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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
salt Lake Press Boys Are to Present IL
shortly.

Salt Lake is 20 be treated to an ex-
position OF what constitutes a genuine
presentation of INSTRUMENTATION
gotten melodruma, Uncle Toms
cabin There have been Uncle Toms
cabins in the past but the efforts of
the Press club in this direction ARE in
me line OF eclipsing an previous pli-
sensations IN salt Lake, both profess
yonal and amateur
A large aggregation Of brains chlled
from the ranks Of the fraternity here
is now putting IN overtime in rewriting
the famous old play bringing every
Thing up-to-date ana otherwise pro-
ducine the book that Will be instructive
An old and young, to Say nothing Of pc
Inc moral factor that has as its aim
the elevation OF the stage In snort
lncle Tom VIII be presented in man-
nsr that win staggcr humanity that
he No the promises " the press agent
are only half lived up To-. Three
Topsvg. count en-" are promised, ana
,yii be the least Of the features
salt Lake IS now being gone over win
"a fine tooth comb for artists with the
result that some well known faces that
have never before been seen north OF
the footlghts will he on hand When
he gtnpend0us aggregation Of talent
lifts no its voice In the opening ode
Among the attractions VIII be Warden
Dow's famous boodhounds, llneal des-
cendants Of those animals which chas-
ed ELIZA across the cakes Of Ice, which
win bq reinforced by Tim, Turk and
Ticket three Of Salt Lakes most nota-
HE CANNES. Real ice real Uncle Tom,
real slaves and other reels VIII be
among the features. The plantation
mlartet also must not be forgotten. In
the meantime the old cabin OF Uncle
Tom Is being turned into a gag factory
with the result that the historic ban
ouet helc at the Commercial club I'M
der the auspices Of the Press club on
The eve OF the gathering Of the utah
Legislature win be as an old slids'
sewing bee in comparison to what Is
promised
Am this and some more was decided
nj A meeting Of the Press club yester-
day afternoon with the modest idea IN
view Of having high links and giving
the Salt Lake public good laugh at
the EXPENSE Of the other fellow The
Salt Lake Theater is to be secured for
the occasion and the Press club VIII
present the play that freed the negroes
some time IN May In manner never
before attempted.
AT the same meeting Charles g.
Wentzler was elected secretary of the
Press club to succeed c. G. Chapman,
who recently resigned and left for
Spokane.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Tale laxative Bromo.Qulnine Tablets, All drug
glsts refund themoney II u falls 20 cure L, W.
Hrnrnia llnnalnfn N On lanh hnI l5c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
IN A DEEP SLEEP.
Peculiar Condition OF BESSIE knecht at
The Holy Cross Hospital.

Miss Bessie Knecht Of COS west
Ninth North street Is at the Holy Cross
hospital in condition not easily un.
derstood, In fact the attending physl-
clans have been unable 10 diagnose sat.
isiactorlly Just the exact nature Of her
aHment For nearly a month now the
Young woman has slept constantly and
AN efforts to awake her have been I'M
aVainng. Several years ago Miss
Knecht was afflicted with scarlet fever
and this left her with Il catarrhal az
lection which impaired her hearing In
this condition she was made light OF by
her associates IN q laundry where she
was employed, and a subsequent quar-
rel with one Of them Is said To have
brought on the trouble with which she
Is now afflicted. The young woman.
who Is % years OF age. has been kept
alive with liquid nouhshment. but she
grows thinner every day aud unless
she Is aroused soon. death must neces-
sarily ensue. At times she raises her
eyelids, but never opens them. and the
only evidence OF consciousness Is that
revealed when she Is tapped on the
forehead. The physicians are OF opin.
ion that her condition Il due either "a
hysteria or TO some unknown Injury "a
the brain, such as an abscess or q
tumor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
MINISTER'S AND SALOONS.
Rev. Wake Unable TO Get Drink
Yesterday, Says DR.. Paden.

