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Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

STRIKE OVER DEFINITION
Miners Claim BridIe IL Paft Or Har-
" ness, whiIe Compahy Takes
other View.

ALTOONA, Pa, April 9.--Until the ,anes-
ton Of whether a bride Is part of a set
of harness has been settled 1900 bituminous
miners of the Beech9 Creek Coal and Coke
company at Patton, Cambria county, and
Arcadia, Indiana county, will remain idle.
The drivers at these mines say a bride
is part of the harness, and since the
Altoona convention. which stated that
drivers shall not harness or .unharness the
mules, they refuse to put the bride on.
Yesterday morning they found the mules
all harnessed save the brides and struck.
The mines, therefore, could not work.
The superintendent says a bride is no
more part Of a set OF. harness than a hat
is part of a suit OF clothes. yt, rt ass
PHILADELPHIA. April 9.-AThe numerous
small strikes in the anthracite region re-
sulting from the disagreement between
operators and miners regarding the award
has led President Mitchell to order all the
idle men to return to work. If the strikers
refuse to do so MIR. Mitchell suggests that
grievance committees representing the. col
liery employees be appointed to confer with
company officials in an effort to adjust the
differences.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
SHOTS FLY IN, STRIKE RIOT
Union Men Make Attack ON Those
- who seek 10 Keep work
"a GoinE.c N'd~ 'oi@ssS,b

DETROIT. Mich, April s.-Michael, sulli-
van Of walkervilie, Ont, was shot through
the neck and a number OF other men slightly
injured In a fight at the foot of Joseph
Campbau avenue between strikers and non
union workmen of the Canadian Bridge
company's works. The police arrested four
men, all Of whom we're n~onunion woEkmen
Of Detroit who had been filling the strikers
placessat waIkerville. @
1t is alleged the strikers and their SYM
pathizers followed the ~onunion men from
the works with the intention of attacking
them as soon as thoy reached the American
shore. There were probably 200 men. in
Guiding both factions, and the fight began
as soon as they HAD left the ferry at the
Detroit wharf.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
CLARK AFTER A FRANCHISE
Montana senatOr Represents southern
Pacific in Los Angeles street
Railway Deal.

Los ANGELES, Cal. April 's.-The Times
this morning says: ' So
1t was accepted ASA fact yesterday that
SerStoF William A. Clark of Montana repre-
cents the Southern Pacific in the applica-
ton for the celebrated blanket" fran
chise for al reighty-two-mile street railway
system in Los Angeles.
Any doubt that might have existed is
dispelled by the discovery of the holding
of RVmidnight meeting of a quartet of men
who cementedv the bond between the South
ern Pacific and Mr., Garland. who acts
as agent for the franchise applicants. This
meeting was held at the office of Attorney
Clarence Miller in the Bryson block. and
those present were: w. F. Herren, general
counsel for the Southern Pacific; Walker X.
Parker. political agent for that company;
William M Garland and Attorney Clarence
Miller.
At this meeting was born the plan that
seems destined to wreck the peace Of the
transportation family, n which already
has caused Henry r. Huntington to sever
his ofioiai relation with the Southern Pa
cihc company. Mr. Huntington has been
for a long time director n vice president
OF the Southern Pacific, but the attack OF
that corporation upon his interests makes
II impossible for him TO. continue to be so.
II ne has not already resigned he will do so.
This comes from headquarters. II marks
an epoch of national importance In rail-
~roading-the passing of the successor OF c..
p. Huntington, one of the founders OF the
Southern Pacific. from the board.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Lives Of Suffering and
Sorrow AVerted
And Happiness and Prosperity
Assured by
CutiCuTa Soap iHtmGntandPilIS
When All Else Fails.

