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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

AUTOMOBILE or carriage service to and from
properties free.
ssoo-Lot 5ox11o feet. Key Route line;
less than 1 block west of Telegraph ave-; this
is one of the snaps that you often hear about,
but seldom have an opportunity of getting.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

$49I5I Income $500 to 5000 per anrum on
fine flats, with every convenience; sunny and
right in town; aged owner to leave the city
which explains low price for quick sale: q
clean cut of s75e in the actual value.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
OAKLAND ADV'T'SM'NTs.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

GREAT BIG VALUE OFFERINGS
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
FRUITVAIE ADVERT'S'TS
FRuIrvA1E REAL EsTATE.
s.MoNEY no LOAN. -

SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY .
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
OAKLAND ADVERTS'N'TS
OFFICE. 1916 BROADWAY.

OFFICE. 1916 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
kFOR SALE
$1,000 1a-sto8 dwelling rooms and hath.
lot 25x1o0; good location: street work com
plete; between two electric car lines; 10 min
utes' walk to station; four blocks from Fourth
ave. Key Route; trents at SIS; never vacant;
mortgage Of $1,000 may be assumed if desired;
a bargain.
S400o-An elevated piece OF ground: size 300
x140; commands a fine view over the bay.
Alameda and surrounding country; splendid
for Subdivision.
s225o-corner lot 1oox14o. will subdivide into
four lots, 35x1oo each; bargain.
S9oo-Lot l0ox100.
ALBERT SCHMIDT.
1122 Thirteenth ST., East Oakland.
BELDEN's BARGAINS.
s2e50ZA very choice lot in Adams Point
sSo6-Lot. 25x1l5 on Campbell St. near
sio75 win buy lot, s7hx1ss on sth ST. 2
s55o-Lot. 25xill. 18th St, near 1eth-st
station.
ss1oo-Handsome Groom cottage. near Ade-
- BELDEN. REAL ESTATE.
= lll2 Broadway, Oakland.
: GOOD HOME AND. BUSINESS CHANCE.
stable. horse ana wagon; stock Of IL groceries. .
good trade already established; part cash.
A CHANCE IN THOUSAND.
NEW 4-RooM BUNGALOW.
Large screened porch; large pantry; base
ment: big lot. 41x1S3: sunny side OF street;
best value for $500 you ever saw x
SSNOW. lois Washington ST.
$50 PER MONTH.
SMALL FIRST PAYMENT
Buys new broom cottage, now building. in
Key Route District; lot bux1O0; up to date in
every respect; changes will be made to suit
purchaser. Write for further particulars at
once to box 1903. Call office. Oakland.
A SNAP.
$400 CASH.
COTTAGE.
NO PAYMENTS.
Lovely 5-room cottage, in course OF construc-
ton; in beautiful Fruitvale; plans will be al
tered 10 suit purchaser; near Southern Pacific
depot: few minutes TO san Francisco; large
lot: winds; fogs. Write for further par
ticulars TO box 1902. Call office. Oakland.
WRITE TO-DAY.
HERE is beaunful Broom house in beautiful
locality; enc block 10 line 10 minutes
walk 70 Key route depot. 81 minutes TO city;
cost 1890 year ago. when land was cheap;
VIII sell for cost See owner and save COM
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

NEW Groom cottage: street work all complete
good location; $500 cash; easy terms JOHN
SON CO.. San Pablo station EmeryvilIe
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

HARRY L. HOLCOMB.
314 San Pablo ave.
Phone Main 553. Oakland. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

room cottage on Chestnut St. near 1sth;
lot sox1oo; rented to steady tenant
s4.ooo-Modern HISTORY T-room house on 21d
St. near Franklin; lot s5x1oo: this Is
reason will be considered. .-SS8-
81, 5OoEModern 2-story- S-roen home on Lin
-; west frontage. 5000 mortgages can
remain: make an OFFER: the owner is
urging sale and needs the money so
SIS, ,5o0-on Harrison ST.; beautiful 2-story
-: -: Fl residence, containing IA large handsome
=. rooris. finished regardless .of, cost hard
wood doors hall finished in hard woods:
=. the dining-room is simply elegant and
-. no. ether residence in. Oakland has aIiyr
=. thing to compare with IT.: forced. on the
&: market under foreclosure; house alone
cost over s1T 600 years ago -541-
s3,75o--New 2-story s:room house just finished
-. for owner; open plumbing gas and
. =. :. e1ectricity; lot 35x135. situate. In the
popular Peralta Heights. ;Dear, Newton
. ave. SOS
:... IN BERKELEY.
s5,OOo-Fine 2-story home OF O. roomse on
Walnut ST.. Berkeley. lot 45x135; sit
uate In of. the choice residence To-
cations: place in strictly nrst-class con
dition- 500
THE E. p. vANDERCOOK COMPANY,
1o16 Broadway. Oakland. Cal,
cr room 232, Mills bldg,
San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

81, 5OOZModern 2-story- S-roem home on Lin
- den st. near 10th: lot: 33f feet front;
west frontage: $500 mortgage can
: remain; make an offers the owner Is
-. urging a sale and needs the money. so
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
FRu1rvALE ROOMS.