Brother Wake made the rounds OF
the saloons yesterday. and he couldn't
get q drink, remarked Rev. Dr. Paden
this noon, with a broad smile, as the
members OF The Ministerial association
e'rerged from their regular weekly
reeting In the Y NJ. c. a. parlors The
ministers had been informally dis
Guessing the fact that yesterday was a
dfy-as-dust Sunday In salt Lake, and
the occasion was one OF jubilation The
ministers referred TO the tact as one
a. slgniicance that where the police
REALLY mean business the saloons can
L. closed and Kept closed on the Sab
hath, aud not only that but where the
police mean a. professional gambling
CaL DE shut OK. and kept shut of
Great pleasure was expressed at the
reform. and Mr. sheets came In for n
vl.0le hot house of verbal boquets The
ministers kept cases" on the observa-
ton OF the chiefs order yesterday and
Rev. Richard Wake made the rounds q"
but he couldn't butt IN" anywhere
Ia found the Getaways 20 the saloons
'alcd up so tight. and he says he went
home feeling at peace with himself and
tie world So Mr. Wake reported
fi,yorably" TO the Ministerial associa-
zen this morning. and great was tho
satisfaction thcreat.
The association also discussed favor
ally the results OF the lecture OF In
tsrnational Socy Z. n. Smith. OF the
y. NJ. e.. A. at the salt LaIe theater
As a consequence of this lecture. there
y as reported additions TO every Evan
p licai church TN the city. No mem
lion was made % Rev Lcilich or his
troubles great and small. but several
NJ thodisi cierrymen expressed them
selves after the melting as delighted
9Th the fact that there Is TO be an
iIpnasi'~'e ,hange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearings amount
ed to l.34S24 as against $6S7 $3.50
for the same day last year.
The Western Irrigation company, do
ing business IN Harrisviie and Far
West precincts Weber county, filed a
copy Of It's articles Of incorporation IN
the secretary Of the states office today
IT, capital stock Is $4,000, divided into
shares Of the par value of 81 each.
Joseph Stephenson Is president; l.. ;.
Harris, vice president; NJ. u, Harris
secretary and treasurer.
TIE Cosgrlff- Wood company. Of this
city. filed its articles Of incorporation
In the county clerks office today. It's
rGpital stock Is 100000. divided into
s,0Go shares NJ the par value OF Sl00
each. The new concern succeeds 10
tie business and property OF the Cos
sim Couzens company and the Wood
Grocer and Produce company f. j.
Ilsgenbarth is president; J. b. Cosgrlft
Woe president George w. Stevenson
rccrctary; a. Il. Couzens. treasurer
They with james Cosgriff. J. W. Ed
munds and George W. Keel constitute
the board Of directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
PIONEER WOMAN DEAD
Mrs. Jane Altman, a Respected Provo
Veteran, Passes Away.
lsnecIaI 10 Ia oNews. v

Provo. March 3o-AnOther veteran
las been called from a busy. useful life
To- the reward OF the Just Mrs. Jane
Altman was stricken with paralysis
Saturday. Feb. Is, and had since thor
been In a helpless condition from which
she was relieved by death this morning
Up to the time of her late Illness
she mad enjoyed excellent health ana
was very active for o woman OF her
age She had no children living. but
Was carefully nursed in her sickness
by children Of her husband the late
Thomas Altman.
Airs. Altman wes born at Wouhing-
ton, Stanordshire, England March "
i'lJ. she became a member OF the
Church OF Jesus Christ Of latter-lay
Saints In October. 1919, and leu her ua.
tive land for Nauyoo the same month.
arriving there April IS, lS4S. ana was On
Nauyoo at the time OF the muayrd1m
Of Joseph and Hyrum Smith. GA oct
3. 1874. she was married % Thoma Az
man by Apostle Willard Richards
when the Saints We're driven from
Nauyoo she with her husband. yetdel
In Galena, Illinois, and remained there
I'm 1850. when they left for Salt Lake
crossing the plains in Capt Aaron
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
NEW SHEEP COMMISSION,
Organizes and Makes an Order as to
Diseased Sheep.

The new state sheep commission APP
pointed in conformity to the recent
bin passed by the Legislature, has or
ganized with John c. Sharp as presi-
dent, James l.. Wrathal Of Grantsvllle
aa vice president. and Hemmngway
MCrtensen as secretary. The other di-
,ectors are +. j, kearnes OF Gunnison'
MILFORD Day of Parowan, and John G.
Mckay Of Taylorsyille, President
Jesse NJ. smith. Of the Utah Wool
Growers association. is the chief state
inspector. and with the advice and con-
sent Of the other members of the state
beard has made the following appoint
mtnts Of deputy sheep inspectors
throughout the state Benjamin r.,
Meek Of Draper James Blair Of ogden
John Nebekcr OF Logan, w. S. Steven
son of Layton. j. s. Ostler Of Lehi
James Z. sharp of Vernon, X. W.
Scvcy of Pangultch, John T., Austin OF
Hcber j. A. Akin Of st. George, II W.
Espln OF Orderyile, John $. Hacking
of Vernal. Raymond Ray OF Fillmore,
". d, Candland Of Mt Pleasant, R0scC
NJ. futile II Manti, @. y. Olsen OF
Emery. A. u. Simons OF Salt Lake. j,
c. Whitaker Of Clrcleville, Al Magleby
% Monroe. George d, Felt Of lbapah
w. 5. Rigney OF salt Lake. J. Percy
Wiuthan Of Grantsyille, W II Ly-
nan OF ParoWan.
The commission made The following
order;
IAN sheep found diseased must DE
dipped at once where practical and
whore NOT practical thpy must be placed
Under quarantine until they can be-
Tipped and cured. and IN all cases all
sleep must BE- dipped and cured from
disease before going on 70 the summer
range"
Tho commission viii meet April y
and once a month thereafter,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
HEARTFELT SORROW.
Cornell Students Express II on Death
of Daniel H. Wells Jr.

