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meeting with considerable success. All the mem
bers will play in the individual championship.
Other clubs which will be represented by strong
teams Wee Burn. Innis Arden, Brooklawn
Owing TO the lateness OF the tournament this
year the New Haven Golf Club. which is made up
OF Yale players. will not enter team, as most OF
the players have now left NewHaven.
Following is the official schedule or the tourna-
ment:
WEDNESDAY. JULY Q.
a.soa n-oualfying round eighteen holes play.
The FIRST sixteen viii qualify for the cham
pionship match.
ISOLATION prize cup.
200 d rn-Frst round championship medal eighteen
holes. match play.
First round Tor consolation cup; eighteen
holes, match play.
THURSDAY. JULY 10.
g.soa m-Second round for championship medal:
eighteen holes match play.
Second round for consolation cup; eighteen
holes. match play
a m.-Prelimnarv for foursome competition
eighteen holes match play.
. o0n m.-Seni-nnal championship medal;
eighteen holes match play -
Semi-hnal round for consolation cup; eighteen
holes, match play
First round. fouTsoTue conpetltlon' elshteen
holes, match play.
FRIDAY. JULY II.
$40 n-second round foursome competition eighteen
holes
1000 m.-Fnal round. championships thirty-sx holes
match play.
10 10 a m-Fna round for consolation cup; thrtv-six
holes. match play.
200 n m-Fnals foursome competition eighteen
holes. match play
. m.-CCTtnuaton of hnal matches IN CHAMPION
and consultations.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The comic operas still continue on Broadway in
about the same number. King Dodo' closed up
AT Days last night. but Thursday last The
Defender opened at the Herald Square, THE De-
fender" is supposed to be parody the recent
international yacht race. but barring the fact that
one Of the principals is made up resemble GER
tain tea merchant named Tom there is little no
show is made worth seeing by the excelen, low
comedy work OF AieXander Clark and Paula Ed
played by Miss Emma Carus. supposed TO be
may explain The high walls about that ia tSti
is worth seeing mot hearing)
The Knickerbocker Theatde is still open, with
The Wild Rose As the attraction.
The Chaperons" at the Cherry Blossom Grove
continues following a vaudeville bill There will
be no change in the programme this week. but
Charles n. Prince will take Joseph c. Miron's part
in the opera. There will be the usual Sunday con-
The Show Girl" with Miss Katherine Hutchin-
son who has been resting in the Catskins the last
week in the title part again, will be seen at Man
At Terrace Garden where good light opera has
been I've well given in Fl sh this weeks bill will
concert tonight.
"A Chinese Honeymoon is still playing to big
houses at tho Casino.
Inc ShuheTtS, managers or the Herald Square, the
Casino and the Princess theatres. are 10 open the
Princess about September / with Weldon eros
smith, in The Night of the Party" The piece has
been a London success.
Tomorrow night the Madison Square Roof Gar
den Will open for the summer. Japan by Night
Is the name given To the feature in roof gar
den attractions. The aim has been to transport
the audience EAR possible by representation
into the atmosphere of the Orient and the garden
and entertainment will be a reproduction of what
the tourist has seen in his travels through Japan.
part OF this japanese garden has been set aside
for the exhibition OF hundred varieties of dwarfed
Japanese plants Suspended from the overhang-
ing caves viii! be six thousand sprays of wisteria.
japanese girls will wait the tables and will
serve tea in Japanese style. The stage
made TO represent the famous temple at Nikko. and
the entertainment Will consist of troupe of very
small Japanese trained dogs. the only dogs OF
their kind in this country; Sa tSuma. the juggler
kudaras troupe of aCrobats. kiku. in a daring
aerial performance; Totimatsu a wire walker;
OtOkiChi and KotarO in fencing bout with bam-
boo sticks and double barrel kicking and Re
mando, Filipino musician. who will play on a
native instrument The musical part of the pro-
gramme will be given by twenty women in Jap
dneSe dress.
Mr. Hammerstein has prepared a big bill for this
week his Paradise Roof Gardens. Fifteen num-
bers, consisting of many new acts. will make
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EDUCATING THE DEAF AND DUMB.
HOW PUPILS ARE TAUGHT BY VIBRATION
SYSTEM-SOME BRIGHT SAYINGS