ROOMS. with first-class board in one of the
most beautiful homes in Upper Fruitvae: an
ideal camping place for club of young men;
IN an orchard with spring water and board
II desired; close to cars. J. w. WILBUR &
CO. Dimond, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

FOR sale First-class modern rooming
nished; electric lights hot and cold running
water in all rooms: convenient to business
center; electric and steam cars; all rooms
are rented at from So to $25 per month ;
four-year lease; this is a snap.
For sae-House, 8 rooms, almost new and
up to date in every particular: in fine resi-
dence district, will take part payment in
fully paid up Realty Syndicate Certificates
at par.
We have a large amount Of money to loan
In large or small sums at low rate of
interest
WILLIAMS. GEORGE & MILLS,
Real Estate, Insurance Loans
46S 11th St. Bacon block. Oakland.
READ THIS AD.''
$2500-Forced sale and a snap: we have a
2-story residence of 10 rooms bath and lot
50x127; barn, chicken house. mill and tank !:
free water = sunny and we'll located In East
Oakland near electric cars, etc.; street and
sidewalk complete; this property is owned
by a resident and any decent offer will
be considered
We have nice new all modern cottage near
the Key Route and San Pablo ave. for S235O:
terms $500 cash and $50 monthly; will also
build to suit: on easy payments from $500 cash
up and S25 month.
THE ALDEN CO., 1898 Broadway. Oakland
S265U-Modern shingled cottage rooms and
F'ifty-second ST., near Grove
NEW Groom cottage; street work all complete
good location; $500 cash; easy terms JOHN
SON & CO.. San Pablo station, EmeryvilIe
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

KARI. H. NICKEL. rooms 62-e3 Bacon bldg
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

S265O-Modern shingled cottage. rooms and
basement: lot 40x135: near Key Route. 74s
Fifty second ST.. near Grove.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

St. where the future is assured, but the
price is low present value; you car
erect stores or flats and pay no money down
but this corner must be sold to close cor
poration account.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
OAKLAND ADVERT'S'MTS
oAxLAND REAL EsrATE.

GEO. w. AUSTIN.
1902 BROADWAY,
OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

$2050-2 convenient flats: we'll rented: fronting
fine maeadamized street; short walk to 4Oth
and s. z. Union Depot Of Santa F'e
and Key Route r. r.; $1,000 can remain a
/ .er cent investment
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

3,75o-New 2-story s:room house just finished
for owner; open. plumbing gas and
.s. electricity;- lot 35x135. situate IN the
!. popular Peralta Heights, Dear Newton
ave. -.s' -5GS-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

$145o-A quick sale value; 40x15o; south front
age; between Grove and telegraph ayes.
hood; worth in gold $1,000; the $3.50 you
keep.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

THE z. p. vANDERcOOK COMPANY,
1016 Broadway. Oakland. Cal,
cr room 232, Mills Bldg
San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

Below will be found partial list Of prop
tys which is offered for sale by this COM
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

KREISS' &.HGRSWILL. !.
=: - 1o70sBROADWAsY.
..:OAKLANDs CAL. =
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

......- IN BERKELEY.
s5.oOo-Fine 2-story 4honas. OF O. roomss on
Walnut ST.. Berkeley; lot 45x135: sit
uate In Of the choice residence To-
cations; place in strictly first-class con-
dftion. 500
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

O-MORROW the day for bargains in furniture
H. schelhaas. 1lth St. cor store. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

UNITARIAN Church (Second). cor. Twsntisth
and Capp sts. (take Mission or Valencia-s st.
car)-C Calvert Smoot. minister: residence
347O Twentieth st. Sunday school at GAS
q clock Morning service at IL o'clock: sub
feet What Makes Home? Evening serv-
ice, AS; subject. rs Religion Real?' Music
bv orchestra and vocalists under the direo-
ton OF Prof H B. Pasmore. Selections from
Anton Dvorak. All cordially invited.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

Buys new Broom cottage, now building in
Key Route District; lot bOxlO0; up to date in
every respect: changes will be made to suit
purchaser. Write for further particulars at
once to box 1903. Call office. Oakland.
A SNAP.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

