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New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
LONDON PRESS OK RosEBERY.
DELIGHT OF THE UNIJNIsT ORGANS OVER
HIS LATEST DECLARATION

DELIGHT OF THE UNIDNIST ORGANS OVER
HIS LATEST DECLARATION
London. Feb. 21.-Lord Rosebery's announce
menr of his final separation from Sir Henry
Camp -Bannerman's section Of the Liberal
party announced by the former in a letter to
The Times this morning. forms a fruitful
topic for afternoon editorials and for discussion
IN al quarters Of Great Britain one Of the
most noticeable phases is the curious effect the
letter produced on the wording Of The Tfmess"
editorial on the subject It's friendIiness to the
eA-Premier might easily be explained the
ground of Unionist delight al a definite split in
the Opposition ranks. But its declaration that
what the country wants is not a brand new set
n principles. but a new set OF men apable OF
replacing the present set. without upsetting the
policy ~ the empire goes on 10 say Lord Rose
oery party must prove that they he trusted
70 infuse business energy and capacity into the
prosecution Of the imperial policy concluding
with this remarkable statement:
# the fruition Of efforts in that direction may
seem 10 be remote only say il may come
sooner than anybody expects
This cryptic utterance has started rumors Of a
rev coalition between the Unionists and Impe
rial Liberals under the leadership Of the Duke
~ Devonshire and Lord Rosebery besides the
possible detection Of The Times in its sup
port Of the present government Something OF
tnls Is visible in The Globes" editorial this
afternoon. which, while congratulating Lord
hoseDery on HIS emancipation" dilates strong
y on the Dettiness Of the differences between his
policy and that Of the Unionists.
The Pail Mall Gazette" follows other Tory
epnion IN declaring that man who can write
such letter as a reply 10 Sir Henry Campbell
bannernan has the grit which the empire eX
poets Of those who lead it
The Westminster Gazette hitherto divided
N us allegiance comes out in favor of Sir
f1enFy Campbell -Bannerman. but sorrowfully
admits that Lord Roseberys letter means an
yher term Of government for the Unionsts,
While 81 fears Lord Roseberys absorption in
NAT party
The letter Of Lord Rosebery the result OF
Hr Henry Campbell Zimmerman asking, in
ent speech, whether Lord Rosebery spoke from
ne interior of our political tabernacle, or from
fI3nas Vantage ground outside" Lord Rosebery.
- reply de-ared frankly that he remains out
- n Sir HeuTys tabernacle" but not. ne thinks
10 ')itnde
~LADSr0NEs OPINION OF CHAMBERLAIN.
~'noon. Feb A-E l.. Godkin, the former Editor
-, nc Evening Post" II New-York writing 20
esfminsfor Gazette 20 with reference 10
~- ----s-sG------ 49, '-.4-!.4ai =ec5s-1-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
FAVOR CONCESSION TO CUBA.
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Likely
To GRANT ABOUT 80 PER CENT
TARIFF REDUCTION.

problem was again before the Republican mem
hers Of the Ways and Means Committee to-day.
who were in private conference for two hours
and then adjourned until tomorrow without
reaching an agreement. 1t developed to-day
that an Informal vote had been taken early in
the conferences, not on any specific proposition
but the general question as to whether any
thing should be done resulting In expression
favorable TO action, so long as existing AU1eri-
can industries were not endangered by the
tent Of concessions.
After to-day's conference il was said with
much detnitenesS by those in a position TO know
that there would be agreement later, and the
belief was expressed that the concession To
cuba would De about 20 per cent. probably as
rebate.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
IT4LYS CABINET RESIGNS.
DOWNFALL DUE TO FAILURE TO ELECT a
PRESIDING OFFICER

