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New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
STEAMBOATS,.

BOSTON AND P9ISas asW ENGLAND n
FALL RIVER LINE. Fall River and Newport Leave
Pier 10 y. r. foot OF Warren Week days and sun
days 5 80 D. m. Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN.
Orchestra each.
n. r.. foot Murray St Week days only 900 Steam
PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT Orchestra each.
STONINGTON LINE. via Stonington- Leave Pier Sd
n. r., foot OF Spring St Week days only eco
CITY OF WORCESTER and C. II. NORTHAN
NORWICH LINE, via New London Leave Pier Sc n R.
foot OF Spring ST. Week days only $50 p. steam
CITY OF LOWELL and MAINE
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. New Britain, Merit
den. Hartford Springfield North. Pier Is
z R foot Peck Slip Week days str RICHARD PECK
800 . CHESTER ". CEAPIN 1890 midnight
sundays RICHARD PECK $50 n (EasS 21st-ss..
s:45l. returning due New York. 500 ,.
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RED BANK LINE.

Leave Franklin Pier "a. North River. Wednesday
july 9 600 r ". Thursday July 10 1900 a. NJ Frt-
day July II, 1000 A. N. ~ ~
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ReCOnOCimientOS
internaCiODaleS
de la RepdbliCa de Cuba.
Austria, Grecia y Brasil,
hacen un reconoc1mlento
Official.

Hebans, Setiem ore 4 Ell presi-
dente Palma en- un meeting del Ga.
binete, lego hoy unas cArtas auto
grafas del Rey Jorge de Grscis, del
Emperador Francisco jose de Aus.
triA y del Presidente Campos Sales
del Brasil, reconociendo 10 Rep1hli-
CO de Cuba.
El Secretsrio de Estado, Sr.
Carlos zaldo, dijo que no hsbfs sido
informado por Ell gobierno de Espa.
m acsrca del propo Ito de retirar de
ID circulation los 100000 de In
moneda espa oola que hay en- Cuba,
conocida por ell cuf1o de <Isabel III.
Dijo que nm bAnco local espaflol ha-
bia convenido en- recoger este cuf1o
con el descuento del 3pS hssta Sc.
tiembre 25.
La dimisi6n del SecretRrio de
Agriculture, Terry, ha sido scepta.
da y Manuel L. Disz, Secretario de
Obras P6blicas, ha sido autorizado
para desempef1Ar temporalmente
aquel cargo.
Los detalles del balance, practi.
cado por ell Secretario de Hacienda,
ascienden & 1884. 027,
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Un hombre hOnradO.


Senior Editor. .-Sfrvase informar
sus lectores que al me escriben CON
ddencialmsnte les mAndar6 por co.
rreo en- carta sellada el plan que &C..
guf y por el cual obtuve el reatable-
cimianto permanente y compacto de
mi salud y vigor varonil despu6s de
AMOS de sufrimientos de aebilidsa
nerviosa, pSrdidss nosturnas y par.
tes d6bilea y atrofsdas.
No es mi idea eonseguir dinero
de nsdie; fui robaao y estafado por
charlatanes, hasta perder lx f6 del
g6nero humane, pero gracias & Dios
estoy ahor& bien vigoroso y fuerte,
Y con deseo de hacer conocer & toaos
este reredio eierto de curarss.
No teniendo NADIA cue vender nj
que snviar G.. A. d., no deseo dine
70.
Direction: E Brant, Box Delray
Mich. EE. UU. 8 1870. II
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Ano XII Num- 27
at Ian m b. Rmpmumm mmmhmuy
Retreta.

