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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

STOCKTON. Gel. June s-Ths
lrsal u Emma Le6oux for the muir
1ef q Albert ~ MeVieaF March g
AS vas begun thls morning The
fearf room and corridors were
crowded with spectators. women
pfsaofninafiug
AcFicaf and Mrs LedouS came
o ihs California house. this citY.
. man and Wife March q On the
ialo~inR nizhf. the 2fth. his body
~ found In = trunk At the South.
eFn Pacific depot
Investigation shoEed that he had
Ten poisoned With morphine and
Afus' alive into a trunk. where he
s5pired Mrs Ledoux waH arrest
q * Antioch March rs and charged
VIII Tie crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
MUCH MARRIED
MAN IN TOLLS
WIDOW WORKER" WHO HAS
WIVES IN ALL WESTERN
CITIES, INCLUDING SEATTLE,
ARRESTED WHILE eouRrlNe
FRISCO WOMAN.

SAN FRANCISCO. June So
Michael Ward. with several aliases.
whom The police say has e wife IN
every large eity west of the Rocky
mountains. and Who T. wanted In
Ventura Tor YietimisiuE women
there. Mas arrested Ia thia city TO.
DAY
Ward Il known 90 the police e.
the widow worker. aud wAa
eoafting refugee widow named
Carlisle IN Golden Gate park when
arrested
Ward victlmiEsd q wealthy widow
Ia Pasadena aud waa sentenced to
10 years In the Folsom state prison.
but vas released on appeal lie
also yleilmized women Ia OAK.
land. Salt Lake. Denver aud Sc.
attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
BEvER|DCE SAYS MEAT Bill
MUST NOT Be EMASCULATED
Author Of Bill Writes Exclusively for The Star the Legislation Affect
ing the Great Packing House ScandaINo Combine Trust Can
Stop the Protection Of the Masses Of American People,

face a far more sweeping measure
next session.
Packers Should Welcome II.
The truth about Il IL that the
packers ought TO welcome this BILL
~ warmly as the people them
selves. II what N heard about con
ditl0nB In the meat business be true
this blli is the only guarantee which
the people will accept that those
statements shall no longer be true.
N. on the other hand. statements
made about the conditions In the
meat business are falfe. then this
law ia the only guarantee which the
people viii accept that these state
meuts are false. and In any event,
the Law is necefnary.
II the packers are doing an hon
est business, then they should vel
come the law a. IN aid thereto. II
they are doing q dishonest bush
ness. then this Law should 90 on
the statute books to prevent that
dishonest business.
Honest or Dishonest.
and whether their business 10
honest 0r dishonest the law should
SO on the statute books. for the full
protection Of the pe0ple
Another things that they might
just az well understand n this
bill Il emascuIaied In any vital par
ticular the fight will be on again
with greater Yigor than u would
have been had IL come at the pres
ent time, for this Is = part Of the
general movement for the prvtec-
ton Of the masses OF the American
people and there are not enough
combines and trusts In the world 10
step IT,
laded. ! am bound tc say don't
believe the common sense men at
the head Of these great business or.
CARNATIONS really wish 10 stop H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

oRsoos DEMOCRATS ELECT
GOVERNOR AID REPuBLlc.
ANS SENATOR - REFORM
sHERIFF WINS.

PORTLAND. june s Partial re.
turna Indicate the reelection Of
Gov. George r. Chamberlain. dem.
oerai. b. a plurality % $500
Tho fvpDhlteann elect Jonathan
noarnr United States senator Sen.
stuF Gearin. democrat. i running
Ear ahead of his ticket. A. ts Gallo.
way. democrat. IN the firHt con.
gFsAsionai district. bat both will. be
defeated
Tofu Word. the democratic r..
form aheFin Who suppressed gam.
blian IN Muituomah county. Is prob.
abb elected
Ths equal suffrage amendment
and the local option amendment are
defeated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
RUSSELL QUITS TOMORROW.

Captain j. W. Russell viii turn
the office OF harbormaster over 10
the new appointee. Captain Spauld-
ing. tomorrow II the latter desires
10 At once assume his official posi-
ton. This afternoon the regular
monthly report Is being prepared
for filing with the mayor and to-
MORROW morning At O'Clock Cap
tain Spaulding can take charge OF
the office.
Captain Russell viii assume COM
mand OF one OF the big sound steam
ers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
COUNCIL SUBMITS To
AN EDITORS GRAFT
Votes to Pay CaytOn $3.50 for Publication
Which Was Never Ordered Fear Of "Roasts'
Causes Activity on Part OF Some CounciImen.

