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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-01
AT THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

AT THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
 The special Easter services at all the Catholic churches throughout the city yesterday were entirely appropriate and delightful The musical pro- gramme at all the Catholic churches eciipsed any of the programmes of for mer years. At St. Mary's church the following programme was enjoyed at 10:S0 o'clock:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-01


 Kyrie ,,. ......................, Gounod Gloria ....., ..........,,....,....G .Gounod Regina Coeli ........,............Glorza Credo ...... .....,.........."..G .Gounod Offertory.
 Sanctus .... ...............,..Go .Gounod Benedlctus ..... ,GounoA Agnus Del ............,.......... .Gounod Postlude
 The singing by the choir, both as a whole and in the solos, was splendid. The following were the soloists: Miss Mary Sullivan, soprano; Miss Mary Lynch, alto; William Grabb, bass; Louis Lautenbach, tenor.
 The sermon at this mass was deliv- cred by the Very Rev. l., F. Kearney. He preached very strong and inspir- Ing sermon on the Resurrection. The large audience which attended this mass, composed of all denominations were highly pleased by Father Rear neys mighty and forclble arguments in regard to the belief that the Res urrection" did take place and that the Gospel relating to this is as true as any historical event Those people who were not acquainted with Father Kearney's ability as pulpit orator were amazed at his splendid sermon, Fath- CT Kearney summed up all the points which have been brought 10 bear against the fact that the Resurrection was part of history, and he then sep arately refuted each one and showed
  then summd up in excellent style bear Ing out their truth.
 The 1O:30 mass was a solemn high service said by the Rev. Fathers Far mer. Linahan and Ford The presence of the forty alter boys, together with the prettily decorated altars, was a very fascinating sight.
 The three altars had been very pret- tily decorated and trimmed with lilies, large ferns etc., by the Dominican sis- ters. These sisters also trained he al- tar boys for this special occasion, so that their appearance and their assis tance in the ceremonies deserve nigh meris.
 The attendance at this mass was ex- tremely large, seats being reserved m the two side altars, in the fas.rY and in front of the altar railing.
 At s:sO D, m. solemn respe;s was held, said by Fathers Farmer, Linahan and Ford The programme follows; Prelude.
 Domino a1 adjuvendum.,,.. Willard Dlxit Dominus ............ss,...M Willard Regina Coeli .....................G .Glorza Magnificent ..........,,'.., ..,,.. Willard o Salutaris.
 Tantum Ergo ...,...,.'''..''.,..''M ''Mlllafd Laudate Dominum (chanO. Postlude
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Oct. Is, 1907
ARRIVED.


Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse tGarl P,Iarz
1Iti oStO'tf $ SOUTHAMPTON and CheTUourg o.
* - with G2t cabin and 566 steerage passen-
80 -1 mise Arrived at the Bar at 2f2
20, 't'iton IS Co. with passengers ana muse
te1tI S4IatoEa, Downs Havana October IL. the
80 lo'N ana Cuba Mail Co, with Il passengers.
mans alla muse. arrived the a II IN.
oSlaI IL DAM Hempe, Copenhagen October
.. and thIisarsnd .. to bunch Edge Co
with - cabin aud J44 steerage passenEers and Iasa
arrived at Jhe Bar at II 80
2ltt's' f-Nei!H, Hennel. Fort Tampa October = with
90, vessel 70 \ II Bull * co: viii discharse at Cs4rteret
H.viieT II alio, Patteu October the
Se1heLn racine Co, with ndae. Lett Quarantine at
steamer CaTb. Packer. Georgetown. C. October II
enc y C. Is, 20 the clyde - 20, with pas
aetstL9 L ana l.die. Left Quarantine at i2:lG
- bei.la p ana Aulcria -. ] E.we 60, with
1ndse. arrived at the Ear at 10 \ m.
Curacao l. 20 BOUlton Bliss & Dalett with passenger
Hitua ana uIse. Arrived at the Bar il:l0 m lam
Sether ho-o tNop, Larsen Port Antonio October y.
=, ~ Iltt3t tIAg Co, with fruit Arrived al the
steamer vncenzo d Giorgio (,;oo. Jacobson Port
Antonio october tie Co with
Sjs'tItr III arius tiir. Marshall, Ruenos AyTes Sep
1910
SAILED
Steamers kronorinzessin Ceciio CGer Bremen via
FymeGth ana CherDours; Lucauia C3r. Liverpool via
1Austl Naples Venice, Astoria tETD. Glasgow VIA
MoNile; Aanaalia UieD. Hong Kong. shanghai etc,
Adelaide. Inca tBrp, Wilmington e. ST G}iJ.
Antwerp Panama, Crstobal. city Memphis Saya1
port -ews san Marcos Galy, gmund GER ia
MA and Rio de Janer2; a Knudsen tNor Porto Rico.
sandy Hook, y J. Oct 10. 1000 ? ua-wiud west; light
breeze: haZy.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
BONDS TO BUY PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Eyer & Co, of No. 81 Wall street, offer at 97la
and accrued interest 100000 the total authorized
Issue of S5oo0ooo thirty year collateral trust per
cent gold bonds OF the Northern Westchester Secu-
Tues Company. maturing in September. 1896
There are at present outstanding, 81 f0f0oo OF the
bonds, issued TO acquire certain public utilities
properties III Westchester County. OF these bonds
So4,o0J have been sold.
The bonds are secured by deposit with the trIs-
tee, the knickerbocker Trust Company. OF the en-
tire common stock OF the PeekskiH Lighting and
Railroad Company. the entire stock of the North
eTn WestcheSter Lighting Company and the entire
outstanding stock Of the Hudson River and Eastern
Traction Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
STEAMERS AT FoREroN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Queenstown. oct 15-CaIuauia lBr) New York Liv-
eTpOOl land pruCeeled)
Cherbourg oct i4-PTesideut Grant tGer). York,
Via Plymouth for Hamburg taud proceeded.
FTemante. oct l4-Deu OF Ruthveu tlrJ New York via
Vincent q Y.
London. oct l5-Georgan t2r Boston; MInnehaha CBr,
New YORK.
Glbratsr, Oct 15-K6n gin Luise Ger. New York for
Naples and Genoa and proceeded.
AntweIp Oct l3-St Cuthbert Hip New York; 18th.
1890 a m. krcon,aEi, New No~S Dover
Hamburg, Oct l&-M9nceaisio dta4, New York.
Fi'er Plate. oct l+-I.enuay tBr. New York and
Norfolk via Rio Flreiro.
Bristol. Oct 15--l.landaT City tBrj New York.
Naples, oct 15-Rataria 'tsrl, New York for Genoa
Catan.a. oct a-Hermiue tAusu. York via Palermo
M"rtcE tCr. oct lIIiueTa .}T New YORK Via Lucia
HuU. oct 14-Narr,Uo tPr. %ew Nori.
Hueya. oct I4-TauaSta G}-} New York VIA Santander
SAILED
Gibraltar; Oct r'Amerca o', Marzeiles 'or New York
Naples. oct l4-IU1vDa ItaN. New York
Alsiers Oct ~Iohonf,s erl. from Calcutta etc. for
Boston and Ny| York. Manhattan Ger. from Ba;oum
York
Alnera oct lo-DcphIre G;aD from Barcelona for New
PASSED.
Gibraltar, oct 15Kaseuga lBr), New York Singapore
liiugO.
Brow Head Oct l5-Cannins dl0. New York for Man
chester.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16

st Clair McKelway. editor of THE Brooklyn
Eagle and chancellor Of the New York University:
FRANK H. Fields and Edward c. Blum both of New
York.
Following the exercises the visitors, including
sixty prominent residents Of Brooklyn, were the
guests OF the New York state commission at
banquet. Then they drove over the exposition
grounds seVefa! hours being spent in seeing the
sights They left the grounds late this afternoon
on thelr return to Old Point Comfort. Tomorrow
morning they will resume their tour of the Vir-
glnias, going first to the Confederate battlefield at
Petersburg Va
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16

