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The Washington times., 1907-08-23
Mss Moore
Is to Marry
R.L.Goydon

News from Richmond OF the greatest
interest in Washington. as well as
through the State of Virginia, is the
engagement of beautiful Mice Anne
Moore Talbot to Robert Latimer Cor
don, OF Richmond.
Miss Talbot spent her early child
hood in Richmond. but has for the past
few years lived at Midlothian" the
estate of her father, William Holt Tai
bott. near WaynesbOrO.
Miss Talbot inherited many Of her
charms from her mother. who was Miss
Nellie TAFT. a belle Of Virginia.
The wedding viii be celebrated al
Midlothian early IN November. Mr..
Gordon is a brother of Mrs. Harry
Smith and DR.. William Gordon, Of Rich
mond and is prominent in the social
and business life Of Richmond.
Another announcement Of equal inter-
est is that of II. D. Forsyth, of lNew
Orleans, who announces the engagement
Of his daughter. Edith Agnes. TO VIII
lam H Langhorne, OF AIbemarie county.
Miss Forsyth has been "a frequent
visitor at the University OF virginia
where she was much admired, and II
AIbemarle. Mr. Langhorne is originally
from Richmond, and IS the son OF CHS
well D. Langhorne. OF "Mirador," and
a brother OF the famous beauties, Mrs.
| Charles Dana Gibson. OF New York
/ Mrs. Reginald Brooks, OF New York
/ Mrs. William Waldorf As;oT. OF Eng
| land. and Mrs. 7. Moncure Perkins. Of
] Richmond.
( A beautiful wedding VIII be celebrated
| In the University Chapel In Chariottes-
/ Vile on August q. at $50 ?. m, when
Miss Eliza Carter Thornton becomes the
bride Of Charles Ross Thurman. Of
Lynn, Mass. This wedding is OF peculiar
| interest TO many IN Virginia, where II
1 Is recalled that Miss Thornton Is tho
/ granddaughter of the late famous Latin
professor. Gesner Harrison, of the Uni
| versity. and q daughter OF present
| professor. She is q descendant OF the
| Carriers. Lewises. HarTisons. and other
| prominent families along tne rowe
James river, who lived and died IN the
] famous old mansions OF shirley. Bran
don. Berkeley. and others.
| Miss Mile Norris has returned 10 hel
| home on Seventeenth street, after
/ visit with friends at Pen Mar.
Mrs. s. Oppenheimer is spending a few
weeks at the Oriental Hotel Auanu'
City, \. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Frank and Mr.
and Mrs. N. Jackson, OF Pittsburg. Wer'
| guests during the week OF Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Bush, Of Washington
Joseph Herzog has gone 70 New York
/ from where he viii sail Saturday FOL
| Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Kafka and son. wh'
spent q few weeks at Atlantic City, ar
now at Far Rockaway. L I.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23
CHINESE REBELS
MURDER OFFICIALS

SHANGHAI China, Aug IA serious
outbreak has occurred in Ngan-Hwei
province. according TO advices received
here today from Ngan-Ewang. Rebels
took possession OF a small village near
Tong-Chin, after slaughtering the local
authorities and burning their residences.
II IS feared an attack Will be made on
Iong-Chin-
The revolutionary movement IS spread
ing ra0idly throughout the whole Yantse
valley. A general revolt is being plan
ned, and arrangements have been made
TO start uprisings IN numerous cities
simultaneously. 1t is feared the pres
ent outbreak will precipitate trouble
throughout the country. Huheh and
Honan provinces. adjoining Ngan-H wel.
are known TO be disanected.
Troops are reported to have been or
dered from Ngan-Ting to Tong-Chin,
hut II Is feared their presence viii only
aggravate the situation.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

