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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-09

Judge stiness received only about half
the support from Newport that was ac-
corded Melville Bull when he ran for the
office, but Granger carried the city with
majority of IS votes and his lead at the
present time is estimated al about $50
votes.
The reelection OF Congressman Adm r.
Capron OF saltwater is conceded beyond
. doubt as considerable increases are re-
corded throughout the Second congress
sional district as far as the returns are, In.
Tho returns follow:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-09
five EAGLES
HOVER over
FLATIRON

New York. Nov. "a workman on the
tower OF the new F1atiron building, at
Forty second street and Broadway hap
pened 10 glance down I'm the street and
saw thirty or forty persons looking up
at him. gestlculating and pointing.
He was wondering what was extraor-
dinary about himself when. far up above
his head, he heard a sharp cry and. look
ing up. saw magnificent bald headed
eagle swooplng down in a great cunc.
Down. down. came the bird like a
cannon BAN. checked itself for minute
five hundred feet above the top Of the
skyscraper and turning, gracefully mount
cd upward
Soaring on motionless wings, a thou
sand feet above the tower. were four
black specks that the workmcn made
out to be other eagles. As they were
Joined by the first all of them settled
down slowly 10 within "a few hundred
feet OF the building, apparently 10 In
spect the tower as "a crsE where. pos7'-
bly, nests might sometime be built
The crowd I'm the street below grew
kTeater tlli tUlly Two llourhu0 persons
were watching the curious flight of the
great birds. The movements of tho man
on the tower seemed to satisfy them
that II was not a good Nesting place and
they caught the west wind under their
great wings and sailed maicst'callv away
over the East river and Queens into the
fastnesses Of Long island
Keeper william Snyder. ~ the Central
Park 200" says that the park Keepers
have endless trouble with eagles from
Long Island that come mp 90 the park
in the early morning making the trip
Of 50. 20 or l5o miles. 10 This biz of pro-
tected green TO swoop down upon the
fat gray squirrels and carry them on for
breakfast The keeper whose business
II IL 10 hunt cats and skunks u the park
has frequent brushes with tsese great
birds. and sometimes brings them down
with his rife from high attitudes.
An eagle will cover two hundred miles
In less than two hours n hc has the wind
with him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-09
SHERIFFS SALE

By virtue and In pursuance OF an order
issued from the District Court OF the
sixth Judicial District OF the state OF
Rhode Island within the County OF Provi-
deuCe dated November 18th, 1904. for the
sale OF certain goods and chattels at
tached by me upon an original writ at the
suit OF Abraham Abramowitz against
Philip Delin and Martin Johnson. co-part-
ners as Delin a Johnson, and individually,
said writ being returnabe 20 scid court
ora the 1th day OF November, A. ID. 1904
VIII be sold at public auction on the
premises at store No. lS3 Prairie Avenue.
in the City OF Providence, on Friday. the
llth day OF November. A. u. 1904 at 10
o'clock a. NJ. the following described
goods and chattols. viz. All the stock
and fixtures ln store No 1S3 Prairie Ave
nue.. I'm said CITY OF Providence. said stock
consisting OF Wall Papers, paint. stock.
etc.
The above named goods and chattels
will be sold for the benefit OF whom II
may concern I'm compliance with the above
named order.
DANIEL ~ HORTON,
Deputy Sheriff.
Providence. Nov 6h. 1904
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-09

DO you think that money brings hap
piness7"
No" answered Miss Cayenne. But
the lack of IL brings a great deal ~ an
noyance Washington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-09

six districts missing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-09
VALLEY VILLAGES
New Telephone instruments.
Storage Nearly Completed.
Other Notes Of Interest.