LOTS LOTS LOTS
$40 down and $5 per month; streets graded
5e and Rraveled: cement sidewalks; city
water; all within l block from school and
sc carfare- TO Oakland Berkeley.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
Dr. WITTES GREETING TO AMERICA

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by
which is sunfor directed add
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who live in past thar n
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all other considerations
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His Majesyt the Cara as
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
NAN MISSED At NIAG4RA
Belief That He Vas Szcept to Death
OUer Amencan Fall.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE 7ErBrxE.I

Niagara Falls. y. Y. Aug 2.-The indications
are that a man committed suicide by going over
the American fall early this afternoon, for about
- o'clock Patroman Thomas Wilson. of the
State Reservation force. found a coat and waist
coat the waters edge in Prospect Park, a
few hundred feet back from Prospect Point.
There was envelope in the pocket of the coat
addressed TO Mrs. r. Spruse. No. G} Cedar-st
Paterson y. J.. and on n corner of the envelope
was written: For F. L. Q. J." \ memorandum
book bore the name Frank Lewis
The envelope contained a blank sheet of blue
writing paper and the memorandum book con-
tanned addresses of companies in several cities
which the man evidently mad visited 1t is con-
sidered remarkable that none of the many people
in Prospect Park saw anything of the supposed
suicide.
Paterson. n. J.. Aug. Frank Lewis. who
may have committed suicide at Niagara Falls
to-day. well known in Newark and Pater-
son as National Guardsman. He was en-
ployed for several years as conductor on a
streetcar, but was out of employment when he
left Paterson three weeks ago. His wife. who
lives with her grandmother at No. Is Cedar-st.,
Paterson, last heard from him at Buffalo one
week ago He stated in letter that he was
unable 10 find worl. in Buffalo and was going To
Niagara Falls. Mrs. Lewis says her husband
was in poor health. Mrs Lewis is in poor cir
cumstances, with three children the oldest six
years and the youngest ten months.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
Boy Bitten By Dog While Playing
IN the Street.

William Messenger, the eight-year-old son OF
Patrolman William Messenger, attached 10 the
West Brighton police station, was attacked oy
dog, Yesterday afternoon and severely injured.
The boys right ear torn off and his face
arms and hands badly lacerated William John-
son. companion Of the boy, was also injured
by the dog Messenger was hastily removed 10
ST Vincent's Hospital, where 1t was SAID last
night that he shows symptoms of rabies.
Young Messenger was playing with others III
front of his home. at No. 35 Blackford-aVe'
Port Richmond, when the dog ran out OF th9
gatehouse Of the Staten Island Rapid Transit
Railroad at Elm Park. The children ola not
realize the condition of the dog and did not get
out of his way. When the mongrel reacheu
them he made jump at young Johnson, knoch
inc him 70 the ground, and bit him on the rlsHI
hand Then he sprang at young Messenger.
Messenger happened to be nome at the d,,sa al,,,u
and hearing his son cry, ran out of the mousse
and killed the dog.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
on Trial FOR BROTHER.
Luigi Vas the Burglar, but John
Took His Place.

Hackensack, N. J., Aug. . (speciaD.-There was
much confusion in the Hackensack courts this
morning when it was discovered that man
was beiiss tried in place 9f his 1Fothe-- onE a
charge of burglary, hoping to deceive the court
to prevent the conviction Of the brother.
Luigi GosesId is charged with the crime at
Lodi. John Goseski, his brother. has been in
Jail two weeks for the crime charged against
Luigi He trial this morning, until
Judge Zabrskie and Assistant Prosecutor Mac
kay became confused and called q halt in the
proceedings
Then the brothers admitted that the con-
stable had arrested the wrong man through their
misstatements. \ bench warrant was issued
for the chief witness, who fed to save Luigi.
The case will be resumed on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
SHOWS RABIES SYMPTOMS. STATES JOIN TO PROBE
UW Investigate Three Ne7c-York
Life Insurance Com panieS.