SYSTEM-SOME BRIGHT SAYINGS
They met at a Sunday dinner in the BROOKLYN
home at which she visiting, She was hardly
more than a girl, and pretty. yet she was at the
head of department in of the big Western
State institutions fot the instruction of the deaf
and dumb He was just OF the town. who
worked hard six days in the week. and got as
much joy possible of the nights and sun
day II happened that they were left % enter
tain themselves and the rair without made the
library the scene He expressed an interest in
her life work for the young Unfortunates who
could neither hear speak. and wanted know
how they were taught TO do the latter
1t is not hard for them YOU might think
she responded especially II they are sent TO thu
school when very young. They have never heard
a sound and naturally do not know how 10 use
their voices. Their nerves are particularly sensi-
tive. however and that makes it possible for US to
teach them at first by vibrations"
Vibrations? he questioned. Some electrical
arrangement, suppose"
Not at ALL" she answered The teacher sim
ply takes one Of the chIld's hands and places ir
under her chin The child takes the teachers
free hand and presses it und = his chin The
teacher gives voice TO sound. and the child feels
the vibration. He endeavors 20 initiate it. and
eventually makes the sound himself After mas
tering several sounds. they repeated in sue
cession to form easy word. dog for in
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McDonough. the Crawford Sisters. and Waltz and
Ardelle.
benefit will be rendered tonight at the Herald
Square Theatre to William Parry. the stage man
ager. formerly connected with the Metropolitan
Opera House
Nine Duse will sail from Genoa for America
September .. bringing with her twenty-seven peo-
pie She also brings all scenery. costumes. etc.
which she used in her productions in the Italian
cities. Her first appearance in America on this
tour will be the fremont Theatre. Boston. on
October % when she will open in the D'Annunzio
plav Of La GiaConda." This she will follow with
a presentation of "Citta MOrta,' and then will
come her representation of Francesca da Rimini-
The extension OF the distinguished artists tour.
which Mr.. Tyler secured while at Florence. makes
viii be concluded upon soon after Mr. Tylers re-
turn from Europe
Daniel Frohman. who is spending a few
weeks In Paris. expects 20 visit Bayreuth in July
and attend the Wagner festival He will be accom-
panied by his musical star. Ossip GabrilO-
witsch. the young Russian pianist. who this fall
makes his second American tour of nifty recitals,
beginning early in October They will be Joined
lust before the opening of the festival, July %.
by Jan Kubelik, the viol1nist: who has recently
signed another contract with Mr.. Frohman for one
hundred and twenty-five concerts. 10 be given dur
ing the season of lS03-o4. as tour IN Russia and
coming over during the present year in time
MI the number of concerts required
The KaItenbOrn Orchestra playing nightly at
the Circle Auditorium. Broadway and Sixtieth-st-.
Is giving music of great excellence for summer
concerts including symphonies. chamber music.
sslections from Wagner and the more popular
music of Onenbach and the American light opera
COMPOSERS The Circle Auditorium Is comfortable.
spontaneously clean quiet in decoration. and the
walters move about nOiSeessly and do not come
al Won unless they called. on Monday night
JanpoIskf. barytone. will be the solOist. Tuesday
evening is symphony night and Saturday "popu-
lar night.
An excellent bill at Keiths will be healed by
Charles Dickson and company in his one act dOmes
tic comedy THE Salt Cellar" Mr.. Dickson having
created the part of Sir Thomas Teaton in The
Defender left the cast of that production for
short revival this playlet which was the vehicle
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used by Lillian Burshart and himself in their srxt
starring tour Raymond and Caverly. the celebrated
German comedians; the Three Nevaros; DooIe-- ana
Ten Brooke, blackface comedians and vocaIists.
me leslie Brothers. musical comedians: Rastus ana
TANKS cOlored entertainers; Emerson and Omega
IN Dutch comedy; joe and Nellie Doner in their
eccentric acrooatc comedy sketch: John Barker
tns bone solOist and character comedian and nine
teen other acts. that include three distinct Faro
pean novelties with pictures for the hiozraph
and stereopticon. make the Offering at the Union
Square. - -
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SATURDAY lily 10


