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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18
7 oday $ Ogden News

ELLA Wright, Nettie Hogpe. Mabel
I, Stanger. Charles Heslop Washington
Thompson. Anna c. Renstrom, Mary
Farrell Ada Stallings, Efiie Allen, Liz
aie Anderson, Anna G. Renstrom. Mary
Farrell Ada StallIngs Efiie Allen, Liz
gle Anderson, Martin A. Farrell, Hazel
f, Graham, Olla ". Peterson. Leone
Engstron Bertha Wangsgard, Rachel
c. Allen, Maggie Nelson. Sadie Rhodes.
Arthur W, Felt, David j. Nelson. John
Earl Felt, Tura NJ. Aldpus, Myrtle An
derson, Clarence Ferrin.
Highest average. Leila Taylor. Har-
risville. 20 per cent.
Highest class average Huntsville,
So Al per cent.
Number taking examination, 100;
passed. 81; failed. i6.
1NTERMoUNTAlN BUSINESS coll
LEGE.
The 1ntermoun,ain Business College
VIII hold it's sixteenth commencement
exercises Wednesday evening May 20
OF the Methodist church. The program
ana list Of graduates follows
Pipe organ selection. Spring Song.
Prof, S. +. Whitaker.
invocation t.,........ Rev. II. Il. Blood
Instrumental selections--Double num-
her ,.,....,s.. Shorts String orchestra
Recitation--"How the LaRue Stakes
Were Lost" .. Matte j. McMullen
Instrumental selection ........ Orchestra
representations ..,....,..,.O. u. Guess
Music .......,.,,......,..... Orchestra
Pipe organ solo, THE Swan" .......
t..,........,.. Prof. whitaker
Glass Introduction .Prest J. A. Smith
Class address, The Uneducated
Man ..,..,,,t..,... Judge S, T. Corn
Nioltt. solo ,.,,........Geo. Eric Pearce.
Address "a Business Education the
Primary Requisite to Future Sue
cess .,...,......,...Dr a. s. Condor
Presentation of diplomas .............
80. ...,,,,..,...,,,..Pr PRIEST. J. A, Smith.
hliisie .'-'-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Orchestra
Graduates Commercial Department
MIS- +. e, West. honorary: Arthur II
Anderson, Cashmere +. Faulkner. Ha-
gel a. Hufstetler. Gertle A. Linebarger
Frank O. Naisbitt, Eta o. Patterson.
oscar J.. Crnzier pos, graduate; WAL
Ter u, Blelar, Richard II. Garner, Helen
j. Hufstetler, Bessie f., Maui. Geo. Eric
Pearce. Clarence G. Riser, VIM. Chris
topherson, Jos. T. Harbertson, H. s.
lshimaru, Tony j. Monks, NJ. Inez Plat
loot. Cora kinsey- SCherer. Clarence G.,
Wysong, G, VI. Watanuki. Frank IL.
Brown, Frank II Orton. Chas. b, se-
Wen, Joseph Crompton. Byron r.
Moves. Geo. l. Shirlt, Arthur A. Dore
r II. Murase, Henry r. Sherwood,
VIM Cleaver Smith, Henry Becker
Florence 9, Buttrey. Clars f. Dun
can, NJ. Vop-de-Graaf.
StenoSraphic Department--Edit NJ.
Baohman, Esther u. Dean, Minnie r..
oiuldager. Eta p kiesel. Mollie ".
iund. Hulda Nordqpist, Leah II. Camp
bell, Elmer w. Dean. Martha A. Gull
dagger, Nerna kimball, Mary T. Lynch.
Lewis 3. Smith, Claude NJ Clapp, R4ta
Lora Doom, Fannie Harris Matte j.
McAIullen, Mae l.. Vallereux. Florence
NJ Ayrist. Beatrice E. Corning, Lauro
NJ. Holden Laura p Norton. Anna M.
Sumner, Jennie L. Bussey, M Jrne
Forshai Nora Merrill, Alice Irene Paine.
Blanche J. Sumner, Josephine Cottle.
Winnie y. Gieger Elsie Mann, Verna
l. Randall Dollie Walker.
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co. SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
Program for May 2a at Ogden Taber-
nacle--vllist Of Graduates.

