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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-23

language: Wherefore. thus saith the
Lord: / have led this people forth out OF
the land Of Jerusalem, by the power OF
righteous branch, from the fruit Of the
loins Of Joseph. Wherefore, ], the Lor !
God, will not suffer that this people shall
do like unto them of old. Wherefore. my
brethren, hear me and hearken to the
word Of the Lord; for there shall not any
man amonk You have save 1t be ons
wife: and concubines he shall have none.
For I, the Lord. delighteth IN the chas-
tity of woman.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-23
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-23

Emil Oberho Descnts Upon the Good Musical Taste Of Mime
apois-He Says We Are Acquiring Reputation Most
Critical Exacng Lot Of Music Lovers-Dga Specialists
Real Pianists
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
FRUIT or 4 TREE is SOAP.

Frank ". Mahin, the United stats
consul at Nottingham. England. send,
a COPY of the LEICESTER Hosiery IraIc
Journal which contains an account ot
am enterprise in Algeria 10 manuiac.
-ure natural soap on q large scale
from a tree known as sapiudas uliIiis
This plant. which has long been
tnuwn in Japan, China ana lulia
bears a fruit about the size Of horsa
chestnut. smooth and round. The COL
or varies from a yclIowish green to
brown The inner part is Of a darh
color and has an oily kernel. The
tree bears fruit in It's sixth year aud
yields fro mdry-dve to 22o pounds 81
fruit. which can easily Dee harvested
in the fall
Ey using water of alconol the 5a.
ronacocus ingredient of the fruit is
extracted. The cost Of production Is
said to Dee small aul .hc soap on ace
count Of possessing no alkaline quail
tics. is claimed 20 be superior to the
ordinary soap Of commerce
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
TO WE'D NEXT JANUARY
Dauohter of Old Cairo Engineer WiJt
Marry sunny jim in
January,

On account Of dull business on the
Cairo division, several more young
engineers have been set back g tr,
ing ana have taken the old passenger
runs they formerly aeid says the
nanyiue Press Among ihe number
IS Jimmy Andrus, sometimes called
The dl engineer Nr Audrus made
his appearance in this city Thursday
on the engine drawing train 4 from
Mt. Carmel Nh Auirus has MANY
friends in Danyilla who will Inc siad
tl SEQ him again since mis- promo
tton year ago he has not been on
this end of the division but once.
The recent report that be was 10
become a benedict was confirmed by
hin and Ne states that the date "
et ion next january The daush cr
Of an cid Cairo engineer is 70 hc-
come sunny jim bride
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
MAKING ARRANGEMENTS
Elks Are Already Planning to Attend
the Big Reunion Next
Month.

There Win probably bo twenty-five
or thirty Cairo Elks who will go %
Cincinnati next month to attend the
big annual rclinion of the order from
July 1928
Plans ami ARRANGEMENTS for the
trim arl already being talked of ana
r. rate Of Sl0.2J for the round trip has
been procured. good goiug July -, III
II and is with return limit 70 July %
An effort is being made ana Will
probably be- successful 10 procure q
special standard Pullman sleeping
car ON the Illinois Central or Mobile
and Ohio which win run through to
Cincinnati on the Big Four witho"
change
on The return trip stopoycr at ~.
Louis will probably be procured ale
lowing the Elfs an opportunity 10
visit fha Worlds fair
Mr. Do II Halliday. exalted ruler OF
.na local lodge viii go as a represent
5tiye from Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
ALCOHOL GOOD
IN ALL FEvERS
As Perdigested Food It Passes
Unchanged to the
Tissues,