The Cornell chapter Of the Delta Chi
fraternity has passed the following
resolutions on the death Of Daniel H..
Wells Jr., a fellow member;
Whereas, the Diving Providence has
seen 1T TO remove from the living DAN
lei II, Wells, be Il,
Resolved by the Cornell chapter OF
the Delta Chi fraternity that in his
death we lose a most respected and be-
loved brother.
while In college, by his kindly dis
position and manly virtues he won the
lasting friendship OF those who knew
him. and by his brilliant mental abil-
ny he won The admiration Of his fellow
students. No one IN college gave prom
lse Of a brighter future, His death
brings 10 us heartfelt sorrow,
"To his family We extend our pro-
found sympathy
FLOYD l.. CARLISLE. Chairman.
HAROLD j. RICHARDSON,
ERNEST BISCHOFF"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
Lawson Begins Suit.

!. l.. Lawson has filed suit in the dis
ttlct court against j. II. Woodman,
thn Ncw American Gas and Fuel com
r9uy and the Utah Light and Power
company 10 set aside the sale by Wood 2
man OF an the property OF the first
numed company to the Utah Light aud
Power company. TO compel the power
company 10 account for all the property
received by the transfer; to recover
Judgment for 80 900 and Interest at per
cont from April A. 1901 and 20 cnioln
tie power company from disposing OF
or interfering with any Of the pro-
perry pending the litigation,
Plaintiff alleges that the gas com'
pqny was Indebted 10 him In the sum
of 81. lGq.S0 by reason OF q judgment See
cred against II on Nov 8, 1899. aud
that the transfer Of IT, property to th'
mower company by Woodinan was
without consideration ana was done
for the purpose OF defwudlng PLAIN
tlf out OF his judgment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
PROBATE AND GUARpIASsuIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respective
slgnes for further Information.

Consult County Clerk or the respectlye
slgnes for further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. Pro.
bate Division. In and for Salt Lake Coun-
IS, slate Of Utah. In the matter Of the
estate Of Phlneas Howe Young. deceased
NoiIce.-The petition OF Margaret T.. ".
Young e1ecutriX Of the estate OF Phlneas
Howe Young, deceased for confirmation
OF the sale Of the following described
real estate Of said decedent. tO-wit: COM
mencng az "a point tori y-one and one
quarter Nlh) feet west ~ the northeast
uner OF lot five 60. block scventy-siX
bol, pat "A Salt Lake City survey, and
running thence west forty-onc ana one
quarter iiih) feet thence south one hum
dred and hfty-nine no. feet thence east
forty-one and One-duarter Qiil feet;
thence north one hundred and hfty-nlne
ulsl feet, 20 the place Of beginning. sltu-
ated IN Salt Lake City. Salt Lake Coun-
", Utah, for the sum Of $4,000, and
upon the following terms. tO-wit. for
cash, os appears from the return OF sale
filed In this court has been set for hear
INK 0n Friday. the 10th day Of April a. ~
1913. as ~ O'Clock a. m, al the County
Count House in the Court Room Of said
Court IN salt Lake City, Salt l.aae coun-
ty Diah
Witness the Clerk Of said Court. with
the seal thereof affixed this S)th day OF
March. A. d is3
tseaO JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
By VIM ". POLAND, Deputy Clerk
Cannon. Irvine 4 Snow. Atiys for EX-
rtNfYIN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
Evans VS. Highland BOY.

