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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
Sames S. Mppre it aug Souls

Sames $. Woore III aug 2ouis=
billie bier eingetroffen, um i'm Sntereiie
ieines Greunbes Caleb potpers, tpel6er
bes Maorbes f9ulbis befunben tporben
1T, tbdtig au fein. ct iff ben1tibt,
einen 6onb 3uiammen au brfngen, aus
tpelbem bic Soften beftritten tuerSen
follen, um ben Gall bor bas 8nnbes=
Obergeri9t 3u bringen. Wie es beiBt,
miifen su bieiem 3uef etma $50, 900.
aufgebra6t per6en. 3
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
gater9en an ietne Gtnaer tn
Mmerifa.
8ubIanb's 8eftinmunsen fir Die mnsebtns
berte 5fiidfebr friiberer l1ntertbanen aus
Mmerifa.

8om Staats=Dept. in Wafbineton
1T cine Notia berbreitet moroen, Die ftb
an frtibere 1ntertbanen bes 3aren
tuenbet, bic na9 &uBlanb auriiffebren
m09ten. Die Notia miro fir correct
gebalten, als Officieu fann iie aber
betreffs Der @eiebe &uBlanbs ni6t gel-
ten. Seber ruiiiide untertban TT NIT
bem 81. 2ebensiabr militdrpHi9tig,
unb bleibt Big gum Al. 2ebensiabre in
oieier @tellun9. slber i6on nit fiinf-
aebn Sabren gilt er als reif fiir bas
Seer uno fann bon ba an r1i1t Die
@rlaubniB erbalten, anbersuo 8iirger
gu perben, ebe er Der Wfilitdrpfltdt
geniigt bat. Wer btefe 8eitimmun9
iibertritt, berliert Die 8iirserredte uno
1T fHr INNER aus bem 3arenrei6e
Derbannt. Wenn er suriidtebrt, fann
ct nod Sibirien abgeiboben Derben.
Dafelbe gilt fiir 9llle, Die Dor benz
finf3ebnten Sabre ausuanbern. tpenn
Tie niGt nit benz 21. Sabre um @nt-
la1un9 aus nem untertbanen=8erbano
eintommen.
gfaturalifrte Nmerifaner ruifii1er
6erfunft, Die Suben iinb, biirfen GuB=
LAMB nur auf fpecielle @rlaubniB be-
treten, UNI pel9e bas Winiiterium
bes Snnern na9gefu4t tuerben muB.
8ertrdge smiiben &uBlanb unb ben
Ser. Staaten in bieier @a9e befteben
ni9t.
gfiemanb fann bas ,beili9e" GuB=
tano obne einen paB betreten, Der
ni1t bon einem 0iplomatii6en
ooer @onfular 0ertreter biftrt lit.
Sn &uBlanb fol man ben paB
i'm erfen &e9ierunsseebdube abb
liefern unb erbdlt oarauf einen atpei=
ten. Sieien lou man minbeifens "a
Stunben bor Der Nbreiie aug 3uBlanb
prdientiren unb erbdlt bafir ben eriten
3uriid. ollie feds aRonate muB man
einen neuen @rlaubniBi9ein fir ben
Mufentbalt IN &uBlanb ertpirfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
@mnoerbares Gnttommen
eines Nesers swii6en SasritubI nnb SIur.

SlHes 9tegerS 5lullWeH Oa9rIu9l HHp Olur.
CHARLES Sadfon, %, Elm in Wbite's
&efaurant an Der STD Werioian Str.
beI9dftiater 5arbiger, Durbe beute
Morgen, als er auf benz Gabritubl mad
oben fubr, i'm 2. @tOftuerte spiiden
Gabritublboben unb Glur eingetlemmt,
unb spar infolge fetner eisenen unbors
fi4tisfeit. Srobbem Der Spielraum
stuii9en 5lur uno ssabatublbooen nur
ettpa 4 3oG betrdst, enttam SaGfon
Obne gefdhrli9e 0erlebungen. Ct uur=
be nur libel aerqueti6t. 0enn fein
R6rper rib ben Glurboripruns in Der
6abritubl= =Oefnung fort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
SOL ietnem Batter 6eram6t baben.

