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The Washington times., 1905-08-22

\ pretty wedding was celebrated
Wednesday noon, Augut / 6, At the beau
tiful home of Mrs. Lucy NJ. Connetl,
near Potomac. Md. when her daughter,
Miss Rebecca BIanch Connen, and VII
liam Henry Woodend, of Washington.
were united in marriage.
Though the wedding was very quiet
enc. the home was appropriately ana
tasJefully decorated with ferns and
flowers for the occasion. The bride
who is "a handsome brunette. was at
tired IN a gown of white cloth and
silk, and carried Bride roses. She was
attended by her sister. Miss Matilda
Connell The best man was John
Woodend. brother Of the groom.
The ceremony WIS performed by the
Reverend Wolf. a dinuer was served
following the ceremony, and after re-
ceiving the tulations and best
wishes OF the guests. the happy couple
left for q trip South. The wedding was
attended only by the near relatives of
the couple.
Miss Edith Duryee, formerly Of this
city ana daughter of the late Col. Red
field Duryee. was married last Wednes-
day in New York 10 Elgin Morren.
rhey viii make New York their future
home
Mrs. Helen Smith, of Alexandria. an
nounces the marriage Of her daughter
Mary :. Tidd. 10 Charles F. Read. of
Mnntrose, Pa. MIR. and Mrs Read viii
live in Washington.
The marriage Of Harry Lewis. OF
Memphis. Tenn. to Miss Cuno Lewis, of
this city. viii occur at the home Of the
brides father Solomon Lewis. "a /
street northwest. this evening at i
q clock Mr.. Lewis is the president of
the Lewis Transfer Company. of Mem
lhis,
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Margaret Helen Mar
tin and DIR. Arthur A Cncnay, formerly
Of Detroit. MHch., but now of Dallas,
Tex on Wednesday evening, Septcm-
Der ..
former charge d'affaires for the Neither
lands legation in the absence of the
minister. NJ, Van SWinderen. are enter
tanning Hugh 0.Beirne, OF the British
ernba sSy staff. at their cottage at New
port.
MIR. and Mrs John r. Mclean have
arrived at the Hotel Bristol. Paris. after
stay of some length at Aix-les- -Bains.
w O. MacBride Is another Washing
time.
Lieut.. and Mrs, John NJ Hudslns. of
this city. the latter tie daughter OF Mr..
At Newport Yesterday TO finish up the
summer.
Mrs. +. p. Burke. of 1912 / street
northwest, is at Saratoga, the guest OF
X-RepresentatiVc Joseph II. o'Neal and
wife of Boston whom she has been Wis
ting al their cottage IN TiVoton-on-the
Sea. r. /.
The Washington times., 1905-08-22

Mr.. ana Mrs Payne Whitney, whose
dcparture was announced from Furnne
The Washington times., 1905-08-22

Mr.. ANA Mrs. Harrison II. Dodge Of
this city. are the guests Of their daush-
ter, Mrs. Heiberg wife of Capt. Elvin
l. Hefberg at Fort Meade, s D. where
they will spend several weeks. Last
Wednesday evening Mrs HeibeUg en-
Iertained at a moonlight riding party
ioI the young people of the garrison.
The Washington times., 1905-08-22

Lieut. ard Mrs. John NJ HudGins of
this city the latter tie daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs, Francis Berger Moran. arrived
at Newport yesterday to finish up the
summer.
The Washington times., 1905-08-22

Mrs. + T. Burke. of 1212 / street
northwest, is at Saratoga. the guest OF
Representative Joseph II. O'Neal and
wife of Boston. whom she has been Wis
iting at their cottage in Tivoton-on-the-
Sea r. /.
The Washington times., 1905-08-22

Miss Edith Duryee, formerly Of this
city ana daughter of the late Col. Red
field Duryee. was married last Wednes-
day in New York 10 Elsin Morren.
They viii make New York their future
home
The Washington times., 1905-08-22

arrived at the Hotel Bristol. Paris. after
stay OF some length at Aix-les- -Bains.
w G. MacBride Is another Washing
tonian who arrived in Paris at the same
time.
The evening world., 1905-12-06

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The evening world., 1905-12-06
PRINCE HEARS OF
BROTHERS DEATH
Min Yuen Tehan, Of Corea,
Doubts Sulcide-HintS at
Murder by Japs.