Muy concurrida estuVo anoche
ID plaza Colon con motive de In pri
mera ret eta q. diera la Banda de Ia
PolfcfA.
Distinguidss damas de esta So
ciedad concurrieron ( aquel sitio.
Ahora t6cAme h4cerme interpre.
te de 10 que varias bsllas me die
ron, qua traslAdo fntegro al Sr. e
gt zcue.
SSe~a tan amable nuestro alcal
de que dispopga go instalen focos
e'e estricos en- este fresco y de- 1850
siliol
Ms atrevemos sssgurAr que
quedar6n complacidss.
Para esta noche estG anunciAda
otra retreta en- ID plaza b. dorioty
por la Bsnda del Battalion Puertorri'
quef1o, que ejectutar2 bellfsimas pie.
zAs.
Uns sorpresa se prepare & las
encantsdoras nifiss de Sap Juan.
Segdn nuestros informes, ell
Hon. Gobernador dispondr& que 10
Banda de n & sica del B .tal 61 Puer"
torriQuefio toque en- distintos sitios
de la cindad todAs las noches, alter
naudo CON 10 Banda de 10 Policfa In.
sulsr
FL acuerdo nos parece muy opor-
tuno "a felicitaremos por clio al
Sr. Hsrtzell 81 resultS cierto.
RAUL.
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VA Es cosA pIsrINTA.

Hubo una epoca en- que los es-
tudiantes de medicina creian que
habia tantas distintas intermediates
como exiSten 6rganos y parties en- ell
cuerpo, necesitando cada una de es-
tas afecciones un tratamiento dis
tinto. Tan torpe error solo podia
conducir 4 los mas funestos fraca-
sos, pues la verdad es, que ell cuer-
po constituye una sola maquina,
10 que afecta una parte de ella
con mas m6nos fuerza ataca 4 to-
das las dennis. Asi sucede que un
solo remedio 8 tratamiento puede
aliviar y curar una gran variedad
de afecciones, 10 que aparezca CO.
mo una variedad, pero que es ver-
daderamente ell resultado manifes-
tacion en- distintas formas del mis-
mo NAL. Veamos, por ejemplo, una
lista de intermediates como la ST.
guiente: Escr6fula, Anemia, Debili-
dad General, Afecciones de la San
gre y de los Pulmones, etc.; bastante
formidable parece, y sin embargo, la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
pronto alivia los peores de estos ca
sos, y de una manera absolute cura
muchisimos que han sido desahucia-
dos por los medicos. La razon de
este Sc encuentra en- su poder So
bre las funciones digestiVas y a.
similadoras; su accion en- expulsar
las impurezas de la sangre, y su
facultad consiguiente de vitalizar y
reconstituir todo el organismo. Es
tan sabrosa como la miel y contiene
los principles nutritivos y curativos
del Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, combinados con Jarabe de
Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extractos
de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre. No es
resultado de un sueflo de un des-
cubrimiento por casualidad, sino de
detenidos estudios de los sanos prin-
cipios de la ciencia medica aplicada.
Gel Sr DR.. J. Izquierdo Brown, de
Buenos Aires, dice: He usado la
Preparation de Wampole y grande-
mente satisfecho de sus esplendidos
resultados la he administrado 4 mis-
propios hijos, teniendo la satisfac-
ci0n de haber obtenido un exito
que no habia podido conseguir con
otras preparedness" En- Jas Boticas,
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Generates beers
en- COnferenCia
con Mr.. chamberlain.
Sc afirma que los gene
rales pediran la autono-
mia para dos amos des-
pues de tornado el trata
do de paz.
de maestro corresponsa1. }