Alcohol contains uo nitroson. /,
therefore can never ana does never
produce ussue lls food value ae
ponds exclusively oa i production 81
energy and tho first mdispulable fact
its chat aclohol can bg burnt within
the body II may therefore hp food
and in feyors il - probably the most
valuable tooa tbat can be given rs d
patient for in fever one cannot digest
an4 alcohol needs no digestion ii is
So 10 spea & prchges.et fuo ana
passe, unchanged NJ th. acs
there 4 once tl "a uallca Waat are
the fact ia beH-hs
1, has hau oNpHlmeut@lly proved
net once u.t o@toa. HatlnHy country
or continent but ia phg i0.oaical lab.
aratauga an over jhe vo.l nat ii
health only about one ANA hall
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
KISSED HIS BABIES.

the IaucsborJ correspondent 20 The
Anna Talk says
1--WE Witnessed q nice litt cpl le
lat MONDAY which VIII ao TO print,
While passing fbc NJ Dc O. depot w0
4a4eol freight train coming AMI
9antDt to see IL pass Sam Fox a
brakeman was ON the engine ana
noticed him jump of but did not
know the cause until we saw his two
little eirfs standing on the platform
They had waik q OHf from Anna
shara ne lives. to bring him some
clean clothes He ran up 70 them, hug
4I ana kissed tha tegieriN and
Iae'.neIy as q du.iiul father should
asked about their mamma and other
family tie he hsI q package also
which be- exchanged with tham and
han sd The one hp got 10 VIII Back
the section foreman. and m3tioned
up thc track. DE sill talking and tho
train sIu pa Ing and going in speed
He looked lack AMI saw the caboo..
r0unFia- th. curve Kissed Dis babies
and made d. dash for The hind end
which he caught and iu turn grabne.
the bmlis up the track hell by Mr.
Back and was gone All this tool
place while the train &as passing
The little girls ana their papa e1ch
with lighter aud happier heart Sop
aratrd again for a time at least.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
WAS MAN MURDERED Z?
Something Mysterious About the
Death Of Ftoater Found at
Cape Girardeau,

The Cape Girardcau Democrat
SAWS
a,a,,r v.,y e,,ght II HI river
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mere la'' '.uI"'' ''''7 '''.N'
Rhodes. He had papers III bis p's|
els showing that he belonged 10 ST
Ioris Union Pressmsns association.
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pan" UP Po"'E III '"' NJ" ''' " '''',
Insurance company ior tNo thousand
dollars life insurance A coroner's
;,cpast u,s bald over The body. Tic
......r ,,.5,.t .bar
w. WY 81 5'''
rms man ma" 'ost "'S ii'' ~ '''""'
ing.
pc no"|' "a uie ''9' S.'-'s ~ ~,
composition was o"'lt" III ."' i'0
Jers heId. ne was q 1e'd '-'" '''' e
ded1 man ''"s no ''to7
me news oi ms "'s.''ii7' .71'''l'
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papers 'ouh" on u'0 p''S'" " "' '''''7,''
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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes Of Interest Relating to Citizens,
Their Friends and Rela'
tives.

MIR. ana Mrs. Jesse 0 Hunt are re-.
ported III.
Mr. L. Hunt, Of Dexter. Mo was
in the city We terday calling On
friends.
Master Hisey Woodward will spend
several days this week Win his faith
or at Anna, ILL.,
Mrs. q. c. Boyd, Of Wickliffc, Is at
ST. Mary's infrmary, where she will
undergo a surgical operation
Miss Minnie Sun will arrive today
from Linton, Ind, to spend a week
visiting her aunt, Mrs A. l.. Watson
of Sixteenth street
Mr.. ana Mrs. d Z Meyers returnes
Yesterday morning from an extended
trip to st. Louis ana other western
points. They also visited the Worlds
Fair.
Mr.. anu Mrs Y. Wilkinson. Of IL
Porte. Ind. are guests Of the former.
sister, Mrs = III Smyth, ihey nave
been visiting the Worlds fair ana will
spend couple of days IN Cairo
Mr.. VIII King, who has been at
tending school at Marion, Md. 5pen
Sunday here with his father Capt. }
w King lie left last night for -
Louis, where ne will make his nome
Mrs. J. f. Smith, Mrs. T \ BacI
ANA Miss Agnes Arnold, who nave
been guests of their sister Mrs q
w. Logan, Of 2i1l Walnut street lief
yesterday for their homes IN Butler
Mo,
AIr John Green, who has been visit
ing Mr.. Oris Hastings, returned e
his home in Rockford, ILL.,, yesterday
Mr. James Casey has returned iron
Alaska. where he has been In th
Klondike country
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
RAINFALL WAS HEAVY
Mercury Took d Drop Of Nineteen
Degrees in Ore Hours Time
Yesterday

