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New-York tribune., 1906-06-30

headquarters at White Plains, speeds its way IN
increasing momentum and almost merry defiance
of difficulties To its three churches at White
Plains. scarsdale and Chatterton HILL and its for
eign mission station in India under the Rev. and
MS. 7. Storrs Lee it is about add city mis-
sion station in New York City and sustain city
missionary through the Congregational Home Mis-
sion Society When the plan is consumnated, this
church. only five years Of age. viii have staff OF
nVe ministers, besides Mrs. Lee. and Will carry
Christian activities in five fields. The Rev. Walter
2. Dlcklnson VINO has been in charge OF the
ordained in the new portable church Mr. Dickin-
son Is an independent serious looking thinker. who
fiI usss ms own VOCABULARY He is thoroughly evan
geleal and the council approved him unanimously
Indiana. and comes Of Presbyterian stock. He
graduated from Wabash College and from Unicn
large number Of Union Seminary graduates.
During the absence OF the regular ministers of
the Unitarian churches of this city for the summer
the Rev. Albert W. Clark will be In charge of the
parish work, holding union services each Sunday
at Il a. m at the parish house of All Souls Church,
at Fourth and 21th street and having office
except suraV Mr. Po0sG eEery ~ee5day morning Gd G
tectIye preacher and diligent pastor. The Uni
tartan chruches of Manhattan and Froollvn unite
IN the maintenance OF this summer pastorate
1t IS expected that there will be another two
DAYS gathering early in the fall for prayer and
meditation at Riverdae. to be followed b. the ST.
multaneous mission All the ministers of greater
New York have received invitations At least
seven denominations are represented by such
leaders tSr oS,o as Drs stinson Jeffers9n s MacAr
MSaeskay, H E; Cobb: A E. Keigwin. W. Merle
Snltn and Bishops Greer. Courtney and Fowler.
Such committee Is guarantee of wise Judgment
and OF the absence Of surface emotionalism.
With the dedication tomorrow at p OF the
Ossining Camp Meeting Associations new auditor
un, as told last week in The Tribune there will be
furnished much needed facilities for work when
the summer camp meeting opens August ?. The
dedicatory services tomorrow are expected to at
tract large attendance. Oficiatng ministers will
be Dr. Philip NJ Waters. Presiding Elder; the
Rev F. n; Carpenter and the Rev. T. H. Bara-
ewanath The augmented campground choir will
render programme Of special music.
The Congregational church at Parkville. half way
between Prospect Park and Coney Island. seems
have entered upon a career of prosperity.
With financial conditions greatly improved by the
last pastor, the Rev Hay Watson Smith who went
70 Port Chester. and with population rapidly
settling in the region. the church discovered
active young leader in the Rev. Hezekiah L. Pyle.
of Watertown, whose good work there proved his
qualities Already nearly fifty members have
been received since Christmas. Mr.. Pyle lately
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30

The weatchester Congregational Church, with
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30

Installed by council thoroughly Representatives
OF Brooklyn churches. after interesting exam
ination, in which the clear. quick thinking and
thorough grasp OF the Gospel message revealed at
tested the candidates fitness for this important
Held DR. Waters preached vigorous sermon, and
Mr. Lynch offered 4 tender prayer of installation.
Mr. Pyle was born on farm near ST Paris. Ohio.
or United Brethren parents, and was brought up
in that faith. ence is douby interested in the COM
ing union He is graduate of Otterbein Univer-
Sity. Westerville. Ohio and Yale Divinity School
After 4 brief pastorate at Olean. N. Y, he spent
six Successful years at Waterrown, where he en-
arged the building and during his sixth year added
seventy-four people 10 the church. Since his com
ing the Parkvie edifice has been repaired and
beautihed Mr.. Pyle will make II a strong centre
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30

Clark oharac;erizes the common people Of Turkey
follows:
me me common people honest and industrious.
iit.any OF tneal deeply religious, according their
-es tshey nave the making OF OF the best
sIurolest races in the world; but their system
SrTchale that an honest peasantry, living a fer
lle SOL N a country that has splendid ad-
Halalaees, IS niserably poor. ana yearly growing
poorer. God pity the Turks, and still more the
AIElenans. and God support the brave missionaries
ana teachers who, against such almost hopeless
oocs, are working for the uplift OF the people and
Tor the regeneration of Turkey.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30