Londres, Sapti andre s La con-
fsrercis que deb;6 celebrarse aver
en- el Ministerio de G ,lonias entire
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, v los Ge.
nera'es beers B ,tha, De Wet y Da.
larey, ha sido pospuests y sc di'
ce que ser& completamente secre'
tn.
Sinembargo, s&bese que, aun
cuando Mr. Chant arlain So ha nega-
do & celebrar cor fsrencia alguna Gu
20 objeto sea ell aiscutir nuevamen
to las bases de In psx, al hecho de
haberse llamado especialmente 6
Lord Kitchener para que concurra
al acto, resulta muy significativo, y
hssta hay quien crea que los beers
van ganando terreno.
Circular muohas y muy distin.
tas versiones acerca de las deman.
das que traen los generates beers.
Ninguua de estAs versiones, sinem.
barge, Sc da como segura, y por
tanto, no merecen el entero cr6dito
del + 1blico.
ST Sc sabe que entire los puntos
que sin duda se discntir6n, estarxn
las cuest.ones de repAtriscioo, y 10
admission de bosrs en- los consejos
ejecutivo y legislative Es possible
tambien que pidan los beers sumen.
to en- 10 cantidad que Sc destina { la
reconstruction de fincAs y hacieu.
das, y algunas concesiones en- mate.
ria de educaci6n popular y de lido.
ma.
El "DAILYs MALL" AFIRMA
que los generates cit&dos pedil&a
que Sc establezcan los derechos ci.
viles y IL autonomfa dentro de Jos
dos amos siguientes L. frma del
tratado de paz, porque de 10 contra
rio los distritos rurales se sr&u
ocupsdos CON exceso por ID pobla
ci6n que hasta aquf ha venido tra'
bajando en- las Industries Y en- la ex.
plotaci6n de las minas.
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Para curar un Refroido en- un dio
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO
QUININA. 81 boticario le devolvera 81 dinero 81
no Sc, cura. La frma de E. w, GROVE. Sc hala
en- cadA cajita.
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DefendiendO
la vida del emperador
Guillermo.

Berlin Septiembre 2 Ls prem
So de esta ciudGd da czenta de las
precauciones tomadas por las auto
ridades para poner al empsrsdor
Guillermo 6 cubierto de cualqaier
atentado, durante su permanencia
en- Posen.
LE polic1a local ha s'do re 1rza-
dA por centenares de sgentes envia'
dos de Berlin y de Bresl&u, asf CO.
mo por numerosoa detectives.
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FOREIGN

One YeAr............ gold ...... Q 800
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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TOdOS los habitanteS
perecieron en- Torishima.

Jtkoham&, Santiembre / 9 81
crucero japon6s AhuchdnO, que fae
envi edo prestar auxilios 4 los que
hubieran sobrevivido de la cata stro-
fe volc&nica Se Torishims, tt de
regreso de dichA IslA y trse Ia no.
ticia de que todos los habitantes pc
recieron.
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momento de peligro, probablemente
le salvaron de mayores golpes.
Aunque en- an principle ehuso
10 asistencis medice, fu6 tai inla sis
tencia de 10 doctores, que al e a
consisti6 en- que Sc le pusierAn lige
geros vendajes. La muerte de Craig,
& quien conoc1a desde hi mucho
tempo y 6 quien teaia, segdn sus
propias palabras, como amigo per
sonal. le IN dejado muy afsstado.
En- cuanto las causas del acci
dente, este Sc atribuye III hecho de
que los pas ageros del caro- e!e.tri
CO debian ocupar puesto prominente
en- los fsstejos que se tsnisn p epa
radios para recibir al primer Msgis
ira 10 de la Nseion, ya q temerosos
de llegAr tarde, pedlan con encareci
miento del CARO- que faera toda
velocidad.
Ell motorists, dej6 nacer, y en-
los momentos del choqus, cre6se que
ell tsa 1vie marchaba con una We osi
dad de 40 millas por hora.
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Buena OpOItunIdad'

Sc desea comprar nm rectificador
de alcohol en- buen estAdo. Dirigi-
a correspondence 6 don Celso Gar
cia, apartado 4b4, San Juan P. r:
"a Is
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-11
TRAFFIC OUTLOOK BRIGHT
OFFICIALS THINK THE CONDITIONS
UNUSUALLY PROMISING.
To shorten Running Time of East
Bound Fast Mail Trains-Big Four
May Buy More Locomotives.