There was a fairy large crowd "a
r. tors in cairo yesterday and they
we're treated TO various kinds Of wea'
thor
In the morning il va warm. aaI
uriug the day the mercury reaohe
s. degrees. At 1890 O'Clock rain be-
qln falling. hu, it stopped in a ieF
minutes only to commence again
about i clock. when it fell I'm tor
rents The mercury took a tumble ana
reached the IS mark during ihe after
noon. The rainfall amounted to l55
inches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
NEWS OF THE RIVERS
Conditions and Prospects as Shown
in the Government Report-Gen
eral News.
General River News.

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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
pERU's NEW PRESIDENT

By the Associated Press.
Lima. Peru. June 26.-Ami1 perfect
order 2.leo person Of all classes ID
Lima and the suburbs para c'
through the center Of the city To-Day
praelsiming General Nicolas de Peiro
Ia as candidate for the PRESIDENCY
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
Automobile FISHING Beats.

Fishermen on the lake Of Neuehatel
are using automobile boats. They are
driven by g bCnziue motor and liehted
bq cieetricitf Thes arc Cat -boftomed.
glide uGisclessiy over tie water. NJ
not frighten the FISH and are a great
Success
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
Rv Associated Press

London. June 27-The Time this
morning prints a ten column dis erta-
1 tIoa onrthe Ru. so-Japanese war by
(oun: Trlstoi. IN his most violent
STYLE. The trend Of the document IS
against all war. bat it S principally
thunaernils philippe again The
Rs;ssiaa. government and Russian Or
thodox church. and generally again
The exis.ing order OF things. .Tolstoi
SAYS the reservists throughout Russia
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27

The only American who ever wore
the Victoria Cross is Twin at Slough
ron. Mass. lie Is William seeley who
IN 1854 was aboard a British vessel at
simeneski. Jauan. ard saved The life
r the certain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
AUTOMOBILE COLLISION.
Rv Associated Press

Chicago. June While cro. iee
the racks of the hBr ra Elg.n ana
Chicago railroad iH Austin today be-
an automobile. George Dixon heal q
the q ofe OLSON company Wanuiac-
trfcrs of heatiH- apJaratg aai his
wife were killed iu collision vifi q
car Mrs. Dixon body was partly
burned by gasoline from the automo
bile that caught FIRE
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
. MENU FOR TODAY.

Monday, June 81.
Breakfast.
Fruit
Cereal Sugar and Cream
,Broled Tripe
Baked Potatoes
Thin Corn Bread CotIe.
Lunch.
Sliced Cold Beef with lIorseralish
WaIles Honey Cocoa
Dinner.
Nacaropi Soup
Beef and rutmatu Pie
Mashed Potatoes Spinach
Lettuce French Dressing
Waters Cheese
Lemon Suet Pudding
COnee,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
TEN MEN KILLED.