Destinationsand steamers. Close in New YORK
FTancsco)- ManchuTia Oct m
and and Australia teXcept
Westy. FIJI Islands samoan Islands
and New Caledonia fv!a san Fran
cisco)--cfoHanburn Oct 90 Goo IN
Hawaii VIA san Francsco)-Alameda. Oct "a 90 . M
JaI al. Coroa and China Especially ad-
dressed Only). via seat,leTreinon, oe; 2I e.oO m
japan. CoTea China and Philippine Isl
aEds tyia Vancouver and "ictorIa
Empress Of China ..--..-..-.. p,
Hawaii Guam and Philinrne Islands
Cia san Francisco)-United States
TTaEisport Oct ai. 600 m
Islands. Fiji ISLANDS New
Caledonia (va Vancouver and Vic
tor'a, Is C.)-Miovyera. ..............Noy 2 900
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (yia San
Franc!sco)-MaTiposa IL 600 m
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
RAILROADS.
NEW IERSEf gENTHAl.


TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON The HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. ". I'D
ST.--6-5C so. S-zU. 500. 9.jO. O.o0. l1lo.
. 80. $50. go. $50. $50. II. 90 p m sun
days, 40 $50 800. 1890. ll5O a. m.
l.. 80. Loo. 2-50. 3-jU, 45O. go. $50. 80.
Lv. LIBERTY Sr-Iso. 63U. 200. 500.
$50. S-UU. LEGO, ll.OU. ll.SO, 100 g. m,
Loo. l,d0. 100 500. 400, 40. 500. $50.
days. f-3O. 500. 800 1000. % a m,
12O0 noon. LOO. zoo 800. 400 500. 500.
200. S-uJ. 300 1850 p m. l.. 10 midnight.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. ". I'D sr:-s-50, $50. ILJO a. M,
$50. $50. 80. $50 p. IN daily.
L.y Liberty SI-:-l50. s-OJ. 100 a. Ins
12-OO noon. 200 40O. eco 200 p. daily.
FOR ATLANTA CITY. Lv.7 W. I'D
Sr.:-55O a. m. Q2-5O Sats- onlyl. $40
p. m sundays. $50 a N. 20 p m
Lv. LIBERTY SF.:-lO.OO a m. 600
a. ia. 80 p. m.
FOR LAKEW GOD AND LAKEHURsE.
Lv- w I'D st. $50 a m. (l2.5O Sats.
only. l-2V 80. $50 .4.JO (6.20 sals.
,Lv. LIBERTY ST :-Lso. 500. 1000 a. m.
ll-O0 ss,s on,y). I-3O, 3. ~. 1. 10 $50. (6. so
Sats- onlD p m Sundays. $50. 1000
a. m, . 80 p. m
FOR LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK
AND OCEAN GROVE Lv. W 23D ST.
20. 1l-=o "a m. l. 90 so. 1. 50. D 20. g. 20,
SO. il-5O p. m sundays. $50 a. m. $50,
20 p. m.
Lv- LIBERTY ST 100. $50. IL 80 a m,
llU. $50. 1. 45. 80 6 30. : 70 p. n. T. Of
midnight sundays. 400. 900 a m, 400.
$50 %. m
Tim tables may be obtained at following
oIHces- Liberty ~. West I'D St Tel 3I44
1heiSeal. Astor House, 20, 434. 1850. 1854
Broadway. is itth Av.. Isl fifth Av IS
Union square West 2I9S Third Av.. IOS
West l25th st, 245 Co umbus Av.. New
York, Court St, 343 344 Fulton St. 40
Nostraud Av-, Brooklyn, $50 Broadway.
Williamsburg. New York Transfer CO. calls
Tor and checks baggage to destination
" @. BESLER W c HOPE
NtCe-Pres- & Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r AGENT
10-13-O7
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
NMrrOgGteS' NOtices.