Gin Stingling, beHen Name furstpeg
als @bas. 9ill bon Der College Nbe.
aneeseben tptrb, tuurbe eeifern auf
8eranlafung ieines 8aters unter Der
9lnflaee beg SroBoiebfabls einqeftedt.
Ssnn Der Senior bef9ulbigt ben Sobr,
ibm am IA. Mdr3 NIT SO burd9e9an-
gen gu fein. @barlep fam geitern beim,
porauf feline 8erbaftuns erfOlste.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
l1nabbaastser Snrnberetn.
Gite fir bas G9auturnen f1nnen iebt re-
ierbirt perben.

Sie Mitglieber beg unabbdngigsn
9urnpereilts, iDtpie bic @ltern Der
Surni9itler t6nnen 3 e tie, Weitttuo6
uno am 9onnerl1a9 beim Surnlebrer
&utber reierbirte SiBe fir bas am 2.
Wtai in @nglifb Opernbaus ftattfin.
oenoe S9auturnen erbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
Ism. S. sdmiot. !
Der Sob mar fir ibn ein erIDier.


Wm. 8. S6mibt, ebemaIiger 59aB=
meiiter BON Marion @ountp, 1T 9eHern
Na6mittag in 9r. %. 9. Glet9er's
Sanitarium, beiien Snfaife er feit
WtOnaten mar, 9eftorben. gor ettpa
2 Sabren erblinbete er.
S4miot wuroe i'm Nusuit b. 5. na9
benz Sanitarium iiberfiibrt; Tein Her=
penfphem mar bOlftdnOig 3erriittet.
8is por etipa stpei Mo9en mar Iein
3ufanb ni6t geraoe befonbers eritii6,
erit bann berf6limmerte fidb berIelbe
@ein 8eif mar pDllig normal unb
nod tpenige Stunben bor feinem SObe
beipra4 er nit ieinen Nnseh6rigen 9e=
19dftli9e Nn9ele9enbeiten.
Ser 8erbli1ene tpurbe am 81. Sep
tember 1857 in Mabiion, Snb., 9ebO=
rem. Sm Sabre 1868 fam er na9
bier unb er puroe baIb barauf bon Der
u. &iefer Drug So. als 2aufiunge
engaeirt.
9urd ieinen 6leiB uno feline Su9=
ti9feit bra9te er es i'm Saufe Der Sabre
iopeit, baB er elmer Der bebeutenbffen Nc.
tiondre oer8eiellf6aft puroe. SmSabre
1894, als er als @anbibat FIR @ountb=
56aBmeifter auftrat, i1ieb er aus benz
@ei6dfte.
@r tpurbe ertp1blt uno frat iein Nmt
i'm Sabre 1895 an; 3tuei Sabre fpdter
nurbe er tpiebererpdhlt unb er belief
bete ben poiten Bis gum Sabre 1900.
9ta9 Nblauf ietnes speiten 8ermins
3Og er fi9 aus Der pOlitiI6en Nrena
5uriif unb atuar nit Der Nbfi9t, fi6
| fortan nur nod ieinen perf6nli9en
8ei9dften gu wiomen.
@r rnternabm cine &eiie na9
Merico, tpoielbft er an Der vSnhiana
SonOra Wintng Co." betheiligt mar.
@ein 9lugenleiben siuang ibn iebod,
Die &etie au unterbre9en unb ta6 Sn=
oianapolis suriifsufebren. Die bebeu=
tenbiten Nugenfpecialiften bes 2anbes
uuroen gu &atbe ae5osen, auein ibre
dratli6e &unft bernto9te ibm ni9t su
helfen.
Sm September 1901 trat b5aiae
8linbbeit Elm.
S9mibt mar elmer Der 8riinoer Der
uriprtin9li9en Baiebaa=OrganiiatiOn
@r iotpie Sobn s. Brufb, CHARLES
s. MeDer unb Sobn 8. Mc@ut9eon
tparen bic @igentbiimer bes aIten Sad
@laBcof Seam" tuel9er ben Snbiana-
polls Club in Der fationals2iga reprd-
| ientirte.
CUR 3eit feines Sobes mar er Mit=
eieentbhmer bes Nep ODrfer Clubs Der
gfational 2iaa.
@r mar Elm @barter Mit9lisb Der
Columbia uno Warton Clubs, Wtit-
glieo Der @eperbetammer, Sempei=
ritter unb elm 33 @rab Treimaurer.
st binterldBt feline Witttpe iotpie 5
8rhber unb 3 g9ueFern, Oscar %.
S6miot bon Chicago unb @eo. 5. ,War=
tinus, sluguit, CHARLES unb gotparo
@6mibt BON Snoianapolis; Jrau
Matilba Ott bon 8eeoersburg, Snb. ;
Grau 2ouiie Wattbeps bon girming=
bam, Nla., unb Grau 2eonora SauIer
bon Snbianapolis.
Das 2ei6enbegdngntB finbet am
Eonneritaa Ga9mittag 2 ubr bom
Srauerbauie g1o. 513 g3. Selamare
@trabe aug fatt. Sie 8eiiebun9 Der
2ei6e 9ei9iebt euf bem @rOwn 6ia
&ir6bcf.
Snl ieinett Rnter hernnff fnle1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26