When Prince MIN Yuens Tahan, Co
rean Minister to France, arrived here
to-day he had not the slightest inklins
OF the suicide OF his brother, Prince Min
Yueng Whan, by cutting his throat IN
his hore at Seoul because OF the harsh
dominion Of Japan in its recently es-
tablished protsctorate,
The Prince was deeply moved over
the announcement Uf his brother 5
death. lie trem5led and turned as pal
as his Sam Il skn would permit Tears
sprIng b. his eyes though he fought 10
nOld lhrm back, and when he found
voice to reply to tn. Maxim battery OF
questions being ired at him lie said
,renulJusly,
MY! My You don't tell me that my
brother has killed himself" Speaking
in fluent and LIQUID Elgllsh, he ran Oh
agerly, Did my br rther Kill himse 4
before the Emperor"
lie was told that mis- brother had
cut his tlroat IN his bedroom and was
asked II, ucc5rii 4 10 the custom Of his
country he would no. now have to
commit suicide.
The Prince pulled himself together
with a start, and, lingering nerSousB
tuc ldp'l- II his UIg sediskiH-lined over
coat lesi JAded "l don KNOW, | can
not tell now lie said tnis almost
drcamiIg Np!Es away tear
Il don KNOW apelttd Mn Huen8
TalIn. Let me see Oh, yes, there
was such custom Of my country, but
81 is obsolete l can't talk about this
now. ] um TOO overcome by the ,erriblg
news. don't even know how soon 1
slal uIt ..... 1glu.
Then the little man suddenly became
fierce and isked swapping his teeth to-
gctUar, Tell me, are you sure thai
the japanese did .ot murder my broth
.r9 Was he not murdered by the en-
om.os of my country tAat are now try.
ing u crush us with their power?'
The little muu Mas advised that th4
state Department lad received a CABLE
yram telMg Of the sui'.de lie asker
Igl!n n there wer" many japanese h
New York and seemed relieved when n,
heard tuey were not very numerous II,
SAID ais Emperor had sent him 10 seea
american interference In the harsh pro
tectorate OF Japan, The Prince woul.
not tell where he intended to stop I'm IN.
ritv, SAYING thai lie mad several frieuJ,
he would call on.
lie IS abou, Ave feet high and weighs
not more than 100 pounds His features
are Mongolian, bat without the very
high checl. bones He was dressed IN
neat Drown sack suit, a great seal
skin overcoa., and little round, black
derby.
The evening world., 1905-12-06

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The evening world., 1905-12-06
1.-THE CHRISTMAS WORLD.
OUT NEXT SUNDAY.

Whether you believe in Santa
Claus or not, you will after you
see the Santa Claus mask that is
10 be presented with every copy
Of the Christmas Number next
Sunday This is a cut-out mask,
to BE- placed over the face, and the
boy who puts it on will look ex-
actly Ike The time-honored portraits
4of Santa CLAUS. There is lots of
Sun In this mask. Don't miss II.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
took Older Boy to Help
4 Loot Home of Bene-
| factreSS.
-bOT IS CENTS HIMSELF.
fPal" Of 10, Caught, Restores
] Jewelry and S5l5 of
| the Booty.