Ogden. May lS.--The Weber county
public schools viii hold their CONF
mencemeut exercises at the Ogden tab
ernacle on the morning Of May %. be-
ginning at 1880.
The program to be rendered follows:
Chorus ..,... Pleasant View school
Plano duet 49,. Plain City school pupils
Address to the graduates .............
Prof. Milton Bcnnion of the L. of u.
Vocal solo ,..............,.. leila Shupe
Presentation Of diplomas ...........
....,....,, Prest. +. w. Stratford
chorus .,...,.,.,..... rain CITY school
The eighth grade graduates are:
Luetta Randall. Lille Barker James
Berrett. Mary Storey, Gilbert Randall
William Johns, Coda Clifford. Mildred
Rogers, Claude Ellis, Lester Dean.
Maud Matthews. Ada Chatelain, VIII
ford Shurtliff. Louis Bulge, Thomas
Brown, Sarah Johns, Leila Taylor. Ma
bel Moore. Florence Ward. Eva Jud-
klns. Wayne Homer, Selma Wiese, Mer-
lin King. Ray Towers. Edith Munsee.
Erwin Higley, Florence Mitchell, Luz
creta Powers. Leslie WadsN orth, Ivy
Belnap, Ivy Wilson, Orson Cottle. Ro-
Maid Wadsworth. Frank Hooper. David
Fletcher, William Green. Davis Green,
Myrtle Stephens, Ray Nelson, Robert
Hunter, Bertha II. Robson. Herbert
Wade Della Howell. Sarah Judkins.
Silvia Richardson. Christenia Grieve.
Nels Homer, Ruth Hodson. Pearl Tay-
Tor. Lula Marriott, Ruby Ipsen Hazel
Skeen, Christian Koch, Leslie Taylor,
Jesse Cottle, Marcia Slater, Levi Sla-
ter. Elsie Hodson, Maggie ]. Hogge,
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BIG SALT COMPANY
Incorporates for sl,OOOO0O TO Exploit
Snll Clalms In Toocle Comfy


ogden, May lS.--A million dollar sait
corporation has been formed In ogden
TO be known as the Montello salt
company, The company Is lncorporat-
ed Tor period OF 30 years and viii
make ogden city its principal place of
business. The company Is incorporates.
tor the purpose Of producing salt from
saline lands and salt springs, The
capital stock Is fixed at 1000 900 di-
Vided into shares OF the par value OF
81 each. The company owns a large
number OF salt claims located in the
great Salt Lake desert In Tooele coun-
~, which possesses great quantities OF
salt, The officers OF the company ARE
a, w, Wright, president; S. 7 Corn
vice president; u. 5, Clark, secretary,
w, Johnson, treasurer, and they with
r.. Peterson, G. Hongren and II. j.
Hogan form the board OF directors,
WATsoN-FARLE,Y ENGAGEMENT
The engagement of Miss Phoebe
Watson ana Mr., Lafayette h, Farley
has been announced by Bishop and
Mrs, John Watson, The marriage will
take place the latter part ~ this month,
The prospective bride and groom are
among Oeden's most popular and high
~ esteemed young people.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS,
Funeral services over the remains Of
Joseph COllinson VIII be held Sunday
at 1880 o'clock, Rev. j. T.. Carver OFF,
clating, The remains may be viewed
M the home OF his daughter Mrs. J0-
seph c. Bowman, 2S25 Nye avenue, on
date Of funeral between the hours OF 10
a. m. and 1890 p m.
Sunday school conference will be held
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THE LATE WIN. WEAVER.