I Fitzgerald. slvosate OF tne county OF New York
sssSs, Jane 2 nomSToy late county OF SSa
YORK dec'a5ei 10 SEM 'ite sane WIN vouchers
business. Wa}l 5i:y New YoF1
Dated Ne~ YORK 9 4' ras a +Hy 96 Z IS 5uPs 1,l}5, a2
W. DUDLEY cARLEToN. ,A!r,ornev. for EFeaq!or ~
%ew YORK
II PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF nos; FRANK
r tlizgTrad a SiII2e..r T' i-r - Comfy % Nev
against Herman miller. late OF tse County Of New York
The tgbscrber az her place OF Tans-e4g business al
jn anSr y5s Sy Ses O. pa,e5 New YORK th 2 ar of G ry
i.d7 CLARA L MILLER. Erecutriy
WILLIAM sTNE. A!!elRey lor l:Se9gtrEg 20 William
street noTo1sh of Manhattan y y ,itf.
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or hon. ABNER G
-, = i''l''S j 5,sby -t,, ali psrars fa.irg ~,ar,
agains. octavfus H. Halaau ate Of ,a1 County aC Neu
Yo.o deeeassa 10 1tess9' isG sane WIN '.r
nss at the oitge at Jarea g. Baldwin, lr " 3a Vail
on O. 6etols % t2e & ION E aay ~ Of M Mey 1sE' r0 ,.,-
joins HENRY T0wN- .Np Executor.
ALFEEp r BALDWIN.
A' Ws s sts Hs5agn q, ,a5ap 'o M ,'sa'o Yo5S e %
IL PURsUANcE or ~ oEpEH or HOS, AHNE1 e.
alfred Adler ato of tne COUNTY n Ncw lorl deeease
% present ite sam" WIKI F"rcfs lereH; 20 tae SUBJ
CIV Of New York on or before H.. 18Th day Of Apr
Dated Ne" y2Es ss s, ~ az 2, q o,a9.- ] 1907
F r Mi%tAIH, Atty for Executors. - William S..
IN fgasAN>5g2 ,15.5.>5 or ~ ORDER or nos rRAN
ciem asag~ Otto nfI EsH ia late dr , Efy@;
New York deceased to present the same wl,h vouch-
ing business. the once Of Roy watson 8 Naaner
q Br9ol.lyn city o. New York, before the ist
Dated Ne" YORK. Gfpl 5'2 fi # l@ @G5
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Barharossa passed Nantucket Iightship yesterday
al viii probably dock about O'Clock this morning
The President Lincoln communicated with SiasConse
yesterday morning 4:30 when 50 miles Nan
Lightsip; Is expected dock early
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16

USEFUL MAID. Competent young Scotch
girl good seamstrcss. packer: VIII assist
ChauberwOrk r. NJ. Miss Fi,zGeTsld's :
Bureau, 9u3 str ave. corner 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
FoR SALE.

REGILUTNG picture frames. fancy furni-
ture. god leaf guaranteed. reasJna be
charges. F-iedherg's Gliding shop. 20 sixth
ave oprositc sth ct elevated station.
Phone sf7.;-SDring.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises GIL sun Moon sets 1872 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A.M-Sandy Hook 3:Gs Island 3.2OiIIe Gate 513
PM-Sandy Hook 5:25 Gov. Island $40 Hell Gate 533
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16

EITCHENSiAID-By young swedish girl:
lest references. city only; ST. Call
Swedish Exchange. IS9 East 3Oth ST.. or
Tel 4564-NaGlsln square
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TnnAX


Vessel Line
Segnund ......... Ri de Janero, September IS.
W.
Cssda -...........N nteviGeo Septr Morton
-t IN
Ntgianc Nassau. Ortuuer Ward
a. a
Algonquin. hsonvlie, October l1.-... Clyde
Castle. iilIHuuIC October 4-.--......
President Lincoln. Hamburg October -E{aruh-
Sarria $ October .Ffaub-
SiEismund Kingston. October lo.-...N Lloyd
Victorian. VeIioa October " hlts star
"t3Torla IL tii-''- tl'oi'-r lllafi
c.
anb2iS october 10 tiann-NIn
Neckal Gibraltar October G.....N LLOYD
ed1S. October l.. Royal Mall
eostA O'torer lt4sslail-N o
tIlhf3ltaf. tc{oHer li'Ti
spain. October 10 Quebec
Emilia. c bra tar. Sept tenher 20 29....-
%arlsr-ta. A11eria. October
shields October Prince
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Il.
Laura Gibraltar October .Austro-Au
I.5vsta Gibraltar, october Cans IS co
city OF savannah. October Savannah
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS.
ARABIC October White star
October French
Wi!!erI .Iayti October Holm
Nohavk Antwerp October 6.......... Phoenix
Kansas Swans October 5......... H-i-,o
Galveston. October ll....S0 Pacific
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10
Jrnbria Liverpool October C.nard
81 Paul SOUTHAMPTON. October
Rotterdam ArnsteTderr October s.. .f5o iand-Au
Nord America Naples. october S...--.---La Veloce
Gibraltar. october S...,......
Bulgaria. Gibraltar. October S...........
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
BILLIARD AND PooL TABLES.
MACHINERY.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
HELP WANTED.
Afsle