q tmund whalen. a rosy-cheeked little
N IA OF twelve years, was awakened in
Al = home, No 40 west Twsnty.nlnth
~ beet, early to-day. The boy, fright.
o. led by two detectives, started "a
10 cream, Until ne saw his mother behind
Al be two men. The mother was wiring
IA kg her hands and sobbng'
r. He didn't do that My little baby
ts, buld rot be n burglar"
rIWho couldn't?' Edmund interrupted
,YfYou just lock in my pants there AM
uoloull soc I amt no kid. | can sho
rs zeal guns Mt the shootin gallery IN
alflghth avenue, and me and Jim is goin
3rhllt 10 that Indian country"
10 one Of the detectives picked up the
yokoys trousers, and In one OF the pocK.
rkts he found Is cents.
Acknowledged Big Burglary,
r. you will have to come with U.S."
"a bald one OF the detectives. you are
ooel accused OF stealing several hundred
yIoitollars from your old friend Mrs
,tqEugenia Chickey, Of No, Al Wes,
fdTthlrty-seventh street"
- We'll tell the Old lady that me and
M 5im pulled off the trick" SAID Edmund
o. proudly.
~ who is Jim?" asked one OF the de.
s,r <sotives.
~ Jim! Don't you know Jlm?" replied
~ Edmund. you don't know nothin
I3Thy Jim's one Of the big fellows, His
bN1fddy Keeps coal yard an jim lives
b. No, al Ninth avenue. Ills name
i IA Jim Lavat"
n Edmund, his sobbing mother following
- Sqs led 10 the s,aaon-holse The TWO
- sfetectives-Cahll ami Wiegod-tnen
asa Started for Jim.
~ Jim is not at home" said he father
iiFfHe has been away all night can't
~ Understand Il. He never was away be-
no. fore ali night
u The detectives waited outside the La.
arY lvati home Soon Jim came staggering
ioi. hlOng, He is a boy OF sixteen, not largs
lolfor his age, AID with the voice OF a
Isl lkirl. When Cahlll laid his hands on him
ssIlhe boy squirmed and then cried out;
Z, Il done It, Me and Ed pulled of the
sirItriek l got some OF the mOAey lett.
t.fllf frhe rest We spent IA tne saOOdn sdl-
lTa Iteries.'
I'd II In the boys pockets was found $5l5li
A. Representing al Jhat was lett OF N,6DU
~ 4that was stolen from Mrs Chickey. lie
M Bald that some OF tae JeWelry whlCn mad
"a 4bsen stolen was 81 MS cellar The de-
- kectives uneartned gold watch, a da-
~, bnond pin, a gold and diamond necklace,
M Ehree gold bracelets ana some Other
,fsa Eems
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

organ postlude. Easter march (Mor-
keD, Frank Colby.
CHOIR OF 100 VOICES WILL
RENDER PROGRAM AT
TEMPLE AUDITORIUM

The choir of 100 voices of Temple
auditorium will render an elaborate
program at the services tomorrow, as
follows: Organ prelude; solo, "Resur-
rection," Spencer Robinson; offertory,
Break Forth Into JOY" chorus; duet,
Messrs. Barnhart and Robinson; post
lude. Evening: Prelude; solo, II Know
That My Redeemer Liveth" Mr.. Har-
rison; praise Ye Jehovah" chorus
with orchestral offertory solo, Easter
Day." Mr.. Barnhart; postlude, unfold,
Ye Portals orchestra. Mrs. Bessie
Harrison, Miss Fannie Maple, Spenser
Robinson and Harry Barnhart quar-
tet. II. Barnhart, director.
Christian Seed" will be the topic of
Rev. A. S. Phelps, pastor of the Cen
trail Baptist church, at the morning
service tomorrow. In the evening the
pastor will give an acrostic talk to the
children.
Special Easter services will be held
at the Emmanuel Baptist church, with
Easter music. Rev. w. c.. Clatworthy,
the pastor, will preach.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

the Hamilton Methodist church. AT
the morning service Rev. V. V. Cowan,
the pastor will preach on "The Sepul-
chre in the Garden" Sunday school
exercises will be held in the evening.
Miss Sanborn, deaconess, will make an
address.
DIR. Atkinson, the presiding elder,
will preach at the Newman Methodist
church tomorrow morning. Special mu-
sic will be furnished by the pastor,
Rev. C. E. Foster, Mrs. Foster, Hattie
and Emory Foster The Sunday
school will hold exercises in the even
ing.
The Sunday school of the Boyle
Heights Methodist church will hold
Easter exercises tomorrow evening.
The First Methodist church will rem
der the following music: Morning
Organ voluntary, Flute concerto"
(RinR, Miss Ada Showalter,
anthem, "Hosanna" (Granier), choir:
offertory, 30, Blessed Redeemer"
(Newton), Miss Belle Martin. j. B.
Paulin, director.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