Every child born into the world with
an inherited or carly developed ten
dency to distressing, dishguring hui
mours Of the skin, scalp and blood.
becomes an object of the most tender
solicltude, not only because Of Its suffer-
ing, but because of the dreadful fear
that the designation Is 10 DO lifelong
and mar its future happiness and pros
pcrity. Hence, it becomes the duty OF
mothers Of such afflicted children 10 ae-
quaint themselves with the best, tao
purcst and most effective treatment
available, viz, Tho Cuticura Treatment.
Warm baths with Cutlcura Soap, T.
cleanse the skin and scalp Of crusts II
scales, gentle Applications Of Cuticur:-
Ointment, to aIlay itching, irritation
and Inflammation, and soothe and heaI
and mild doses Of Cntlcura R~csolvent, =
cool the blood in the sevcrer cases, nV'>
all that eau DO desired for the speedy
relief and permanent cure OF skin tor
tured infants aud children, and the COM
fort Of worn-out parents.
Millions of women use Cutlcura Soup,
assisted by Cuticura Ointment. for pre-
serving, purifying and identifying tho
skin, scalp, hair and hands, for annoy
ing irritations and weaknesses, and
for many sanatlve, antiseptic purposes
which readily suggest themselves.
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Gun PRACTICE STAYS THREE
oan1oh Bunts en- Bsttleahip Iowa with
~ Eatsl Resulta
IoNs Of MlTAt ftR THROUGH OLcKs
she'll Jams ana ESpIodes before Ejec-
tiOn, BriRsins Touch of Real
Wal 10 sailors Learning
Fighting Art.

FL A- "a .M.A
SPENsAcoLAs ria, April "A disas-
tfous expioeion secured on the battleship
Iowa today while at target practice in the
eplf. The forward port twelve-inch gun
burst from a premature explosion Of a she'll,
twelve feet Of tks piece outside the turret
baing demolished. Three men were killed
and 1--WE injured, two seriously.
tThe killed: lese
FIRSTyCLASS SEAMAN KIELE.
ORDINARY SEAMAN PERCELL.
GUNNERs' MATE BERRY.
4 The injured
First-G Glass Seaman Caught.
Ordinary Seaman Thursdale.
Brown. r
Measdet 30
tPurkde.
The explosion hurled masses of metal
Weighing over a ton through the gun deck.
where the killed and injured men were at
mess, through the third deck and down
to the armament deck. where their de-
structive course was, stayed.
Some claim. the explosion was caused by
a defective shell, but others think the fire.
quent firing at Culebra during the winter
added to the work done during the last
ten days, had strained the gun.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
BLEACHERS FILL IN EAST
Ball Enthusiasts View PrelimInaFy
f Fights on Numerous
Diamonds.

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-The Phila-
delphia Nationals secured today's game
with the Americans by 6 to 5. The seore;
Nationals. i o 90 o SCORE LIS $ i
Americans 2 o 2 0 1 0.O-O o. 0 O5 u 2
Batteries: Nationals, McFettericge and
Zimmer; Americans, Plank and Powers.
EMPIRES: Smith and Moran. Attendance,
$3.50.
WASHINGTON, April s.-An exhibition
game of base ball Of ten innings between
the Washington and Brooklyn teams re-
suited In a Victory for the former today by
8 to 4.
Batteries: Lee, orth and Drill; Evans
and Ahern. =
NEW YORK, April s.-The New York
Nationals opened the base ball season at
the Polo grounds today by defeating the
Ford Hall college nine, s to 2. The score:
New ork.....1 IS
Ford Han...,.. . 0 Q 0 Q o o "a
Batteries; Ford Hall Doscher. Essenter
McLane and Plunkett; New York. Matthew
son, McGinnity, Cronln, Warner and Bees
nahan Umpire: Frank Bowerman.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
JUDGES ALONE SEE DIVISION
Benninss Horses Appear 10 Tie TN
OmeiaI9 Rehder Their
Decision.

