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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-06

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supreme Court Special Term.-Psrt 7 Mo
tion calendar called at 1890 A, a.. Part II.-EK
parte matters. Part Ill CASE unfinished. Mo
1885. 1889. 1881, IS4i, 1859. Preferred causes
Nos. $685.. $50. sis. o7lg. I'D 5ges. Gen
eral calendar Nos. 1894. Mi5. 5ess. Part "
N.-No day calendar. Part VI No day calendar.
Trial Term.-Par U.-Case unfinished. Short
causes.N Nos: l7O2, z5O4. e4e4. csaS. iSsO. $3.50. ssSs.
9s5o $50 Par al III 4, Cas- I4n UNFINISHED p. ed Nos T. e, ~.
2eS. 27I. 5s,, pa, csS, 2ss. eSi. SGs, sGs. Part Nv
Case unfinished. Cases from Part III. Part
Part NIl.-Cas unfinished Nos. OF. IFS. 3Sa' aORS.
sosl. $40. .I2l. Isl. as3; Part VIII. Adjourned for
Part <. Part X.-Case unfinished Nos. iSo2. iin
ss5. ieo. 10, IiiG, s0i. 40, et. i:so, lsss, isGI. ESQ,
iss2. is5:. l:59. isss. I:S1. l2e7, 1904, eos. aS' looa
Part .Al-Casc unfinished. Cases from Part \.
Part g unfinished, Cases from Psri x.
Wills Of Emma J. Douglas. Catharinr Kurtz, Fred
ehck Jersabecks Sophia Harris, David n. Decker.
Charles Rcu'z at I'D y. N. Trial Term.-No day
calendar.
Cliy.. Court Special Tem.-Court opens at
10 flushed Al d. N Nos' o:s. I lsie. 5 5ss. 90, PT 30. ,s Ts'r ,s ."
54s. ils5. t64. 40. Part lI.-C1car. Nos. iIai. 1885
ll5s. 1915. lIeo, l7Sl. ,i7S2. l5Sa, 1854. i75S. lisa,
iiiiSss... i7Ss. iisi. i7Ga. liSs. i7s7. i1ss. r G%s' I Iiso,
iisO. Part lV.--Case unfinished. short causes
S Mss. s Ass, s Slss. 1851 SsT. s Sss, s sss. 40: :ss. S ss"S. s"ce.
SisO. 6,S9. Si6s. $40 6334. 1900. 5tsl. $3.50, also,
Ssss. SOs, HSsi. 5s7s, @Tb. Part y. Clear. Nos
1891, 1895, 1897. ises, lsoo. 100, l7Os, ISals, 1881.
1882, 1898
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McCarrcn's Trial Set for Dec. IL.

Senator p. H. MoCsrren, the Democratic
leader in Brooklyn. received yesterday a
notification from Chairman Williams of the
sub -committee OF the State committee,
which was appointed to investigate his
disloyalty in the recent campaign, that the
hearing would be resumed at II A. NJ. on
December ~ at the Hotel Victoria. The
other members Of the State committee
from Brooklyn were also notified. Luke
ID. Stapleton, head of the law committee Of
the Brooklyn organization, will conduct
the defence.
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LEAKING GAS CAUSED 4 FIRE.
workman Lit . Match and Made . Scare
In the Cross Chambers.

An employee OF the Consolidated Gas
Company went yesterday afternoon 10
a middle room of the third floor Of the Cross
Chambers at 30 Fifth avenue, to stop a
gas leak. He got up on a step ladder and
discovered the leak with a lighted match.
He was knocked of the ladder, with his face
blistered by the blaze, and ran down stairs.
The fame from the leak set fire TO the ceiling,
filling the floor with smoke. The building
il twelve stories tall and all doors above
the third are fiIled with living apartments.
The third floor il used by the stenographers
and typewriters of the Mark Cross Company.
manufacturers of harness and leather goods.
Most Of them are girls and they walked
down stairs into the street in time TO see the
fire engines arrive. Hook and ladder men
tore down the ceiling thai was ablaZe and had
the fire out in a few minutes.
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Chosen as rcnns, !, anIa Grew ,,aD,.,p

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. s. No attempt WAS
made to-day by Pennsylvania athletic
committee to elect - football captain for
next year. In fact. IL WAS decided 10 wait
nntl next saturday before taking M the
captain of the crew for next season. lie
was stroke last year. The new skipper ia
from York, Pa, whore he graduated from
the York Collegiate Institute before coming
TO Pennsylvania: He. is 20 years of age,
weighs TO pounds and is o feet tall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-06
New Inion OF Y. ". G. A..

