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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31
DIED..

ANDERsoN-In this city. Aug. %. 1904
Ceselia Anderson. aged 81 years. 6
months. % days.
Funeral services Thursday. Sept. I. At
the Swedish Baptist church, on Plain
street, az a3O O'Clock Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. Burial at
Grace church cemetery.
eoWE-In this city. Goth inst. DR. +.
william Rowe aged as years 30 days.
Funeral from his late residence 491
Hope street. Thursday. Sept. l. at 2
o'clock D. m.
New Bedford papers please copy.
cARRoLL-In this city. on the SOth inst.
Mary r.. the beloved daughter OF George
and Florence Carroll. aged years. 10
months Residence. No. rs Admiral
street
Notice OF funeral later
coRP-In Pottervile. Coventry n. l..
Aug %. 1904 John A. Corp. in The 74th
year OF his
Funeral from ~ residence Thurs
day. sept 1. at III clock n. m. Rela-
tives aud friends invited 20 attend.
Carriages will mett train at Coventry
leaving Providence a. s:o9 n. m.
FReEsE-In Jamsicn Plain. Mass. on
the 2pth inst. Mar Ann Freese. widow
81 Ortrrne W. Freese I'm her 18TH year.
Services az chapei North End burial
ground. Thursday. Sept. I. AT 7:so O'Clock
p m.
mecREApY-.In Pswtuckst on the SOth
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IN ThE WHITE MoUNTAiNS.
HOTEL LOOK OFF

inst. at the residence Of her aunt. Mrs
William Foley. 1855 Pleasant street,
Annie Louise McCready. i'm her 29th
year.
Notice Of funeral later
PHlLLIPs-On the 29th inst, in South
Kingstown Emerson L. Phillips, aged
~ years.
Funeral from the Lafayette Advent
church Thursday Sept. LIST. at 2 D. m.
Relatives and friends are invited To at
tend.
PIckFoRD-In Pswtucket. Aug 80.
Hager Pickford. in her S0th year
Funeral services at the residence Of
Fred Rothwell. 4 Cherry street. Thursday.
Sept. l. at 2 y. m Relatives and friends
are invited 20 attend
READ In this city the goth inst. Sally
widow ., saeffield w. Read. aged "a
years.
Funeral services Thursday. Sept l. at
1890 n. m. at her late residence. 25
Harrison street Relatives and friends
are Invited 10 attend. Burial at Anthony.
r. l., on arrival OF 1906 train from Prov
idence. q
TlERNEY-In this city. on the s1st inst,
Patrick Tierney. in his 6ist year
Notice Of funeral later.
TRESCoTT--In this city. on the 3Oth
inst. Charles w. Trescott. In the saith
year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. 6s
Governor street, Friday. Sept 2, at y.
m. Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend.
WARNER--At Silver Spring. East Provi-
dence. Aug 29th. Adah Mann eldest
daughter OF Samuel and Ella A.
Warner. aged 2S years
L.,tpcVo1 ocrViCao Tbprador Cent
. D. m. from her parents residence 2O4
Williams street. Relatives and friends
are invited 10 attend.
WRIoHT-In Edgewood. Cranstor. sud
denly. on the 29th inst f. Howard
Wright. In the 51st year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence No. IL
Warwick avenue. on Thursday. Sept /.
at II "a. m Relatives and friends arc
invited 10 attend
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RESCUED FRlM UNOERTOW.
Llfehcat Went 10 Aid Of Walter ]. Com
stock at NaTapansett Pier.

Walter ]. Comstock. of the firm Of j. f.
Comstock e. Sons, OF this city. was
caught In the undertow while bathing at
Narragansett Pier yesterday and for a
time matters looked exceedingly serious.
Mr. Comstock is an experienced and a
powerful swimmer and has a great disre-
gard for lferafts and similar precaution-
airy arrangements at the pier. He swan
out beyond the RATS yesterday and sooN
discovered that he was I'm the tolls OF
the strong current which made the return
TO the beach extremely dangerous II not
quite impossible.
He shouted for the lifeboat which soon
was launched and sent 10 his assistance.
Mr.. Comstock suffered no i'll effects from
his trying experience.
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NO APPARENT CHANGE IN
SENATOR H0AR'S CONDITION.