DOWNFALL DUE TO FAILURE TO ELECT A
PRESIDING OFFICER.
Rome Feb. 21.-signor Villa, the Cabinets
candidate for the presidency Of the Chamber Of
Deputies, failed TO secure his reelection to-day.
The opposition cast blank ballots
Signor Zanardelli the Premier. said that in
view OF the Cabinets defeat the ministers would
confer as 10 their future course of action
The incident has caused intense excitement,
which continued when it was announced that
the Cabinet had resigned.
The Cabinet which has just resigned sue
ceeded the Saracco Ministry. which resigned
February = 1901 owing 10 its having been de-
feated in the Chamber Of Deputies on February
6 by vote Of 31s TO lO2 at the close Of the de-
bate the dissolution OF the Labor Exchange
at Genoa, which had lasted several days. The
ZanardeH Cabinet was composed as follows:
Premier-sgnor ZANARDELLL
Minister Of the Interor-Sgnor GIOTITTT
Minister Of Foreign Arairs-signor PRINETTI
Minister OF Finance-slguor CARcANO
Minister Of Justce-stgnor COCCO-oRTC.
Minister Of Agriculture Industry and Commerc@-
SRnor BACCEI-LI-
Postmaster Ceneral-Sign0r GALIMBERTL
Minister Of Public Norks-Count GTJSSO.
Minister Of Wsr-LAeurenant- General d SAN
NARTINO-
Minister Of -Vice-Admira MORN
Minister of public Educaton-stgnor NAsI.
Minister Of Treasury-sgnor DI BRoGLIo-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
HISS STONE SEEN AGAIN.
IN THE MOUNTAINS WITH AN ESCORT OF
BRIGANDS.

~ m r MDD MAINS WITH AN OF
BRIt1ANDS.
London Fcb. 22--TelegraphinS from Seres
European Turkey under date OF February II
the correspondent OF The Daily Graphic" saws
that Miss Ellen NJ. stone. the captive American
missionary, was seen last Saturday. escorted by
Twenty-Five armed brigands, in the BOzdaEh
Mountains. at the southern extremity OF the
Perrin range. thirty miles from Seres
NJ GargiulO. tEe dragOman OF the American
legation at CCnstantnCple. Is Stiil here. contin-
ues the correspondent He fears that IL the
foregoing be true there Is likelihood Of an en-
counter between the bTiSaudS and the trOopS
patrolltng that country. in which case il is
doubtful whether the brigandS would allow the
captive 10 escape alive.
Conditions in Macedonia most critical
SAYS The Daily Graphic's' Dispatch The au-
thOrities admit that two hundred Bulgariaus
have invaded that country and that encounters
with the troops occurring frequently The
brlgandS killed three soldiers at LiEOdatch last
Sunday The Bulsarians are reported TO be
armed with Mannlicher rifles. Eighty Bull
gartans ara reported have been wounded
during recent attempts TO cross the line OF de-
marcation- Spring has come. and the snow on
the mountains is melting
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
Sj.OOO FOR CHTLD'S LIFE.
WEsTCHEsTER JURY MAKES RECORD IN
GIVING DAMAGES FOR DEATH OF
A LITTLE BOY.

The largest verdict ever given for the life OF
a child killed by a trolley car in Westchester
County was awarded in the Supreme Court
White Plains yesterday TO Max Z. Friese Of
Rye when the jury brought him in a verdict of
81 600 against the Port Chester Street Railway
Company Mr. Friese'S seventeen-mOnthS-Old
son was killed last september by Port Chester
electric while crossing the tracks in front
of his house His father sued for $4,000 dam
ages. alleging that the mOtorman was looking
toward the of the when the child was
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
SALARIES N OFFICE UPHELD.
APPELLATE DIVISION sI-sTAINs CONsTITU-
TIONALITY OF LAW REGARDING
KINGS COUNTY POSITIONS

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court.
sitting in Brooklyn, yesterday sustained the
coustltutiouality of the laws making the county
Offices OF Kings County salaried offices, and pro-
vIding for the payment of fees into the city
treasury. The suit was brought by Thomas Nc
Grath. a taxpayer. against Controller Grout,
Register Neal County Clerk Hartzheim ana
sheriff Ciuden, to enjoin the payment of the
salaries OF the county Offices. 1t was the con-
tention OF Mr.. MCGrath that the bills, after be
ing passed by the legislature, were never ap-
proved by the Mayor and were therefore null
and void
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
REASON roR DToRcE TO BE GIVEN.