Chicago. Aug 2.-Three large insurance COM
panies of New-York are to be investigated by
the insurance commissioners of Tennessee Ken
lucky. Wisconsin and Minnesota a result
of a meeting of eight State insurance commits
sioners to-day. Another result of the confer
ence is likely to be interstate inspection of all
large life insurance companies. to guard against
misapplication of funds and acknowledgement.
1t was the unanimous opinion of the experts
attending the convention that there should be
interstate inspection of the insurance COM
panies, thus tnsurng fair and unprejudiced re-
ports. Only those commissioners known to be
in favor of such a movement were invited to
attend tO-day's conference. and it is said that
combination is TO be formed whereby several
commissioners will look into the business of all
life insurance companies having licenses to op-
crate in their States. Some of those present
at to-day's meeting were unable to agree with
the men taking the initiative in the nvestiga-
ton because of lack of power These men, II
is expected will join the movement and make
it unanimous among Western and Southern
States
The men who will go to New-York on August
10 to begin the investigation are Reau T. Folk.
State Treasurer of Tennessee and ex-officio In
s,rance Commissioner OF Tennessee; Henry r.
Prewitt Insurance Commissioner of Kentucky;
Zeno NJ Host Insurance Commissioner of Wis
consin. and T. d O'Brien, Insurance Commits
sioner of Minnesota.
The other who attended the convention
but who did not join in the movement, were W.
r. Vredenburgh. Superintendent of Insurance
of Illinois, James w. Barry Insurance Commits
siouer of Michigan; B. F. Carroll, Auditor of
state and ex-officio Insurance Commissioner of
Iowa and j. J. BrinkerhOff, Actuary of the IL
Iinois Department of Insurance. The insurance
Commissioner of Ohio was unable TO attend
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
Roy DIRECTOR IN U. P. NOT A DUMMY
Youngster Who Directs Envelopes Gives E.
n Hartman a Moments Astonishment.
BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

RY TELEGRAPH TO TIE IRIBUNE-
CHEYENNE Wyo., Aug. 2.-"I got er message for
NcKeon. ." said a messenger boy, as he rushed into
the Drivate car Of E. H. Hartman. here. the other
lay.
Won mean Mr. McKeen." said Mr.. Hartman
yep. 1 guess so; the head cheese OF the motive
department" replied the lad
.yybat do YOU do?' asked Mr. Hartman
I'm one Of the directors of the Union Pacific,
was the reply.
"What?" exclaimed Hartman
yep" said the boy - direct envelopes over ut
.,, ,,,aster r,echanics office and he left the
-,,a,. was a roar from the members OF HarrI-
mans party and they still chatting him over The
Incident.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
aecorrv,, PLANS ANOTHER FAST RIDE
nv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE,

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE WaitcT TEibcTA Scott. the
Ni,lS"9 r,iuer passed through Kansas Clty
!1'ia n0orninc He was his way TO Death Na,
'''i' mo- york He said: Il am COINS b''cK
, after some of the yellow and in Twelve ~eths EMS
from today going to starr IN 70 >,avr D,e'l
'io . ride from Los Angeles to NeW-lo lorh.
te'''u :, doy,n in your little book that Scot.y
:, i'a lon, 10 make the run from the Pacific 10 'De
.tisnttc coast in sixty hours
MIS- Scott occupied seat in the Fuh,ah "a "a -
The yellow dog was missing soinepouy 9so porp g.
New York.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL DIES SUDDENLY.
Newark Woman Drops Dead While Riding
in a Carriage
lay TELEGRApH no TaE rRIsrNF.

AlIddIeIoWn. \. y, Aue- 1--Aiss Many Roman. a
principal in one OF the Newark y J.. pabHc
schools died suddenly her carriage at Builville
near here. TODAY She had been spending the sum
at Crystal Run. When her carriage was pass
ing through BullviIle. she was seen TO fan from
her seat. She dead when picked up. The cause
Of death was probably apopiexy. she was aaous
nftA Nnars Old
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
BOLT BURNS MONEY.
Lightning Took 5000 from Italians
Hands WithOut Burning Them.

A bolt of lightning in a thunderstorm at Tar
rytown yesterday exhibited unusual cupidity
Louis De Biasto, Italian. was sitting under
his piazza in ValIey-st. counting out his money
preparatory to a trip to Italy.
terrific flash Of lightning nearly blinded
him. and when he recovered his pOcketbook and
money were missing. The lightning had struck
the pocketboOk and burned up the money. and
yet De BiastO's hands We're net even scorched-
There was about 5000 in the pocketboOk
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
TWEED'S SON II SUICIDE.
Scion of Notorious Boss" Kills
Himself in Insane 4sylum.

Middletown Conn. Aug. 2-Throush re'u'"
filed by an undertaken at the once OIL lhe 49,
Crarl TO-DAY the fact became public that on
I,r,- Il George w Tweed, a son of William NJ
Tweed ("Boss" Tweed. committed suicide pS
iunoning from veranda of the Connecticut
uosnitaI for the Insane. Tweed was commll'eu
10 the asylum from Hartford His BODY was
taken to New-York and buried in Green"ooo
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
Yesterdays RECORD IN STRICKEN
STATES.
AT NEW-ORLEANS.