Worcester. Mass, Aug S1.-rhe condl-
ton OF Senator George r. Hoar remains
unchanged The following bulletin was
issued AZ his residence this forenoon:
"He Is resting comfortably and there Is
no apparent change In his condition His
strength has not Increased. but he takes
nourishmsnt administered BY his doctors
and sleeps we'll We look for no PER.
ceptible change for several days"
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THE SIr1PLER LIFE.

There thousands in this country 10 whom the reser labor
troubles will much many year Industria, ,,ar, -
about much harm the steady progress Of wealth in useful
ne did other kind of times gone by Those ~
are worthy and therefore useful citizens look forward the time
when they will possess than really necessary 10
barely maintain themselves and those dependent upon them Wars
have to be undertaken thar good and useful things shall be
teeed and today endure hardship order that ali
they have gained may not be lost.
Nevertheless OF shattered hopes such long dene
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

One of the strikers Fall River lost child by death
and the cemetery authorities refused bury unless the
forthcoming Though the employed in Fall River
She lived in by where there God pity
thee From the treasury of the much illuminated the
money for sepuhre for the loved of this unhappy mother who
by the way a member of any union
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What Others
Ar-0 Saying

THE beautiful Nathalie schenck's sad
experience as the bride OF Captain Collins
should serve 10 make American mammas
and papas little more thorough in their
work Of inspecting the pedigrees Of for
eigners who come to this country heiress
hunting Boston Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

"Hill Is simply manoeuvring to prevent
the nomnatio of Justice Cullen as a
punishment for having rendered an i'm
partial Judgment in the Maynard case. -
New York Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

The general assembly will be with in less than weeks
Some members pertubed the report that they will
for their less valuable the
raordnary session.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31


French Carpenters. olneyville.
Marble Workers, Labor temple.
ENGINEERS INTRODUCE FEATURES
The best meeting among the labor
people OF the city last evening was that
of the engineers. 100 meeting In the Han
ley building. A large part OF the evening
was devoted 10 ordinary routine matters
but several important matters came be-
fore the body.
The membership committee had some
recommendations to make as TO members,
and two OF the candidates proposed were
admitted The names OF several others
were laid over till the next session.
The reports OF the delegates 10 the va
rious other bodies then occupied the at
tention OF the meeting for some time The
delegate 10 the central body made a very
interesting report OF the proceedings
there last Friday.
The visiting committee made q report
on the condition OF the members, stating
that there was but very little sickness
among them al present.
The Labor day committee then gained
the floor for report OF the completion OF
the plans for Labor day. While on the
floor the chairman took some time TO
mention the pleasure the body took in
having one OF it's members at the head OF
one OF the divisions.
One OF the features OF the meeting was
the educa uonal features that have been
introduced OF late. Last evening the dis
cussion was one OF great importance to
the men. the subject being the Com
pound Engine" This was ably treated by
several essays and then the men took up
the discussion OF the subject in general
There were some interesting talks
brought forward during this time and
many matters we're made clear TO those
who were little In doubt
The same subject will be presented at
the next meeting and perhaps az several
subsequent meetings. owing to the fact
that the subject IL very broad.
when that was done Mr.. Michael r.
Meaney obtained tho floor and explained
some matters that were I'm doubt I'm the
minds OF some present Some OF the mem
bers were desirious or criticising this
worker for the cause Of the union In that
he did not select his aids from among
the members or his own local
Mr. Mesnev stated that there were sev.
eral reasons for his not doing 40 though
there was no one to whom he would
rather have given the fsvors than 10 his
own men. He said that nrst the local
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

1t hoped the will deal severely with the persons imp
Gated in the sale OF naturalization papers There few
Gus offences against the national government than this
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

Unprovoked assaults be growing altogether
in this They under such circumstances that
adequate precaution against them be taken
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

For Kuropatkn has been eeatng through
the Manchurian campaign For strategic
Baltic feet will remain in the Baltic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

You will certainly know what going Rhode
Island while your vacation you gone
entire You have The News you
IS cents month Send in subscription and address
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

Almost decisive the defeat of Mr. Munroe the thrash
Senator McCarren administered leader Murphy Brooklyn
yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

The Pullman company has cut of all
its passes to politicians on eastern rail-
roads. Occasionally = soulless corpora
tlon knows how 10 turn a trick that
tickles the public. Denver Republican.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

The king Spans desire have regatta Bilbao similar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

David B. Hills proposed retirement doesn't to be taken
seriously by who Wolferts
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103 WESTMINSTER ST

My wife. Sara Bacalenik. having leN
my bed and board without just cause /
hereby forbid any one trusting her on my
account after this date, Aug 20 1904
HENRY BACAI.ENIK
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