GRAND DUKE OF HESsE WILL EXPLAIN TO THE
HESSIAN DIET.
Darmstadt Feb 2l-A caucus Of the party lead
ers in the Second Chamber of the Hessan Diet
has requested the Grand Duke Of Hesse to com
muuicate TO them his reason Tor obtaining dl-
,orca from, the grand duchess. The Prime Minis
ter Karl Rothe in Conciliatory statement ilil-
mated that the communications re4ulreh "ould Le
made % the Chamber behind closed doors
The separation Of the Grand Duke and Grand
Duchess Of Hesse was pronounced on December =
last by the Superior Court. at Darnstadi, Ernst
Ludwig Grand Duke Of Hesse is the Of Grand
Duke Louis ". His mother was Princess Alice OF
England. daughter of Queen Victoria. lie is
a bout thirty-three years OF age. and was married
on April -. 1894 Princess Victoria of SaNe-Co-
burg and G0tha, who is granddaughter ol queen
Victoria one child. the Princess Eliza abeth, porn
on March H. 1885. Is the result Of the union \
sister of the grand duke IS the 'zarna OF Russia
while another married Prince Henry Of Prussia
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
COLUHBI4 DEFEATS YALE.

The basketball game played at the Columbia
gymnasium between Columbia and Yale last night
was won by Columbia by score OF 10 "a At
the end of the half the to !, in favor
of Columbia
The Yale were Lockwood and Moorehead
guards: HOyt. centre. and Hall and Cotton for
wards. Columbia represented by Elias Ia rIe
O'ConneH. Allen and Goodman. The best play was
made by MOorehead. OF Yale, who shot three goals
out of Yale's four.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
NEW PLEDGES FROM RUSSIA.
UASHINGTON NOW SATISFIED AZ To
THAT COUNTRY'S INTENTIONS IN
MA\CHJ RIA.

Washington. Feb. 21.-The United states Gov
ernment is now perfectly satisfied as 10 the cor
rectness of Russia's Intentions respecting Man
churia The pledges heretofore obtained from
Russia have been renewed and reinforced so
strongly that they must ne accepted salts
factory. unless our government Is prepared de
liberareIv To question Russia's integrity, which
II has not the least disposition to do.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

The Society of the Cincinnati. representing sew
era States. will dine under the auspices OF the So
ctety IN the State OF NewJersey the birthday Of
its first President General George washington
The dinner will be given at the Waldorf Astoria
and number OF prominent guests will reply To the
historic toasts OF this ancient society among
Whom Will ne General Daniel Z. Sickles Admiral
5elknap: General 0hphant, John Reed, John s
Humphreys is the president.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
n4NCHrRI4 NOT N GERH4N sPHERE

Berlin. Feb 21.-The note of the United States
TO Russia and China the subject Of COM
merCial rights in ManChuTia has been COmmuni-
Gated TO Germany, but no answer has been made.
Germany maintains the attitude she has previ-
cusly announced. that Manchuria is outside the
sphere uf German interests. and she sees no
reason 10 change II.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
4DOpTING 4nERIC4N VETHODN.

London Feb I.-American railroad methods and
American locomotives were referred o approvingiy
by Lord Stalbridge chairman OF the London and
North Western Railroadl. while presiding to-
days meeting of the stockholders Of that COMPANY
Following the American lead. said his lordship,
the North Western has introduced more powerful
locomotives and larger wagons resulting in marked
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
W4RNIYG AGAINST SWINDLERS.

London, Feb H-The operations OF American
swiuders. who extortng money in England
through representations regarding fortunes await
ing their victims in America. have become so eX-
tensive that the United States Consul at Liverpool
J. Boyle, has published a letter warning people not
70 be deceived oy the statements made oy these
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
JUSTICE GRAY SOMEWHAT BETTER

Washington. Feb. 2-Justice Gray. of the Su-
preme Court of the United States. is suffering
from stroke Of paralysis is better to-day than he
has been since the stroke occurred but IS stiIl ssr
ousIy indisposed. He rested we'll last night
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
WARM SESSIONS.