N, f. vote Of Ne 20 2. Councilman
us,I,ea aad fiurt. voting Ia the mes
.ssse. ia the elly council voted last
49, 10 pas H. 4 Cayton. the col.
80 Editor ~ a local weekly paper.
fiIa hrsh mooney eat Of the general
taad
rae payment is made under the
.esssne 81 remunerating Sayton
=, the publication ~ the proposed
ssaster amendments voted upcn at
=. reesns general election. but the
rshlieatian Of the amendments In
- raper Ia question VAS never or
seret the last council once declined
: or,ier the WORK. and there MAS
s.,shirr befofe thu council last
$50 Is sao~f that the service had
sser been performed
Pure and simple Graft.
ms payment therefore. comes IN
- feru o. grtft. pgse apd simple
several e the eouacilmen who
susess fof she graft did 80 unacr 4
MISREPRESENTATION. bnt on the other
kspf gharc Nerc gArce or four Who
utaerslood lhe nature q the ball.
.ae ado displayed undue diligence
4 Ne effort 10 secure Ita passage
rsyscn carries an lnsoie0t tongue
= kie hesa aad writes Nth sour.
slksns though grammatical pen.
"a sane II the members Of the
eenarsi argsaF nervous lest their
seslon ii turning his graft down be
resented 81 him n personal attacks
: aceuul4nee With hia weH estah.
k<Ard PRACTICES.
ssssehss o. alaekmsll.
TIE claim In question u bat a
ampfs d the mild species ~ black
raj ~ which Cayton lives H.
tzisrls beraftng those who rvsist
Is approaches ne manages TO In.
ssss certain prrwons Who are more
= is<s prouaiaens In politics or
sakarvlse u pAy him for the pHtli
s4Efon q their pictures and 81
Mnan1ufy articles about them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

omaacniaie this bill. the people viii
knoR whom "a bold responsible, u
was prepared with The utmost care.
and numerous and extended consul
tafions we're held with those quail.
fled aud entitled % be called into
council The LEGAL phase Of u waa
critically considered. and there II
no question whatever Of It's entire
conHtlsutionaiity
The measure IL far from drastic
n is reasonable. moderate and con.
sentative n fhe packers and cat.
fiemeu defeat Il now they mus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
HOLDS UP HOTEL

OGDEN. Utah. June s--A lone
holdup man entered the lobby 81 the
Reed hotel At ? o'clock this morn.
Ink aud compelled A ID, Hratz. a 10
cal Newspaper man. HARRY nreekett.
night clerk. and three othefa 70
hold up their hands iic robbed
nraiz Of $50 aud got small sums
from enc others
Two thousand dollars In the safe
were saved hy the clrrk. who pro.
tested he aid not know the combin.
alton The hnldup was recognized
AZ an engineer ia a local thoafer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
ARGUS IS MOVED.

AUBURN. June 5.-The Auburn
Argus. published by = w Panehot-
formerly OF the LowmBn a Hanford
Printing company, OF Seattle. has
moved his office into the new
$4,000 building. erected recently
by the Seattle Brewing & Mailing
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

scoTTowN. o. June b-Two
women were drowned and four 9th.
or persons woro probably fatally
hurt Ia a storm early this mora
ing A deluge fell for two hours
Two stores and several houses
were demolished. and every house
was moved from Us foundations
obio river bridges we're washed
away. Farmers Loaf heavily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
sANpmAsTeR Gross DEAD.

pred Gross. band master Of the
Tenth infantry ~ Fort t.nwt0a. died
this morning AZ 3 .30 o'clock from q
tumor on tho hralu lie vas III but
two hours Mr Gross has been
band master in the army for Is
years and for The past two Years
has been stationed a. Fort Lawton
A widow and three daughters sur.
viva him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
ExpHessmAs DIDN'T APPEAR.

NJ. narr. u iaa7is ard nv- re-
potta o. the police that she gave two
vaiisea and An umbrella 20 an ex-
rresnmau 20 deliver nt the above
address yesterday. and the express
nan ham failed to show Up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
MEANING sEFoRE BoARD OF
PUBLIC WORKS BRINGS OUT
MEANS oF gvAolNo TIE
STATUTE.