A local general freight agent remarked
yesterday that in his long service he mad
never known so general a feeling of con-
fidence among railroad officials as that re-
garding the outlook for traffic in 1903 In
Chicago he met officials representing the
principal central traffic lines, Western roads
and the trunk lines and did not find a single
official who was not of opinion that the
volume of traffic and earnings would be Tar
in excess of the figures for 1902. The rate
situation. ne said, could hardly be better.
There is a large amount of east and west
bound traffic which has given every line as
much business as ii could possibly handle
with the present number of locomotives and
cars, and there has really been no incentive
for cutting rates. Traffic in many cases is
being forced upon the railroads without
solicitation and in larger quantities than
they can handle. The maintenance of SEIZED
ule tariffs is one of the chief reasons for
the excellent earning exhibits the lines in
the territory named are making. There Is
considerable rivalry between some of the
strong lines as to earning exhibits-all be-
ing anxious to excel, consequently freight
official who would cut rate would now be
severely dealt with there is business
enough for all at full rates.
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1t is stated that there is now on foot a
plan to give Chicago and st. Louis the
fastest mail service to the Atlantic sea-
board it has ever had, and that it will be
inaugurated in the near future. Postal
officials refuse to give the details or to
say that 1t will be established. This is the
ouadrennial period when the railroad Off
Gals are figuring on the time that will as
sure them the largest bulk Of the mail.
During the first quarter of 1908 the entire
third contract section of the United States
will be reweighed. This section embraces
Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa. Min
nesota, Wisconsin and Michigan, and the
weighing Of the mails will result in the pay
of all the railroads in the section being
readjusted. For years it has been the Gus
tom of the railway mail service to give the
mails to the roads that can carry them the
fastest 1t has been the rule, In the case
of the line between Chicago and Omaha,
where two lines are making the same time
that the mail is not to be taken from the
one that has been carrying ii unless the
other makes better time and there are other
favorable conditions. The postal depart
ment, however, reserves the right to send
mail on any train Of any road on which
postal service has been established
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
DRY GOODS HOUSES REPORT A
GREAT INCREASE OF BUSINESS.
Increasing Sales of Fruit Mark the
Approach OF the Holidays-Grain
Markest Strong, but Light.