short time was chosen TO preside over
that branch, in which capacity he la
bored faithfully until the year 1866,
when he nud his family. consisting OF
his wife and seven children. emigratod
60 America. Upon arriving nj New York
he was forced TO discontinue the jour
ney on account OF financial difficulties
but after three years OF hard work and
sacrifices the westward journey was re-
sumed arriving AT ogden In the fan
OF 1863, whore he has resided continue
ously over since.
Father Weaver was a man possessed
OF sterling qualities. Industrious. faith
fu and always al his post OF duty Ho
inns held different offices In the niesot-
hood ana nj the timo OF his demise was
q member of the high priests quorum
he was the father OF 10 children, eight
OF whom survive him His posterty Is
quite numerous, having 45 grapdchil-
dren and 30 great grandchildren.
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STUDENTS ON B. Y. U. FARM.
Dry Farming WIZ bc Initial Work
Demise of Mrs. Wilson.
snecial corresnondence.

Special Correspondence,
Provo. May u, To-day about 500 Of
the students of the Brigham Young
university, with teams and appliances
for clearing sagebrnsh, are At work on
the 500 acres of Provo Bench land Civ
en- to the university by Jesse Knight
The land will be devoted TO dry farm
ing under the direction Of the agricul-
tural department, 1t Is we'll adapted
for this purpose. and If water is OBJ
tained for II. it is fine fruit land. he
Ing in the canyon breeze belt, where
the fruit Is not injured by frost.
HOPPER HANSEN WEDDING.
A marriage license has been isued to
Calvin Hansen of Provo and Elodie
Hopper OF Salem.
DEATH OF MRS. WILSON.
Mrs Emily Mayberry Wilson died
yesterday from an affection of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18

william weaver AN old resident and
pioneer OF Ogden, passed away ON May
3 al the ripe age OF 81 years He was
a son Of John Weaver and Rebecn Ellis
weaver. He was born on March 20,
1895, at Guilds Ercal England. In
1915 he was married TO Ann Watkins.
on Aug 20, 1862. he was baptized.
Public sentiment ana prejudice were
so strong against adherents Of Nor
monism. he was given his choice OF
leaving the parish on giving up the
principles he had accepted but his con-
victlons 30 the truth NJ the gospel were
so strong, no suCrnce was too great
for him TO make for his religion. con-
sequently he must seek a new home.
He moved his family TO Market
prayton, and after residing there q
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Brigham Young Day,
SATURDAY, JUNE |, 1907.
wANDAMERE,
Program Begins at 2 p m shar,

PROGRAM.
l, Salute of seventeen guns nv n,
tachment of National Guards y,
Utah, in honor of Brigham YounS
first Governor OF Utah.
?, Music, Fort Douglas Band.
2, Prayer Prest, Anthem II. Lund
4. Quartet, Messrs. Pyper, Whitnav
Ensign and Spencer.
;. Grafton Elder Orson F. Whitney !
g. Music, Fort Douglas Band
T. Remarks, Prest. Joseph f. Smith.
S. Soprano Solo, Mrs. Lizzie Thomas
Edward,
o. Remarks, Governor John c. Guitar
10. Ladies' choir, conducted by Mrs
Lizzie Thomas Edward.
II. Benediction, Prest. John r. Wipder
Master of Ceremonies. Prest Frank
Y. Taylor.
After the program there win he
sports of various kinds for the children
consisting Of racing, jumping, tug ~
war, sack races, etc, with prizes Tor
the winners.
An enlarged orchestra will furnish
music during the afternoon and even
ing in the new dancing pavilion.
WILLARD YOUNG,
Chairman General Committee.
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LOGAN.
HARVEST OF GRIM REAPER.
Hospital Notes--+Six Couples We'd
College City News Briefs.

