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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-18

washington. May T.-Chicago batted
Dunlile out Of the box IN the third
innlng and defeated Washington, Ma
son who relieved Dunkle, did well un-
all the last inning owen was effective
at critical times. Attendance 5'No.
X. II, Il.
Washington n't, '''' '''''' '''''''9 %
Chicago @, ,,,., s.ss'''s's 's''''''''''' :" "
Batterics--Dunklc, Mason ana TT
rcdge; owen and sullivan.
Boston, May ia batting rally In the
eighth inning gave Cleveland another vie.
tory over Boston today. turner played
a brilliant fielding game Tor Cleveland
Attendance, 100, Score:
Boston 900, .''s -''' - ''''''''''''a =
Cleveland ,,.,,',t '''"''''' ''''''''''o
Battcres--Young and Criger; Donahne
and Bemls.
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ReilIy's Indians Took First Game
From WilmOt's Gold
Diggers.
SIELOFF AND BURNS COME.
"Fighting Dutchman" Goes to Ogden
TO Complete His Training
Yesterdays Canes.
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays game at Boise ended badly
for Salt Lake. The team from this town
was four to the good in the ninth. Jensen
was In the box FIRST but was unsteady
and gave many passes, lie was taken
out and replaced by Tozer who did pref
ty well until the last inning when he was
batted all over the lot. In addition to the
batting, Bruyette at short made q bad
rumble of a ball and before the Infants
got through they scored eight runs.
MoFarlan started out for the Babies.
but he was hit pretty freely and his
place taken by Wright The game was
slow and undressing The score fol-
lows,
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MINERS WE'RE DEFEATED.
Quick Essayed 10 pitch for Butte and
was hit Hard.

Spokane May iT--Each pitcher had a
bad inning today. but spokane hit the
batting was the feature. Score;
II. II. II.
SPOKANE .,. 900 ,s,s - ''''''''''''''e - a
Butlo sss sns ttts '''ssfs's''s'''s'fs -
Batteries. Damman and stoneyi Quick
and Swindels.
tmpire-Sharp.
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Portland, Or. May 1.-THE Telegram
says, II is reasonably certain that by
the end Of the week d. r. Dugdale Of
Seattle will have assumed full manage
ment Of the Portland baseball team, al
though not of It's financial affairs. AS
the way things stand n the present time,
II Is understood TO be the plan to have
Ferd Ely resign as manager, Following
which the president will appoint Dugdalc.
Unless plans change # Is understood that
Ben Ely win retain his interest In the
club and continue as president, although
he has offered TO sell his holdings should
anyone be DESTROYS TO make the pur-
chase.
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Pittsburg
New York

Chicago. May 1.-THE locals were out
halted and outhclded today, but were
lucky In punching hits IN the sixth and
ninth innings. O'Nels catching. Strangs
1cldng and Kings terrific drive 20 the
club house for a home run were the
featurog. Attendance, 1900, Score:
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pAc1F1c coAsY LEAauE.

Sioux City-sioux City-Colorado Springs
game postponed. wet grounds.
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We've got ourselves a broad-brlmmed
hat, for settn' In the sun; we've went
and bought a patent book; Ter scqrln' run
by run; and we vii lhave a cushion sea- +,
Iras goin' TO root when Forsyth's In the
game Were reading all the .rooter'S
slang in papers big and small we Y
tech 'em up with something new and
make the boys play ball yer uncles hy,Sdl
came-now watch yer Uncle Ira root
when Forsyths in the game'-Forsyth
Times,
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Chicago
BROOKLYN