The Rev Or. Reuben \. Torrey. the well known
evangelist will preach both morning and afternoon
in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church on he
eret three Sundays in july. At II n. and 80
y m DR. Torrey has held meetings in different
Ii.,te ~ ~ the world that have been remarkable He
e said 10 be the most impressive evangelistic
cher OF the present age
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30

The colporteurs OF the American Tract Society
AZ Ellis Island report that during the last month
- the tsventy-six nationalites OF immigrants rep
ressnted the largest number Italiane, next
- number were THE Poles, Hungarians Germans
IRON, Austria Hungary and many Russian-German
fr7flies Scandinayians came in large numbers.
Taos. ueople great contrast with other ma
ttonalfties in outward appearance. They are good
ioolyinC healthy and better clothed. and they also
roceive gladly the reading matter that is offered
The Nestchestcr Congregational Church. with
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
THE SANITARIUM BATHS.

In not only business affairs does
Salt Lake City lead her neighbors.
Climatic conditions have made her the
haven for all seekers of health, her
pure air and water and the incompar-
able surroundings making her ideal
Mother Nature has been kind to us
and we are anxious that our less for
tunate neighbours may share with us
our many advantages. Foremost
among these are our hot mineral
springs, located in the mountains east
and north of the city. This company
the name of which heads this article,
has, in keeping with the universal
progress, established in the heart OF
Salt Lake a resort that is lasting
credit, not only to the city, but to the
state as well. BY running a pipe line
from the hot sulphur spring baths three
miles from the city to the baths at
52-54 West Third South street, the es-
Establishment of the Sanitarium Baths
was made possible. For the accoInmo-
dation of its patrons, several plunges
and pools have been installed, the wa
ter being slightly above blood heat,
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
THE wILsoN-sAERMAN CO.

The Wilson-Sherman company have
always made point of representing
only the very best and strongest com
panies and it is no doubt partly due to
that fact that they have today the larg-
est business of it's kind in Utah.
They are agents for the Norwich
Union Fire Insurance society of Eng
land, the German-American Insurance
company of New York, the Queen In
surance company of New York, the
Phoenix Insurance company of Hart
ford Conn, the Niagara Insurance
company of New York, the Transatlan-
tic Fire Insurance company of Ger
many, the Springfield +. and M. Insur
ance company of Springfield, Mass,
the National Fire Insurance company
of Hartford Conn, the Philadelphia
Underwriters of Philadelphia, the In
surance company of North America of
Philadelphia and the Metropolitan
Plate Glass Insurance company of New
York.
The Wilson-Sherma company also
represent the United States Fidelity
and Guaranty company of Baltimore,
Md, one of the largest surety compan-
les Ill the WOTiu. he HdDlI VI ODbdlu-
ing personal bonds is gradually going
out of favor and the surety company's
business is consequently increasing
rapidly
Mr.. L. b. Rogers, manager of the
Wilson Sherman company, has been in
the insurance bushes in this city for
twenty-five years and has always been
a leader in insurance circles throughout
the varying conditions which have
been seen during that period. The
other officers of the company are
Hoyt Sheman, president; E. w. Wilson,
vice president; C. e. Raybould, secre-
tary; George j. Gibson and r. l.. Prit-
chard, directors. The real estate de-
partment is in the hands of the last
named gentlemen who takes charge of
all real estate deals and all property
owned by out Of town investors. He is
also secretary of the Modern Home
Building company, a concern which
bulbs and sells houses on easy terms.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26

winter and summer; and the me licinal
virtues of the water is unquestioned;
in fact, in some respects it is pro-
nounced superior to the waters of the
world-famed Hot Springs in Arkansas.
The Sanitarium Baths remain open
day and night during the whole year,
and the best of decorum being main
tanned, is largely patronized by ladies
and children, no escort being neces-
sary. The modern pumping plant at
the mountain spring, the piping and
the erection of the magnificent struc-
ture which the baths occupy, repre-
sent an investment of $15S000. In
connection with the above mentioned
pool and plunge baths, ladies' hair:
dressing parlor and a ladies' and a
fentlemen's turkish bath are con-
Quoted. In the same building may be
secured elegant furnished rooms, this
feature being for the benefit OF those
who desire access to the baths with
out going out of doors.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
THE KING HARDWARE
G. STOVE CO.