But up TO the present ~ least, the
need ~ the powerful battleship is stnl
felt ~ ls not hack number in naval
architecture The lesson has been made
very plain that IN sea hshtins the victory
soes 20 the ship with the best trained
men behind the guns. s."--Philadelphia In
auirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

THE New York Herald. an indepcnd
ent paper. but at present very srdent
proponent for the election OF Judge Parker
IL authority for the statement that Mr
Coriekou has impressed Republicans and
frightened Democrats Cleveland Lead
er
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

Taking about disregard OF the law.
witness the action % Postmaster General
Payne in declaring that he would not
obey the summons from Chicago JUS
tees court. and sis scornful rejection
OF the fee rendered by the constable -
Galveston News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31
THE FIELD
Co. Co., rs
OF LABOR

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight:
Painters. Labor temple.
Steam Filters. Labor temple.
Bricklayers q North Main street.
French Carpenters. olneyville.
Marble Workers, Labor temple.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

THE New York Herald after making
a careful inquiry. comes to the conclusion
that even II Mr.. Roosevelt should be
elected the chances are that the Demo
Gratis will have a majority in the next
house OF representatives. II would be
most unusual thing to happen. one that
has not happened many times since the
organization Of the government, for
president 10 be confronted by n hostile
majority az tho hrst session Of his term.
That such a thing can occur Is certain.
but ~ Is not likely Baltimore sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

uIcC0I makes belts grip the puIIeys pro
uOUUI tscts them from steam and We
1sr and prevents glazing. For sale by
BROWN BROA Co
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

When he fully Mr. Munroe will probably be interested
the that miners demand Butte Mont
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

The News will be sale the Louis Exposition nd
be obtained in front OF the postofce the leading the
Administration Building the principal fair and the
various hotels
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31
NEW HAMPSHIRE


Chocorua, ~. n.
In the midst OF beautiful shade trees.
affordins grand views of the lakes and
mountains. Broad piazZas. Rooms large
and airy. MIX, eggs, and vegetables sup
piled from our own farm. Address r. III.
CARL. Propr. j7som
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31

money sepuce for unhappy who
by the way, member OF any union.
The general assembly will be with less than
Some members peubed report will
recompense for their less valuable
traordinary session.
hoped the will deal severely with the persons impi
Gated the sale OF naturalization papers There
offences against the national than this.
Unproyoked assaults be growing altogether numer
in this They under such circumstances that
adequate precauon against them can be taken.
strategic Kuropakin retreating through
the Manchuran For strategic also
Baltic feet will remain in the Baltic
Almost decisive defeat of Mr. the
ing Senator McCaen administered leader Murphy Brooklyn
yesterday
The king of Span desire have regatta Bilbao similar
that Kie that will commend him yachmen the world
David B Hills proposed doesn't be taken
seriously by those who best know the from Woerts Roost
When he fully Mr. Munroe will probably be interested
the that miners demand Butte Mont
"Prake has burned his bridges the Washington Post
What of it? Isn't he expert swimmer?
Just remember bread line still there while the
of prosperity in full bloom
Unlike the prophet defeated pugist without honor
his other country.
The Brown assembling Manassas and both
are in Khaki
Lao Yang promises the Gettysburg of the Russo japanese
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an especially easy time % Il TO Judge
from reports OF accidents and minor dif-
ilcutllos that continually hinder their
progress They are several months be-
hind time IN finishing their contracts.
Tuesday at Barstow, Cal. a wreck oc-
CURED ON the road which so seriously IN
iurej the engineer and fireman Of a con-
strucuon train that they had to be taken
10 q Los Angeles hospital, and at the
same time Killed a brakeman
The accident WAS O. peculiar one A tank
car used 90 supply water 90 the men
Working on the desert was being hauled
up a. hin beyond Dagget when II broke
free, and started ON "a mad rush down q
long grade toward Barstuw carrying with
II brakeman Ten miles down the track,
ut siding ~ lt encountered q constitute
ton train Engineer Henderson and. Fire
man Miller OF the work train both saw
the flying car too late 20 jump, and were
I'm the cab when the collision occurred.
Tho tank car was demolished. and the
engine seriously damaged. Miller rccoly-
cd several severe bruises, while llender-
son had am arm broken The brakeman,
John BrIant went 90 his death with the
runaway car on which he rode.
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PERSONALS