Ctr Inspectors on street i'm
srussment eonirae.s are required
b sAa rssy 70 WORK nine hours a
~
some u the m.sn working faF Goa
tractor : NermYie on public work
A. efanoyea ~ Nork 10 hears >
esa AMI credited On the time book
Il re company ulth 10 hours
eaEk
Noruzyle eVndes the state wigift
kczf las b. working hts caapluyes
sl<hs honrn a day on puhlsc WORK
Nd sddstionai hoare on private
xsrk ia ~ same locality
eight sfosrs creslssd-
Nhere coainoa Iabor~rs arr
sarkei On TIE Nnruyls contract
neFs tkaa etahi hours q da9 they
~ DIVER credit for and paid for
~ eight hcurn
Nsskmeu on The Sefmyie COZ.
taet 20 70 work a : a. IA and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
TRUSTED TELLER
is A PRISONER

money he helped himself to the
banks funds. and soon fourd that
detection was only a matter OF a
short time. so Skipped town on May
e.. since which time the authorities
have been on his tuall Relnke T.
described az having been spend
thrift and sporty. and lived fast
and furious pace while the money
lasted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
SWEDISH ENTERTAINMENT.

A literary and musical entertain
ment and somiaunual sale Of the
Ladies' AID society viii De given
Thursday and Friday nights at the
Fremont Swedish NJ = church.
Suitable programs have been ar
ranged for each night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
LAsr DAY foR vero.

Today IL tas last day fpf setlan ~
Mayer Mnass on the ordinance
sranfimx 70 the Mlfe aukrr fAlisa&a
a f1ght ~ way thfauHn khr cedar
ftxsf watershed reserve Unless he
approves ~ srtofe kbs ordinance IN
aay q wiu besofne a IAw withVas
hts signature ~ noon b. stated
that h. nas ret yes pfakarsd 30 sas
what his sctEen Oh TIE Measure
Wauid ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

T. Thompson. = deaf and dumb
man charged with grand larceny
today changed his plea 81 not guilty
90 guilty. and threw himself uron
the mercy u The court He stated
that while be san maintained his 10.
noceuro hn realized that The eVi.
ficnce against him was too strong.
Thompson u charged wi,h taking
a watch and money from q Japanese
In = doNnfoNu restaurant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
TO MUCK RAKE
MOTHER TRUST

WASHINGTON. June seua
tor IAfollciIe introduced re@olu.
ton today directing the Interstate
commerce eomuissson 20 lnfrstl
gate The noealied grain elevator
trust. with fisw to discovering II
fAxofa iu the form 81 rebates. faf.
nlshing ears on eide tracks and
other elevator PRIVILEGES are being
granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
MONEY FROM CARNEGIE.

CITY Treasurer George Russell
this morning received from the rep
rcseuDtives OF Andrew Carnegie am
other iustallment of $4,000 on the
f2et.ooo donated The city by the steel
maRuate Tor the construction OF the
nav allN IhIalN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

Sorle weeks before the recent
election john Ripllnger. then clty
comptroller wrote a letter TO the
city council asking that body 60 an
thofise the publication OF the pro.
posed charter amendments IN
papers other than tho official eiiy
paper,
foils~ Charter PtsVislca.
The council replied directing the
comptroller To follow strictly the
charter provision requiring their
publication IN the offleiAi paper
and one other publication. This
the comptroller did. the other pub
leation selected being the rostIn
tsIligrneeT.
Nevertheless Cayton sent Ia a
bili FOR publishing the amendments
aud asked thai Il b. paid The btu
Vas Inadvertently passed by the
auditing committee No atisniioe
having BEEN called 20 It's real char
actsr Hut whom the eagle eye %
cts Engineer Thomkoa fell upon
4 that gentleman saw IN a minute
that " Nas not a legitimate Item %
expenditure. 80 he refused TO permit
payment 90 be made
Turned Down BY Themson.
Having been turned down by
Thomson. cayton turned With his
btu 10 the city council ~ that
body the measure Was referred 10
the claims cussmittee. consisting Of
Coancilmen Burnett. Conway aud
Morrison
The committee reported the elll
fasogAblY last aiEht. but there was
no discussion 81 is nature. 80 sex.
eraf members % the council voted
Cor Il under the Misrepresentation
that 4 vas a legitimate expenditure
Of pnhile funds
Refore the BIN cen BE paid e wiii
be necessary tuf Il to BE- passed
upon h. Mayor AouFe aad u il
more than probable that he wlll
veto Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