The Union OF the International Board Of
Young Women's Christian Associations
and the American Associations of the same
bodies was celebrated yesterday at the
first convention of the National Y. W. {. A.,
which met at the South Church, 245
Madison avenue. in morning and after
noon sessions, and in the evening at the
Brick Church, Fifth avenue and Thirty
seventh street. The terms of union were
ratified before the present convention and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-06
Columbia PLAY Tonight.

Columbia sophomores will give the first
performance of their annual show tonight
in the Aston gallery of the Waldorf-Astoria.
Hurry BurIy" is the name of the piece that
has been selected. There will be per-
formances at $50 OH Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings, and a matinee AT 20
on Friday afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-06
Maurice Gran In Poor Health.

Henry Dazian Of this city sails for Paris
to-day or La Lorraine TO remain abroad
indefinitely. He goes 10 visit his old friend
and business associate, Maurice Grau, who
has not lately been in a. good health As he
was a few months ago. Mr.. Dazian intends
to remain with him for some time to come.
Mr.. Dazian was for years a director Of the
Maurice Grau Opera Company.
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HOPPE'S GREAT BILLIARDS.
IN a Practice Game AT BS:2 The Young
Champion Makes Run ~ 3I7.

william Hoppe showed rare form At his
own academy last night in his practice game
with his brother Frank. at 49, balkline bill
iards. when in the first inning he made a run
of 3i2. which he followed up with runs of p6
and ~ in rhe second and third innings, max
ing n total Of 500 points and an average OF
1874 "a. Frank HopDe's score was 05 and
he averaged ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-06
F,rth Avenue Hotel Site Not Sold.

On a large placard hung over the desk
Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night was
pasted a clipping from an afternoon paper
stating that the Lane on which the hotel
stands had been sold by the owners. Be
meath this clipping in letters nearly a foot
high was this announcement:
Absolutely untrue. The owners deny
its sale or any negotiations pending
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-06
P-ary 10 Lecture on saturda, Afternoon.

Commander Peary is TO give at the
American Museum OF Natural History next
Saturday aft ernoon at $50 an illust rate
account Of his experiences on his last Polar
expedition. The meeting will be opened
TO the general public in accordance with
the desire Of Morris X. Jesup and the
members of the Pesry Arctic Club. Mr..
Peary II o hold a reception aft er his address
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-06
FORECLOSING ON q. ". MyNRO.
This Time u Is Oh a sIO.OOO Mortgage
Made last August.

Another foreclosure suit was brought
in the Supreme Court yesterday against
George W. Munro and others. IL is brought
by Alice Lederer TO foreclose a mortgage Of
$40 600 made by Mr.. Munro and his wife
on August 10 last to A. Maria Schmidt
who assigned the mortgage TO Alice Iederer.
The lien is on the big loft building II to
27, 20 and 81 Vanderwater street and IS
TO 81 Rose street. There are prior mort
cages OF $4,000. it il said, on the property.
xAsse-IsskgaGss haze aIthing to d.
with the publishing busrness OF George
Munro's Sons at II V~andewater street,
which firm is composed OF George " Munro
and John Munro. John Munro said that
his brother needed money about a year
ago and borrowed over $500 800 by mort
gaging the building. which he owns.
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GEORGIA CAYVAN'S VIII.
Len More Than $1,000. which VIII 60 o
Her Mother for Life.

The will Of Georgia E. Cayvan, the actress
who died on November 10, was filed for
probate yesterday. The estate is valued
by the executor, Daniel Frohman, at s., 100,
all Of which is In real estate.
The will was executed on May 7, 1892.
II directs that all the estate go to her sister.
Alice W.. Cayvan, but as the latter died first
the income is to be paid to Miss Cayvan's
mother. Sophia d. Francis, for her life.
On her death the property will revert 10
Mrs. Anna o. Barlow, a sister Of the tesla
trix, and Llewellyn Cayvan, a nephew.
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PROPOSALS.