WASHINGTON, April s.-Four favorites
and two heavily played second choices
won at Bennings today. In the sixth race
Alma Girl and Pearl Diver ran an apparent
dead heat. The judges awarded the race 70
the former. Great interest was manifested
I'm the nth race, all the starters being
Ridden BY well known clubmen The Messrs.
Kerr were hrst and second and each was
awarded a handsome piece OF silverware.
Results:
First race, hve furlongs. Plantagenet
won. King 7. second. Alham Brath third.
Time: 1:04 3-6.
Second race. Ave furlongs: stella W.
won. John Neyin second, Flo Russell third.
Time: 1905 8-6.
Third race, handicap. steeplechase. about
two miles; Gum Honey won, Arius second.
Ida Woodland third. Time: 4:E rs.
Fourth race. selling, four and . half fur
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
COUNTERS SUMMoNED
Judge Hanecy Calls Chicago Election
Commissioners Before HiDa for
Opening Ballots.

CHICAGO, April 9.-Judge Hanecy today
cited the election commissioners to appear
before him on the charge Of contempt Of
court. The hearing .is set for tomorrow.
The action was taken because Of the
opening of the Lorimcr- Duborrow ballots
In defiance Of the injunction issued by
Judge Hanecy.
1t is reported that the two parties have
agreed to have the matter come before the
court and to appeal It to the supreme
tribunal Of the state,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
strikers Are o61.rittea.

PITTsBURG. Pa, April s.eThe American
Bridge company Outwitteds the striking
structural iron workers t4day and suc-
ceeded in landing 100 ~nonupion men at the
oompany's new factory at Ambridge. a few
miles below this city. When the train
arrived here a number Of strikers attempted
to board the cars. but we're forced on BY
the special officers. The train vas then
moved to Allegheny tue supposed destinab
tion being Clayton, butthe men were taken
to Ambridge. They will probably be put
to work tomorrow. G \ .f.& Fl
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Foul Costs winner The Race.

SAN. FRANCISCO. April 9-The fifth race
at Oakland was marked by several inci-
dents. While at the post BoEeman, rider
Of Warte NIGHT, was. kickedAn An the leg. and
Burton was substituted. Gorgalette, az u
to 1, won the race, but wa disqualified
after Watson admitted that he fouled
Warte NIGHT and made no effort to take
his horse on. Warte Nicht was given first
money and Polonius and Salyer secured
the remainder OF the purse. Watson was
suspended. Results:
First race, five and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Dotterel won, Bee Rosewater second
Alta @. third. Time: 1s09N.
Second race. one-half mile. selling: Gen
eral Roberts won st. George Junior second,
Annie Marie third. Time: O:4S%:.
Third race, seven furlongs, selling; sug'
den won, Galanthus second. Johnnie Nc
Carthy third. Time: .t;29&.
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth
selling; Disturber won, Windward second
Ramrock third. Time: 1:49A.
Fifth race. one mile, selling: Wartt
Nichte won, Polonius second, Salver third
Time: 1:43.
Sixth race. one mile and seventy yards
selling: Tizona won, Kitty Kelly second
Ulloa third. Time: 1:47.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
CHICAGO WINS SECOND CANE
ROurke'S Boys Give the National, a Good
Run, However.
WINNING RUNS COME IN THE NINTH
DOIan, Patterson ana Genins Make
Enough Errors in Last InninE
TO Allow the visitors
the Game.

Yesterdays game was a sanguine one for
Omaha. The Chicago boys won by a score
Of 10 to 10. but they have Dolan, Patterson
and Genins to thank for the six that came
in the last inning and gave them the game.
1t was a pretty day and Papa Bits boys
started out in the first inning to do things
and they did. Weldy, the Superior wonder
and home run hitter, and Graves, Dolan's
find, both got a chance to do a little stick
work and drew three bases apiece in this
inning, which Melted four runs. Il took the
Chicago lads four more innings to make It
"hoss and boss" and then Papa Bits boys
landed again and took another little tally.
Then the tide Of battle surged back and
forth. with little gain for either side until
the last Of the eighth, when things began
to hum again. With two men out Galaski
got a nice, clean single and Carter took his
third strike at a passed ball and started out
for first. And how he rant They had to
put on automobile masks to see him, and he
got clear to second before they got his To-
cation settled. Weldy singled and two runs
rolled over the oyster. Things we're get
ting hot and Mr.. Lowe at second got ratified
and fumbled a hot one from Genins' bat.
Doian singled and Genins finished the other
three edges OF the diamond in a whirl of
dust. Thomas tried to get another hit out
of the scramble, but failed, and SO the thing
was over. v
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Hope cor Psaessai solutLon.