Chicago ,..u,., ,... ''s''''''.'''e .
Brooklyn .', ".'' '"''' '''''','''''o L
Batteries-L undgren and o'Neil; Gro
min and Bergen
Umpire Moran
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg. MAY 17.-McGnnity had
pittsburg at his mercy and with excel
lent support, put them out almost in
one. two, three order throughout the
game. Philippe pitched a good game,
: at was hit az times when hits meant
X. "A. h.
Pittsburg ,,,,, ., 80, - '''''''''''V =
New Y Ork .,,, .. go, 's'''s'''' s''''s "a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ann Phelps, Nc
Glnnity and warner
Umpircs-J ohnstone and ODay
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At st. Louls-st Louis-Philadelpha
Game postpOned, rain.
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Omaha. May l7.-pfelster was a wizard
for the visitors today, but the home team
bunched their hits on Dlehl, stor.ng four
runs i'm the eighth. The grounds were
muddy, making perfect playing lmpossl-
II. H. Il,
omaha ..,., .s.',, '''''''' ''''''''0 y
st. Joseph ,..,,s.. ,s.s,. .'s's'''''''E
Batterics-Pfe and Gonding; Diehl
and Mcconnell
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Cincinnati --Clnclnnati.B game
postponed, wet grounds
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Des Moines, la, May 11,-Errors lost
today's game for Des Moines. The game
was pitchers battle, Des Moines had a
man on second and third In the ninth
with one out, but could not score. At
n. H. n.
Denver ,,,,.,,, ''.' - ''''''''''''""d 70
DcS MONIES ,.t.s''''s 's'''''''''s''''
Batterles-Cushman and Clark; Vollen-
dorf and Lucia.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

NOT GiLLESPIE'S PARTNER.-EU y.
Messy, whose death was announced YES
/ tefoay. was not the former partner OF
!. n Gillespie. He was a brother OF
Lewis p. Kelsey.
MAYOR VETOES RESOLUTION
MAYOR Morris yesterday vetoed the ordf-
| nance which says that electric signs shall
/ not extend over sidewalk more than
ten feet. He stated that this was too
| snort thirteen feet being his idea of the
! correct length.
BOARD EXAMINES BIDS.-The state
BOARD OF examiners yesterday afternoon
opened bids for supplies and printing for
I me next session % the state legislature
4 ne secretary OF state will tabulate the
Po ios ana the board will meet again on
-Aohoay morning 10 let contracts.
WAS NOT vACCINATED- Sarah How
etis OF l3i South Fourth East street is
reported as i'll with the smallpox The
patient had not been vaccinated.
TOM KING TO HAVE JURY TRIAL
ON hing IS going 10 have a trial with
all the trimmings when the case of
petit larceny now pending against him
comes up. Kings attorney Yesterday
made the announcement in police court
mat MS client desired twelve good and
true men 10 try him. The trial was set
Tor y. m. Tuesday.
TO GIVE INTERCHANGEABLE Of
LICeFs OF the thirteenth ward Sabbath
school are arranging 70 give a musical
entertainment in their school Thursday
evening. Dec. Is.
SALT LAKE ARREST GETS TERM
chief Of Police W. J. Lynch has received
word that Arthur t. Smith. alias HamfI-
TON VINO was arrested in Salt Lake by
the chief and Captain J. 3. BJlrbidge for
forgery, pleaded guilty when arraigned i'm
nlontown. Pa. and was sentenced TO six
years in the Pennsylvania state prison.
Ire letter comes from Detective Alex
MACBETH of CniOntown. who SAYS that
smith forged checks aggregating $3.S25-
TRANSFERRED TO INFANTRY-Pri-
waite Thomas Clark, Twelfth battery. field
artillery, Fort Douglas, Utah. has been
transferred 10 company r. Twenty-ninth
infantry. Official word of Private Clark's
transfer came in the official military or
oers Of Saturday. Nov 20
LOCAL EAGLES ELECT OFFICERS
ne following officers were elected by
Sait Lake aerie No o., Fraternai Order
Of Eagles. at the last meeting: President
e. ID: Truman; worthy chaplain W. NJ
Luqdington; worthy secretary. 4. Bern
stem; worthy treasurer. Del Wilson: wOr-
my conductor, V J. Sowadyslci: worthy
inside guard, J. s. Ebert: worthy outside
guard, A. j. Pfeffer; trustees Albert
derz. ID. {. Staley. p. II. Riley; aerie ply
Slclan. Or. Alvah Lewis; musician, 2 \
COOK. Two candidates were initiated and
several applications were received.
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PERSONAL.

y II Clark Of Mackay. Ida, is at tho
Kenyon
/. H. Han and wife Of Trinidad are al
the kenyon.
T. NJ Lockhart of Park City is at the
Kenyon.
William Workman Of Telluride is at the
Cullen.
o. y. Brown and wife Of Denver are al
the cullen.
A. IL Butter OF San Francisco is al
the Wilson
r. Harvey and wife of Cripple Creek
Colo. are at the Wilson
J. J: Nunna and wife of Provo are at
the Wilson
Captain Garfield of England is at the
knutsford.
Fontaine Flament of Lille France, is
at the knutsford.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cohn and Miss Myra
b. CChn of New York are at the knuts-
ford
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NEWS FROM COAL CAMPS.
General Manager williams Speaks
of Mining Industry.