ing program will be rendered by the
choir: Morning-Anthem, " Twas Eas-
ter Eve" solo, BE Comforted Ye That
Mourn'" Miss Chappalier. Evening:
Anthem, Hail Him Lord and Lead
err; solo, "And God Shall Wipe Away
All Tears" Miss Collier.
Second Presbyterian Morning:
Gloria in Excelsis," from First Mass
Haydn); professional, 1.-The Son of
God Goes Forth to War" (Cutler) !;
Doxology; anthem. God Hath APP
pointed a Day" (Tours), full chorus and
quartet; "Gloria Patri;" response,
"Sanctus' (White); offertory, violin
solo, Largo" (HandeD, Wesley Brett;
solo, THE Resurrection Song" (Wood),
Mrs. Waldo w. Scott postlude, "Alle-
gro" (Hesse). Evening: Prelude,
"Pastorale Nouvelle" (Kullak); "The
Resurrection" from the oratorio of
Emmanuel" (Trowbridge) full chorus
and soloists; response, "Sanctus"
(White); offertory High in Heaven
Enthroned" (Eyer), quartet; postlude
Gloria" from Mass No. (Mozart).
The soloists and members of the quar-
tet are: Mrs Waldo w. Scott, soprano;
Mrs. o. B. Crane, contralto; o. B..
Crane, tenor; f. N. Daniel, bass
Miss Ethel Keyes, organist; o. B.
Crane, director.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
PRAYER MEETING AT
SUNRISE FEATURE OF
METHODIST OBSERVANCE

Mrs. Campbell, widow of the late
Rev. DR.. Campbell first pastor Of
Trinity Methodist church South of Los
Angeles, who has been a missionary to
Korea, will speak at Trinity church to-
morrow evening. A sunrise prayer
meeting will be held at a. M, and
the regular morning service with a
sermon by the pastor. Rev. L. p.
Ryland, on Life Through Death"
The following program will be rend-
cred at the Vincent Methodist church:
Easter Dawn" choir; "The Radiant
Morn Has Passed Away" choir; duet,
"Hark, Hark, My Soul" solo, "Dolo-
rosa, A Legend of the Cross" Mrs. w.
II. Baker Of Boston. Rev. b. C. Cory
VIII preach on THE Lily" At the
evening service Rev. S. L. Todd and
Miss Minnie Tinker will render solos.
A prayer meeting win be held to-
morrow morning from to o'clock at
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
SPECIAL PROGRAMS OF
APPROPRIATE MUSIC IN
RESBYTERIAN CHURCHES

Immanuel Presbyterian church.
Morning: Organ prelude, Andante "Un-
finished Symphony" (SchuberD, Mr.
Spalding; Anthem, How Calm and
Beautiful the Moon (Schnecker), the
Choir; Solo, ITO Victory" (Schelley),
Mr.. Ballinger; Offertory, "The Mag
dalen (Warren), the Choir; Solo, "The
Heavenly Vision" (Norris), Miss VIII
son; Postlude, march from 1.-THE King
Eternal (AshmalD, Mr. Spalding
Evening: Prelude, Variations on Eas-
ter Carol of V Century, 80 Filii ct
Filiae" (WesD. Mr.. Spalding; Sacred
cantata, THE Story of Calvary"
(Schnecker), for baritone soloist, quar-
tet and chorus, Mr.. Evans soloist; Solo,
Miss Northup; Anthem, "They Have
Taken Away My Lord (Stainer), Miss
Northup and Chorus Finale, He Is
Risen" (Schilling). Postlude, Marcn
Religieuse (GuilmanD. Mr.. Spalding.
Rev. w. d. Lands. pastor of the
First Cumberland Presbyterian church
will preach at the morning service to-
iAACi ApN WI iillluul ldllly VI lIt OOul,
At the evening service the choir will
give an Easter Praise song service as
follows: Anthem. Christ is Risen,"
Choir; Hymn. Christ Arose." vocal
solo, Mrs. I. Brown; Reading. pastor;
trio, Hear Our Prayer" Mrs. Brown,
Messrs. p. K. Higgins and w. d. Rey-
burn; prayer, pastor; anthem,
Strengthen Ye These Weak Hands,"
choir; 'Histora Easter" pastor; vocal
solo, easter Lilies" p. X. Higgins;
orchestra; hymn, Resurrection" an
them, "Allelujah," choir; benediction,
pastor.
The last services will be held by the
Grand View Presbyterian church In
the old church building. corner Twenty
third street and Vermont avenue, to-
morrow. At the morning service Rev.
A. Grant Fessenden, the pastor. will
preach on IF Christ BE Not Riser"
At the evening service the new church
officers will be installed. The follow
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