Mrbetter> Watemfeit,
Gonsttag Mbea0, oett 4. @nt,
tn 0er Gitofstte 9ttrmbaHe !.
GEceAemteS Goncert 8ro=
9r0ntiit. Gtntrttt Is GeutS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26

Ser alleeneine 0erfauf BON Siben
fir bas am Spnnerfag Nbenb in Der
9omlinion=6alle ffattfinbenbe nBarfi=
al"=@oneert begann beute WOrmittag
i'm @tabliHement Der Starr piano Co.,
138-140 gforb penniplbania Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
9ie Mngft 1T DOrbci
11ttO Der ssRUSH' bat attf0es
bort.
3ahlreihe Ghoren weroen tRr
Derhalten bereuen.

Ser Nn0ran9 Oer OepDlllutel oeL
,Snbiana Sruit Co." Die grunoloie
panif, Die enttpeber BON 8ei9dftsnet-
bern ooer pon lei9tfinnigen Weni1en
beranlabt tpurbe, bat beute Utitta9
aufseb6rt. ssm 2aufe beg 8ormitta9s
fanben ft9 alleroings nod Sparbt6er=
8eiiber, beionoers fol6e neiblihen 8e=
1dle6ts, elm, nm ibre Depcliten vohne
3inien" au .sieben, auein bic ben tutrt=
li9sn 9a9perbalt, b. 3. bic Gruro=
Ioiieteit Der Nneit flarlegenben 3ei=
tungsberi9te tbaten boG ibr She'll,
rm tperigitens Die 8eionnenen auf5u=
fldren unb sa berubigen. llnb bes=
balb perrann allmdbli9 ber Stront Der
Nen9ffIi9en, Biz er f9liebliD aus
trDfnete.
@ei9dfts1eute lief BEN lid
nj d t berb | Il t n.
gDie tbDri9t 9iejenigen banbelten,
bic beute unb eeltern, alio fo3ufa9en
gerabe pDr Sboresf6IuB, ihre 9epofiten
vobne 3inien" aus Der 5par=ganf 3o'
gen, banbelten, erbelt aus benz 1m=
fanbe, baB beute Morgen eine Insabl
Der gr6bten 6irmen unb angeiebeniten
@ei9dftsleute Der Stabt in Der als
vunf9er" berleumoeten uSnoiana
Sruit Co." 8etrd9e bon $4,000 big
gu $50, 900 beponirten, 3. s.:
s. u. Stint, $4,000 IS. u.
@9nuG, $4,000; Snbpls. Water
Co., $4,000; Sames Gailep, $780,
600; ". s. Smith, $1O,OO0 Geroi=
nanb @inter, $4,000: 2Ouis 9OlI,
meg, 500. 900, unb 3tpar Nlles in Baar,
ni6t in Gbsfs.
Gerner beponirten Die uss5nbpls.
Serminal & Sraction Co." unb bic
vNrtbur Serbian Co." iebr aniebnli9e
8etrdge.
Seoe 8anf in Der Stabt bot Der
Snoiana Sruft So. ibre Stlfe on,
fails iol1e benbthigt tudrbe, bod mar
bies ni9t Der 6aG.
Mus N d TT es 8ertrau u e n.
Die Union @abin9s 8ant & Sruft
60. bpn Cincinnati. O.. teleQr1phirte
tDie fol9t:
vWir baben Sbnen $5OO,OOO in
tleinen 8iGs (gtOten) geianbt. @ollen
mir bic Senbun9 morsen Dieber=
bDlen ?"
9as aeist bod setpiB, uie 9roB Der
gfuf Der @tabilitdt Der .Snoiana
Sruf Co." au9 austpdrts 1T, b. 3.
unter Der Sei9dftsmelt in ben sanaen
Ser. @taaten.
Wie elm &nabe bieIe
@rD Be 9dmt tie.
Sie grDBte GreuSe 5ereitete ben gor=
ftebern Der vSnoiana Sruit Co." aber
folsenber Is5rief, ben Elm 4nabe, Der
beute Wor9en Elm Spareonto erDffnete,
9errn So5n q. Gren3el iibergab:
Wertber 6err!
SD bin elm &nabe bon 13 Sabren
unb babe nur $40 eripart. SD leae
bieielben in Sbre 8anf unb beitebe
barauf, baB iie bort bleiben. SD babe
feline Nn9ft.
Omen 6. poiep."
uebrigens nerlautete beute aus siems
lid fi9erer Sueue, oaB
qetpiffe g dull Prineis
paIinnen iir bic Panif
perantwortli9
su 6alten ieien. 9enn biefelben bats
ten am Montag Mor9en f9on ni6ts
eiliger au tbun, Gig ben ibnen itnter-
ftellten 2ebrerimen, tpelbe @elber in
Der @parbanf batten, ben Hatb su
qeben, f9leunigft bortbin su ellen unb
Die @elber au beben. SbatidAli9 mar
benn aud Der Inbrang bon 2ebr-
perional in Der @parbant am Wontag
Na9mittng elm ungeu6bnli6 GROCER.
gDober bic betr. principalinnen ibre
Weisbeit (g) sei90pft baben mbgen
e finb befannt), bas uiro oielei6t
ipdter ermittelt tperben.
s,nnte Qaunbrn.-familien=NGffle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26