II Is expected that the work Of installing
the new telephone Instruments In the
valley by the Providence Telephone COM
pany will be begun at once. IL is the
intention OF the company to place in the
homes and stores OF the present sub
scribers. a type similar to those used in
Pawtucket at present. The now instru-
ment notifies the operator at the exchange
when the receiver is unhung without the
necessity Of ringing the bell. The bells
will ramain as heretofore. but Will be
runs from the exchange only. II is eX-
pected that the new instruments Will be
placed in position very soon, perhaps as
soon as the exchange is ready 20 so into
It's new quarters at the corner OF Pike and
Allen streets.
VILLAGE NOTES
The new storage for the fusion depart
ment at the Crompton mill is fast nearing
completion. The building is the first Of
TIA kind 10 be built in the valley Tho
outside Of the building is made OF con-
crete and IL very durable The interior
Is almost completed and the roof Is in
position The building II also freproof
The st. Andrews Guild met az thu
parish house yesterday afternoon and the
ladies' worked upon the material which is
10 be disposed OF at the sale 10 be held
soon in the evening the gentlemen came
and the evening was pleasantly passed
in playing, games and IN a general social
way. Refreshments were served before
the meeting finally adjourned, and the
meeting was voted a decided Success.
There is a movement on foot in the
valley TO form non-sectarian circle OF
the Kings Daughters. and on Monday
afternoon at the home OF the state Sec
retary. Mrs. Corey. at Fiskeville. some Of
the members OF the several local circles
gathered and took the preliminary steps
in the organization. ON next Tuesday
the committee will meet AZ the home OF
Miss Caroline Greene OF Rlverpolnt when
more definite plans will be made.
The election returns were eagerly
awaited last evening at "A number Of
places In the valley and az each place
the enthusiasm was keen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-09
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN rHs
NEWS.

1c. per word first Insertion NC. repeat;
1wk &C. per word: 2wks Sc per word:
swks &C per word: imo Sc. per word.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19
Gin tteuer GaIomo aefm1t.

Wie aug gombab beri9tet pirb,
fat fi9 i'm Siiben Snbiens elm SAL
ersignst, Der ale @orbebingungen gu
sinem neuen nfalomonif9en urtbeil"
bietet. 3pei e~ingebprsne S9dfers
fruuen pp9nten suiammen in elmer
9iitte BEL 8ansalore. 8or uneefd6r
Stpei Monaten i9enfte isbe sinemana=
ben bas 2eben. Na6 @erlauf BON feds
Woden itarb zines Der &inber. Sebe
Der Grauen CAB nun bas iiberle5enbe
&inb fir ibr eigsnss aus. Oa in bies
fem Sale iebo9 tein raDnis Solpmo'
CUR StsQe mar, bsi9lpfen bic beiben,
Die 5raee bur9 einen 8ampf Su entz
Idsibsn. geibe Miitter fislen nit als
Ter @etpalt iiber chamber ber, tpurben
iebo9 bur9 bic poliaei getrennt, bic
nunme9r falomonii9e 5d6isteiten 5u
beDeiien 6aben tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19
Ste ruifi&e Genimr.

Wie man bic Genfur rmsebt, babor
,r5dblt Elm Correspondent elm 9aratte<
riItiidss Gtiidfen pom &riessi4ail>
plas. Die Mutter zines jiibif4enAr5s
les. Der bon Wari9au mad benz
arisssi4auplaB ssi4idt purbe, er<
6ielt bon ibrem Sobne einen Brief, Der
lin be5ei9nenbes 2i@t auf bic S9dtigs
felt Der ruiiii9en geniur tpirft. Der
Brief tit in benz ibli9en rufiii4en
Still gsi9rieben unb trGgt ben @temz
pei bes Geniors. Der S9reiber melz
bet, bab ct geiunb lei, bab unter ben
2ruppen bepunbernsnertbe Srbnung
9rri9e, bab Die Soloaten bes Sieges
5epib unb rei9li9 nit alien RDtbigen
uerieben feien, unb Dab es 10 tpenies
&rantbeiten sebe, baB bic Militdrz
ir5te tuum etpas az tbun bGtten. Der
Brief f9liebt aber nit Der gitte, bic
Natter mDge i9m einise bebrdii9e
Bidder f6iden, unb babel sibt er fplz
senoe Sitel in bebrdiI9er Spra9e an:
,6ungersnotb unb hO9ftss Glenb".
Saraus ii4 ~erseberbe f9redli4e gpi<
oemien". r&aum irsenb tpel9e iani.
tdren 8orri4tungen". rStdnbis 5uz
ne6menbe Generalization bes 6eee
res. ugnbe Der Ois5iplin". sd
piinf9te, i9 pGre sefangen genom>
mem. @ugeni6einli9 peritanb Der
Senior fem 0ebrdii9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19
Sapantf@e @eiratbSaunpmee.