New cases, 80.
Desths, H.
Total cases 70 date, 376
Total deaths TO date, 7e.
New foci of infection, 4.
Total number OF foci OF infection, 81.
Estimated cases under treatment, 155.
Al Ship Island quarantine station, in the
Gulf. off Mobile Bay, cases.
Shreveport, 70 date, case.
Montgomery, Aiay case.
Lumberton, Miss, case.
Westweeo, La cases and death.
Aigiers, La, case.
Sunrise, Lay case.
Empire, Lag case.
Ostriea, La, case.
Point Celeste, La, case.
Vaeearo, La, cases.
Adoyne, La, case.
SumVall, Miss, case.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
4 SUGAR TRADE CRISIS'
More Failures at Paris-GOuern-
ment asked to InterTene.

Paris. Aug. 2-Further serious failures III '"e
sugar trade, owing to the recent gigantic speou-
lation, are disorganzing the market. a syn.
cate Of brokers to-day requested the Ministers
Of Finance and Commerce to intervene IN oraS' S
to avert spread of the troubles IN whlcn t.ae
ing firms are involved. the NlliiiS'ei'
TO consult with experts
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
COACH GOES OVER CLIFF.
THREE TOURISTS KILLED.
Drunken DriUer Blamed for Acci-
dent IN YelIozCStOne Park.
IBY rELEGRAPH ID - rEIRrNe.I

Cody, Wyo., Aug. Word has been received
here of Il fatal accident in the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. The report shows that drunken
driver. with six horse coach loaded with tour
lists, drove over a precipce. The entire outfit
fell to the bottom of the cliff. Three passengers
were killed and seven others injured. No de-
tails beyond the report as given above. brought
here by runner, can be ascertained, as no
telephone communication exists with the east
ern part of the park
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
BURGLARY. THEFT AND LARCENY.

Before closing your home for the summer secure
y ncIicv in THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY
COMPANY Policies cover losses due TO burglars
and sneak thieves and guarantee the honesty OF
broker or 70 ss Pine Street. New-York CitY.-Adyr
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
GAG TO DENVER AND RETURN

,-, pepnsvlvania Railroad. Tickets ON sae aug .t at
va and Is at above rate from New 19rk C.s.
Reduced Rate bulletin TsdG,a ir1n SaK -"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03

When tho New York Central Lines placed in
service the Empire State Express in 1881 the Elk
nosition Flyer" IN 1893. followed nine years later
bv the 9fh Century Limited the wonderfully
Successful 2Ohour train between New York and
Chicago they set the pace for the railways OF the
Rorld.-AdYt
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
aoER WAR COLONEL A CONDUCTOR

my TELEGRAPH TO IHE TRIRUNE.l
Kansas City. Aug. Colonel ii. r. Malion. who
served IN the Boar War, is conductor on trolley
ear in this city.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
DEwgYs OLD POST FOR INVALIDs.

VIII strengthen the Weak and convalescent.
-AdVE
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
fs HOURS TO CHICAGO OVER ROCK BAL
LAST

The Pe.msy ylvsnia Special" gives the passenger
quick transfer from NeW-Tork 10 Chicago, be-
tween business hours over dustless roadbed.-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03

Continued on second page.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
SETTING THE PACE.

Continued on second page.
Graham guardian., 1905-09-15
This Space BELONGS TO The St. Joseph
Stake and | D S Academy

To all in the Mormon Colony,
South Eastern Arizona, greet
ing:
In this space will be found all
notices, appointments and general
information for the benefit of the
Latter Day Saints, and all others
who are interested in the affairs of
the st. Joseph Stake Of Zion, and
the Latter Day Saints Academy,
situated in Thatcher. In this space
will appear from time to time,
doctrinal articles from the pen of
President Andrew Kimball and
others, clippings from Mormon
publications, and defensive and
complimentary articles. Core
spondence is solicited, general
news from each section of our
stake, and from the missionary
field and other places where our
people have located.
s+olxo { ANDREW KIMBALL,
pros;do,ou VIM. D. Johnson,
A'''uo"oy : CHAs. M. LAYTON.
Graham guardian., 1905-09-15

Pres. Kimball was in charge and
after q few addresses by members
of the board and faculty, he turne d
over the work of the school 10 the
principal, Prof. A. @. Peterson,
who took charge of the work.
Prof. Frank Wightman was
present and addressed the students
for short time. lie also an
nounced a musical 10 be gwen in
the academy by Prof. Snodgrass
and others on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Snodgrass is musician Of
more than ordinary ability and we
would welcome such individuals
in our community at any time.
He is a very good composer and
WIN. NJ. Clayton has secured some
of his music, which we will be
privileged to hear during the
present season.