Tim ette Grfdltmn9 in etnem Gage
40 fttrtrea
nebnle 2aratipe Bromo anirine Tablets:
Mlle Drugsiften eritatten bas @eIb 3iriif,
ruenn iie 1ieht furiren 6. g8. @rope's l1nters
idrift 1T auf ieber S9a4teI. rs Gents
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26

s,ome 2aunbrp. .-6amilien=W dfhe.
prOmpte Nblieferung. pbone 1928.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
vYarFfal."

Seute besean Der ausemeine 8ertauf be'
Gite.
Williams news., 1904-12-03
For Preservation of Prehistoric Ruins

Special instructions have been received by forest officers to protect prehistoric ruins found within for est reserves, and to prevent the de- struction or removal of any found on government land
 The interior department, while appreciating the importance of aid- ing in every possible way all ex- aminations and collections of ob- jects of interest upon the public domain, which are undertaken for the benefit of recognized scientific and educational institutions, at the same time is endeavoring to effect ually protect ruins and dwellings from ruthless spoilation by parties plying a trade in such matters.
 It is directly to the interest of the community where such ruins are found to assist in their protec- ton, to maintain such curiosities for the general public, as public attention is drawn to such places by their being kept intact.
Williams news., 1904-12-03
The Santa Fe Taxes

Territorial Treasurer Kirkland yesterday made an apportionment of the Santa Fe-Pacifc taxes among the northern counties through which that road passes. The amount of the taxes received from the road is S67 ,67S.45, and it will be divided among the counties as follows: Apache, $9, ,534; Navajo, $1O,OO2.13; Coconino, $1S,665.5O; Yavapai$1O,- 597,65; Mohave, $1S,S79,17.
 Drafts for the amount due each of the counties were sent to each yesterday. The treasurer is hope full that he will receive back about $S,695.95. That is the amount these northern counties owe the ter ritory in interest on funding bonds. That is all of them is owing inter- est except Yavapai. The treasurer is gently reminding them of the debt by sending each county's share in two drafts One for the amount of the interest due from that county and the other for the balance of the county's share of the Santa Fe tax. In his letter of transmissal the treasurer suggests that the former draft might with propriety be re- turned to the territorial treasury Republican, Nov. 30.
Williams news., 1904-12-03

Owing to the fact that new shaft was being put in to connect both dynamos at the light plant, and that the work was not com pleted Wednesday, that evening the town was without electric lights. Heretofore the plant has been com posed of one dynamo, which was operated by steam engine. The owners recently decided to make some material improvements that they might be able to tide them selves through any dry season, and also be able at all times to operate the plant. The water question be- ing a serious one, gas producing and engine were installed at great cost and with a new dyna- mo are now being placed in work ing order. A large general shaft had to be put in, to which both en- zines and both dynamos are belted, and it was this that caused the Wednesday.
Williams news., 1904-12-03