By the Associated "ress
KcmmcrcT. Wy0.. june 26.-lt IS r.
g0fscI that ten men lost their lives az
EeudaIs logging camp at the head.
waters Of Green river. by The bursting
Of a aue. The report cannot be ycri-
fed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
THREE RUSSIAN SHIPS
DESTROYED BY JAPS
Concluded from First Page)

Concluded from First Page)
ers and torpedo boats chased the Rus
siars and at $3.50 delivered The first
attack. in cons queuee OF which the
enemy was thrown into ii order
During the night eight separate at-
tacks were delivered hs1ug nnt,i
dawn Friday. In one Of the . assaults
the Chrataka twice f9rpadoed a hal.
tlsship Of the peresyiet type onl
sank her A barlesbip OF the acya5
tyne and cruiser OF the Diana ype
were disabled and t1cl away The
Russian vessel rcaHiered The harhor
Friday. Newspapers publish eo.os'-.
teal articles on Adm.ra. Toe3s
prompt action
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27

Many persons were delayed from
reaching Sportsman park yesterday
afternoon until after ihe baseball
game was commenced liy mi-Hap
Co a street car ON Commercial avenue
near Twenty street The car was
loaded and was pulling trailer when
the motor refused to work. delaying
two OF Ihree cars several minutes
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27

Ing at ST. Mays park "Wednesday
evening in honor of visitors.
Miss Eva kerth will entertain this
afternoon complimentary TO her
sgests the Misses Jenner. OF Evans,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
NEWS OF THE WEATHER
Results of Government Observations
With Prospects For Cairo and
Vicinity Today.
Washington Bulletin.

Washington Bulletin.
by the Associated Press
Washington, June e. Illinois
Partly cloudy Monday showers in cA-
tremc southern portion Tuesday
fair warmer
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27

el.nHc5 from the mr. Hiram Fo"'rs
cys left s5ooto TO found the smith,
sGnian institution. smi,hscu derived
M name from his father Sir H9EA
Snithsou The scientific fame NE
ouired was Of the highest ana az one
lima he wrote "My name shall i.Ne N
the memory Of ANN whom the titles e
the Northumberiands and Iereys are
extinct AMI forgotten
1l;3-Hiram Powers, American sculptor
whose "Greck Slave gave him World
vt3e fame died at Florence. born at
Woodstock, VT. 1900
1S76-Harret Martineau, the Lngl.sA wiz
er. died at Ambleside; born l>l-
l,oo-The international relief column uh-
der the British Admiral se> Ilout IT.
turned To flemish after q desperate
astempt to reach Picking fer the fehet
IL ina foreign legations casualties fe-
r5rted in the column, g killed ana Vlv
wounded
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
CHRONOLOGICAL
June 27 III History

i7Oa- Battle of Pullow7;
rout Of the Swedes
under Charles Mi ny
the army Of Peter me
Great.
IS29- James Suithson died
in Genoa born l1i5i
natural son u tha
third duke Of North
CUMBERLAND and "a lady
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS
Brlef Mention OF Events Concerning
the People Of Cairo and
Vicinity.

Mrs. Max kaufman win give an ont
Ing at ST. Marys paris "Wednesday
evening in honor OF visitors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-27

A fine boy was born TO Mr. and Mrs
uo Ilrise yesterday at their home
ou Sytamore street, and the whole
county viii. offer congratulations as
Do news spread. All concerned are
'0iue we'll
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-26
NOW York Markets.

FLOUR-Continues quiet, with buyers
and sellers apart; Minnesota patents, $50
Cob; winter straights. &Gt5.1O; winter eX-
tras,. s.. 35Gft: Winter patents, s5.E0n5.GM.
WHEAT1Opcned steady OF good cables
and quickly gained strength on reports of
crop damage in the west, covering and
good bull support; May, 9iHaSsMc.; July,
9slsnQ 7-16c.
CORN-Opcned quiet, but ruled firm on
reports of crop damage and with wheat;
May. 57kMESc.
P~oRK~Steady; mess, s15Gl5.5o; family,
BUTTER-Firm; extra fresh creamery,
2fAc.; creamery. common. to choice, 15Q
&c. state dairy, 1SnIc.
CHEESE-Steady; state, fun cream,
fancy. small. colored. September. 12c. late
made, 10%G.; small, white, September, 12c.
late made, 10Ac. large, colored, Septem.
Der, 12c.; late made, l0%c.; large, white,
September, lie. late made, 1034c.
EGGS-firlm: state and Pennsylvania.
nearby, average finest, 1Sc.: state and
Pennsylvania firsts, lf2c.; western firsts.
'17Iac.
POTAToES-Firm; Long Islands, s3a
3.3T; Jerseys, S2.S7M3.25; state and western
in sacks, $2.70a2.SO; Jersey sweets, $l.500
4. 20.
BEEF y steady; family, s1I.5Oq12.5O,
mess, $9@9.50; beef hams, S2O-5Oq22; packet,
HAY-steady; shipping, 7Oa721zc.; good
to choice, STBc.G$1.
HOPS-Steady; state. common to choice.
1903. 27036c.; 1902, l3u2Tc.; Pacific coast,
1868. s4g31c. 1902. 23927c.; olds, 9Q14c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-26
M ooDBRIDGE