William A, Graves has returned from,
a trip through Nicaragua.
Sheriff Jensen OF Sanpetc county is a
guest at the White House,
Immigration Agent 4. j Smith Of the
Southern Pacific has Just returned from
am extended eastern business trip.
j. s. Runnclls general counsel for
the Pullman company, is at the ISnuts-
ford hotel from Chicago.
General Agent O. l.. Teachout Of tho
Rio Grande at ST, Louis is at tho
Kenyon with his wife and daughter
County Attorney G. a. Calls Of SUM
NIT Is In the city from Coalylllc on le-
gal business,
Il. II, Charlton, a government lnsper-
tor. Is In the city 90 check up on gov,
eminent survey work
Proprietor Fred Wey OF the Wilson
lott last evening for New York 10 visit
with his wife and daughter who arc
stopping there.
Proprietor A, G. Mitchell Of the Hotel
Agnew and Grand Atlantic hotel. At
lantiC city. n. j., Is at the Knutsford
on transcontinental trip In the inter.
est Of Atlantic City.
Mrs. William PrackwInkle and her
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ulC Mable Straight is Now the
Bride Of Gabriel
May,
SURVIVOR OF A MASSACRE.
p,istlns In Mexico Killed Her Two
uucles and Grandmother but
Spared Her Life

twelve years ago, In one OF the In
Alan massacres that have always been
ho prlce Of subdulng the frontiers OF
America. a whole family save only One
,.p.year.old-gIrl was murdered In cold
Mood Today the girl is the bride OF
Gabriel May, OF indianapolis, Ind, and
a. the spring win accompany her hus'
hand west to Salt Lake, where they
vlu establish their permanent home,
week ago the bride to be, accom-
pa,led by her brother, Hyrum Straight,
,st Salt Lake to meet her future hus-
hand and be Joined to him In the bands
n matrlmony, at his home city The
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81 was much afflicted with sclatIca."
writes ia G. Mud Iowavllle. sedgwich
Co., Kan, going about on crutches and
suffering a deal Of pain. I was induced
70 try Billiards. Snow llnlment which re-
lleved me. ! used three zoe bottles. II Is
the greatest llniment ! ever used; have
recommended II TO a number OF persons:
an express themselves as being benefited
by H. ! now walk without crutches. able
10 perform q great deal OF light labor on
tho farm 2jc zoe, 500 Sold By q. c.
NJ. l. Drug Dept Il
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The following ~ DOORS VIII w huHf"
to the public library Monday morning
Dec l2'
MISCELLANEOUS.
Addlson-Class Myths In Art.
Baln--Autobiography
Brandos--lbsen. Bjornsen.
Carter-Siam
Croset-Abrldged History Of Greek
Literature.
Dutton- earthquakes.
Early Days at Upplngham under Ed
ward Thring.
ELECTROMAGNETIC Durable and
Preventable Disease.
Green-Town Life IN the Fifteenth
Century. vols.
Heidenstrom Swedish Life IN Town
and Country.
Hirst-Adam Smith
Kirkpa,rick-Fu Fundamentals Of Child
study
Loisy Gospel and the Church.
Money and Others-Guns, Ammunl-
ton and Tackle.
starr-Gardens Of the Carlbbees, 2
vols.
Thwaites- Early Western Travel. vols
and Q.
Van Dyke-Muslc and Other Poems
FICTION.
Burnham-Jewers story Book.
Caine-Prodlgal Son.
Grant, ndercurrent
IIowells-son OF Royal Langbrlth.
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dams had returned the second time
and found that the little girl had es-
capped, they went 10 the corral, and
drove OFF 10 head OF good horses.
When they were out Of sight, the boy
and girl crept from their hiding place,
and started for the ranch Of George G..
Williams, some three or four miles
distant, to give the alarm; but the boy
soon tainted from the effects Of his
wound and the little girl was left alone
20 make her way as best she could, on
her way she met Sullivan Richardson,
who fastened TO the wounded boy and
carried them both to the Williams
ranch, and dispatched a messenger to
Pacheco, Word has Just arrived that
the wounded boy has died.
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MESSAGE TO FRATERNAL
ORDERS.
Intsrssting News From Oinoinpsu
With Local Confirmation In
Salt Lake City,