IF we live till the time the next legislature meets and are not killed off before the close of the session, upon our return to Williams we will probably write what may be an interesting story. It is we'll known fact that almost every jour- neyman printer has at some time during bis career been tourist" :" We are no exception to the rule, and we believe we can write an article that will be most instructive and interesting, under the title of From the Road to the Legisla- ture
Williams news., 1904-12-03

ARIzoNA's new attorney general, Judge J. H. Kibbey, is getting into the harness in good style. Last week Attorney o. Gibson, repre- senting Attorney General Kibbey, served a writ of mandamus on the board of supervisors of Cochise county which has for its purpose the forcing of the collection from the Copper Queen company of back taxes, claimed to be due the terri tory, in the sum of $99, ,391 .33. The suit will be heard at the approach ing term of the district court, which meets this month
Williams news., 1904-12-03

R. R. Powers, proprietor of the Cottage House, after an absence of almost two months, returned. on No. 2 Wednesday evening to the city. Mir. Powers, who has been a sufferer for years from acute rheu- matism, having tried every known remedy without getting relief, de- cided to close up his place here, go somewhere and try cure after his own ideas His choice of towns fell on Yuma and the treatment-star- vation. He tells us that he tried that system once before, but went at it too hurriedly, as during his two weeks fast he lost seventeen pounds. This time he used more judgment, and while his fast lasted just forty days he only lost sixteen pounds. MT. Powers, since his re- turn, seems to be much improved and tells us that this is the first time within the past seven years that he has been free from rheuma- tism, and that he believes he has attained permanent cure. He is still weak and thin, but that is to be expected under the circumstances.
 Mrs. James Wallace and family departed last Monday for San Pedro, where they will reside in the future. Mir. Wallace preceded his family some weeks, having pur- chased home and prepared it for their coming. Their residence prop erty here was sold to Mir. George Patterson at good figure.
Williams news., 1904-12-03
BANKERS AT CANYON Jacob Schiff, Millionaire, and
 Party Here Yesterday

Jacob Schiff, the millionaire many times over, and the party of friends who are accompanying him on his transcontinental trip, arrived here yesterday afternoon en route to the Canyon after a visit at Los Angeles and other coast points. Aecompa- nying Mir. Schiff were Sir Ernest Cassell, his son, Valentine, of Lon don; M. J. Bonn of New York city, and Maj Gen. James H. Wilson of Wilmington, Del.
 The party were travelling in a special train of four cars, and will return here this evening and con tinue east by way of the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific to New Or leans, thence to Washington and New York.
 The Santa Fe railroad, the bonds of which are held to the extent of something near to $25, 100000 by Jacob Schiff and some of his asso- ciates, has made preparation to take the best care of the party, ,>and will run them through in record breaking time.
 It is generally believed by fnan- ciers and prominent railroad off, cials that Jacob Schiff and his friends are killing two birds with one stone on their trip and that with pleasure comes the eye for business.
 The way western railway affairs have been shaping themselves dur ing the past several years and the fact that Schiff has recently made large investments through the firm of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,, in western railroad stocks leads to this suppo sition.
Williams news., 1904-12-03
Election of Officers

Thursday evening at a meeting of Grand Canyon Lodge, No. IA, Knights of Pythias, officers for the ensuing year were elected and will enter upon. their duties the first meeting night after January 1st:
 C. C.-Geo. Baumgartner.
 V. C.-F. R. Nellis.
 M. of W.-John P. Doyle.
 Prelate-E. G. Dubois.
 M of E.-Jacob Salzman.
 K. of R. and S.-F. w. Smith.
 M. at A.-C. M. Thomas.
Williams news., 1904-12-03

c. A. NEAL of the WILLIAMS NEWS was elected to the lower house of the legislature by the votes of the people of Coconino county-by a big majority at that-but he is be- ing badly defeated by the newspa- pers of the territory, all but four or five, in their published list of mem bers, giving the office to his oppo- nent. It is to be hoped that they will see the error of their way and give him the eongratulation to which he is entitled from his brother scribes. News Herald.
 We had noticed the error, Brother Perkins; but didn't desire to call attention to the fact, knowing that 1t would be corrected when we came to Phoenix in January.
Williams news., 1904-12-03
Another Tie Vote
Sition.