ROME April s.-A peacefuf solution Of
the strike Continues 70 be probable. The
city has almost resumed its normal aspect.
the only difference being the absence Of cabs.
Many pilgrims. especially from France,
have arrived Ffor the Easter functions.
They will be received IN audience by the
pope on Monday n more than 800
churches holy week jatproeeedEng without
incident. The people rdsh TO- zee the
sepulehres n especially admtfed the one
in the church of dc American college.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Cross wire Nose 20 Nose.

MEMPHIS, April 9.AFor the first time I'm
Montgomery park today, when, in the
fourth race, Floyd X. and Banter Crossed
the wire in a desperategdrive nose and nose.
Rankin, the favortte, finished third. only a
length away. Results:
First race, seven and a half ~furlonge,
selling: = Alfred c. won, 'Pericles second,
Nearest third. Time: 1;36%.
Second race, four and a quarter ~furlongs:
Dick Bernard won, Molfnos second, Bene-
flcient third. Time: 0i56h.
Third race. seven furlongs: Harry New
won, Autumn Leaves second. Blsiel third.
Time: 1:2Sk.
Fourth race. one. mile. and a sixteenth
Floyd X. and Banter ran a dead heat,
Rankin third. Time: 1851.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Postmaster
Wright won, Alice second, third.
Time: 1:16h.
Sixth race. one mile and an eighth, SELL
ing: Barrack won.- Cogswell second, loves
Labor third Time: 1854.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

The April meeting Of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution was held on Mon
day afternoon az the home of Mrs. John
r. Webster. The paper Of the afternoon
was prepared by Mrs. r. NJ. Stevenson,
her subject being Nebraska and the
Louisiana Purchase This was followed
by reports from the national congress,
Daughters. Of the American Revolution,
held recently IN Washington. An invita-
ton was read from the Sons of the Revo-
tuition asking the member OF the chapter
to meet with them on April 80. which was
accepted, and Mines. H. s.. Jaynes, Frank
Hoel and Samuel Reese were appointed a
committee to arrange details.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
CAR ONLY KINDLINe WOOD
Two. Persons Are Seriously Injured in
a Collision at Battle Greek,
Michigan.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. April "A troll
ley car was struck BY a Grand Trunk train
today at the Jefferson avenue crossing and
smashed into kindling wood.
Two passengers, Miss Clara Moorehouse
and A.. 2. Rossman, were seriously injured.
The escape OF the other occupants Of the
car were almost miraculous.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
PRICE OF SALT is DOUBLED
Inland Crystal Company VIII Exact
e Big Fronts from Western
Consumers,

SALT LAKE CITY. April s.-The Inland
Crystal Salt company, which controls the
markets of Arizona, Nevada. Utah. Wyom-
ing, Idaho, Montana and In part thoee Of
Oregon. and Washington. has advanced the
price of coarse salt from IS to 50 a ton and
of tanners and .breWers, salt from 50 to $40
q ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Colorado Southern Ettends.

CHEYENNE. wyo., April b-General
Manager Hebert announced today that the
Colorado q Southern would extend from
Grin Junction 20 Douglas. The distance Is
thirteen miles Mr.. Herbert also said that
the extension might be pushed on to Dead
wood in the northeast and Big Horn basin
In the northwest
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
CHALLENGER SAILS FASTER
Proves Superior TO Shamrock I on
All Points in Elaborate
s p Trial.

WEYMOUTH. England. April Clover a
thirty-mile course, fifteen miles to leeward
day beat Shamrock / by ~ minutes and %
seconds. Hitherto the challenger had shown
weakness down the wind. but today IL
proved as good on this point of sailing as
IN any other andsbetter onHall points than
It had heretofore shown itself. 80.
oven ten minutes ON the run3 tout from
the turning point at BuTworth Cove and
over seven minute on the beat home were
the challenger's sensational gains over the
older boat. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
ChIcaEo's Chances small.