There was little new TO note in the local
market yesterday. Goods in the holiday
lines are beginning to move very freely.
One of the proprietors of wholesale dry
goods house said that their business this
month was fully 80 per cent. in excess of
that of December of 1901, and, in fact, babe
fair to exceed in volume any former De-
cember. In dry goods prices during the
past few months have fuctuated but little.
and some lines rule lower in price than
year ago. Wholesale grocers are very busy,
sales of sugars, coffees and canned goods
being unusually large for December. There
is an active and growing request for rails
ins, currants, citron and all other similar
day trade is being watched and retailers
are buying freely in anticipation Of liberal
buying by consumers during the month.
Prepared mince meat and plum pudding
also come in for large share of attention
at the moment. There is an easier feeling
in the bean market. quotations for navies,
marrows and red kidney all showing weak
ness. Dealers do not believe there will be
any decided lowering of quotations, how
ever, but look upon the slight shading done
as the reaching of bottom figures in a gen.
eral adjustment. On Commission row sales
or fruit are increasing and choice apples
are moving well, but there Is an abundance
OF second grade stock which sells at $1.75 to
S2.25 per barrel The shortage in poultry is
still noticeable, receipts being hardly as
liberal as in November. and high prices for
chickens and turkeys will prevail until after
the holidays. Butter is very firm at recent
advances. Fresh eggs are in large request
and very firm at the advance of Monday.
storage eggs are UNCHANGED.
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PRINTING AND STATIONERY
CONTRACT.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Com
mlssloners OF Marion county. Indiana. will re-
ceive bids up to O'Clock p. m on Monday Dec
% 1907 az the Office Of the auditor of Marion
stationery and other supplies for the use of
said county for the year 1907
Printed specifications OF the kind quality aud
quantity OF the articles needed be had upon
application 10 the county auditor, and for the
purpose OF securing uniformity OF bids each
bidder viii be required 70 make hts bid on the
printed specifications and 6N q price upon each
Item IN the class bid upon. and make extensions
or Prices and place the totals at the bottom az
each class bid upon. In no case will bids be
considered unless these requirements are com
piled with.
one class or line consists az blank books rec
ords. blanks and similar materials and another
class consists OF legal cap. Stationery fsbists
pens ink. pencils and other similar materisis
and another class consists OF printed letter heads
envelopes. printed stationery and such blanks as
can be printed at a single impression and sim
iiar materials.
Bids shall be submitted separately and con
tracts lei separately upon each lire or class Of
said specifications 7 u
No bid Will be entertained where fhe nrsco or
or several items for any officer when com
puted on the total quantities OF such TENS 10 be
used during the year 1903. aS shown from the
requisition and specifications shall exceed tbs
ar-sotfnr Of the appropriation for such officer
Each bldder shalt submit and derosit with his
hfd bond. 20 the approval OF the hoard. IN
the OF S7.ooa. PAYABLE the Board OF Cow.
u1ir~ioners Of said county.
The board reserves the right TO reject any OF
al bids
Witness our hands and seals this 10th day OF
JOHN MGREGoR
THOMAS q STAFFORD.
JOHN r. MGATGHFY
Commissioners OF Marion County
Attest; HARRY b. SMITH. Auditor
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To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal
In the Journal of the sth inst. printed
an editorial entitled THE Godlessness of
Socialism," which, doubtless, meets the APP
prevail of the class your paper represents.
The constant efforts of the indianapolis pa
pers since the election to bring Socialism
into disrepute by making it appear that
the Socialist movement is an anti-religious
one is doubtless caused by the increased
sentiment for Socialism. The Socialist
movement is purely economic and
deals only with material things-the pro-
duction and distribution of wealth There
is nothing I'm the platform of the Socialist
party OF any country declaring in favor of
unbelef. Men of every religious belief con-
stitute the Socialist party At the present
time two Roman Catholic priests and
number of Protestant ministers are devot-
ing their time 10 spreading the doctrines
of Socialism in this country. That some
atheists may be members of the party is
not without a precedent in other political
parties. Colonel lngersoll. one of the pillars
of Republicanism. was an agnostic- Could
that the Republican party was party of
agnostics? You quote Colonel Wright as
saying that Socialism cannot be we'll de-
fined Colonel Wright seems TO have
changed his mind since he secured the pat
ronage of national capitalism. Some years
ago, in commenting upon Geonlunds Co
operative Commonwealth" he said IL was
the fairest exposition of Socialism he had
seen.
lou say the ltdChlHES OF SOCldllStS Cuu-
cate men to become lawbreakers In the
history OF the Socialist movement of the
world you cannot ind single instance in
which the Socialists advised violence or
| lawlessness The Socialists position is
that society is divided into two classes
| the possessing and the dispossessed and
| that the workers are the only socially nee
! essary class: that. by the means of produce
| ton being privately owned, the workers
are forced 10 submit TO whatever terms the
capitalists choose To offer. This system
| forces the wives and children OF the work
| ers to compete with them for the oppor-
| tunty OF earning a living, often supplant-
| ing the natural supporter of the family in
| the Industrial world. This frequently forces
| the daughters OF workers into the brothels
| With this conflict on between the two
| classes a political party cannot represent
| the interests of both classes whose inter-
ests diametrically opposed. The So
| cialist advocates the organization or the
workers into "A political party representing
the interests of the workers only; TO get
control of government ana take over the
means OF production and distribution there
| by giving 10 each and every member of
society opportunity to work and receive
the full product OF his toll.
WILL BARRETT,
Secretary Socialist Party, Marion Co.
Indianapolis. Dec. s.
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The Interstate Company.