Bellevue and Anied Hospitals Department OF New
YORK Ctr. Twenty sixth street and First avenue,
Borough OF Manhattan, The City Of New York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WIN be received
above once until 2 p. NJ. on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER IA. le0s.
FOR
l. Medical supplies.
2. Meats.
a Fish and shell nsh.
4 MIX and cream.
a canned goods. bread. Ice. butter, eggs. Grs
cenes. provisions. hay. oats. etc
T. Crockery. glassware. nsrdwsre' grsnit7gaIe
oils. dry goods, rubber goods. telephous ser,
vice. uniforms, etc.
q Harness and stable sundries.
q. Coal.
10. Engineers supplies.
II Vegetables and fruit.
For mil particulars see City Record.
JOHN ". RRANNAN,
President. Board OF Trustees,
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals.
Dated December 3. 1908.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-06
New AspIrant for New Hampshire senate
seat.

CONCORD, ". H.; Dec. 5.-George B..
Leighton Of Dublin to-day announced that
he was a candidate to succeed Senator
Durham.
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SALES.
/. L.F1RTsKi. 1Gci. 70 BcSery seiis a; 10


l.. T.. Auct.. 20 Bowery. sells at 10 A. NJ:
Dec. 6-Order VIM. Simpson. jewelry, vtollns.
Dec. Fine consignment jewelry. crepe snawls.
Dec. 7-order NJ. Manning 4 Sons. 1870 ID av.:
elf 6se. ioe eSi RifdGs Sias aoS5 B SSs; q sl s'S ssS .v.: all
diamonds, watches, lewelry. goods every dcscnp.
uon piedged prior Dec /. 1905. 70 No. $500, all
Dec, ioS.order H.. Phillips. 1877 Bov.ry. ss W..
Dec. I'm. Brckheimer. 1871 East IOsih 81:
s sdri SIS%op piedie ws' Cn,or Dew fswelTyi ,s sSOd Is sysry y,S Dc.
Dec 8 fr :, 1905. iS pG NGi ss $685. "a n svl i. p ssSssS.IR% 5.SI
2los Sd Az. pledged prior Dec. /. 1906: all Older
dates held over from these stores viii be sold;
Dec. fs"SrSSer w%'s simpson DsSSi q Co.. 1851 Bowery.
:garipslOn pledged prior Oct. g. is6s. to No. sssi7.
Dec. iaNorder B. Dreyer. Az 9Th Av.. all d,a.
pledged PRIOR Dec. {, 1905 =: \ stSo, all older dates.
Consolidated Losn Co. II. Levy d Co. props4, ioS
PARK row; clothing. tools, &c, pledged prior Dec.
An CENTsA A. c AucTIoN CO, n; sHEEHAN.
elT Dec &c. oJ pisdf n; t ~ So2 20 !. Ssw ,,S Chamber St; Jew.
De-; 81 ]. ,ser CEN ssg S stS ". IS ssH %s.a Led St:
o'f beS' a*4 1sTTsIIT Film. S sIo;,S pledged to Doc. l., 1905.
bes. iO1Bsy Il. Micxicensa. 1850 Broadway: di..
10 ,ieo5: including d RIls1sSS mon Deel Hsr ! e pi.S dsGoG
un Der no 10 I a. Il and al goods held over
tn n prechMSuei, fJ Grand ST.. cloth
Dee; u-By r Simpson & Co, las West I'D 81:
diamonds. tewelry. siverware, DC, pledged from
W.; leOo, Aug l. To isOo. Oct. 1. 1905. and ali goods
DEG n-By Jos; Levy, Is vsrIck ST.: clothing,
Dec. I.-By H.. Breckwedel. G7a Grand a.: ais
monds. Je~elry, &C.. pledged previous 90 Dec.
Dec !. By n McAicensn. isa sth sv.: clothing.
ncc. u BY Tilhn; iewelTy. sc.
DEE. la-By Barney Loan Co. i6a3 N av.: cloth
uK nAe0geu Ia Dec 1 IAE
JULIUS SHON GOOD. AuctIoueor. ~ Bower.
oy jos Shongood's Sons, Auctioneers:
10 Dec 1905, and No. 6sS3s. p. FoI, 70 sth sv'
neC; . Mems ana women's clothing. \. Fried
mn. St r; Houston - Josephs q Co. Jersey CITY.
zee : Jewelrl watches, diamonds. DC. pIedgr d
nov. !. 1905; I. Sllbersteinis sons, 10 9th sv. Sihcr-
Dec 10 JcwelLy, &c. pledged To Dec. =. 1906;
Sd sy.; I" Monday & Son, ma West va 81
TO Dec 4. 1905, n. $, IsaAcs. s41s stb Ave
zee, IL diamonds. watches. icWelry. hvir a
ots'' g.. pledged from sept. 20 To Dec. 4, 1905.
nos 6S'oo to 697o7. and older dates: 4. Keller.
n DEC; l2.Clothing. DC. pledged 10 Dec. ,. 1875:
5isS Sumpsrsiehs sons. 10 9Th av.; Silberstein Bros.
Dec. 12-Diamonds. watches. Iew,Iyv and ali
pic1ges 70 Dec. 5, 1895, 10 No. aDO67 and held ovrTS
AesEcl q Roth, . Columbus av'
FL sObEI. Auct ~ Iowery. sells 10 A. NJ. all
go1ds pledged prior Dec. I. 1906:
Dec. 6-JeWclry. ". hoffman p,a Hud.o, -
Newman & RosenbIuth. BrookIyn' ~ '
bec. 1~.Jewclry. watches. Diamonds oner, Acid
NSS' 5000 az 70 S sSs pledged prior Dec. 1905, from
Dec. 10 Clothing, dresses. &c : a. saacs soi
I'd az, and chas Weaver 7ss ION av '''"''' WI
Dec !, .iSs%!%y j. J. G= {" F9TSi;, li5 g. % sy
ahh Soocl Bros. So Columbus az.
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HOTELS AND REsTArRA>Ts,