A successful house which opened
business in Salt Lake City some thirty
three years ago is The King Hardware
& Stove Co., who have large ware
houses and well stocked salesrooms
at 16S Main street. They deal in hard
ware, cutlery, tinware, stoves, ranges,
and make a speciality of house furnish
ing goods and tools. Charles o. King
is the successful manager of the COM
pany and is well known in the business
life of the Inter-mountain section.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26

street, the dimensions of which are
S4x10O feet. The company comprises
C. S. Martin and r. lillian, Jr, both
highly esteemed citizens of Salt Lake.
Mr.. Martin is also president of the
Martin Coal company, with offices at
West First South street, and owing
to his extensive interests in various
business enterprises, is considered
one of the most representative citi-
zens. Mr.. lillian acts as manager of
the commission company and in this
capacity has won the esteem and con-
fidence of the entire community.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
c. S. MARTIN G. co.

The large wholesale commission
house of c.. S. Martin & Co. is one OF
the best known establishments of the
kind, not alone in Salt Lake, but in
this entire section of the country. Its
dealings are confined to fruits and
produce and its trade covers all parts
of Utah and the surrounding states,
extending as far east as Chicago and
west to the Pacific coast. The special
ties of this firm are imported and do
nestle fruits, potatoes, onions and
other vegetables and produce, and it
has the best facilities in the west for
the handling of bananas. This house
furnishes steady employment to about
twenty-five men, and established in
1886, is the pioneer commission con-
Germ of Salt Lake. The company oc-
cupies a large three-story brick struc-
ture at 341-947 West Second South
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
CROW BROTHERS.

One of the Oldest houses in the city
in their line is that of Crow Brothers.
The business was founded in 1860 and
now covers Utah, Idaho and Nevada.
They are manufacturers and dealers
in team, buggy and express harness,
saddles, blankets, whips and horse sup
plies. They make a specially of max
ing heavy team harness which is re-
coenized to be especially adapted to
the mountainous country. The store
and office is located at 35 South West
Temple street.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
TALAMANTEs, ROBERTS G. HEST.

The enormous amount of undevel-
oped resources throughout the entire
inter-mountain district has given great
scope for the educated and talente
engineer and there are many exam
pies now under way of his skill and
resource. The above firm stand
among the leaders in this field, having
designed many of the works now in
existence throughout Utah, Nevada
Idaho, Montana and Colorado. The
members of the firm are A. r. Tala-
nantes, F. r. Roberts and II. d. Hest,
all of whom are skilled and educated
covering civil, mining. and
hydraulic work as well as being U. S.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
UNION DENTAL COMPANY.

The Union Dental Company does
about the largest annual business OF
any dental firm in the city, occupy.
ing the entire second floor at 21S South
Main street. They employ eight
skilled assistants Their system of
work is in accordance with the most
modern, scientific methods. They ex-
tract teeth absolutely without pain
and in. each line of dental work have
an assistant with special qualifications
and experience. l.. j. Dull is the bust
ness manager. Give them a trial.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
GINGER SEWING MACHINE co.

The local branch of the Singer Sew
ing Machine company is located at AZ
Sou..i Main street, where they carry a
Urge stock of all the latest improved
Singer AMI Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machines, as well as all kinds of SUP
plies The manager is Mr.. Peter r.
Peterson, who took hcl1 of the bust
ness three years ago and by his en-
ergy end ability has more than dou-
bled their sales These well known
machines need no comment, as they
have been used by the housewife for
upwards of 80 years.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
SEARS AND JEREMY COMPANY.

The salt industry is one of the rep
resentative interests OF Salt Lake and
leading house which manufactures a
large amount of salt is the above
named firm. They are also Wholesale
and retail dealers in flour, produce.
grain, seeds and provisions. The bust.
ness was started some forty years ago
and now covers Utah, Idaho, Wyoming
Montana and Colorado The office and
warehouse of the company is located
at SO Richards street
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
KELLEY ICE CREAM COMPANY.

This company manufactures pure
ice cream and sherbets for the whole
sale trade and are the leaders in this
line in this section. 1t is composed OF
S. L. Bird, j. B. Robbins, S. B. Robbins,
R. Dumbeck and A. c. Kelley, the man.
ager of the works has been recognized
as an expert in the making of ice
cream for the past fifteen years. Their
factory is located at 26 Richards street,
where they employ about eight people.
They supply all the leading drug
stores, restaurants and hotels in the
city as we'll as having large family
trade. They make speciality of fancy
bricks and frozen deserts.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
THE MOUNT PICKLE COMPANY.