The thousands NJ members Of traterS
nal bodies In this State will be inter-
ested IN the following message from
John Theobald, prominent Forester
who lives az III York street, Cineln-
natl.
Mr. Thoobald writes "For FIVE years.
j suffered with stomach troubles, HAYS
ing all the distress and misery that Of
nicts dyBpeptics / could not enjoy eats
ing thinking OF the suffering that
would follow My food ala not digest.
and although ! took all kinds Of medi-
clnes, found nothing 10 help me- un-
on ! used Ml-o-na, Thanks to this res
markable remedy ] am now a cured
man and believe that II made a perma-
nent and complete cure"
Il. c. Schrlmm is local agent for Mi.
o.na, natures cure for dyspepsia. II
Ia IN the form Of small tablets and sells
al bOc a box. The remedy has made 20
many and such remarkable cures
amongst his customers, confirming Mr..
Theobald's statement that he win give
his personal guarantee with every bo1
he sells TO refund the money n It does
not cure.
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Denver where Mr.. Abraham will speak
and be entertained, Mr. Wignall cons
tluung east Mr. Abraham will hurry
east from Denver 10 catch the steamer
for home and take his seat IN parlia-
ment
War Correspondent j, T.. Bass Of Har-
pers Weekly and other periodicals waa
at the Knutsford last even with his
wife and son, when they were enter
tanned boy Captain j. t. Cutchlow of
the utah batteries Mr. BASS was IN
the Philippines with the Utah boys,
covering the field for the Harpers.
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LIGHTS WENT OUT.
oSme Stores Were Compelled to Close
Their Doors Last Night,

Through the burning Of a regulator
=. at the west side station, the
business part OF the city bounded by
State, Second South West Temple. and
Fourth South streets. was shut on from
electric lights for over half an hour
early last evening. Several stores
closed their doors rather than run any
risk of raids from sneak thieves and
shop filters, while others used candles
and made a shift 10 get along some
how The damage was repaired at the
earliest moment
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aged to crawl into the chicken coop,
while the indians were I'm the house,
where he found hls little niece Here
they remained. watching the proceed
ings Of the terrible affair through the
chlnks Of the log coop. After the In
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daughter Miss Eleanor White, will
leave IN the morning 10 spend the win.
ter IN Denver and at other eastern
points
Dr. j. y. Jackson. inferno mt ST.
Marks hospital, has gone 20 Kalamazoo,
Mich, where his mother lies danger
ously IN. lie will not return, and Dr.
Naher from Rush Medical college takes
his place.
The English labor leaders Abraham
and Wignall LETT yesterday evening for
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Ward
Entertainments.

Fifth Ward-A musical and dramatic
entertainment Will be given I'm the
Firth ward amusement han ON Thurs
day and Friday nights Dec. 10 and l6,
FOR the benefit Of the Sunday school.
The program is as follows.
Opening chorus. Group OF little folks
Monologue ...,.,,. Archie Buchanan
Musical selection ,,......,.,,,..
,...,..i.oW and Josie Halsett
Recitation Jest Fore Christmas"
,.....,..,..... Lawrence Blythe
Quartet . Burt and Bywater Brothers.
The entertainment viii conclude with
The presentation of Townsend's laugh
able thrpe-act comedy, "A Family Az
fair, with the following cast.
Dan Gillespie ..,....C. ii, Carlqulst
Jorkins Jobson ...,., Thomas BTimley
Deacon Smith.,,,.,,..,.Jo John A. Burt
sally ...,,..,,,u.Mis May Green
Miss Canson,.nMis Kate Crowther
Louisiana .....,., Archie Buchanan
Thirteenth Ward-The officers OF the
Thirteenth ward Sunday school will
present a select concert In their chapel,
137 east Second South Thursday even
ing Dec 10. Their former Sunday
school Superintendent Prof. H. S. Cod
dard, viii render a solo and the fol-
lowing excellent program will be given,
Vocal colo ..,.....Miss Sarah Patten
Recitation .....,, Miss Carlos Wood
Piano solo "u.,.,..Miss Edith Buns
vocal SOLO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hlggs
Eugene and Mary Holiday
Song ...,...Little Jack Ilalverson
Banjo solo ..."....Mr Harry Harper
Recitation .,,...,,,.,,.,,.,Mi Miss Higgs
Baritone soloo,.., Prof. II. s. Goddard
Vocal solo.,,.,,..,,,,Mlss Edith Grant
Violin solo ,,u,.Prof George Careless
Recitation u,",....M Miss Ruby Swift
Piano solo ,"..", Miss Lillian Molquest
Vocal solo .,,."Mr Thomas Ashworth
Vocal solo .......,..Mlss Lottie owen