College City News Briefs.
Special Correspondence.
Logan Cache Co., May is.--The re-
mains of Mrs. A. Fl. Lindpulst wife of
| Alfred H. Lindquist, formerly OF Lo-
gan, but who is now in business In
| Pocntello, Ida, was brought TO this
city yesterday for burial. The func-
ial services were held this afternoon
In the Fourth ward Westinghouse, Mrs.
Lindquist succumbcd to an attack of
typhoid and pneumonia, She was the
daughter Of Lewis Ashcroft, formerly
of Hyde Park, a loving young wife
and mother. leaving "A child is months
old. and her heartbroken husband.
who has many friends that sympathize
with him in his sorrow.
VIM. Henry Mathews OF Hyrum
passed away on Tuesday, the iminedi-
ate cause of death being paralysis. Mr.
Mathews had been sick for more than
year, and about three weeks ago he
suffered a paralytic stroke which rem
dered him speechless as well as help
less. and from which he never re-
covered. Funeral services were held
this afternoon In the Third ward meet
SO years old and leaves wife and nine
children.
Orson Baugh. the 9-year-old son Of
Frank III. Baugh. fell from horse on
Thursday. and suffered a very bad dis
location of the elbow.
Isaac Smith, formerly of Richmond
but whose home now is in ReXburg,
Ida, was operated on, Thursday after
noon, at the hospital here, for appen-
dicitis, He rallied from the operation,
and is said to be doing nicely.
Robert Smith, son of Ralph Smith
of Greenyille. was brought to this city
one day this week from Oregon, suffer
ing from typhoid fever, He was taken
to the hospital and Is doing as well as
could be expected.
Mrs. Gardner of Downey. Ida, was
taken i'll while visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Sorenson of Men
don. and has been very sick for the
past week. She is reported to be
somewhat improved,
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Clegg of this city Thursday
afternoon.
WEDDING PERMITS.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by Clerk Larson during the
week:
August Clawson. II, and Violet Oh
sen, u.s. both of Hyrum
John Bertschi, &c. and Bertha Sohrn.
q. both of Providence.
James Christensen. %. OF Pocatello,
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in the following wards tomorrow:
Third, Fifth Roy, Wilson and Slater
ville,
Nat Goodwin and his New York
company viii play The Genius at the
Grand Opera House tonight
Mutual Improvement conference will
be held Al the ogden tabernacle to-
morrow at 10 a. m. Officers meeting
will be held at 2 p. m. session az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18
SHOCKING FATALITY.
j, n, Taylor Burned to Death at To-
catellp.

ogden. May tS--Through telephone
message from Pocatello, Idaho, 10 the
management Of tho Elite Cleaning
Works Of this city, the sad Informal
ton was given that J. Il. Taylor, for
merly manager OF the plant IN this city
but who went to Pocatellp TO takc
charge OF branch cleaning plant for
tho company. was burned to death yes
terday morning, by the explosion of a
new gasoline engine he was installing
IN the place, and the building in which
he was working was partially de-
stroyed by the flames Edward and
Ray Williams Immediately went TO
Pocatcllo 10 arrange for the shipment
of his remains to ogden for burial Mr.
Taylor leaves O wife and several chill
dren. He was wei known in Ogden and
highly respected.
Mi Tnylor's remains will arrive in
ogden tonight, accompanied by the
wife and children of deceased and his
brother. The body will be at Larkin'S
undertaking establishment until the
funeral.
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pEArH oF MRs. AUsToN.

Mrs Elizabeth Letitla Austen de-
parted this life at Z o'clock this MORN
ing. at the family residence. 254S Lin
coin avenue, the cause of death being
dropsy. The deceased Was born at
Riverside Weber county, oct. IA, 1860
and was the daughter of John c. and
Mary Sugars Thompson. She had re-
sided In Ogden all her llfe She was a
most estimahle woman, widely known
and universally loved and respected by
her acquaiutances. she IS survived by
her husband, one son and one daughter
and several brothers and sisters. Mo-
tice of the funeral will be given later.
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State of Ohio, CITY OF ro,.s
County SIS, tO''uo L