The Constitutional Convention at Hartford
"nn, fully reviewed In tO-morrOvv's Tri-
hune. with pictures the convention in
session. OF the state HOuse and individual
portraits of men who have been prominent
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
Has OPTIONS ON H4Nr B4yks
CAPITAL OF SlOo.eR WHICH WILL BE
LARGELY NCREASED

LARGELY IN-REASED
Trenton. y J.. Feb 2I-The charter ef N.
Interstate Trust COMPANY a company wilH
capital stock Of S1000O0 and 10 he located in
Jersey city. was approved by the Comnissic ser
Of Banking and Insurance to-day. and n ID.
The charter authorizes the company 70 do bUsi-
ness OF general trust and financial nature. and
gives II power 70 esta bIish branches outside
of the state. II is said by one Of the organizers
70 ne in no sense a promoters enterprise
The capital stock is Givided equally among the
blowing men. Charles c. E.dey. Of NeN-ToTk;
g. Amory Stevens, summit y J.; Burtis L
Arbecam. Nev-York. Henry z. Hutchinson
BROOKLYN. Edward Y. Loew- New-YOrl- Wesley
g. koJler Glen Rock Penn. Charles =. Frick.
ork Penn. and AMI w Strong. Chicago
There has been rumors for the last few weeks
OF project 10 form chain of banks through
out the United States. and IL is supposed that
these reports had reference to the Interstate
Trust Company. That company. it is under
stood on good authority has at present options
on several financial institutions in various parts
of the country. and viii he able 10 exercise
those options from the fact that its charter.
which closely follows that Of the New-YOrk-
Nev-Jersey Trust Company. premits II TO MAIN
tain branches and conduct q banking business
outside OF New-Jersey. The company viii have
a very large surplus, and Will, after it is in
tuu operation. accept no local deposits IL is
new securities company. which VIII hold the
control of the Interstate Trust Company.
Speaking of the immediate purposes of the
company. Edward V. Loev. one of its corpo-
rators said last night
The charter is a very broad one. and under IT the
company can , 9e & h9d,ns eGm2any but the plans
stands at present. the company viii DO merely
ordinary trust company business in Jersey City.
It's capital Will ultimately he largely increased,
and 1t will also have q large surplus.
Mr.. LOew is president Of the Cierman-Ameri- n
can Real Estate Title Guarantee Company. and
officer director Of various financial insti-
tutiOns OF this city. Mr.. Edey is d member OF
the Stock Exchange firm Of Charles G. Edey &
sons. Of No Wall-St- Mr. Hutchinson is
president or the Brooklyn Bank in Brooklyn:
Mr. FriCk controls a trust company at York.
Penn Mr. kOller Is treasurer OF a financial
institution in Baltimore. and Mr. strong is a
lawyer Of Chicago. Mr. stevens. 10 Is said IS
a member Of the Stevens family which has
large interests in HOboken-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
Y Y T. TIES CRESCENT

The New-York Athletic Club defeated the Cres-
cent Athletic Club in of the fastest games Of
the season last night. at the St Nicholas Skating
Rink a score Of 3 TO ).
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
n deserted the Liberals

mat when Mr.. Chamberlain deserted the Liberals
ne tMr. Godkn) asked Mr.. Gladstone through
correspondent. for information aneut Nj Cham
pertain Mr.. Gladstone's reply was: Chamberlain
IS the hrst politician we have had OF the American
ype; and ne Is destined to give great deal of
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
coRNELL-YALE MATCH.

The intercollegiate hockey match at the 81 Nlch-
oIas Rink this evening will be between teams rep
resentfnE Cornell and Yale universities. Yale has
been PLAYING stronT">d d consistent ga 1e since
r. - --.e, ,i-z or the and is now IN the lead
t,sl lile -vI!r-- -4!dililO..snlD.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
BRINGS 4 MESSAGE TO KRUEGER.