$50 m-Team competition for club teams; thrty-six
holes. medal play.
The privilege of the grounds is extended for one
week prior 10 the tournament TO players who have
entered their names for the tournament.
Entries close with Francis r. Cooley, of the
Hartford Golf Club. Tuesday next. at p.
Following is a list of the clubs in the league and
the officers of the league:
Arawana Golf Club lNew-Canaan Golf Club
Brooklawn Country Club. New-Haven Country Club
Danbury Golf Club. New-Haven Golf Club.
Fairfield Club Norfolk Downs Golf Club.
Fenwic1 Golf club Norwich Club.
Glastonbury Golf Club. Oxford Club.
Golf club. Pine Orchard Golf Club.
Hiandae Golf Club. QuaganapOXet Golf Club.
Arden Golf Club. Shenpsit Golf Club.
Iitchheld Club. Stafford Country Club.
Iitchheld Washington Golf Club.
Meriden Golf Club. Waterbury Golf Association.
Maple Hill Golf Club Wee Burn Golf Club
Ohcers-J Young Bridgeport. president: Francis r.
Cooley. Hartford. secretary and treasurer.
Directors-E. A. Bowers. New Haven: H. :. Redheld
Hartford; W. h. Cheney, South Manchester, A. s
Pitt Stamford and r z. Sands. Meriden
The officers of the Hartford Golf Club Presi-
dent. John NJ; Taylor: captain. John Q. Enders
secretary, William A Salborn; treasurer, William
q. Taylor; directors. the officers and Francis r.
Cooley, NJ. II. Whaples, E. Milligau, H. H White
and +. +. Howard.
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Basket Shares
AdUQnce TO Par
Monday, Jxly I4tb.

Shares of the MereenthaIer- Horton Basket Machine
Company advance par $1,000 Monday, July 18th.
No sold IS after that date, and
all intending subscribers should promptly. Liberal
subscription terms are obtainabIe upon application
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tweive pictures. number Of me pictures snow
Tue prominent persons present in LOnion Ter the
The popular Irish comedian. John Kernel heads
IonN Pastors bill for next eek followed by
Gallagher and Barrett the singing sketch
team in their clever creation "On Board the
Iowa. Fiske and McDonoLgh in their original
sketch "Bixby's Romance; Swift and Huber.
co''edy musical entertainers and their marvellous
singing dog; Ford and Dot West The Waiter and
the Maid Tom Moore the New Born King of
CooEology"; Charles McKeever and Ada sandry
in comedy sketch. The Anteroon" introducing
athletic boxing and bag punching; Frederick
ifuId, {ne beau oeal magician; Satsuma. Japan
The Society Tramp and the Belle; Bohannon
Lewis in their German come " suc,esz. 4 Night
OF Surprises Rogers Sisters. in soca;- darte and
and other novel features
Another programme of Ideal Summer vaude-
Vile has been prepared for the entertainment of
the Proctor Twenty-third-st. patrons. Two dozen
clever turns will constitute the completed bill the
leading features being the Yankee Comedy Four,
In a character study; Coyne and Ardelle in
lists. The Sunday concerts. which begin at 40.
are continuous and employ vaudeville talent
suited TO the occasion
The Proctor Stock Company will give a special
production of one of the late Augustine Days
successes. An Arabian Night" at the Fifth Ave
continuous.
The hundred and Twenty-ffth Street will
have the Proctor Stock Companys revival OF
Hazel Kirke' as its feature. Edna Archer Craw-
ford returns to the company after several weeks
absence and will play the title part. There will
De the customary distribution Of souvenirs TO the
women in attendance upon the daily matnees.
Over in Newark the summer season of vaude-
Vile Proctor's Military Park is resulting in
prosperity. Excellent bills presented and the
daily bargain matinees especially we'll at
tended. This weeks leaders will be the New
York Comedy Four. the Brooks Brothers. Fisk and
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Twelve pictures. number Of me pictures snow
ole prominent persons present in Lon lon Ter the
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The Proctor Stock Company will give a special
production Of one of the late Augustine DAILY S
successes An Arabian Night" at the Fifth Ave
nue.. Sunday concerts begin at D. m. and are
continuous
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The Knickerbocker Theatde is still open, with
The Wild Rose" the attraction.
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ancted in different parts OF the world
Good viii Of U. s. Necessary.
Sir Henry strongly emphasized the
importance Of preserving the good
uIu Of the United States. He said II
would require case of the first i'm
nortance TO Justify any action likely
a. sBenate the good feeling and con
edenee the American people enter
,oinsd toward Great Britain. II was
NOT enough to be on the best possible
terms or avoid actual hostilities; II
wos essential to the policy of Great
pritain to stimulate intimate friend
ahip. and any course which threatened
IN any degree the continuance OF that
perfect feeling Of friendship, or IN
validated It to any extent, was crime
not only against both great nations
hut against humanity itself
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WILL
BRING BRIDE
TO SALEM
State Printer Elect Married
In California