State q Ohio, CITY OF ro,.s
County SIS, 0''uo' Lucas
Frank J. Cheney males oath ,,-
the senior partner OF the Arm, 'll9t be
o GO lreloS Y CO: doing business in X. ],
and that said firm win nav ~ IotesAd
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ~ o, sum d
and every case OF Catarrh the, 1or each
eu''O 0S the use s sT AhNSls cat9TTa"cc CUE
Sworn to- before me aud subscrNE ~,
my presence, This 9Th day OF ouioed Ia
A ID. lS6. A, w. GT4EAsONm0er
nm. ,...,, Notary pubi,
~, and acts directly on the lno,nSernnl
mucous urf'ces OF the system, SEND nd
f J. CHENEY & co
80 Toledo, 0
rake liars Family Pills for Cops,,,.
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JAMESTOWN EXCURSION
RATES,

Will be in effect via the Oregon Short
Line May 18th. and daily thereafter
long limits. diverse routes. Ask any
Short Line agent for full particulars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18
GARDEN CITY NOTES.

m ], T. Miller of Salt Lake was here
yesterday arranging foy the moving OF
thc w p. silver printing plant, which
ht has purchased to salt Lake
Proctor academy, has been appointed
missionary TO teach in Turkey by
the American board of foreign mis-
sions. she left last night for Boston to
attend conference of missionaries to
he held on the Goth. Miss Gle is a ma
tive OF Haverhill. Mass. and has been
a very successful teacher In the Proc
ter.
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which the summers work will he out
lined and at 1880 p. m, II public session
which viii he addressed by visitors
from salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18

ations in the municipal court Is not
IN vogue at this time. The mo-
ticn may be denied"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18
spRArNs QUICKLY CURED.

Batne the parts freely with Chamber
laiu's Pain Balm aud give them absolute
rest and n quick cure is certain. For sale
by all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18

heart. at the age of as years, at the
home of her sister. Mrs Giles l., Holden
OF Pleasant View. Funeral services
were held at the home Of Mr.. Holden
this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18

Manager, u. A. l.arkin'
i69 24th ~. Telephone lA-K
Advert. sements for tbs DAILY
Saturday and Semi- weekly Nows
accented On ths same tefInJ NJ az
the salt Lake Office.
-.--ss----------sy7
Circulntor, John j. McGrcgor'
a2l5 wash. Ave. Ind. Tel. lbi
Office with Lambert Paper CO.
Payments for the Daily, Saturday
and semi Weekly News should be
made to the circulator Delivery
made hy CARVER on the same terms
as In salt Lake.
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of Colllnston. NaWscn, n.
Levi Dustin, AZ, and Sarah a..
calder ~ both of Garden CITY a0lins
Richard 3, Thompson, a. ana =.
beth l.. Godfrey, 20. both of C'ia Ella.
Geo. T.. sparrow 20, ana ,As'oa
Webber, 20, both of Logan. |ovlna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18
Crex Grass Furniture.

This well known brand Of Summer furniture
possesses just the qualities looks for in this
sort Of goods - Lightness, Goodness Style
Strength. You can enjoy real summer comfort
if your porch or home contains few pieces
We have Chairs, Rockers, Settles, etc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
SON
IS MUCH BETTEu
President and DR.. Lambert Go
for Ride-Mrs. Roosevelt
Takes Drive.