ID, 10 NTlN Furnished Apartment. prvar.
ostn hl.b daily including meals. two. st wecLI,.
one 3D. The ALABAMA. Is p. iIth 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-06

SnANhEYS Empire and Flemish rooms nov
epea Broadway and soth - sstsblishmens -
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6LkUMINAYYNG =s s5:s:ss.'s
EsxS EnsrossinG. Coats OF Arms, Testimonials,
w. Book Plates M9nosrams MEMORIALS.
OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.
ATTENTION Is CALLED To THE ADVER.
TlSEMENT IN THE CITY O of November
y To December IL, 1909. OF the confirmation by the
supreme Court and the entering In the Bureau
for the Collection OF Assessments and Arrears of
assessment for PENIN AND ACQUIRING
TITLE to the following named Avenue in the
OF h BRONN:
24TH WARD. SECTION II. BATHGATE AVE
NG~E-OPENlNG, from NendoveT Avenue to East
issth street. Confirmed May IL. 1905. entered
NoVembe -. taO6.
HERMAN 4. METZ. Comptroller.
City OF New YORK. November 81. 1909.
ATTENTION Is CALLED TO n ADNFR-
TtSENENT IN FHE CITY ~ of Novemher
" 10 December IS. 1906. Of The confirmation by the
Board Of Assessors and the entering In the bureau
for the Collection Of Assessments and Arrears. OF
assessment for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS In the
or THE ROM.
24rH WARD, SECTION -. POND PLACE
PAYING AND CURLING. from Fast I97th Street
to Fast l0sth Street.
HERMAN \. MI.TI. Comptroller
city Of New YORK, November y, 1905.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
Office OF the Commissioner OF immigration, Ellis
Island. n. Y. H., up 10 go p. NJ, Friday. Decem-
Der IA. 1903, and opened Immediately thereafter.
for Installing steel book stacks and gallery In tbs
record vaults. Ellis Island Immigrant Station.
Particulars regarding limitations and conditions
governing bidders may he obtained upon appllca.
ton to ROBERT WATCHORN. Commissioner.
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND ERRIES
Sealed Bids for Ice 003D will be received by the
Commissioner OF Docks at Pier A. Battery Place,
until IL o'clock. noon, December IL, 1906. Nor
particulars see City Record.D
sealed Bids for Painting hulls Of Municipal ferry
boats and Department tug boats n03sD win be re-.
CeiVed by the Commissioner OF Docks at Pier A,
Battery Place, until Il o'clock. noon. December
II, 1903. dor particulars see City Record
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PROPOSALS FOR BIDS OF ESTIMATES.