Albany. December 24.-Joseph Rich
mond Whitney and Miss Zella Emile
Wood were united in marriage at the
residence of the brides brother, Ar
thur w. Wood, at 527 South Flower
street, in Los Angeles, California, on
Monday evening, December 22, 1902,
Rev. DR.. Mcintyre, of Los Angeles,
performed. the ceremony which was
witnessed by only few relatives.
The groom is one Of the proprletors
OF the Herald and state printer-elect.
The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Wood, OF this city, and a
most worthy and accomplished young
lady. They will spend their honey
moon visiting in California, and will
return to Oregon about January lst
Their home will be in Salem, where
the duties of Mr. Whitney's Office re
auire his residence. They have the
best wishes of all for a happy anC
prosperous welded life
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London. Dec. 24.-speakng at Dun.
fermiine last night, Sir Henry Camp
bell Bannerman said there was no ex
cuse for the government in having al
lowed Great Britain to glide" into
the present position in Venezuela. 1T
is a paltry quarrel" asserted the
speaker. with disrupt distracted
and ricEety state; If ever there was a
case for arbitration. this is one
Sir Henry had only condemnation.
he declared. for those who, by their
"rasping writing and gibes. had
fomented discord between Great Brit
ain aud Germany" The war office, he
believed, had done well in such cases
whore It's instructions had been time
lly. These instructions. however. were
often wrong and sometimes they were
not given. He regarded with misgiy
ings certain enterprises being con
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Special Notice.

have a bargain in a special mum
ber Estey organ, particularly fine one
which is on hand at my place. If you
are in need Of something of this Sort
or contemplate buying one soon, | can
make il pay you to see me. This is
one Of the finest Esteys in the entire
list. and can be had at a very reason
able price.
also have a bargain in a good piano
for some one. This is a medium
priced one. and you can't tell il from
new. II interested, call and see me
will make Il worth your while.
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The Pope Asked to Arbitrate.

Rome. Dec. 24.--It is stated in Vat
ican circles today that Venezuela has
proposed that the Pope arbitrate the
allied claims. The Vatican viii not
entertain the proposition, unless it rs
made unanimously.
The story sent out by an irresponsi
Bile press association that the Pope Is
III. is entirely untrue. He has excel
lent health. and>is in good spirits.
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Prices on
High Grade
Sewing Machines

For the next few days ! will make
special prices on our latest and best
high grade White Rotary Sewing Ma
chimes. in order that any one in need
of a good machine can afford to buy It
for Christmas. This will last only for
the holiday trade, and the reduction
will be sufficient TO make It a decided
object to those who really appreciate
a Arstclass machine at the price often
paid for the poor ones. The Rotary
Is the highest embodiment OF all that's
good In the machine world, and makes
at once the easiest running, the speed
lest. the quletest and the most conve-
nient OF all the styles of machines In
the market.
Call and see these machines at our
place. We have a convenient sales
room, separate and apart from the
machinery warehouse, where custom
ers may look over the machines undis
turbed. Mr.. N. II. Burley is in charge
of this department, and will take pains
to show the machines to any and al
inquirers. He will also repair any
and all makes of machines, and guar
antee the work, or money refunded
We have needles, oils and parts TO
any and all machines. The best oil 4
the cheapest IN the end. 1t will not gun
and cause a repair bill on your ma
chine. We sell the best that's made.
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A WIDE
AWAKE
POLICEMAN
Put In His Time at Burglaring
On His Beat

Chicago, Dec, 24.-Policeman Pat
rick Mahoney was today found guilty
of burglary, and given an indetermi'
nate sentence in the penitentiary. Ma
honey and two professional burglars
blew the safe in a jewelry store on
Mahoneys beat and stole $4,000. Dur
ing the trial It developed that the po
Iiceman devoted his spare time to per
fecting burglars tools.
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COLLIDED
IN SNOW
STORM
Express and Freight Clash
With Serious Results

Grand Rapids. Mich, Dec 2i'--Ah
express train on the Pere Marquette
railway. this morning, during bind
ing snow storm, crashed into the rear
end Of a freight, at fun speed, and Sc
riously injured 10 persons including
Ave trainmen. Eleven others were al
so more or less injured.
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NEGRO
RESISTS
ARREST
In the Scuffle ArreStiDg Off
Ger Is Killed

wheeling. Dec. PA negro des'
perado attempted to avoid arrest at
noon today and ran onto bridge
crossing the Ohio river. The officers
at the other end opened fire, officer
Bowen was mortally wounded. The
negro emptied his revolver, and then
threw up his hands. He was lodged
in iail at Wheeling, and may be
lynched.
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STILL
HANGING
FIRE
Arbitrator for Venez-
ueIa Not Yet Chosen
Pope Is Suggested as Possible
Feace Maker
English Liberal Leader De-
nOunces Claims Dispute