.ssn einsm in 2pnbon publiairten
8u9e siebt Der 8erfuher elm 9eis
ratbsinierat aus elmer Spfioer Cages
asitung tpieber, bas folgenoer maben
loutet: nS4 bin cine hiibi9e Grau.
Mein prddtises lanses 9aar umbiqt
midi pie cine Wolfe. 9eiameibig
pie cine @eibe lit mtine 8iifte. Wei4
unb i90n tpie cine CARTE 8litbe lit
msin Mntlib. Sd bin reid senug,
um f~prgenlos nit meinem fiinftieen
@atten. 9anb in 9anb, bic pfabe biez
fes 2ebens gu tpanbeln. Murbe i9
ein.n giitisen, flusen, sebiloetsn
9errn nit guten Manieren finben, 10
piirbe i9 nit linn ben 8unb fiir's Sc,
ben fdlieben unb ipdtsr bas @ersnis
gen nit linn tbeilen, in einem Sarfos
pbage aus rofafarbisem Marmor our
Gpiofeit beioefett au tperben-"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19
Sd Bate 81. ME 10 friH fortaeIaf.

Sd Battle 81. ME 10 friiB fortselaf.
fen. Nbsr feben sic, bic Sade 1T
Die, bab mir beute eebrdtene 5lunbern
gum Mittageien baben. l1nb sic
pifen, buB Slid nidt gut pirb, fpenn
er itebn muB. @eraei6en sic, liebites
Srdulein Wiberiteht, es tbut mir 10
fur9tbar leib, 10 fur9tbar leib. aber
sic periteben mid bod"
rSa, gepib, ia, sepib," faste Ser
trub.
Srau MnberIon brdu9te gar ni9t
gu fiir6ten, bab lie cine natiirli4.
Sa9s nidt perfteben piirbe. unb 10
eing Tie unter pielem freunbli9em
Niden.
Muf unb ab panberte lie in ben
@troben Der fleinen @tabt unb in be>
rem umsebung, bod obne lie NIT Mas
lerausen anSuIe6en. Na9 Elm paar
Stunpen ab tie ibr einiamss Mits
taebrpb i'm Gtabtbptel. limb dls bic
3eit getpmmen mar, beitieg lie i9liebs
li9 ben Na6t5ue unb reifte tpeiter.
@her ols lie es ii9 tpieber in elmer
guten GDupsede bequem gemaat bate,
trGumte fie feline Sriumpbtrdume
ms6r pte Dor ibrem 8efu9 in Der
fleinen Stabt. Ser &ubmesrauia
bate ii9 Derfliidtist, unb lie pbilpios
pbirte 1tatt beHen.
r@pber mag es fommen," ba4ts
Tie, wbab man berebrt unb bepunbert
unb unenbli4 bod geiteat psrbsn
fam unb Menf9en einem perii9ern
fOnnsn, pie iebr lie bur4 feline blpbe
Gegenpart begliidt nerben, unb man
bod gang plDBlid entbeden fann, bab
man fir bieielben Meni&en ipeniger
bebeutet ais cine gebratene 6lunber?"
@eniger ais cine 5lunber! Oas
mar eineGntbedung, Die gemif9te Sc
fibls berporrief, bod mebr ieltiamer
ais eisentli9 erbebenber Hatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19
Gom 6rafcn &dieler,