The Mount Pickle company, which
was incorporated few months ago,
hos a capital stock of $4,000. Their
office and factory Is at TAI South Third
West street, and here they employ
upwards of so people. They are man
ufacturers of pickles, mustards,
sauces and vinegar, and put up baked
PORK ana beans and similar goods.
They expect to cover field from
Grand Junction, Colorado, on the east,
to Seattle, Washington, on the north
west. c. w. Mount is the well known
manager of the company, and he has
already built up large shipping
trade.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
D. w. JAMES G. COMPANY.

Beginning business over 80 years ago
the above company is one of the re-
preventative contracting plumbing
houses in this section. They occupy
well appointed quarters at 319 South
State street. The members of the COM
pany are d. w. James, H. G. James
and S. B. Obray, who are recognized
as being among our progressive bust
ness men. They do a general contract
ing plumbing business giving atten-
ton to repairs and employ about 20
men.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
B. H. TOWNSEND COMPANY.

This company was established one
year ago and are manufacturers and
jobbers of druggists and grocers sun
dries, making a specially of high grade
flavorlng extracts and pure food baking
powder They manufacture upwards OF
one hundred medical and toilet pre-
parations which are sold throughout
the middle west. Their factory is 10.
Gated at 175-177 West South Temple
street, and the officers are B. H. Town
send, president and manager, H. e.
Dearborn vice president, Walter
Wright, treasurer and E. d. TOWNSEND
secretary.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
WILLIAM B. HUGHES.

The wholesale business in various
lines is well represented in Salt Lake
City, and one of the recently estab-
lished and successful wholesale dealers
in grain, produce, etc, is William b.
Hughes, whose office is located at ~
w. Second South He makes a specc-
ialty of shipping in carload lots and
covers the states of Utah, Idaho and
Colorado.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26

tiers of the leading concerns of all
kinds connected with the mining in
dustry. The firm of Jones and Jacobs
is known throughout this district as
being one of the leaders among the
mining engineers and contractors. Es-
tablished in 1883 they have handled
some of the largest contracts in this
section. They also deal in mining ma
chinery of all kinds and represent the
well known Worthington pumps, and
also erect the celebrated Bleichert
tramways. William e. Jacobs, who is
a mining engineer and deputy U. S.
mineral surveyor and William H.
Jones compose the membership of the
firm. Their office is located in the
Hooper e Eldredge Bldg.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
HUBERT BROS.

Twenty years ago the above firm es-
tablished business in Salt Lake City
as manufacturers and dealers in
trunks, bass, suit cases and leather
specialties, today they stand as
the leaders in their line in the city,
occupying well equipped quarters at
233 Main street, adjoining the Kenyon
hotel. They make a speciality of man
ufacturing fine trunks and sample
cases to order and do a general repair
business.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
LOUIS HOOK.

Louis Hook started the Manufacture.
of saddles and harness in. Salt Lake
fourteen years ago and has been re-
markably successful and he makes a
specially of stock saddles and also
does leather novelty work His store
is located at 166 State street.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26

the leading assayers and chemists Of
the western mining states. The bust
ness was started in 1887, and their well
equipped laboratory and office is To-
Gated at 1872 South West Temple street
where they employ seven assistants.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
UNION ASSAY COMPANY.

The above named office is owned by
M. S. Hanauer and ]. V. Sadler both
of whom are men of exceptional ex-
perience in their special work, and are
known and recognized as being among
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26

Deputy Mineral Surveyors for Utah
Nevada and Idaho. Their offices are
at 112-113 Commercial Block. In their
field work this year they will employ
twelve skilled assistants.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
JONES AND JACOBS.

Salt Lake City is located in the cen
ter of the great mining area of the
West and is therefore the headquaf-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
LEE DISTRICT