Washington. Dec 24.-Detailed re
plies from Great Britain and Germany
to the Venezuelan arbitration PROPOSE.
ton have been received at the state
department They will not be made
public. until President Roosevelts re.
sponse Is forwarded
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Fuller & Douglas
6ROcERs,
6b cents
5.b pail lard.
+%+
cents
10 Sage or Taploco
cents
10 Pearl Barley.
@%%
10 cents
/ Can Dunbar's shrimps
f++
s cents
/ package Cold Water Starch.
25 cents
2 Packages Force.
+@%
20 cents
/ pint bottle snider's Catsup
20 cents
1 pint Best Grade Manzanilla Olives.
++%
30 cents.
10 can Guaranteed Baking Powder
%%+
is cents
10 can Guaranteed Baking Powder.
%+%N
25 cents
2 lbs good Costa Rico Coffee.
\ 25 cents
cans best Standard Tomatoes.
+++
% cents
3 cans best Iowa Corn.
25 cents
3 cans Preferred Stock Main Corn
t %+%
e 25 cents
s 8 packages Seeded Raisins.
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A. IA. clouah, Undertaken, 1oT state
street. Phone Main 1851, salem, Ore
son, successor 20 D. Z. huntslnser
Resldsnes Broadway and MIL, North
Salem. Phone Main 22t.
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BORN.

In Missoula, Montana, December 20
1902, TO Mr. and Mrs. Legene s.
Barnes, a daughter,
Mrs Barnes was formerly Miss
Grace Dinsmoor, OF this city.
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Ladies' Goods

kd gloves handkerche Al Kinds OF WOO .a'' -
and sh hosiery eorsets rpD0
supporters books fancy hair combs ven9 ~ ~
wool gloves mttens waists fine dress sNr
black silk and Isle thread stockings
unabr
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Northern Pacific engineers are at
work driving test piles on the route
between Kalama and the mouth OF the
Cnlnmhia river
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Mine Operator
In the Tolls

Paris. Dec. 24.--The police today
seized the papers OF John Delmarre'
the well.known explorer. He Is man
arer of new Klondike mining com
many which is capitalized at $S,OOO,-
600. The police refuse TO state the ac-
tual charges. but say he is suspected
of irregularities in business.
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AFTER
WHITE
CAPPERS
Action TO Check 0utrageS in
Mississippi

Jackson. Miss. Dec. Ex-Governor
Iongine this morning issued a proc
lamation offering $500 each for the ar
rest and conviction of white caps in
any part Of the state.
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Chicago Store
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE.
Christmas Bargains

Every equipped with the best and most saea0
and at prices this Of Chicago v"
offering being the most useful Xmas pese
goods silks, eorduroys, fu table Hnens 0"
kns blankets outing hanne lace curtains anu
entail poriers.
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Skating rink open all day Xmas
Everybody get a skate on. AT the ar
mory.
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Mems Goods

hosiery, nektes hats sweaters suspenaes
kinds Of leather gloves pants dress ana worn
handkeohiefs silk mufe umbrellas collar ana 'N
rubber coats, Boston garers and Kid fur top gloves
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F. A. WIGGINS,

255-257 Liberty St.. Salem.
Farm Machinery, Bicycles, Sewing
Machines and Supplies.
N. X. sURLEV, Sewing Machine
Rep airing.
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WHEAT MARKETS.

chicago, Dec. 2s-wheat, 1870
74%.
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NABOBS IN
A SORRY
PLIGHT
President Hills Train
Is SnOWbOund
lin a Blizzard over the Great
Northern
| Multi- Millionaire Is On HIS
Death Bed

81. Paul. Dec 24.-President J. J.
Hin and Superintendent Ward, IN
special train, are fighting their way
here over the Great Northern
in terrific blizzard. Extra
snow plows have been sent to their
assistance. Frederick Wayerhaeuser'
the multi.mirlionaire lumber king as
critically IN at his residence here.
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VAN BLACK.-At the family home on
Mill street, Tuesday. December 2S,
1902, Nina Stella, l7-months-old
daughter Of F. Van Black.
Burial services will be held Thurs
day, and intement will take place at
Macleay.