General Manager II. @. Williams Of
the Utah Fuel company returned yes
terday from Carbon county after an
absence of two weeks in the coal
camps Speaking OF conditions there.
Mr.. Williams said the mines were run
ming regularly and that the total out
put of coal for the year would be
creditable in spite Of the fact that the
strike interfered materially with the
industry early in the year.
Some of the strikers are still on
the ground" Mr.. Williams said. ina re-
ply 20 a question. They are going out
gradually with the aid of the labor
organizations. but some of them seem
20 have no desire 10 move out Just
how they live is not clear. OF course
some Of them had considerable money
saved up-from $500 10 s3,G0O-when the
trouble began They have been living
on these savings OF years In addition
20 this. they get aid from the labor
organizations and some Of them put
-n part OF their time hunting
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS MEET
Annual Convention Now in SEES
sion al Ogden.
DETAILS OF THE PROGRAMME
PRESIDENT SILVER TOO III. TO
BE PRESENT.

Ogden, Dec. 1.-The seventeenth an
nual meeting of the Utah State sun
day School association convened to-
night in the Baptist church. There
were about fifty delegates from outside
Of Ogden. every section of the state
being represented, and the delegates
being composed of mem bers Of the diff
ferent evangelical churches. The
church was crowded and very inter
esting opening session was held DR..
Z. V. Silver. the president. was report
ed as quite i'll at his home in Salt Lake
with pneumonia, and Professor j. A.
Smith, the vice president, was in the
moderator's chair. Good music WAS
furnished by the Baptist choir. g'he
nrst exercise, after the preliminary mu-
sic and devotional exercises, was the
recital of scriptural memory verses by
various delegates. This was followed
by an interesting essay on Work
Among the Children OF. India by Miss
simmons of Five Points. who lived in
the far east for a number Of years
The final three-quarters Of an hour
was devoted to The Teachers Round
Table in the course of which numer-
Gus questions relating to methods of
organization and teaching. as we'll as
other branches Of Sunday school work
were asked and answered. The exercise
brought out very interesting discus
siens.
A. D. Parkhurst OF Salt Lake was
chosen recording secretary and the fol-
lowing committees were appointed:
On N0minations-Rev Wildman Muir
ply. T. n. Gilbert. Mrs. c. c. Shaw.
on Programme. A. Smith MEs. r.
T.. Shepherd Miss Alice IseIs4N-
On ResOlutions-W. L. Underwood,
Mrs. G. w Martin. Mrs Briggs.
On Press-A. d. Parkhurst. Thomas
Weir.
The programme for the convention
work tomorrow is:
9 a. m.-Song and praise service.
S:l5-" Special Days Miss Iseley Of
Provo
9i45-"The Mothers Part in sunday
School" Mrs. Orbison, Corinne.
10-Primary conference
ca How 20 prepare lesson.
(b) How to- present lesson.
tc) The cradle roll
cd Music.
This conference is in charge of Mrs.
Shepard and VIII be addressed bv
many Of Utah's most successful pri-
mary workers from different parts OF
the state, and other delegates.
11-"Open Parliament: How Can
Sunday School Work BE Improved -
ca suggestions from the pastors.
(b) suggestions from workers and
other laymen
1l.45-'What We Are Trying to Ac-
complish iH our sunday School Class
Mrs. Igieheart, Salt Lake City.
A f+a,,,ooy,
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THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN
BELL TELEPHONE co.
HAS

1850 RESIDENCE subscribers in salt
Lake.
$500 BUSINESS subscribers in Salt
Lake.
go NEW ORDERS on hand Nov. Is,
1904.
The last underwriters count shows
a total OF 9.lSI residence i'm Salt Lake.
equal TO one telephone IN every other
residence.
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Mercantile company OF Boston. which tho
poStoftlce department has pronounced a
fraudulent concern
The president OF the company is George
r Strings. and the secretary is Guy 4.
Suhlnes. The latter was arrested lust
after the fraud order was issued early in
October on the charge of using the mails
20 promote swindle. The scheme is on
the get-ricb-quick order. the company
taxing weekly payments from its alleged
QupeS ana promising to return them dia-
monds Of much greater value than the
aggregate OF the payments. or in lieu of
diamonds, returning 80 per cent more
money
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KNIGHT


KNIGHT PYTHIAN DIES-Robcrt
Shelton. one Of the pioneer residents Of
this city and prominent knight Pyth-
ian, passed away at 1920 this morning az
his residence. Az West Third South
street Death was due TO cancer The
deceased was - years old and for more
than twenty years had been employed al
the Knights OF PyIhias hall A widow
and several children survive Funeral
services will be held at go O'Clock sun
dag afternoon AT Castle hail, and will be
under the auspices Of the Knights OF
Pythias
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SURE CURE ZOE PILES.