Thursday December the 18TH Master
Roy Dudley celebrated his fourteenth
birthday az his home No 2022 West Grace
VIII, Martha Sutherland. Elsie Rail.
Helen keiIn, fnez Heller Elizabeth KEEL
ley. Lucille PelOuze. Elizabeth Gaines.
margaret Stoitz, Ruth Davis. Eleanor
Patterson Bessie Dudley and Mary Dud-
lev. and Masters Roy Dudley John Dud-
ley. Robert Keim. Paul Richmond Mat
thtW VIII. Fritz VIII, George Hunter.
Lynwood Sutherland Anderson Coshv
wills Woodward. Richard Elmore Bur
ton Wright. Myrton Gaines RAYMOND
dudley Ralph Dudley, Clarence Brown
and Clarence Hall
Mr. Robert Juan Baldwin and family
nave moved In their new West Grace
street residence, No. pa. and Mr. aud
them
Airs AfosA@ O. GvalA has --...---1 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
Mems of the Suburbs

at a social for the benefit Of the building
fund OF Paramount Christian Church.
Music and games served to while away
the time. Refreshments were served Ia
abundance. and a neat sum was realized.
Miss Lille Taylor, who has been spend
ing some time with her mother Mrs
Frank sherman, OF Roanoke, va, has
returned to the city and was the guest
Of Mrs. Mary Lawrence. OF Twentieth
street during the past week She was
accompanied by her uncle, Mr.. Andrew
Elicit, OF Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Nuckols and chill
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Smither
and Mrs, Ella r. Itainey Christmas week
who has been quite sick for several
weeks. is now convalescing.
Miss Lizzie Gaulding, OF Fairmount
avenue, Will spend the Christmas holt
days with relatives In buckingham coun-
". she will also attend the marriage OF
her sister while there.
Miss Irene Miffieton. Of Petersburg. Va.
was the guest Of Mrs. King. OF Nineteenth
street, during the week.
Mrs James Williford. Mrs RAINY car
ter. Mrs. J. Russell Gentry. NJ as Linda
Jeter' Mrs G. W. Pollard and Mrs. Lewis
,Ientry have charge Of the Christmas en-
Church. These ladies have arranged an
attractive programme. and are daily prac-
uclng the children who are to take part
Messrs. Thomas Timberlako and Robert
S0uthard, OF Hanover county. have re-
tHStned home after visit to relatives in
Mrs. TIuel Walker is confined to her
nome on Twenty-second Street by sick
Mr.. James Atkinson. OF Twenty-nrst
Street. has returned from an extended
OSMS. sssss trip to Q ESS;a1Ssyille, Ind,
irving have returned home from n very
successful hunting trip TO Cumberland
and Powhatan counties
Mr.. and Mrs Eddie Lee and little
aaushter visited friends in Henrico
county the past week.
Miss Bailey. Master Joe Iiggan and
Miss Ruby LAggan. Of OakwooI were
the guests Of friends I'm Falrmount re-
Gently
Mrs. Park Pollard has returned 10 her
nome. In Highland Springs. after a do
igntful visit to her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Bottoms. of Twenty-ffth Street
Miss Mena Greenstreet VIII spend tho
county.
Miss Goldie Martin. OF Hcnrico county
has returned home after a visit 70 rela-
uves In Twenty second Street during the
week.
Edna. the little daughter Of Mr.. ami
Mrs. George Knight Of Twentieth Street
agO by gate which the wind blow too
on hcr. Is getting along nicely. She vas
knocked down and rendered unconscious
for "a time. and her leg was thought AT
first 70 be broken. but fortunately it
proved 10 be only badly bruised
Mrs. J. s. Bufks has returned from
visit 20 relatives on Chestnut Hill
Mrs. Robert Rose OF Henrico county.
visited relatives ia Fairmount recently.
Fairmoupk Tent SIR Knights 81 the
Naccabecs No. is held AN important
meeting in Curd's Hall n few evenings
ago and business Of Importance was
Miss Viola Diacont's music class held
recital Friday evening in her studio,
on Venable Street. for the pupils only.
MT L. A. Morris has returned from an
extended pleasure trip South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
EXPL AVIATION Of
LIQUEFYING BLOOD
Signor Giacci Gives Public
Demonstration Of the Miracle
of St. Gennaro.

ROME. December 2-.-An interesting eN-
pcriment was conducted AT the Peoples
Palace here to-day when Signor Giacci
gave a visible and comprehensive demon
stration of the yearly miracle OF the
liQuefyine OF the blood OF 81. Gcnuaro,
which is kept iu "A phial I'm the church OF
ST. Gennaro. al Naples. Signor GiacCi eX-
planned and showed that this change was
effected 10y the use of a chemical comhi-
nation. known to the ancients for tho
publication of blood. and that blood treat
ed with il liquches nj certain tempera-
ture. SiEnor Giacci performed his expert
mcnts with calrs blood adding thereto
substances the nature of which ne did
NOT reveal lie Will make a scientific com
municatiOn in the matter.