Mzle.
ADVERTISING CANvAsSER. R.-wANTED.
SEVERAL GOOD ADVERTISING CAN
WASHERS ON THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
LIBERAL COMMISSION. REFERENCES
REQUIRED. CALL Or ADDRESS BUSI-
NESS OFFICE. TRIBUNE BUILDING.
WANTED. Young man stenogTapher. will
ing TO demonstrate ability at moderate
salary with old established firm. whore
merit Is apprecia ted, If capable to transiihe
from photographic cylinders usefulness VIII
be enhanced al start. Address, stating
age. references and salary expected.
Character Box Sc, Tribune Ofice,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
'Brlngs mai.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY


Vessel For Line Mall closes galIs
sTeufanic. Southampton. White star. $50 IN N
Iermudan Bermuda Quebec........ 900 a n II 90 % m
C-acria. fisIIb 4 N
POtsdCu. Rotterdam. Hoaan1-Arn...-. n
Main Bremen. Y - LLOYD .--...... m
Antilles. New Orleans, 50 Pacfc----- 1900 N
THURSDAY. OCTOBER II
Celtic Liverpool. White Stsr--..-... 100 2.20 "a
L TOurane, HaYre French. 700 d m
Amerika, Hamburg Halrt-A 10 80 2.up rn
TleEeu. ChrisJiarsauG, SHed-Am- $3.50 m
Hcrro Castle. Havana. Ward 900 q n
EspeTanza. Havana 300 200 m
Main Bremen; 9 l.ev1 ..-.-.--.-- 1000 q m
I.aupasas. Galveston, Mallory......... 200
Algonquin. JH-hsoilNlile, 300
CITY OF Co-uin'Is' 7a'ah12l' 0a'ah'aH - 300
FRIDAY. OCTOBER Is
Rosalind Newfoundland. 1890 q m i.oo
CITY WASH ton. Bahamas NY&CM- 12:3O D m 3:66 ~
Nlslatcia- havana - q y '1'''''- - 300
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
BALTIMoRE & OEIO R. R.
TaTcsaiEh DAILY nam. to the we.,

Leave New YORK City. Sd St Lily sc
CHICAGO. P4TISB re 200 am 500 am
SHl,AGU, COLI ABUS. II5O am 1900 mn
tII II 81 RG, Glen Ell D. $50 pm 4.UO pm
t4I ISECHG LIMIT D. d 50 pm 200 pm
ttS-.sI- LOUIS. LOCISV.. 50 pm 1-iO am
StE-.SI. .l0L j.. LOCISV-. $50 am iO-OO am
C4N.tSf- f-LoC-S-LDJISN-, $50 pm 6-UU pm
Od-ces- 20. 434 1850 BroaGWay 8 Astor
House lbs Greenwich 81. - Union Square
". 3Sl Grand 81. y. Y; 343 Fulton 81.
brochIyu. West sd St and Liberty ST.
AI-er p m Sleeping Car Reservations
anu t@l information regarding trains. etc.
can Be obtained at Bureau Of Information,
= o r. r.. I'D ST. Terminal Phone
Nc Chelsea 3I44
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
81. q. II. IL Il HARTFORD ii III