Yesterday nffrrnoou. through the
loeai iossof.ce officials. bids Tor
caffYire mai' from Seattle 10 Nome.
cofEsInsnrlng July l. wcfr asked for
from The different steamship com.
ranirA operating on that route
TlsNse bids Niil be received uB to
luis ~. opened and the successful
rnrFtvt announced
Heretufofc the companies have
bsun carrying mail for cents =
pound. This season they do not
attend 70 carry Il 30 eheanlY. ~
the risk Is too great What viii be
The nsiteonas remains 20 ~ seen aft.
~ sha bids have been received aud
oi.snef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

cnntrAfy % an statements. every
pound af letter mail T. nov an rs
Nav 70 Nolae The bulk u the first
class mail Nas sent north on the
steamer GofWin the middle ST MAY.
and the accumulation since then
to Niny 3 VAS sent "a San Fran.
eisen aua has left that city Tor
Nomt
faafeislay afternoon the North.
western SsesmAhip company sent 4
communication 80 Postmaster
Stewart stating that. rs they did
not tare 20 Inconvenience their
manY patona ~ Nome BY nou-sie.
Livery Of mall. they would carry.
free ~ charge. the present fifui
class mail which had accumulated
IN the LEGAL pnNtoffios This offer
has been accepted. aud the one
pasish vii 60 forward tonight on
the DFNNon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
euNoERsoN DENIES GUILT.

Ole Gunderson today pleaded not
guilty in the superior court 20 the
charge OF robbing the office of the
Oregon Washington Steam Nayiga-
ton company His trial Is set for
the 2ath Of this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
COLON E.
GOES UP

WASHINGTON. June 5.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has nominated Col.
stephen L Joselyn. Of Vancouver
barracks. Washington. for promo
ton 70 the rank OF brigadier gem
eral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
sorn PLEAD NOT GUILTY.

koHsy Rebef and Tom Mcdonald.
siiss John Cameron. today pleaded
- E1llff Ia thc superior court 70
" charge - obtaining money uu.
sff false pfeteussa from George "
Hslnea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
BY ALBERT J. BEvERipoE.
Senator from indiana and Author Of
the Meat inspection Bill Which
HAS Passed the Senate.


Hss Passed the Senate.
The purpose Of tho meat inspee
ton bill Is 10 make certain that the
American people shall get from our
packers Just az good meat aud meat
food products ha the European PEG.
pie get from them
The European governments de
mand that se subject all meats
shipped 20 them Ia careful inspee.
tian. and We. on our part, e0ncede
that that demand IL just This Is
the reason why the federal govern.
meat provides for such careful IN.
speeiion Of meat sold abruad
hut II n ls conceded that We
ought 10 inspect meat sold 20 the
people Of other countries. We ought
20 inspect meat huid % the people
ot our own country.
Packing House Conditions.
do not care 10 say az this time
anything about conditions In any
packing house Of this country /
haze no desire 10 punish anyone
for past offcnaeS We are now IN
n period ~ the moral regeneration
81 American business This bill l.
a part Of thai general regeneration.
What I desire h The enactment Of
the law
If the law Is enacted I am willing
that hykoaca shall be bfg0aea. bat
I insist that the American people
aud the world shall have the war.
rant Of a statute Of the United
States that whatever conditions
mAY have been Ia the past. eonai.
sions la she future shall Dc correct
and beyond criticism
Attempt 20 Emaseulats.
And u there IL ans attempt to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
BUT ONE POUCH
FOR NOME
STATEMENTS OF THE AceUmU.
LATioN or MAIL IN LOCAL
PosToFFleG ARE WITHOUT
FOUNDATION IN FACT.

When the Oregon sails tonight for
Nome ahs viii take the last 81 the
letter mail for that district This
one shipment eonnisis Of one pouch
~ letter mail. which cleans up that
shieh has been deposited Ga the ge
ettie lstatnfflce or sent here from
other sections ~ the United States
for ffauNfniaston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05

Mckinley circle. Ladies' Of the
q. A. r.. will give a dance and card
party at Pythian hall. az s.30
O'Clock tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-05
PANAMA POLICE
FIGHT MARINES

WASHINGTON. June Capt
BoWYer. 81 the cruiser Columbia.
a. Colon. reports a clash between
the officers u marines and Panama
police The navy department VIII
not dlvuiEs hoe serious the clash
IA The governor of Panama has
expressed regret and promised 20
punish the police
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-11

The City Book Store is in
deed the home of Santa Claus
I have opened a new room
on the main floor of the store
and everything in the line of
Toys is to be found there.
AS l had no toys left over
from last year you will feel
sure that what you buy from
me will be strictly new and
not goods that have become
shop worn from lying on the
shelf and being handled.
Let the Children visit this
department and enjoy them
selves. There is lady in
charge of this department.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-11