Thursday evening March 81, Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. II. Tappen will ontcrtain tho
members ,f the Presbyterian church al a
sociable.
Mrs. j. NJ. McNultY and several Of tho
ladies' from tho 1 resbyterian church at
tended the semi-annual meeting OF the
Elizabeth Presbytcry at Plainticld on Fri
day, March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wood, of LIST street
are to be congratulated on the birth Of a
sou.
MrF. McCIOskcry Of Bergen, a sister Of
Mrs. Rachel Brewster of this tcwn, died
on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Valentine is i'll at her home
on Green street and Miss Mary Harmed is
tho nuIsc.
Mrs. Rachel Brewster is recovering
from her recent ilfuess.
Miss Helen l.. Brewster has returned
from her visit to New fuik.
The Misses Sadie and Amanda Harriet
are out . town.
Mrs. A. Ii. Sutton las returned from c
visit to Caldwell, she is still suffering
from the effects of tho giippc.
Mrs. William Stiyker, Of Avenel, en-
tertained a number Of friends from Brook
lyn On sunday, last.
Mr.. George st. John Rathbun is spend
ing sunday with Mrs. Olmond Wolf, ol
Yonkers.
Mrs. f. w. Kitchel will give a lecture
on Hamlet Oh Friday evening.
Master Oliver Anes has the chicken
pox.
Mrs. Gorham Boyntou spent Frilay
with Mrs. q. w. Boynton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-26
A CONDITIONS.
storms mad Floods Have n Bad Eff
feet ON Business.

StOrnAS nNu FEOOGS l1uNe u hhu Ell
feet on BUSINESS.
NEW YORK, March OR. G. Dun
&c Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
Little net change in trade conditions
is noted for the past week. Storms
and floods did much damage to prop
c.rty and threatened agricultural pros
poets at the start, but subsequently
the weather improved and the outlook
frightened. Spring trade is expand
ing, although still backward to some
extent, and new labor controversies
have added TO the number of unem-
ployed despite an amicable arrange
ment of the sheet and tin plate scales.
Building operations would be vigorous
If employers and wage earners could
adjust differences. Inquiries for struc-
.tural material are out of proportion to
new permits, which is probably due to
the fact that there is much resump-
ton of postponed work.
Insurance payments have supplied
Baltimore with much money, and bust
ness is rapidly recovering. although
freight congestion is causing trouble.
Liabilities of commercial failures
thus fa- reported for March aggre-
gated $S,7S9,955, of which $~4,27G,T23
were in manufacturing, $3,6S2, l29 in
trading and 1881. i01 in other CONNER
cial lines. Failures this week num-
bcred 226 in the United States against
ia last year and II in Canada COM
nnrpd with Of n VQnT nUO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-26
Negro KEdnnpcr Ia Jail.