benz pflqenannten @eneraloberf unb
i6neibigen Sruppenfiibrer. Fort man,
ooB er @runbbeiiBer in Den Hei4slan>
ben geiporben lit, inoem er elm S9loB=
out in Ylappepiae, in unmittelbarer
NG6e bon N1eB, ansetnuft bat. Der
Qrtige Grperbungen bsbeuten itets Ell
mem 59ritt porpdrts auf Der 8abn Dec
sSDrberung bes Seuti9tbums in cen
&ei6slan0en. IS giebt um uno BEL
W2eb unSdhiise einiam unb perlaHen
baligenoe 8efBungen. Die Gisentbis
mer, meiit Stodfran3ofen. baben iid)
DOR ben rmauDits pruiiiens" na9 pa
ris gerettet, tpp lie bann f%eftsetpur5elt
limb, unb nun nidsn iiber bic bo6cn
grauen Steinmauern I'LL pertrdulnt
bic griinen 3peise alter berrli6er
purf6Gume biniiber. unb iiber Die
characterization p%artettb0oen, auf De-
men friiber Der St0delfdub Der sraSiOs
trippelnnen SranaDiin piOerbdnte,
f9liirft nur nod auf leifen S~ilsioblen
Der ycpntierge", Der bic geitribenea
6enfterldben suriidf6lGst, UNI Der 500
6erluft Der unbetpobnten Hdume Nb=
aug gu perfdaffen. Ser Oeuti9e, Der
f9 in folden altfruBDiiiden Be
fbun9en nisberldbt, BAT tpobI anfGas.
li6 nit benz Mibtrauen Der iib piel=
fu6 aug fran3DffGen Glementen a1i=
fammenfsbenben 2unobepDlferune Gil
fdmpfen. Sat er aber erit einmdf ben
bon @runb auf liebenspiirbieen 5ran=
spien fir ii9 erobert, 10 finoet er in
linn ben angenehmften 0a6bar unb
treueiten Sreunb in alien 5dbrli6feiien
bes 2ebens.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19
0iobuS aus Stein.

Gin ereentrifder gnglGnOer bat ii9
einen sroben @rbglpbus aus Stein
bauen laHen unb benielben auf ieinem
Stammitbe in Spanage aufgeiteut,
10 sfpar, bab CT iber's Meer binausz
rast unb tpeitbin ii9tbar tit. Man
fann Inn i'm berumseben urb elm BIS
9en Grotunoe itubiren. Die ebenen
6ld9en, aliO Meere, Seen, @Iiten
iinb NIT 8ibeliprii3en aussefuat,
ipel6e ipeaieQ auf Bic betreffenOe Serts
lt9feit pafien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19

80 -
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Nsw gorf & Ygb ab tsI II O5gm american erpres tai. 4 OO@nt
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Southwestern atm tsl d p 5 10 45Sm Geafn & 8 Saue aec -. 10 368m
ssaib & ct 9 grp teld $ II 25gm 81 &c Bottom sm tdsI DIS. 2 5oNm
ct Snuts grpreb tag. 49,. IL 45Vm ct 3outs gRatI ...... 8 O5Rm
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IRunee StgS d . 8 @gp- Z 050m Soutbwefern 9tb tsI d.. 10 sO5m
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@ineimuatt Dibiftom.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19

2t5enen gum Spirituoienperz
fouf purben beuer in Netp Yorf IN
ben Bcrougbs Manbattan unb 8rpnr
$3.50 aussegsben. Die Stabt ersielte
babur9 einen ge1pinn BON $7,300,O00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19
@Hrnbahm= Tabrplatt.
6IepeIano, Cincinnati. 6bicooo & &. sonis aoiI,uo,

BIG FOUR.
Ct 9ouiB Stbiftou.
""Tho VVOr1dz Fair Hor1te,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19