y \, n II q HARTFORD 4 Z
Trains depart from Grand Central station.
42d st and +th Ave. as follows for
Z stau via New London & Frov.-ftS:00.
II 1000. 1000. * 1902 4. M,
y 1-ao. - 1.u3. y S:U0. n S 90.
- 5-02. 'fI2.O0 2. NJ. via Williman-ic-
f'>-"5 a NJ. T2-d1 p NJ, via Spfd.-
1915 A. ~. 1900. 400, "11:O0 r n
VOr str & Fitch STA Putnam. 1880 p. n.
LakeVllle & Norf.--fs9-o0 y N f3:26 p. NJ
Portland * Bar HarboC via WorC.-4fS P. "
ct harrington. StockbridEe. LenoN. Pitts
heli-T4 81. T'S.1O a. NJ. 81 90. f3:26 p 81.
TicE=t Offices at cfir8nd Central Stn ard
cl2Sth 81 also AZ y245. 1900. C1354 Bway.
C.5 Union So elsa Fifth Ave, Gas Coiuu1-
bus Ave. Cf44 Madison Ave. eos ". 1a5th
ST. 27eS Third Ave In Brooklyn. ca
Court St. 47e Nostrand Ave. 800 B'way.
'Gailv fENcept Sundays. SStops az l2Sta
St NSt-ps az I25th St Sundays only.
rParlor car Limited. ESunday psrlor car
train Has dining car cParlor and
Sleeping Car tickets also. saturdays only.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
WORK WANTED.
FeTIlass

Femass
BOOKEEEPER--Com young lady.
experienced in double and single entry;
can speak German. NJ. Elders. l249 4Oth
St, Brooklyn.
CASHIEE.-By young lady; experienced
cashier; can take charge Of books and de-
tail work: salary SIO. Address e. Bowen.
81 sackman st. Brooklyn
DCRAND. G25 Lexington ave. near oath
st, back from Paris, special department
for modernizlns gowns
COMPANION. &c-By refined. educated
lady, OF Northern birth of good business
capacity, as companion. or business position
II trust. excellent references Address
L. q. g., l7l7 Pickens 81, Columbia. :. c.
CULTURED LADY Of middle life would
take charge OF ycung girl, or similar po-
stcn, not mcniaI. references exchanged.
c. H. 20 Stanwood Road. East Cleveland.
Chic.
OFFICE WC2K-By girl, high school ed
ucauon Sarah Greenwald. 2S6 % ST.
sTEN0GRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
AGed Il. steady position, one years ex-
1erence; good references. '. s. lI2 East
I0Gth st
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Thoroughly experienced. can take diCt1-
tlon a. high rate Of speed; traUscribe ac-
Curatelv. excellent references salary Sl5.
Jeanette HeHinFer. 521 West I5lst ST.
srENoGRAPHER and TYPEwP1rER-
by bright willing beginner. Miss L
CShinsky. go South 1st st. Brooklyn.
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Understands bookkeeping: vi. liUe. faith
ful, Industrious. experienced, trustworthy
can furnish best references. desires perma-
nent position, salary from 80 70 SO. Estelle
Gersti 745 18th ST.
VISITING TEACHER-B graduated kin
der-artucr. city or suburbs Il c. r.,
POI Albany ave. Brooklyn
VISITING GOVEREESS a steruoons- com
petent. experienced, French. German,
music. excellent city references; moderate.
2G3 West I2Stu st.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS

sTakes mail for South Brazil
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-20
Oscar Doty, G. P.
C. e. Burbank, II. P.
Frank Brothers, S. w.
G. II. Thompson, J. w.
G. w. Burbank, Treas.
L. NJ. Walker, Scribe.

There was a good large COM
pany last night gathered in the
parlors of the Presbyterian
church in response to an invita-
ton by the ladies Of the
Missionary Society.
Mrs. John Anderson read a
paper on "The power of the
Monthly Magazine" 1t showed
great care in preparation and
was listened to with interest.
Then four ladies discussed the
emigration problem.
Mrs. j. S. McGavren spoke of
the Scottish emigrant. Mrs.
Carlisle read a paper written
by Mrs. Beveridge on the Ger
man and Scandinavian; Mrs.
Linsley on the italian and Mrs.
Armstrong on the voaians.
The ladies all did wtll and a
great deal of information on
the emigrant question was the
result. After the program re-
freshments were served which
all enjoyed. The meeting was
a very beneficial one.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-20
CA8ToRIA
Bears tho zIhe Kind You Have Always Boug
Signature ct LA2zs7zSu

j. G. Brundige of Woodbine,
was at Logan Tuesday on bust
ness. While driving along the
road near the j. T. Huntly place
east Of Logan last week, his
team got frightened. They
turned around quickly, upset.
ting the buggy and throwing
him to the ground. He was
rendered unconscious and the
buggy was demolished. He
left his buggy in the road and
took his team and went on tc
Woodbine. Gazette,
Mrs. Hunter anl. Miss Pade,
were Sioux City passengers this
morning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-20
At Deaths Door.