WASHINGTON. d. c., March o.
The Improvement noted in the cond-
ton OF Archie Roosevelt to-day over
that of yesterday. when for time CON
siderable apprehension was felt, has
been maintained Tonight and in con-
sequence a feeling Of great hopeful-
ness pervades tho White House. 1T
was officially announced tonight tina.
NO patient Is In excellent condition,
and that there are no unfavorable In
dications.
The satisfactory progress made by
Archie to-day was such that tho Presi-
dent and Or. Lambert went for long
horseback ride, not returning to the
rhite House until after dark, Mrs,
Roosevelt, too, who has been con-
slant watcher Mt tho bedside OF he,
sick child, took occasion to go out
for short drive and returned much
refreshed, She immediately went back
in@o tho aick-room,
Shortly after O'clock tonight Drs
RiXey, Bralsted and Kennedy reached
tho White House. and soon thereaftor
were In conference With Dr. Lambert
They found Archie doug nicely. un-
less acme unlooKed-fpr complication
arises no additional hulletina viii bs
issued tonight.
| prs. Rlxey. BREASTED and Kennel,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
JOINT DISCUSSION.
Five Candidates for Congress
From Eighth District to Meet.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March o.
Hon. j. Il. Ryan. of Loudoun county,
and Hon. II. Lindsey Gordon, Of Louisa,
candidates for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Congress in the Eighth Dis
trict. were here to-day comforting with
friends from stafford and King George
counties MS TO their candidacy. Both
candidates will attend Stafford court
on Monday. ana II is expected that
Judge g. u. Nicol and Mr.. c. G. Carlin,
the Other two candidates, will also be
there, and NIL will address the voters.
AIR. Charles keoppen, OF this city,
has closed with tho authorities of the
Jamestown Exposition for the erection
OF building on the grounds, and for
the exhibit of live bees, showing tho
different stages OF the cultivation Of
the bee industry during the EXPOSE
ton.
A novel and exceedingly interesting
entertainment. known as A Mother
Goose Festival. gas given last night
by the primary department of Fred
ericksburg College in College Hall. A
large attendance was present. and all
Of the various characters of fairy
tales and of the nursery stories were
represented. such as King Cole. Jack
| Horner. Mother Hubbard Humpty-
| DumptH. Simple Simon. Pieman, Boz
Peep. Daffy-Down-D !lIy, Babes in the
| Woods. Peter. Pumpkin Eater, etc. The
| entertainment was q pronounced sue
| cess in every particular.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

The State Corporation Commission
has issued the following charters:
Rockhouse Realty Company Gnc),
Big Stone Gap; III. y, Fox. president
and treasurer; j. S. Wright. secretary;
Y, I. ,Gobblee, all Of Big. stone. Gap.
$1,000. obieets-.-Real estate business,
Mnrnlsa psye9pment corporantont
s. A. McNeal; Williams Evans, soere-
ary and AZ Of Narloh
tion, Norfolk; r. S. Royster,, president;
g. 7 s!Burroughs' vice. presidelnt' N WI
liam s Moyaisr TREASURER; co,ns MsR
Sdo Nn minimu ssBoSoo SiIs Min
Ing, BUSINESS (Tlorlda phosphg,te) Ma,
tolls III = smy yfisi \ r. smSth, and
j. M. Priest. secretary and treasurer,
al oS Of Norfolk. experimentation,
$4,000; minimum, 5000
dent S, r. Flowers, yicc-presidcnt, u.
u, Johnson, secretary and treasurer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000; minlmnm,
Chestnut I'M lRlehmondo 4, g, pat 4
ton; +, q Rennie, vice, president; G, ID,
tary James g, Bowman, j. n. Good
Capital-MaXimum; s5oO,ooo, minimum
Kirshncr Rotary OH Prcss Corpora
dent, T. Lazarus, Leon Goodman, seers-
ets1y And trsnissnnr VI oao HniG nma@
I-".-- - capars y Company dnc.>
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
DELAWARE BUILDING.
Commission Arrives at Exposi
ton Grounds.

Especial TO the Times Dispatch,
NORFOLK. VA, March 9.--The Della
ware commission to the Jamestown
Exposition arrived in Norfolk to-day
to make final arrangements for the
erection OF the Delaware State build
ing on the Exposition Grounds. The
architect and contractor were in the
party. and with the plans for the
structure already complete and the
site selected. 1t is expected that ground
for the building will be broken and
the work begun next Monday or Tues
dav.
The visit to-day is the first that
the Delaware commission has made to
the Exposition Grounds. After brief
conference In the Office of Mr.. g. II.
Shepherd, secretary of the exposition,
they visited the grounds and there in
spected the site for the Delaware
building.
Those in the party were Mr.. John
". Causcy, vice-president of the COM
mission: Mr.. John Dunn, former Gov.
ernor OF Delaware: Adjutant Wickser-
sham. State Senator Conner. c. r. Hol-
comb. member of the House OF Dele
gates; Mr.. Leon w. Crawford. archi-
tect. and Mr.. John Barr. contractor