Judge Hall Is today engaged IN hear
Ink the injunction suit brought by
Jofr Evans against the Highland Boy
Gold Mining company to restrain de-
PENDANT from operating It's smelier IN
such manner az 10 destroy an vege-
tatiou and crops surrounding the same
Plaintiff alleges that the air is laden
with fumes from the minerals treated
by the smelter and the sir,c settles up-
ON the earth and destroys an vereta-
ton. TO the irreparable damage of not
only himself bur a large number Of
farmers In that vicinity lie asks that
the company hp restrained from operat-
Ing lis smelter The plaintiff was on
the witness stand this morning and
told Of the great damage done to his
farm by reason Of the gas.es from the
shelter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
Wealthy San Francisco Woman
Under Surveillance in Salt Lake
BEING WATCHED BY SHERIFF
IL stopping at the mnniton ho'e'
Disappearance causes zig sehsa-
ZION ON the Pacific Coast

at the Manltou hotel in this city Is
Mrs. H,N Hutton, wife of Police COM
missioner Hutton of San Francisco.
The lady IS accompanied by friend
from Los Angeles. who is said to De
wife OF Southern Pacific employe'
Both ladies for the past 10 days have
been staying quietly in this city and
in the meantime their friends nave
been anxiously wondering what
had become OF them.
Mrs. Hutton, who is wealthy wo-
man In her own right, some two weeks
ago drew sS5. 900 out of the bank ana
then disappeared from san Francisco,
When her husband became convinced
that she had left the city he became de-
cidedly alarmed and Instituted a search
for her, especially as she had been en-
jOying but Indifferent health ana ne had
reason to believe that her light Wasln
measure due to her mental condition.
Accordingly a search Was Instituted
with the result that the local ponce
force located here at the hotel named.
Mr.. Hutton lost no time in coming ON
TO Salt Lake and arrived here
at the end of last week,
All efforts. however, TO induce his
wife 10 return with him were fruitless
Re consulted an attorney but was told
that he could do nothing unless he IN
stiluted legal proceedings Acting un-
dor advice ne eventually concluded 70
take all precautions TO see that his
Vito came to no harm and then leave
her alone until she concluded 10 return
home OF her free VIII Accordingly ar
Engagements have been made witt
sneflff Emery to have he lady under
constant surveillance while she remains
IN this city and to keep Mr.. Hutton
pIsted as to her movements.
Mr. Hutton arrived IN salt Lake on
7..wrday morning and returned on his
way home the same night after he had
nude all necessary arrangements for
the safety Of his wife.
During the two weeks Mrs. Hutton
] as been IN Salt Lake she Is said to
have spent IS, 900 The balance Is ON
deposit in Maker Bros bank IN the
fern OF certified checks.
MRS. HUTToN's STORY.
Mlh. hullVu Slue ul tue Nueoil'li !"
n different story as she told II this
morning at the Manitou She claimed
that she left San Francisco under the
advice Of her attorney, y. NJ pelmas,
bending a suit for divorce that she was
lnstitutiIg against her husband. In
tomew4t rambling statement she de-
clareaE Frat her husband was seeking 70
ret her back to San Francisco go that
he could shut her In a lunatlc asylum
and then get all her property which
consists Of valuable realty shipping
and other interests Mrs. Hutton says
that she win remain IN Salt Lake until
the divorce suit is settled. She Is suing
on the grounds Of cruelty, neglect and
general bad behavior TO her In the
form OF cursing and otherwise calling
her bad names.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
nrsrnTr EVENING NEWS, MONDAY MARCH 80, 1905.

Ioknson's company, They remained m
Salt Lake city IN October. 1885, w'len
they moved to American Fork There
they lived TN 1862 when Mr.. Altman,
who was an excellent carpenter ana
cabinet maker was called to Provo 10
tako charge OF the building OF the
Flovo Westinghouse Provo has since
been the home OF Mrs. Altman, al
Il ough IN 1917 she accompanied her
husband TO ST. George where he was
called TO work on the Temple, ana re-
r.nlned there for several years
Mrs. Altman was devont Latter
day Saint an Intelligent and energetic
woman. She was earnest and SINGER
In all relations OF life and impatient OF
anything savorlng Of hypocrisy or
gham and was honored and loved by a
lqsge circle Of friends.
Funeral arrangements have not yer
Lctn completed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
SMITH MURDER
CASE GOES OVER

The case OF the State Of Utah VS. Mary
Jane Smith, charged with murder Ia the
first degree, which was set for trial to-
day, was continued by Judge Morse this
morning until next Monday April 9.
The continuance was granted upon re-
quest Of Dist. Atty Eichnor and the
attorneys for the defense, Messrs.
wedgwood and Marks. The defendant
is the colored woman who on the night
of Dec 70. 1902 administered q dose OF
poison to Daniel Ryan, a miner In her
Victoria alley resort, Ryan died from
the effects Of the poison during the
night The witnesses and jurors were
an excused by the court until next Mon
day morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
nefendant Wlns ArnIn.