brated tomorrow at p. m, at the
First Congregational church. At this
service it is expected about sixty-five
new members will be received, MAX
ing 131 since the Chapman meetings.
This makes the total membership of
the church 1850. All Christians,
whether members of this church or
not, are invited to participate in the
communion service.
Morning service. Organ prelude,
"Hosannah" (Dubois); children's S
hymn No. 773; choir, Shout the Glad
Tidings" Hawley); choir response,
Heavenly Father, Graciously Hear
Us" CIV. H. Lott); hymn No. 297, sec
ond tune; alto solo, "Rejoice in the
Lord" (Shackley), Mrs. c. E. Rich
ards; quartet, "Eastertide" (Marzo);
offertory-organ, Arrangement from
'Parsifal', the Holy Grail and Faith
motives, and Solemn Procession with
Bell motive" (Wagner); offertory solo,
"Hosanna" (Granier), Harry Cliff
ford Lott; cantata, Victory" (H. ].
StewarD organ postlude, "Toccata
from 5th Symphony CWidor).
Communion service p. m. Organ
prelude, Twilight" (Schnecker);
hymn No. 2SO second tune; choir
Crossing the Bar" (Barnby); choir
response, Heavenly Father, Gracious
ly Hear Us" CIV. II. Lott); hymn No.
655; offertory-organ, "Melodie" Oe-
maigre); choir, hymn No. S4S; choir,
Lord Keep Us Safe" Or. K. P.), Harry
Clifford Lott, director.
A praise service will be given tomor-
row evening by the choir Of the Yer
non Congregational church. Rev.
William Davies. the pastor. will speak
on "The Problem of Immortality"
Special Easter music will be render
ed at the Olivet Congregational church
tomorrow. Miss Mary Porter, a re-
tired missionary from China, will
speak at the morning service and Mel
Vile Pinney will give stereoptican
views at the evening service. Mr..
Pinney will also give these slides at
the Bethlehem Institutional church in
the morning and Miss Porter will
speak there in the evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
UNION RESCUE MISSION

w. E. McVay will address the third
of a series of business mems meetings
this evening at the Union Rescue mis-
sion, 145 North Main street. Special
Easter services will be held at this
mission. A mass meeting will be held
tomorrow evening with an address by
Rev. j. Hudson Ballard; topic, THE
Resurrection-What Does 1t Mean?''
Special music will be rendered, includ-
ing violin solo by Master George Har-
grove. The usual gospel wagon services
will be held. Giles Kellogg will make
an address Monday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
LOS ANGELES FELLOWSHIP

The Los Angeles Fellowship will be-
gin tomorrow with Sunday school at
Masonic hall at $3.50. At 9:45 the ly-
ceum meets in Emerson hall, while in
the annex Mrs. Mills will speak on
"The Art of Living" the latter ser
vice being for adults only. Children's
church at II o'clock at Emerson hall;
lecture by j. M. A. Spence on Social
ism at Masonic hail. The main services
will be held in Belasco theater at II
o'clock in the morning when Rev. Ben
jamin Fay Mills will preach a special
Easter sermon, with a program of
Easter music. At Simpson auditorium
Mr. Mills will speak in the evening on
The Resurrection of Christ" the
main musical program being given in
the evening.
Morning program: Belasco thea
ter II a. m. Overture, Gloria" :"
from Twelfth Mass (Mozart,
Messrs. Walper and Barratti and Miss
Helen Tape; soprano solo, with
Verdure Clad" (Creation). (Haydn),
Miss Helen Tape.
Evening program: Simpson audi
torium 7:15 p. m. Organ voluntary
hymn to Morning peer Gynt
Suite), (Grleg), Frank Colby;
tenor solo and quartet, "sanctus" est
Cecilia Mass, (Gounod). Evans;
violin solo serenade. dedicated to Jan
Kubelik, (Drdla), Alfred Walper; bari
tCne solo selected Il w Seaaer,
chorus. Send out Thy Light" (Gou-
nod, the Fellowship choir; soprano
solo, "In Dreams Hear the Seraphs
Fair" (Faure), Mrs. Frank Colby:
quartet, hymn (Marston) Mrs. Colby
and Mrs. Evans. Messrs Leeman and
Seager: tenor solo, "In Native worth"
(Creation), (Haydn). Ernest Reginal
Leeman; contralto solo. Easter song
(shelley), Mrs. Minnie Hance Evans;
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
TO PRESENT CANTATA,
"MESSlAH VICTORIOUS"