About this time. Chicago looked~li like a 100
to-1-shot, but stilrthey played. DObbs won't
out and Tinker. drew a single Then Evers
knocked a long AZ into the sun garden and
Nick Carter pulled it down out. Of the
clouds. Lowe got a single and brought in
Tinker. 1t was H~anIon's turn next and he
stepped up to- the plate and popped ups a
pretty one. Dolan got underAit and braced
himself for the shock--and it.was a shock,
for he. let 1t slide through his glove, Things
locke shaky. Corridor had already gotten
two long hits, and he was due to make'an-
other, but he didn't He5swatted enc over
to Patterson, who fumbled It and got 1t
home too late to- stop Lowe from scoring.
Jones was up next and knocked out a pretty
th~ree-bagger, scoring two men and the win
ming runs. After this they got two more
runs and then went out. 2~
Omaha had one more chance to score, but
couldn't do more than get Gonding to first
with a base on balls.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

The Christian Home for Young Women.
at Eighteenth n ST. Mary's avenue. has
just been treated to a thorough renovating
and with fresh paper and paint and a num-
Der Of new carpets provided by interested
friends, offers a comfortable and attractive
home for young women OF small income.
The home is still in charge Of Sister
Maude Cretors and has for its patronesses
a number Of the ~philanthropic women Of
the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
no Study the Moon.

BERKELEY. Cal. April 9.-Prof. Frank
Ross, a graduate OF the University of Cali
fornia, has been appointed by the Carnegie
institute at Washington to the position of
research assistant in astronomy. His spe-
cial study will be the motions of the moon.
Of asslstant 70 Prof. Simon Neweomb.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
SHOOTS WIFE AND. HIMSELF
bedford Man Seeks TO Stay spouse,
PreferrinE Subsequent Death.
to Arrest.

BEDFORD. Ia. April s.-charles MeKim
tonight shot his wife four times and then
shot himself. as he was about to be arr
rested. Both will probably die.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

Miss Gall Laughlin was a guest Of the
Alamo society. auxiliary TO the Typograph-
zeal union, at its meeting Monday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Bert Cox. at s24 South
Twentieth street. and addressed the women
on woman suffrage.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

longs; Latsway won, The Brown Monarch
second, Lady Belair third. Time: 0;49 SIS.
Firth race, amateur cup, Jockeys TO be
members Of a prominent club, six furlongA;
Musical slipper won, Sir Christopher sec
ond, Mark Cheek third, Time: O;2l As.
Sixth race, one mile and a ~sixteenth;
Alma Girl won Pearl Diver second. Benefit
third. Time: lisa. IT.. -
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
AK DOR : s~stsIsmenG.

THE HAGUE. April s.@zccording to the
Vaderland the railroad employees union has
asked the state railroad companies to agree
to negotiations for a settlement Of the dis
pute and the reinstatement OF the men.
ROTTERDAM, April "a sentinel on
the railroad today fred on four railroad
men who refused TO leave the line after
being warned. Ona Of the men was killed.
rich. 40
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

OMAHA.

Three base hits: Corridor, Jones, Weldy,
Graves. Two@base hits: Lowe. Gordon,
Gondlng, Thomas. Struck out: BY Corri-
don, A; by .Schafstal,. q, by TGalaski, J..
Bases on balls: on Corridor, 3. OF Schaf-
BY Galaski. /; by Corridor. L Wild pitch.
Corridor. Stolen bases: 'Dobbs. Jones,
Eyers, LOWE; Left on bases: 0maha, I;
Time Of game: 1885, -"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
In a class an Alone.

