, engineer, Emerson, Mo:
scalp wound.
Joseph Mcclure, foreman, St Louis;
arm broken.
Geo. w Marvin, brakeman, Kirk
wood; ankle sprained.
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Sunday School Song Service.

An evening song service at the First
Congregational church will be given by
the combined choirs of the First Pres
byterian and First Congregati onal
churches Sunday evening. Following is
the programme:
TIE Deum in B Minor-D. Buck. double
quartette.
Solo-'-There is a City Bright" Gray,
Miss Laura Taylor.
Sanctus. from Gounod's Mass-Gounod,
Mr.. H J.. Shirer and double quartette.
Duet-''Jesus Lover of My Soul Las
sen, Miss Laura Taylor and Mrs. Louis
PaQuin
Solo-"ATy Redeemer and Ny Lord. .
Buck, Mr.. Harry Pribble.
Lord While for all Mankind, -
Schneider, double quarette.