It has just been discovered that the election for a joint councilman for Pima and Santa Cruz resulted in a tie F. w. Dickerman, the re- publican candidate, received a ma jority of AZ in Pima county, and word has just come from Santa Cruz that the official count there gave A. c. Bernard, the democratic candidate, majority of AZ. This situation may break up the tie which it was supposed to exist in the council.
 There is a good deal of specula- ton as to what will be done in case the tie in the south is not broken by a recount. There can be no election ordered until a vacancy occurs. and there can be no vacan- cy until the end of the present legislature, which will not occur until the 18th of January. Until that time the joint councilman will be Joe Corbett of Tucson.
 It has been. suggested that Mir. Corbett might relieve the situation somewhat by resigning at once, so creating a vacancy, to fill which the governor could order a special election at once.
Williams news., 1904-12-03
A. E. Church Notes.

Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.; sub- ject, "Hezekiah Reopens the Tenn pie. ? Chron. 29:1S-31.
 Morning service at II; text, Rom. Al. Blessed are they whose iniqui- ties are forgiven and whose sins are covered.
 Mothers Jewels, 2:3O pm. Epworth League at 6:45 pm. ; topic. Worshiping in spirit and in truth. Psa. 100:1-5.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:3O pm.
 E. G. DECKER, Pastor.
Williams news., 1904-12-03

THE Flagstaff Gem of last week published what purported to be the official count of the votes ca ast in this county at the recent election. The Coconino Sun, which is pub lished two days later, evidently copied the totals given in the Gem in order to save time in adding up the votes. We desire to inform both of the papers that their addi- tion is "away off," and that they had better add up again and pub fish correct table for the informa tion of their subscribers.
Williams news., 1904-12-03

THERE is every indication that the bullion tax law will bob up and be passed at the coming session of the legislature. Many think that it is only just that the producing mines should pay fair rate on their product.
Williams news., 1904-12-03
Letter List,

The following is the list of letters remaining uncalled for at the postoftice, Williams. Ari- zona, for the week ending Dec 3, 1904. These letters will be sent to the dead letter office Dec 2i, 1904, if not called for before that time: Flavin, VI Smith, J B Gonzales, F. Thompson, Vim Hall, Fred WilliamS Cora McClain, Jim
 Persons calling for the above letters should say advertised" F. w. SMITH
 Postmaster.
Williams news., 1904-12-03
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, I9O4

WILLIAMS is certainly a most healthful place in which to live. Usually at this time of year there is more or less sickness everywhere, but in Williams for over a week past the hospital has not had an inmate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-18
TAKOMA PARK NEWS.
Funeral Services Over Remains Of Mrs.
Mary Helm Wilson.


Funeral services were held this afternoon
at 2 o'clock over the remains of Mrs Mary
Helm Wilson al the residence of her SON.
in-law. Hervey s. Knight. Piney Branch
road, Takoma Park. Rev. Donald Mcleod
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Of
which church the deceased had been a
member for half a century, officiated. He
pastor of the Takoma Presbyterian Church.
The casket was completely hidden be-
meath beautiful floral pieces sent by rela-
tives and friends. The palIbearers We're
Mr.. l.. B. Burdette. Mr. David Bissett, Mr.
c. NJ. Davis, Mr.. Charles Helm, Mr. Octav-
ius Knight, jr., and Mr.. E. s. Clarkson
The interment was private in Rock Creek
cemetery.
Word has been received in Takoma an
nCuncing the illness of Mrs w. c. Palmer
of Maple avenue. Mrs. Palmer is visiting
relatives in Baltimore, and was expected to
return at an early date.
The Christian Endeavor Society held its
regular meeting last evening at 6:30 O'Clock
in the chapel Of the Presbyterian Church.
The meeting was addressed by Miss Cora
Whitmer, her subject being, How Nav /
Overcome My Teplptations?'
Mrs. George a. Warren is slowly recover
ing from her recent attack of pneumonia.
Mr. Carroll Hayden, who has been i'll at
his residence on Carroll avenue, has entire
ly recovered and Is about again.
Mr.. Cassell Severance and family of Car
roll avenue and Mr.. George Miller of North
Takoma have returned. after an absence
of two months in Arizona and California
Ex-Mayor S. s. Shedd has Joined his fam
lily in Denver, Col, where they are spending
the winter,