The supreme court today affirmed the
Judgment OF the lower court IN the case
of the Utah Lumber Co.. appellant, VS.
William II. James The action was
brought In tMs county to recover sac.
alleged to BE- due Tor lumber and ma
terial furnished defendant for the con-
struction OF house The defendant
put in a counter-Claim against plaintiff
for breach Of contract m not furnish
Ing the quality Of lumber agreed upon
and Judge Han rendered judgment In
favor OF defendant on said counter
claim in the sum OF s2,J0S,15. This
judgment the supreme court today af-
firmed. The opinion was written by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
nRoTnER AGAINST SISTERS.
stephen Hailstone Don't Want Them
To Act as Administrators,

Stephen Hailstone has filed q cross
petition in the probate division Of the
district court IN which he protests
against the appointment OF his sisters
Elizabeth Peterson and Martha NJ. Nor
ris. as administrators Of the estate Of
their mother Ann Hallstone deceased.
Petitioner objects To their appoint
ment on the ground that they are mar
rled women and barred by the statutes
from acting as administrators when an
objection is raised by person inter-
ested In the estate, and on the further
ground that they both hold interests in
the estate adverse 20 the other heirs 10
the estate The estate consists Of real
property valued nt $4,000 The petition
win be heard by Judge Hall on Friday.
April 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
DRAMATIC SYNDICATE SUED,
Barton Pittman Wants $500 for At
legged Breach OF Contract,

Barton Plttman has filed suit in the
civil division Of the city court against
the Deserat Dramatic syndicate and
George W. Thatcher 10 recover Si9gg9
alleged 10 be due for breach Of con-
tract and for services rendered the
company as advance agent Tor the
"Corianton' company. Plaintiff alleges
that he entered into the employ OF de-
PENDANT on Dec rs, 1902, and plIor 10
that date he signed a contract with
the company for a fun seasons em-
ployment
ON March lG, however, tho defendant
refused to allow him 20 continue such
services 1857 reason Of said breach Of
contract he alleges that he rs damaged
in The sum OF $3.50 For employment he
claims there r. due him the sum Of
NRl5 i'm order 90 bring the action
within the jurisdiction of the court
plaintiff valves his right 90 recover an
above {igg.gs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
srocRHOipERS MeErISG.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
SPECIAL meeting OF she stockholders Of the
Utah mine viii be held at the Companys
City OF Salt Lake and State OF Utah.
on Nedno sd0y the 22nd day % April
100. at O'Clock p. m. Of that DAY. for the
purpose 81 ,lccting trustees Of said cor.
poption TO succeed those now acting ard
whose tenn OF Office has now expired.
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may legally come before said
stockholders at said meeting
L. A. WELLER, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
Spring Medicine

There Is no other season when good
medicine is 90 much needed as In The
Spring.
The blood is impure, weak aud
impoverished--a condition Indicated
by pimples and other eruptions on th,
face and body, by deficient vitality,
loss Of appetite, lack OF strength, and
want Of animation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
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BERNACLE CONCERT,

The Tabernacle choir VIII give con-
cert IN the Tabernacle on Saturday
night The program viii consist OF
stereopticon views covering the chors
Trim 10 California. with pfof stephens
as lecturer and several selections by
the choir, the members being seated be-
hind the curtain,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
5000 EASTER LILIES FOR EASTER,

in pots and cut, also tens OF thousands
fresh cut roses. carnations, ylolets,
tulips, daffodils. lilly Of valley. plu-
mosa. smilax. etc. at our stores "a
east Second South. s Main street CWil-
lls-Horne Drug store) and our mann
moth greenhouses. Twelfth South and
State street Salt Lake Huddart Floral
Co, Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
LATE LOCALS.

Prof. Marcus y Jones leaves shortly
Cor Arizona TO examine copper properties,
and win travel as far as Yuma ana into
the Molaye desert.
President Clun Of the q. Y, academy
gave q very interesting and instructive
talk IN the Eighteenth ward chapel
last night under the auspices of the
Mutual Improvement associations.
The congregation was a large and APP
prcclatlve one. and intently followed
the speaker who rccounted incidents OF
the expedition that We're both thrilling
and amusing, At the conclusion he was
given a hearty vote of thanks for his
ptirp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Twentieth ward NJ /, A. will
close It's seasons work tomorrow even
ing with special program consisting
Of reading from The Twentieth Ward
lndeX" by the editors, u. j. Watts and
Jennie Murdoch, nterspersed with
musical selections by the following art
lists
Soprano solo ...... Miss Lottie owen
Piano selection .. Miss Jennie Romney
Baritone solo, Make New Friends
But Keep the Old" words by DR.,
JOS Parry ..... ........J John James
Selection .... ...., The Bran Quartet