Antwerp. Feb, 21.-Dr Alhrecht who has Just
returned from the Transvaal viii proceed to-
morrow 10 Utrecht 70 see Mr. KRUGER. to whom
he is said to bring important secret com
muncaton from the Boer leaders in South
Africa.
Dr. Albrecht predicts the long continuance of
the He says the blockhouse system viii
not affect the final result. II may cost the Beers
a few more men, but they viii never surrender,
and the British viii never possess the Trans
Vaal.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

Il IS believed that between 10000 and
100000 Of Liverpool Bank money viii probably
he recovered. The loss 10 the shareholders will
,hus be about 10000 Kelly. who is in Hoilo-
way Prison awaiting sentence, to-day is re-
ported 10 have signed a power Of attorney
transferring mis- house, property and horses
valued at 10000 as restitution
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
DE WET GOES NORTH AGAIN.
BREAKS THROUGH BLOCKHOUsE LINE
WITH FOUR HUNDRED MEN.

Pretoria, Feb 21-CfeneraI De Wet with four
hundred followers. broke back n0rthward
through bloCkhouse line the night Of the 10Th
INST ten miles west Of Lindley Orange River
Colony. The hlockhouses opened fire on the
Beers, TWO Of whom were killed. The remainder
got clear away 10 their old ground near Reitz.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
on THE STAGE.

some attractive pictures of attractive peo-
pIe who will entertain New next
'. eek in tO-mOrrOw's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
DE4TH or An AFRICAN FrPL0REp.

vir~-, res TH~ 3o~-A is announced Of Emil
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

Extensive realizations took place in Spanish
bonds yesterday on Continental account owing
to the gravity Of the situation at Barcelona
and the fear that the riots viii spread 10 other
cities The position Of the government at
Madrid Is precarious. and the outlook for inan-
cial reforms is not very rosy.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

Marconi VIII return 10 Canada. sailing by
the American liner Philadelphia to-day, for a
months visit 70 Ottawa and Montreal
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

'LADSr0NEs OPINION OF CHAMBERLAIN
t~'noon. Feb A-Es l.. Godkin, the former Editor
-. nc Evening Post II NewYoTk writing 20
= esfminsfer Gazette" with reference 70
lsea ----.ae-.-.- 49, ,-.4-l.iai -ScJ
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-08
$4,000
The Price Asked by
Mueller
For Bogus Patent Of Nobility
He Reaped a Harvest.

Prague, Nov. S.-The court has sent
Alols Mueller Won Mildcnbcrg to pris-
on for two years for wholesale forger-
les of bogus patents of nobility. The
trial began Oct. ~ There were 23
separate charges against Mueller, In
volving hundreds of forgeries of state
ocuments, rescripts of emperors and
documents, rescripts of emperors and
certificates of births, marriages and
deaths. His clients included many
well known officials and private citi-
zens. The accused mans operations ex'
tended over period of ten years, and
he is thought to have reaped a big
harvest. On one case he is known
to have demanded fee of $4,000.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-08
LIVED in FEAR
And Died at Last by Ills Own
Hand.

Marietta, O., Nov. S.-The body OF
John Delp. was found in field Thurs
day near Napier, this county, and a
mystery was cleared up. Delp came
here from Virginia and on October 10,
married Sylvia Robinson, of Dunbar.
He represented himself to be a
wealthy farmer, Some time ago he
left, ostensbly to return to Virginia,
to prepare home, but nothing was
heard from him. An investigation
was started and it was intimated that
Delp was an Oregon bigamist. He
had strychnine in his pocket when he
left, with which he said he would xii
rats. He had been dead for severa
days when found. The only reasoI
assigned for the suicide is the fear o.
being caught in an alleged deception
The young wife is in critical condition
as the result of the shock.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-08
A CIVIL WAR VEi TAN
national cemetery.