Antuuf
Yittsburs Spcl, tdsIt9 g.. 8 2O8m
Hem Sort @rpreb tdsIi& 8 d 6 5O@m
Sdnsaer Mail tdeli6 -. z 550m
Serre Saute Citing @ce tasI 10 25@m
&esifone GSpreb tasIi@ d g.. 2 5osfm
atlantic Grpreb tdsIi& -. 45Rm
She q D 2irniteb tdsli6 sd b 6 45sam
Ohio II @irs @gp., tasI S d. 6 55ghm
Dincennes q. q.
Speneer & 8ebferb Ne, tdsl. 9 45sn
8insennes @ypreb tdslia. 10 3O@m
Cairo Grpres tdsli@......-.6 15sRrs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-19

Mo8an9
@orlb's Sair Spcl., tasl s.12 O5@m
Serre Saute @ceom., tasl... 6 oO0m
ct 2ouis Him taslih 8 & db 6 50Bm
capital Cypress tdsl S d.. Z OoBm
ct 2ouis grpreb tasl d s.12 2Oglm
ct 2suiS ggpreb tdsIi&d s.. 8 25Stm
8 & gffnsbam dee tdslt@ 4 O0stm
ct 8 6af Mail, tasIi@... s 35sm
indianapolis &
Cairo & ginsen Grpr tdslid Z 2O8m
ginssnnes Gypreb tasI...... 8 5O0m
Spencer & Bedford &c, tdal. 4 45Tm
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-07
HENRY R0B|CHON DISMISSED
FROM UNITED STATES ARMY
Court Martial DEGREES that He Was Guilty of
Conduct Unbecoming that of an Officer
and Gentleman

orally understood that he will not spare
the beautiful woman who bears his
name when her private life is dragged
before the public and diligently
searched for the indiscretions and mis-
conduct which her husband accuses her
of. On the other hand Mrs. Madden is
not backward in asserting that she is
simply the unfortunate victim of a
scheme Matched by officers of high rank
to protect their own names from being
smirched.
Robichon's friends have consistently
declared that the trouble Is caused by
personal spite of an officer of higher
rank who attempted to make love to
Mrs. Madden. She repulsed him. but he
was so persistent. 1t is charged, that
she was obliged to call upon Robichon
for protection. Robichon and his SUI
perior officer had a violent quarrel and
Robichon's court martial soon followed.
The army post people had hardly re-
covered from the shock that the Robi-
chon trial and the petition of Captain
Madden gave them when charges Of
conduct unbecoming an officer and a
gentleman were preferred against Cap
tain Houston Evans. They tore the
post from center to circumference and
there was hurried. not to say undig-
nified, scurrying around to cover up
tracks The specific charges against
Evans consisted Of alleged attempts on
his part to make love to the wives of
two lieutenant colonies and of the wives
of officers of lower grade. One of the
compliments declared that he attempt
ed to hug and kiss them. The captain
made a complete denial of all charges
and signified his intention to fight the
case to the bitter end. This declara-
ton. in addition to what is expected to
develop in the Madden trial, are the
source of grave concern, according to
post gossip, to quite number of per-
sons.
The present trial threatens to be
long -dra wn out, and. IL the promises Of
both sides are kept. will develop a fresh
sensation each day of the hearing. The
defense has fine combed the Philippines
for evidence against the captain and
claims that it will be ready to spring
testimony involving him with more
than score Of women.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-07
ANCIENT SEAL
OF RULER
Relic 1000 Years Old Offered for
Sale to San Francisco
JeWeler