Itching piles produce moisture and cause
itching This FORM as well as blind.
bleeding or protruding piles. are cured by
Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy. Stops itch
ing and bleeding. Absorbs tumors. soc a
jar al druggists. or sent by mail. Treatise
free. Write me about your case. DR..
BOsanko Philadelphia, Pa NeiGen-Judson
Co. Distributors.
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LETTER WAS FOR JACOBS.
Directed to Diamond Contract
Man Denied Use of Mail.

Former Postmaster General John Wan
amaker,s correspondent in Salt Lake City
who did not receive D. letter written TO
him by Nanamaker. which was returned
10 Wanamaker marked fraudulent Is
r. b. Jacobs, agent for the Preferred
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81 to Sc Women's shoes-s8 as

Five hundred pairs of Women's
Shoes 81. s. and S. grades, today-$5.4 a.
AT WALKERS.
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MuSic and Drama


The deepest and saddest Of tragedies.
Tess. of the ID Urbervilles'' was Flor
ence Roberts play last night and she was
me same strongly emotional actress
throughout. The play has been seen in
salt Lake too many times to need much
comment but IL is only fair 20 Miss Rob
erts former support to say that Ii was
not as well done last night as ii has
Teen ID the past The comparison must
be maze between Melbourne McDowaU
strong and capable as ne *. and Hobart
Bosw0Tth. and the credit must be given
10 bOSWOrth. In the terrible drunken
scene IN the last act the work of the
TWO men IS not in any respect cOmpar-
able The finished acting of ROswOrth
was so far superior 10 that given by Nc
Dowail last night that TO those who had
Witnessed both productions the entire last
act was unsatisfactory.
Luclus Henderson As Angel Claire was
the same stolid kind Of lover he always
Is. never once enlisting The sympathy Of
me audience. and always seeming to lack
a place TO put himself. The minor parts
were all well done. the intoxicated maiden
by Adele Worth being especially well and
not ovcrdone. Tonight the company will
ne seen IN Marta OF the Iowlands'' With
McDoWail as Mepehch. This afternoon
the bin will be The Adventure of Lady
Ursula.
The sale Of seats for Thomas Jefferson
IN Rip Van Wrinkle viii open this morn
ing ana the indications are they will be
M good demand
Who's Brown That is the question
that has been agitating the public mind
Tor the past week or two. ana the re0uis-
re answer Will be given at the Salt Lake
theatre next Thursday evening when this
laughing comedy wifi be presented for
the first time in Salt Lake.
Florence Roberts will conclude her en-
s3gement for this season at the Salt
Lake theatre today with matinee per
tormance OF The Adventure of Lady
rsua' and a night performance of
Marta Of the L0wlands Guimera's
charming romance of Spain which is one
of the best in her repertoire Miss Rob
Srts Will appear az Marta and Melbourne
MacDOweH as the shepherd Manelich.
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John Jarrington's stable Carriages.
stylish light livery ard boarding.
Phone 273.
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no CURE a GOLD I'M ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If il
fails to cure. l. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
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BODIES WASHED ASHORE.

Tiliamook. Ore. Dec Two bodies
supposed 60 be from the Inflated schooner
Webfoot have been washed ashore above
Nehalem
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20 Manufaeturing stationerv

Plant has been added by the Pembroke
Stationery Co. Firs;-class Bank. Com
morcial and Mining Company bust
ness. "A ". I'd So. st. Phones 75S.
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81 to So Women's shoes-s8.45.