The choir of the First Christian
church will render an elaborate pro-
gram as follows: Morning: Prelude,
"Offertoire in b Minor" Batiste);
anthem. Life Eternal" (H. Clough-
Leighton); response, Hear Our Prayer"
(Price); bass solo, Jesus Lives"
(Homer), J. J. Martin, anthem, HE Is
Risen" (Edwardo Marco; contralto
solo. "As 1t Began to Dawn" (Flaxing-
ton Harker), Miss Blanche Brown;
postlude, "Marche Pontifcale" Gem-
on). Evening: Messiah Victorius"
cantata will be given by sixteen solo
voices. The solos will be sung by Miss
Annie Mottram. soprano; Miss Blanche
Brown, alto; ]. F. Dupuy tenor and
director; j. j. Martin, basso, and the
Euterpean quartet.
The Sunday school room of the Mag
nolia avenue Christian church will be
used for the first time tomorrow, when
Decision day will be observed by the
school. At IL a. m. the regular church
service will be held in the Sunday
school room. when Rev. j. p. Nc
Knight, the pastor, will preach on "The
Upward Gaze" The Sunday school
room will be used for church purposes
until the completion Of the church
building.
Special music viii be rendered to-
morrow at the Boyle Heights Christian
church by Mrs. Alice Rice, Mrs. w. L.
Martin, Misses Wood, Poiser and Ram
sey.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
JOYOUS MUSIC
FOR EASTER DAY
CHURCH CH0IRS WILL SING
GLAD ANTHEMS
CHRIST Is RISEN THE THEME
Leaders of Musical Work in Los An
geIes Prepare for Celebration of
Solemn Festival of Chris
tlan Faith
CHRIST is RISEN THE THEME
Continued from Page Three)

Johns church. At 6 o'clock tomorrow
morning choral eucharist will be cele-
brated. Holy communion will be cele-
brated at 7:SO and $50 a. m. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. The morning ser
vice will be held at II a. M, when Rev.
L. b. Ridgely, the rector, will preach
his last sermon before his departure
for China. In the evening Rev. Mr..
Ridgely will preach at st. Andrews
chapel on West Forty-second street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
ENGLISH LUTHERAN

"The Power of the Resurrection" will
Weaver. pastor of the First English
Lutheran church tomorrow morning,
At the evening service the Sunday
At the evening service the Sunday
school viii render exercises. the topic
being BLESSINGS and Duties of Easter" +"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
STRANGERS, FRIEND SOCIETY

A special Easter service will be held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock by the
Strangers Friend society. At this SER
vice the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Roberts, recently of
Liverpool, England. will be christened,
Mrs. Sanger will render several solos
The telephone service will be open to
invalids, Home telephone S162.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
COOKING WITH GAS

There is no other such city
with gas at go cents a 1000;
perhaps there's no other such
city anyhow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
TWILIGHT COMMUNION TO
BE CELEBRATED AT
FIRST CONGREGATIONS

twilight communion WIN be cele-
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Petition to Sell Property.

Richardson, Reid & Hervey, attor.
neys. filed a petition in district court
today for Fred Stevens, who as guar
dian for his children, Nina P. Stew
ems and Charles H. Stevens, asks per
mission to sell property they inherit
ed from their mother, the late Auna
Stevens. The property consists of sc
acres in section 13, township IL S.
range 90 east, which is unimproved
and for which the petitioner says +
R. Morrow has offered $4,000 in cash
and this he considers a good price.