SAN FRANCISCO. June IA mas
sive gold seal. worth intrinsically
$4,000, and one Of the priceless treas
ures OF ancient Chinese dynasty, it is
claimed. has been offered for sale in
this city to a local smelling company.
word was sent from there to the Chi
nese consul general. He deciphered the
worn inscriptions upon it and declared
mat 1t was one of the most valuable
relics OF an ancient Chinese dynasty.
He said the gold came from the great
range Of the Khinga mountains and the
sands OF the Cobb desert and was gath
cred by hand from the rocks and chan
neis more than 1000 years ago.
Melted and refined into a solid mass
the artisans Of those ages carved the
inscriptions upon the gold that have
formed the onicial seal Of the dynasty
Tor thousands Of years. until more
modern times and a great SWAY cauaed
a new imperial seal to be developed.
Then the seal was delegated to the
nearest nephew Of the emperor as his
omcial signature. The seal was sinh
sequently withdrawn from sale by its
present owner. who claims to have
picked 1t up in China. It is said the
chinese consul general has guaranteed
the payment Of $4,000 for It, which il
twice Its intrinsic value IL melted up.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-07
How Matrimony 10 Made Easy

The most remarkable OF all innova-
lions yet introduced by the Salvation
Army II one which Is In effect a first
aid to matrimony" bureau Through
this bureau couples that wish to marry
can get furniture for four room fiat
for SO, the bridegroom can get we'd
ding suit for 81, and the bride obtain
'trousseau" for the same amount
The FIRST aid to matrimony" bureau
II an important part Of the regularly
Organized work Of the army's, indus
trial home. 1t Is there that Cupid'a as
saults on the heart are robbed of terror
by placing within the reach of the poor
est wounded ones a means Of living to-
gether. And what b true Of the insti-
tuition located in Helrs kitchen is also
true of the two Salvation Army indus
trial homes in Brooklyn. and the fifty
others scattered Throughout the coun-
try.
The work Of fitting out brides and
0rfdegrooms Is made possible by the
Salvation Army's system of collecting
CASTOR clothing furniture and house
hold goods from the homes of the
wealthy and well to do.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-07

SAN FRANCISCO, June In an
ficipation of racy testimony Judge
Hebbard's court room was crowded this
morning when the divorce case of Cap
tain Jerome Madden, of the United
States army, VS.. Edith Madden was
called but they were disappointed in
asmuch as the case was postponed on
request of the defense on the ground
that an important witness was absent
who was sent for on the Goth.
The first chapter was written when
Lieutenant Hector Robichon, a hand
some and dashing young officer, was
dismissed from the army after court
martial had decreed that he was guilty
OF conduct unbecoming an officer and a
gentleman. A party line telephone mes
sage from the lieutenant to Mrs. Mad
den, overheard by the latter's mother
in-law, and the testimony of a post
nurse, who told of a visit to RObichon
by Mrs. Madden when Robichon was in
the hospital were the basis for the find
ang.
Hardly had Robichon been stripped
VI Ills cpdulctS WucA Sdptdln NlduucIl
filed suit for divorce, naming the lieu
tenant as correspondent Mrs. Madden
soon followed with a cross complaint,
charging her husband with neglect,
cruelty. on-support and inf1delity,
naming number of white and native
men In the Philippines. She charged
him with being extremely filthy, of re-
fusing to even send her a message Of
coincidence when their first child died.
of compelling her to remain in this
country when he went to the Philip
pines, leaving her unprotected from the
snares and temptations that fall in the
path of a pretty woman. and that he so
diverted his salary to other channels
as to leave her practically without
funds.
It Ii not entirely the troubles of the
Maddens. however. that will prove so
diverting to the morbid, but the possi-
bility Of other and more startling do
mestic crashes. 1t IL limited that more
than one oflicer OF high degree is in a
very nervous and uneasy frame of mind
not knowing when he will be hailed be-
fore q court martial to answer en-
barrassing questions Captain Mad
den has very little to say. but It is gen.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-07
ENTERTAINS
The BAP1|STS
Scores Of Enthusiastic Visitors
Flock Into Enid, Oklahoma
Today

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
Enid. Okla. June 7.-Scores OF enthu-
siastic visitors fiOcked into Enid today
for the annual territorial convention OF
the Baptist Young Peoples Union. The
visitors commenced to arrive yesterday
and this morning they came with a
rush. The formal opening of the con-
vention took place this afternoon. The
three days program provides for ad-
dresses by number of noted Sunday
school workers.