J. w. Stanton Of Canastota, N, Y,
contracted Rheumatism during the
civil war, owing to the constant. ex-
posure, and up to few years ago suf-
fered torments. The best of doctors
failed to help him. A friend recon-
mended Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, and Il cured him completely
Or. David Kennedys Favoritc Ramedy Is rec
ognised as q specific, It purines the blood and
dlsso,vss the eAoess Of uric acid in 1t, clears up
the urine, restores. the Kidneys and Bladder TO
bowels. Il Is better for Constipation than any
pills, Better FOR the norVes than any sedatiye,
Better Tor die weak'thun any tonic,
All druggists SCH Il In tho NEW 90 CENT SIZE
and the regular LOO size bottles
.Sampis b1ffis-eHp,seh for f,'iaI f,te BY wdH
Or David Ksnnedy Corporation, Rondout, N. Y.
d.. David Ksnnedy's Golden Plas,crs strength
on Muscles, remove pain anywhere. l5e each.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-08
Runs Up Fast In
the Army.
No More Blue Shirts
For Soldiers
In the Philippines, 1t Has Been
Decided.

Washington. Nov. S.-The expenses
of the auartermaster's department of
the army for the fiscal year ended June
80, 1902, were S31, ,4s5, ,5977S, according
to the annual report Of Quartermaster
General Lndington, just made public.
This amount includes most of the ex-
pense of transportation, but also Of
barracks, clothing and equlppage, be-
sides the expenses of the Martinique
relief expedition. For clothing of the
troops, the department spent $685.
1868. Thre were also issued to the
State militia organizations supplies
amounting to s3s6,ss907.
The cost of maintaining the 4S YES
sells owned by the department was
$253,oi272.
More than 5000 900 was expended for
horses, mules, wagons and harness.
The average price paid for cavalry
horses was $12557, and for artillery
horses, S14117.
As q result of experiments made by
the department, fast Khaki dye has
been discovered for woolen fabrics
and the dark blue shirts hitherto worn
by the troops in the Philippines will
now be discarded in favor of Khaki
woolen shirts, it having been proved
conclusively that the latter possess
all the good qualities of the old shirts,
with the advantage of being less Wis
ible to the enemy.
During the yenr, the department
transported to the Philippines S3,G13
tons OF freight; S6O,S63 pounds of mail
matter, and $2,47S,O00 in money.
The bodies OF 1,131 officers and en-
listed men were returned to the u. S.
FOR burial during the year or these
b34, were inferred in the Preside at
San Francisco, and the others sent
10 relatives or friends or to Arlington
national cemetery.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-08
SPECIAL SERVICES
AT RESIDENCES

There are people who believe the
world is just entering the Millennlal
reign of Christ, and that wonderful
age of progress, both material and
spiritual, is about to be ushered in nre-
ceded. however, by ten or fifteen years
of the most intense strife and anarchy
They believe that the earth and the
great bulk Of humanity both present
and past will, during the next thou
sand years, be restored to the perfec-
ton which six thousand years ago was
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-08
A Startling Surprise.

Very few could believe in looking
at A. II. Hoadley, II healthy, robust
blacksmith of Tilden, Ind, that for n
years he suffered such tortures from
rheumatism as few could endure and
live. But wonderful change follow
ed his taking Electric Bitters. Two
bottles wholly cured me-" he writes
and | have not felt twinge in over
year" They regulate the kidneys
purify the blood and cure rheumatism
tion and give perfect health. Try
them. Only 30 cents at G. b. Harper
& Co.'S drug store.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-08
Luck In Thirteen.

BY sending 13 miles, VIM. Spirey, of
Walton Furnace, VT, got box of
Bucklens Arnica Salve, that wholly
cured horrible fever sore on his leg.
Nothing else could. Positively cures
bruises, felons, ulcers, eruptions, bolls.
burns, corns and piles. Only 25c.
Guaranteed by G. B. Harper s. Co.,
druggists.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-08

exemplified in the garden of Eden.
There will be discourse along these
lines on Goods Eternal Purpose Tues
day evening at 726 West Cedar ST., and
Wednesday evening at 607 West Thorn.
ton st. No collection.