No other pills on earth can equal DR..
Kings New Life Pills for stomach. liver
and kidneys. No cure, NO pay. 25e. For
sale By Kuhn 4 CO
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

The University of Tennessee has given
two scholarships, including tuition and
fSes, to the Tennessee Federation Of
Wemen's Clubs, 10 be awarded by that or
ganization to deserving young women.
Twenty-Five additional scholarships are
offered by the university to individual
clubs in the state provided that they will
give at least $50 TO lid their appointees.
The university is located at Knoxville and
is a c-o-educational institution.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
WINS TIE VICTORY
(contInued from Flrst. Page.l


Seventh ward, the home Of both candidates.
Out of a registration OF close to 400, 279
votes we're cast, the highest ever known at
a democratic primary there. TIL high man
on the Howell ticket, E.. P. Bergman, re-
,ceived 157 votes, and the high man on the
Streeter ticket NJ. h. Murphy, received
100 votes. Thirteen ballots were cast out
because they were improperly marked. The
fight was close at all times and the Howell
majority of forty=eight is said by tho
Streeterites to havo, been by divers sharp
practices and unlimited Doodle. A matter
that made the Streeter supporters very
wroth was the running in Of something
like twenty men, holding disabled voter
cards." which were printed and read:
1 am a disabled voter and cannot read or
write the English language. l wish to
vote the democratic city primariea, state,
county and school, board ticket. and de-
sire Mr.. Walsh, democratic judge, to pre-
pare my ballet.
These were cards evidently used at some
preceding general election and the words
"city primaries and 'Mr. Walsh" who
was the Howell Judge. had been written In
with lead pencil. OF the county poor farm
vote. numbering about twenty-five. four
hfths were armed With the disabled voter
cards, 1t is said 9sor b 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

WASHINGTON. April Fs.-The adjutant
general is informed Of the death Of Captain
Thomas H. Bradley. " s. A, retired. at
Port Angeles, Wash. Captain Bradley
served as a volunteer during the civil wal.
first as private in the Second Missouri cav
airy and afterward as captain and major In
the adjutant generals department
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

ii TO CURE a G9Faa - ONE DAY
rake Lax,tiye 81 au.nine Tablets. This
sisna'a m 6%& on every box.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

The department of household economies
Of the Woman's club has issued invitations
for a reception to be held at the home Of
Mrs. T. r. Ward, 2121 Writ street, on
Wednesday afternoon. April is. at 2:SO
o'clock, in honor Of the department OF
household economics OF the Council Bluffs
Woman's club.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Game Friday.

On Friday afternoon at $3.50 the Council
BLUFFS team will line up against Omaha at
Xintnn mark. The teams: :. - . =. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

The Century club of South Omaha met
on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Schneider
and elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Durkee; vice president. Mrs.
White; secretary. Mrs. L. G. Gibson; treas
urer. Mrs. Harry Tagg. Following the
election a sketch OF Ralph Conner and his
work wss given, followed by the review of
BLACK Rock" Sky Pilot" and THE Man
From GlengaFry."
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

There has been a gratifying growth and
extension of the work and influence Of the
Consumers league during the last two
years. There are now hfty-three state and
local leagues besides the use of the label
In many states which is continually in
creasing. The officers for the coming year
are; President, John Graham Brooks OF
Cambridge, Mass; vice president, Robert
H., Gardiner of Boston. Mrs. Frederick
Nathan Of New York and Mrs. P. B. Wright
of Grand Rapids, Mich; treasurer, John
seely Ward, jr., Of New York; secretary,
Miss Anna @. Watmough OF Chestnut
Hill, Pa.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
BURIED GERMS RISE TO STAY
Girl Catches smsiIpOx grom Fsthee's
Clothes Untouched for rarity a
Nine Years.

scIPo. Ind. April a-Thirty-hine years
ago the father Of Miss Minnie Peterson
died Of smallpox. Two weeks ago she
opened a trunk containing his clothes for
the first time since his death and con
tracted the disease. dying today.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

The meeting Of the music department
win be held at 1890 o'clock on Friday
morning in the club rooms and there will
be a general discussion of the, life and
works Of Bach. illustrations of his music
to be given by Miss Helen Maxim and
Mrs. A. l.. Sheetz. There will also be pa
pers on the lives Of Hayden and Handel
read by Mrs, Porter Garrett and Mrs
Hewett.