FOR BIDS OR ESTIMATES.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will he received
at the once OF the Supervisor Of the city Record
Room S7. Park Row Building. Nos. ~ 20 p Park
Row. IN the City OF New YORK. until il O'Clock
A. THURSDAY. DECEMBER IA. Isos.
so aSs sSs oGGssis. ilRbers. binding covsrs. binding.
&c; for the use Of The courts and ., The ne d S,,s ~
For full ''F''''l5S1sH G &c f'i :. S SsSTtr+AH.
WILLIAM r. ELLISON.
HERMAN 4. METZ.
Board of cciH@P ssSofd..
The City Of New York, December I. 1908,
Police Department of the City Of New York. No
"SSF AL BIDS or ESTIMATES will be received
by the Police Commissioner 81 the Poiice DepsIt.
unal e SSiEss T. DMECGsaMBER ~. 1900.
materials rST MT n:coss.f ~ 4. . Sa ida and Sompis,s the new
station house. prison and stable for the Nlneteenth
Of PTe Ss% YORK Sn ' on t ths south SIDE OF West TSiruess
street, ees feet essteriy from seventh avenue, Bor-
For full Oar'i'4lHhSEso Sc Si!y A. H' sPStHAM.
Dated December ,. 1906.
Department Of Bridges. Nos. y to 2 Park Row.
BoTS1gh q hIps az Tity q Esw VII, hG ss received
by the Commissioner of Bridges at the above once
until 2 O'Clock p. NJ. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER IA, 1908.
For constructing the foundations, sbutmeut
core and metal work OF the steel vtsduct Of the
Queens approach OF the Bsckwell's Island Bridge
over the East River. between the Boroughs OF
Manhattan and Queens.
FoI full particular rs see city Record.
J. ". STEVENSON,
Commissioner of Bridges.
Dated November %, 1900.
once OF the Department of Correction. No. las
Fast Twentieth Street. Borough OF Manhattan. the
CITY OF New York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the Commissioner of Correction at the above
ONCE until II O'Clock A. NJ, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER rs. 1909.
Borough of Manhattan.
For furnishing and delivering fresh meats. freah
nsh, duId and condensed milk.
For full particulars see City Record.
JOHN v. COGGEY.
Commissioner.
Dated December 4. 1906.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

beck clay beds last Saturday by a
cave in are slowly recovering from
their injuries, Mr. Whitman has his
back injured which il keeping him
close at home, II Is a great miracle
that the boys are alive. as they We're
an covered w with clay.
Mrs. Evelyn VIM Peterson who has
been sick nearly all the time during
the past five months. has been taken "a
Salt Lake hospital 10 be operated
on.
Sugar beets are growing like weeds
these days, there Is not the slightest sign
Of a blight or bug this year and the
prospects for a large crop are most
hattering.
Sunday evening a sacred concert will
be given in the tabernacle for the bene-
fl OF the missionary fund
The Bell Telephone company is do
ing a big business I'm Lehi these days.
about 20 phones having been added u
the exchange the past few months.
Wednesday a son was born 10 Mrs
w. $. Cox. all well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

the uulnits during the day ln the
morning al II o'clock Rev 4. 7. Pers,
PHI. D.. from Chicago will preacn. in
The evening al Rev @. X. stark from
Evanston. H.. will preach In swedish
and Rev L. A. Johnston. ID. D., from
Moline m, will preach in English.
Reside, these Revs. 2. Martiusen from
Cambridge H., and ID. A. Leigith
from Michigan CITY Ind, VIII tahe
mart All are heartily welcome To
these services. Thursday eNehlns'
June IS. the Luther league viii give
trolley ride leaving church al $50.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist. 1856
east Third SOuth-Sunday school al
g:45 n m: church services at J ! a. m.
ana s q. m; subject, God. Stfahg-
ers are especially welcome. Each We'd
nesday evening al o'clock a meet
ings Is held 10 listen to the testimony
81 healing Of both sin and sickness
All are welcome 20 these services
Free reading rooms open daily from
10 a. m 10 p. m. in rooms 6Ol-bOS
Scott building, l6s Main street Take
elevator
First Unitarian society services az
Unity hall. l40 Second East az ] A.
M. Rev. Frank Fay Eddy pastor.
Sermon tonic, Men of Might Spe-
cial music by Unity quartet SUNDAY
school at 1915 to be followed by the
distribution Of prizes Tor attendance
during the year Mrs. " p Mason,
fl23 east sixth South will entertain
'he ladies Of Unity circle at a Ken
sington on Tuesday az y. m.
Reorgauized church Of Jesus Christ
Il Iatter-day Saints. 22s east Second
south street. sunday services sun
1ay school az 10 a. M preaching at
II a. m. and 7:B ?. m, by Elder
Isaac N Smith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23
LEHI.
WILL HONOR THE FOURTH,
Four Wards Have Grand Strawberry
Festiyal-Amuscmen Galore.