Five hundred pairs of Women's
Shoes. 81. s. and SO grades. today-Ssf 5
At WALKERS
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DIR. T. NJ. KeysOr's method or filling
S~osS rs painless. l62 Main street. Auer-
zach building. Telephone 1920 X.
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The Ladies' Aid society Of he First
Baptist church viii close their Hand
kerchief ana Christmas Novelty Sale
today at Greenewald's furniture store.
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Royal Bread won us popularity on
merit. Ali grocers sell II. None gem
uine without our label with the crown
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Honest Plumbers.
Mndern Plnnbinp

81. Higley g. Co. 100 East First
b. Phone TO- Electric wiring.
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Al moderate prices. George G. Doyle &
CO., ~ state street Phone 1872
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". ~ williams the carpenter makes
sne repairs ANYTHING 10 wood work.
ahop y ,. STATE. Ben zl4g X, IND, III
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vidually to a cause akin to that for
which our ancestors, known and un-
named. have bled and died The cause
Of our religion has had it's valiant ne
roes as brave as any who have sacri-
feed their lives in behalf of country.
And 10 the continuation of this, our
Judaism, you a congregation III Israel,
priding yourselves in your name 'Bnai
Israel, and 7, a follower and seeker
after truth do on this day dedicate our
lives and efforts to preserve its name
and fame unsullied. Verify may we ex-
claim with IsraeTs far-famed psalmist,
This is the day which God has made;
let us rejoice and be glad on it,.
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Address to CONDENSATION

Rabbi FIeund closed with, this peror-
alton:
So let us work together. understand
ing each others aims, striving to at
tain to some noble heights. And as we
go hand in hand overcoming difficulties
that may beset our paths may there
be true harmony i'm this house and
home of B'nai Israel And in our con-
SecratinE service of dedication let us
kindle and relight our holy lamp with
the burning fervOr 10 benefit mankind;
with hndled taper let us infuse new
life to dedicate This lay to the cause Of
our religion and Of humanity: and. as
l would assume the sacred trust you
repose in me may it fall to my lot to do
well in the furtherance of all of our
combined noble aims May all of US
with united efforts strive to do our al
lotted tasks with willing hearts, and
as we achieve success may we ever re-
member that we are parts of the great
ordered universe. which sing i'm chorus
the praises Of him who said the word
and the world came into being"
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DIAMOND coal.

Sold only by Citizens Coal company.
" West Second South. Tel. ~.
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Afternoon.

1:30-Song service.
I;45-" Round rable-The Superiaten-
dent. Thomas Weir, Salt Lake City.
2;l5-Fiedges for coming year.
2.30-Election # officers.
Reports Of committees.
Adjournment
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TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT. Of
Ulcers of the Thirteenth ward Sabbath
scnoOl are arranging 70 give a musical
entertainment in their school Thursday
evening. Dec. 15
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TRANSFERRED TO INFANTRY.-P
waite Thomas Clark, Twelfth battery. field
artillery, Fort Douglas. Utah. has been
transferred 10 company r, Twenty-ninth
infantry. Official word of Private C,larIx's
transfer came in the official military or
ders Of Saturday. Nov IS
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The sale Of seats for Thomas Jefferson
IN Rip Van Wrinkle viii open this morn
ing and the indications are they will be
IN good demand
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-26

sonville upon information furnished by
Chief Sweeny.
The sewer break on Bay street, near
Canal street, which was discovered late
Saturday night. is being repaired. The
public works department put a force
of hands to work yesterday morning.
There were two or three minor breaks
discovered yesterday, but the break on
Bay street was the only one of any con-
sequence.
Weighing each a half pound, large,
handsome and delicious are the peaches
raised this year by Patrolman Kier-
nan at No. II Thirty-second street,
west. These peaches are open stone,
juicy and perfect in every way. Sa-
Vannah peaches are as fine as any
grown, and the crop is increasing ev-
erv year.
The Sunday-schooI of the Lutheran
Church of the Ascension will give a
moonlight ride round the bell buoy on
the steamer Clifton tonight. The boat
will leave the foot of Whitaker street
at S:15 o'clock and return about II.
Refreshments are to be served, the
proceeds of the ride to be devoted to
missionary work.
Division No. of the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians will hold its annual out
ing and picnic to-day at Tybee. Be-
sides the members of the division and
their friends, the Ladies Auxiliary
will accompany them. All of the other
divisions of the order will be well rep
resented on the outing. The commit
tee having The making of arrangements
in charge has made elaborate plans
and pleasant outing is assured all
who attend. There have been a large
number of tickets sold, and the indi-
cations are that the picnic will be well
attended.