An official of the Observation-Disclosures
Company, a charter for which was granted
in Camden, n. j., several days ago. said
yesterday that the deal to take in the
United Power and Transportation Company
had been consummated, but that it would
take fully two weeks before all the details
are completed by the attorneys and the or
ganization- perfected. He added that the
men at the head of the concern among
the leading financiers of the country. w.
w. Light, of Reading, Pa, treasurer of the
Observation-Disclosures Company, has sent out
call for % per cent. of the capital stock
and the money is now coming in. The
United Power and Transportation Company
controls over $50 miles of railways in east
ern Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and all
these, ii is said, will be embraced in the
new corporation, in addition to many 9TH
ers. Associated in the new company are
Reading, Philadelphia and New York cap
italists. Pennsylvania railroad interests, II
is said, are largely represented, as well as
many of those interested in the great trans
portation companies of Greater New York.
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Indianapoli. Grain Market.

Wheat is strong, with receipts light, part
ly owing to bad weather and partly I'M
favorable reports regarding crops in foreign
countries Receipts Of corn are good and of
oats light. Hay is much firmer. Track bids,
as reported by the secretary of the Board
of Trade, yesterday ruled follows:
Wheat steady; No. red, 721fc track; No.
red. 72l4c on milling freight; No. 8 red.
6S1zQ fO1zc track; wagon, nc.
Corn strong; No. l white, 44,kc; No. 2
white, 441ac: No. white, 44lkc; No. white.
401xq4213c; No. white mixed. 441zc; No. 3
white mixed, 441Rc; No. 4 white mixed,
4011q4211c; No. 2 yellow, H1ac: No. yellow,
4411c: No. yellow. 401aG421kc: No. mixed.
441sc; No. mixed, 441sc; No. mixed, 4o11Q
42l1c; ear 42l2c.
Oats stronger; No. white, 33AdS3zc: No.
white, 32%G33Ac; No. mixed, 3l03111c;
No. mixed, 3012@31c.
Hay stronger; No timothy, s1275G132 %;
No. 2 timothy. s11.75612.25.
lnspecuons-Wheat: No red car; No.
red 1; total cars Corn: No. white 10
cars; No. white 8; No. white mixed i;
No. mixed IA; No. 4 mixed 6; total sc
cars. Oats: No. 2 white, car. Hay: No. ]
timothy, 1 car.
WAGON MARKET.
On account of the rain offerings were
light and the few loads on the market were
readily taken at the highest quotations.
which ranged Tuesday, reported by
the wagon weighmaster to be as follows:
Corn-41@43c per blu
Oats-30d32c per blu.
Sheaf Oats-$9G11 per ton.
Hay-Timothy s13.50d14.5O; mixed, 81. 5Od
1880; clover, sail per ton.
Straw-$5Q6 per ton.
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FOR ORATORICAL HONORS.
Seven students VIII Compete i'm But
ler's Annual Contest.

Seven students will compete in the annual
primary oratorical contest of Butler Col
lege TO be held this afternoon in the chapel
of the school. a fee of Is cents will be
charged for admission to the contest.
Prizes of s25 and $40 will be awarded the
two best orators. and their ability will be
judged by Rev. r. s. Osgood. Prof. c. S.
Thomas of Shortridge High School. and
DR. W. r. Garrison. OF st. Louis, formerly
a member OF the faculty OF Butler, on COM
position and thought. and by the Rev. Allan
Il. Philputt, Howard Gale and Wilson S.
Doane, on delivery.
subjects are: Miss Josephine Garfield,
king Alfred" Charles f. Underwood,
Livingston In an Unknown Continents"
Chester q. vernier. Samuel Adams. Pa
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The fourth anniversary of the organiza-
ton of the Boys Brigade of the Central
Christian Church was celebrated last night
with entertainment. Frank Long. Wal
ter Mitchell and Robert Jenner are in
charge of the Boys Brigade, which is
under the control of the Central Church
An enjoyable programme was rendered last
evening, composed for the most part of
military numbers; recitation by Mabel
a physical exercise were especially en-
joyed. A silent drill by three members of
the brigade, Walter Pritchard Berrie Beck
and Frank Common, was one OF the fea-
lures OF the evening The Sunday School
orchestra of the Central Christian Church
rendered a number of pleasing selections