MIDDLETOWN, n. Y, March &c
Elmer Pierce, Il negro, was arrested
here and locked up in the Jail at Go
;hen charged with kidnapping Robert
sherwood, aged twelve years, of Is
East Twentieth street, New York, and
Archie Wedding, aged fifteen years, of
III Thirtieth street, BsGokiyn. Pierce
is said to have kept the boys prisoners
in his cabin Mt Mount Adam. Orange
county, for nearly two years. The boys
have been restored to their parents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-26
WHEEL
EXPLODED.
Esser Of Princes Bay Met
with Painful Accident in
Dental Works.

Louis Esser, of Princes Bay, was
taken to the s. r. Smith Iniirmarv
yesterday afternoon suffering with
emery in his eyes and face, the result
of an accident at the S. S. White
Dental Works.
MIR. Esser, who is q machinist,
was passing lear a big emery wheel
yesterday at IL 80 O'Clock, the wheel
burst and the flying fragments were
thrown in every direction. Mr..
Esser was passing 81 close to the
wheel at the time that ho received
several PARTICLES i'll his eyes and WAS
cut about the face. He fell to the
floor and some Of his comrades a to
his assistance. A telephone message
brought DR.. Meyer, of Tottenville.
He could see that the man was badly
hurt and he ordered his removal to
the hospital of once, whore he was
put under an operation in hopes of
saving his sight. His face. it is said,
will be disfigured for life.
With the breaking of the wheel all
work for a time was stopped in the
factory for it is said that the report
had gone around that many were
killed or injured.
How others who were standing near
escaped is one of the mysteries that
occur occasionally in u factory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-26
Miners Fired Upon.

DAYTON, Tenn, March GA train
load of miners returning from the
mines of the Dayton Coal and Iron
company has been fired Oh and four or
five mel wounded. The attack ing par
ty was concealed in the rocks and
bushes, and it was impossible to de
termine how many were in the crowd.
The assGilants used shotguns and Win
chesters. The volley was returned by
officers on the train, and one of the
ASSISTANTS was wounded. The attack
grew out of friction between union
ana nonunion men because the latter
have refused to join in a strike that
has been pending several months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-26

SALEM, n. j., March 2G.-The body
of Anna Newkirk, who disappeared
from her home at Hancock Bridge on
Jan. II, has been recovered from Allo-
way creek, about six miles from here,
When the girl disappeared it was
thought she had eloped, but later this
theory gave way to others of murder
and suicide. Ailoway creek was
dragged several times. and dynamite
was used to break the ice which o V
cred the stream all winter. No motive
for suicide is known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-26
WAS HARD N FAST.
Wacon Got Into Rut Where Sewer Had Re-
Gently Been Laid.

While coming along Amboy avenue,
between Princes Bay and Huguenot,
yesterday afternoon, q team of horses
attached to o lumber wagon owned
by VanCliff, of Port Richmond, and
heavily loaded for the Raritan DRY
Dock Company, of Perth Amboy, be-
came fast in tho mud. The sewer is
being laid in the middle of the road
between these two places. When the
wagon became fast it was necessary
to send for moro horses and
then the wagon had sunk so low that
it was only after all hours work that
they did get 1T loose.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-26
BROUGHT BODY HERE.

The remains Of Miss Caroline Cook, a
former resident of this borough, were
brought to this borough Friday after
noon froom Perth Amboy, where the fun
eral service was held from the residence
Of Mr.. Thomas Lingle, and inferred in
the family plot in Christ church cemetery.
J. B. Ford, of Perth Amboy assisted by
J. J. Scully of this borough had charge
of the funeral. Miss Cook died in New
York, on Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-26
CHURCHES.


Sunday morning Dr.. j. M. McNnlty
will preach on 'Christ's Entrance into
Jerusaltm," and in the afternoon his
subject will be The saviopr's Welcome"
There will be no cervice in the Methodist
CHURCH on Sunday, as conference is il
session. Special music will be a feature
in the Presbyterian church. The choirs
Of the two churches will unite under the
dictatorship of MI. 4, +. Potter aud
music appropriate to Palm Sunday will
be rendered.