Special Correspondence.
Lehi. Utah Co., June 22,-Lehi is pre-
pairing TO have a glorious Fourth Inc
Initiative in this matter was taken up
by the mayor and city council after
which IL was turned over 90 the COM
mercial club 70 work out the details
4 meeting 0f the club will be held to-
morrow night 10 make the necessary
arrangements The Garland baseball
team and silver band viii be down to-
geiher with the greater part OF the
citizens Of Garland as an excursion VIII
DE run from Garland 10 Dehi on that
date and every effort Is Being and viii
be- made by Lehi to make this the most
memorable Fourth celebration in Lchfs
history. and 10 show the visitors a royal
good time.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
The strawberry and ice cream festl-
val that Is being held in the city park
and pavilion by the four wards is
huge success. Yesterday afternoon a
BAN game Was played between Lehi and
The Highland Boy smelter team, re-
sulting On a score Of 10 In favor OF
LehL After the ball game basket
ban game was played in the pavll-
jon between the first and second young
ladies' teams of Jehi. the first team
winning 10y a large majority OF points.
10 he evening an entertaining pro-
gram was given In the pavilion. This
afternoon a ball game was played be-
tween Lehi and Fairfield teams and
O children's dance was given IN the
pavilion. At $50 this evening a bas-
ket ball game will be given IN the
pavilion between the Lehl and Lehl
hgh school teams, after which a grand
bail VIII be given which will wind up
NE fastival During the whole ~ the
FESTIVAL delicious ice cream, strawber-
.les' cakes, etc. have been served by
ne young ladies. The proceeds ~ the
festival VIII 90 TO the new tabernacle
fund.
Geo. Whitman. Roy Fox and Lionel
Hanson, who were injured al the Eller-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

Power company, whose works and the
beautiful village OF Olmsted many OF
them had not seen.
The Woodmen OF the World. yester-
day. paid Ellen T. Johnson. widow Of
j. NJ. Johnson who died on the 3rd,
s. ono death benefit.
Sunday in the Methodist church. On
Tuesday evening a church sociable will
be given by the ladies OF the church
az the home Of Mrs. j. w. Weeter on
Provo Bench
A large number Of Provo people left
today for Lagoon. with the Scandina-
Wan excursion from this county.
The Provo and Eureka baseball
teams viii play here Wednesday after
noon at 3 O'Clock on the Fair grounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23
Iudue Howell Says He Will Not
Separate Couples on Film
sy PretextS.
DENTISTS IN CONVENTION,
MANY Interesting Papers Discussed
Deputy sheriff MOnahan Buried
In Ogden.

ogden. June 23.-Judge ]. A. Howell
NJ the Second district court has decided
NOT 10 grant divorces 20 couples who
iust have a little family tit and agree
10 separate. This was clearly shown
Yesterday afternoon when the divorce
suit OF MRS. Blanch Kuoth against
Bernard Knoth came up for hearing.
The suit was only filed a couple of
weeks ago by Mrs Knoth. and because
of the prominence OF the parties 10 the
suit. IL caused quite sensation. Mrs
Knoth and two other witnesses were
placed on the witness stand 10 testify
10 the unhappy marriage relations.
Their principal testimony was concern
ing quarrel which the couple had
about month ago at the Oaks in Og-
den canyon. which WaXed to such a
fury that Mrs. Knoth refused TO aC-
company her husband home. other
little family Jars were testified TO. but
10 the court the evidence did not ap-
pear sufficient 70 grant decree, so
he took a hand In the questioning Of
the witnesses. and among the ques-
tons put. asked her II she had not
gone out in the company Of other
gentlemen. which she denied. except
ing when her husband was along
The court was not satisfied with the
evidence ond continued the further
hearing Of the ease. and said. 1T may
as well be understood for once and an
that the court will not grant a di-
yorce merely because there happened
10 be a quarrel between two parties
who have been married for several
years
The divorce suit Of Nellie Brown
against Wallace Brown also came up
Tor trial. and the court entered the
same ruling in that case, holding that
the evidence was insufficient on which
10 grant a divorce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23
Real Achievement.

II in your heart you have one note o. song
To which the world as yet has never
thrilled
And YOU can give Il to the listening
thrOng,
Life Is mol vain. A mission Is fulfilled
II you can plant the hlossoming q a smile
Secure whore weeds Of care were wont
20 grow
or MT the weary burden Tor awhile
For some poor pilgrim overborne with
woe.
The gentle thoughts which at your name
shall rise
Are better. truer praise than that which
falls
To him whose palaces have pierced the
skies.
While fattory runs 10 greet him as he
calls.
Washington Star.