While workmen were en-
gagged in repairing g building
for r. H. Harris, just north OF
the Times office, today, Gene
Sorrlck, one OF the workmen,
walked into the cistern con-
tanning about ten feet of water.
One of the Workmen saw Mr..
SorriclS disappear and rushed
to the place of his disappear
ance just in time to see the top
OF his head come tothe surface,
and grabbed him by his hair
and kept his head out of the
water until help came to his
relief. He was badly scared
but no serious damage was
done. 1t was a close call for
a watery grave, but "Bob"
agrees not to charge him for
his bath in his cistern.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-20
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Council room, Missouri Val
ley, Iowa, June Ii, %. Coun-
ell met pursuant to adjourn
naent at S:l5 p. m., called to
order by Mayor Withrow.
Ofiicez present, Mayor w.
II. Withrow, Frank Tamisiea,
clerk; Geo. Butcher, marshal.
Councilmen present Geo. II.
Williams, L. M. Gilmore, Eli
Watkins, j. L. Tamisiea, ]. B.
Leet and Geo. l.. Colver.
Monthly report OF city treas
urer, water commissioner, and
street commissioner were read
and it was moved by Tamisiea
and seconded by Gilmore that
the same be approved and
placed on file. Carried.
The following bills were pre-
sented and audited:
Water Fund
w. b. Smith, labor and
material furnished. .S22 60
j. Thomson, salary. $3.50. 60 90
Moved by Colver and sec
onded by Leet that the bills as
read be allowed and the clerk
be authorized to draw warrants
in payment of the same. Car
ried.
Moved by Tamisiea and sec
onded by Watkins that the
matter of tapping the water
main on West Erie street for
Orr for sprinkling purposes be
referred to the committee on
waterworks with power to act.
Carried.
Moved by Gilmore and Sec
onded by Tamisiea that the
matter of keeping the side
walks on the east side of Mills
street free of mud, rubbish and
debris be referred to the COM
mittee on sidewalks. Carried.
Moved by Tamisiea and sec
onded by Colver that permits
sion be granted to the COM
mittee having charge of the
celebration July 18th to the use
of the city park for such pur-
poses. Motion carried.
Moved and seconded to adj
journ. Carried.
Frank Tamisiea, Clerk.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-20

The Nonpareil reports the
death of John Beno of Council
Bluffs, on Thursday. He was
one of the old pioneers of that
city, having settled there in
1861, and has been one of the
successful business men of
Council Bluffs, and was known
by the citizens of Mo. Valley
and Harrison county for many
years. He will be missed by the
business men of Council Bluffs
and will be remembered by the
public as a man of strict in
tegrity in business, and his
death will be regretted by all.
He has been in failing health
for several years and had re-
tired from active business for
the past two years.
Ed Barrett of Dunlap, was
the guest OF Councilman Gill
more in this city, yesterday.
Miss Nellie Mac Allister
arrived home from Grinnell
this afternoon, where she has
been attending school the last
year. Her room-m mate, Miss
Mabel Noggle of Salem. S. d.,
will spend Sunday here as her
guest
Harry Wallace Price was
married Wednesday at Mar
quette, Michigan, June 18th,
to Miss Laurine Link. Harry
will be remembered by many Of
cur citizens as the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Price, former
ly Of this city. He was the boy
who was such a wonderful
singer when he lived here.
Jim Finley has accepted a
position as driver for Birds
grocery, in place of Charles
Wilkins.
The Northwestern bridge car
is in the local yards. They
just finished putting in the big
stpnl hridnp nNar tho NLilln11,