AROUND CHRIST.
MAS
Is the time for books as we'll
as Turkey. The long even-
ings invite reading and study.
We have a collection of
books here to suit all tastes.
Grave or gay, romantic or
HISTORICAL, poetry or prose, in
vention or adventure.
l have the largest line of
Gift books ever shown in this
city, including all the new
designs known by the book
publishers. Buy now while
you have the complete line
to choose from,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-11
IT IS
WONDERFUL

To behold the artistic Chi
navarro we have on exhibition
at my store.
My line in this department
is more than complete and
you will be surprised to find
how cheap you can buy the
very best hand painted China
at my store.
The line includes every
thing in the line of China
,, ware fran Hand Painted Hav-
land to German China, and
there is not a thing in China
that you may need that you
can't get here, and at prices
that are the wonderment OF
all that have seen them.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-11

Take a very important part
at this time of year and l had
that in mind when l was get
ting ready for the holiday
trade and | have one Of the
best assortments that was ev-
er shown in this city. I got
the cream from all the eastern
houses and by placing my or
der early got them at prices
so low that it will be the talk
of the people for some time to
come.
This line includes all the
latest Novelties. Come early
before the line is broken.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-27
BATHING FACILITIES
 AT CASTLE SPRINGS
Some of the improvements Which
 Have Lately Been Made.

Hot Springs, Arizr Jan. 26.-(Spec- ial Correspondence of The Republi- can)-One of the striking features of the many improvements that have been going on aaaFthis beautiful re- sort is the completion of one of the most thoroughly equipped bathing establishments in the country. Every thing pertaining to apparatus, fixtures and furnishings is of the most modern type and supplies a valuable accessory for the application of the hot springs water, whicn possesses such highly ef- cicacious curative properties for the cure of rheumatism. guot kidney, liv- or, stomach and blood disorders.
 The vapor baths of which there are three in number are equal to any of the famous resorts abroad.
 A ned idea in the Turkish room is the administration of the hot air in cabinets which does away with the old unsanitary method of having several people having the same bath in one room and inhaling the poisonous elim- ination of the pores of the skin. This is entirely a new idea and from a hy genie view it is certainly a great inn provement over the original method
 A room for the application of eIec- tric. brine and carbonated baths. is equipped with a cedar bath tub and electric fixtures. The slab room has the spray and the hydrant douch here the water passes through mixing tanks and the temperature is recorded by the attached thermometers. The shower and spray room also has mixing tanks with thermometer. enabling the water to be given al the proper degree of temperature.
 Another room has porcelain and sitz tubs for giving all kinds of tub baths, this part of the building also has q good sized massage room and dressing rooms with and without beds. The large lounging room is very attractive, and has a large fireplace and furnished with reclining chairs and coucnes. The sun parlor is an ideal spot for a sun bath and siesta after vapor or Turk ish bath and rub-down.
 Skilled attendants are employed to give massage. resistant exercises, al cohol and salt rubs.
 In conjunction with. the bath house is the large open swimming pool, fifty | feet long through which 100000 gal | Ions of hot water flows every twenty | four hours. Here one can bathe any day in winter The great number of local people who have been much ben efitted by the baths at Castle Springs will be much interested in this last improvement.
 Arizonians who have never visited the Castle Hot Springs have no con ception of this beautiful and attractive resort we have so near us, and can not find outside of the territory a more charming place to spend a few weeks or months.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-27
A sTEREoPTIcoN sHow-Next

Friday evening Walter Hill will give a stereopticon lecture on the revolution ary and civil wars in the chapel of the indian school.
 THE COUNTRY CLUB-Mrs. H. I. Latham and Mrs. Ernest w. Lewis will serve this afternoon at the Phoenix Country club.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-27

The young man who takes "hs best" box of Donofrio's Crystallized Cactus Candy when he pays his call has gain cd her favor and has very sweet" time.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-27

If your faucets leak Geo. Hageman will repair them at a trifling cost. g. N. First St. Phone Black T.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-27
boo PolsoNERs AT WoRK-Mr

Steinnegger, who lives in the Brill ad dition, reports that he has lately had three dogs poisoned. He believes that the people in that part of the country should make. their peace with heaven for a man who is mean enough to pois- on dog would not hesitate if his mo- tive were strong enough to poison man
Arizona republican., 1906-01-27
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SER

PRESBYTERIAN CHORCH SEh- tomorrow will be as follows: Sabbath school 9:45 a. m. Communion and reception of members at T o'clock service. Endeavor meet ing 6:3O D. m. Union meeting of the churches at 7:30 announced elsewhere.