COYeaS Back.
TOGO.AbYOad
Little Later

HE Minister from Nicaragua and
Madame Corea, nee Fleming, who have
been in the North for some weeks on
"a recreation trip. will return to Wash
ington this evening. Madame Corea
will return to Oak View, the country
place Of her parents, on Woodley Lane,
and spend some weeks with them there.
The Minister and Nine. Corea expect 10
take their much deferrd trip to Eu-
rope later in the season, but will De
again in washington for the opening
of the social season.
Frederick w. Carpenter, private sec
rotary to the Secretary of War, will
leave washington on Monday and go
to St Paul. Mimi, where he win await
the arrival there Of Mrs. Taft. He will
then escort her and her young son,
Charles, to the Yellowstone Park, where
she will be joined by the Secretary for
a tour through that section, going on
10 Seattle, Wash, from where they will
san for ghe Philippines and their trip
around TIE world. on September 10. Mr..
Carpenter. and General Edwards will
accompany the party to the Philip
pines. Mrs. Edwards remaining in this
country.
Harry and Norris Mclean are spend
ing a few weeks at the Plimhimmon
Hotel, Ocean city. Nd. From there
they 90 10 the country home Of their
cousin, Ned" Harlan, captain Of the
Princeton baseball team.
The approaching marriage of Miss Viz
sinia Adair Minor, Richmond. to Ed
ward Gilchrist formerly of Boston, but
now connected with the tmpsrial Gus.
toms service In China viii be an event
OF great interest, which viii axe plact
early in September.
Miss Minor is a brunette or a dlstlne!
type, and has been much al Iired. 4.
Is a matter Of great loss 70 society tlA'
she has spent much of her young lady
hood in mourning for her father, the
beloved Judge Edmund C Minor,
After her marriage her home jYv4i be
/ IN China for the next ten years.
Col. VILLA NH. Palmer, Miss claudis
Palmer, OF Richmond, and Capt. Murray
r Tavior OF California, who have beer
visiting gfriends in England. viii return
to Richmond early in September.
Mrs. Claude a. Swanson has returned
to the gubernatorial mansion, from th'
/ Virginia building, jamestown EXPOSE
| ton, where she and the governor enter
| tained Prince Wilhelm, Of Sweden:
| Mrs J. H. Mutchler has returned
| from Pen Mar, and is the guest
/ OF her sister, Mrs. Wise, OF FOxhal
road.
! Miss Sarah Hirsh returned yesterday
4 from q several weeks stay at Atlantic
| City. Miss Ida Hirsh left Atlantic City
/ yesterday for New York city. and vii
/ return later in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Benslnger. o.
/ Massachusetts aven Ie, have Joined Mrs
: Gerson Nordlinger at Atlantic City fo
/ several weeks.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23
MRS. THOMAS F. RYAN
NOW A PAPAL COUNTESS

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Private advices
from Rome received here say express
sions Of wonder were current as 10 why
Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan did not avail
herself OF her title OF countess.
The advices reported a rumor in vati-
can circles that in all likelihood Thomas
f. Ryan would be made a noble OF the
Holy Roman Church before the end Of
the year
Inquiry among high ecclesiastical off,
GERS brought 20 light that Pope Plus
y. In December last. had bestowed the
title Of countess on the wife Of the
American financier in recognition OF her
charities and benefactions 10 the church.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23
CRUISE
BEFORE PRESIDENT
Newberry and High Officers
Call At Sycamore
Hill.
Steffens Reports Alleged
Grating on Western
Coast.

OYSTER BAY. Aug. 23.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt is planning the de-
tails of the Pacific cruise of the bat
1leship feet today with high officials
of the navy, and The official pro-
gram may be announced this after
noon.
Naval Officers There
Acting Secretary Newberry. OF the
Navy Department: Rear Admiral Brown
son, Chief OF the Bureau of Navigation.
and Rear Admiral Evans. commander
OF the Atlantic feet. are al Sycamore
HuI
Indian Commissioner Francis f. Leupp
arrived today 10 take up with the Presi-
dent several matters pertaining TO his
department
Hawaiian Secretary Calls.
Lawrence Graham. secretary OF the
Territory OF Hawaii. called on the Presi-
dent today.
Lincoln stenens, chronicler OF munich
pal crOOkedness. IS here, TO tell the
Pretldent about some alleged official
grating which he discovered on a re-
cent trip up and down the Pacific coast
The Washington times., 1907-08-23
HAYWOOD ABANDoNs TRIP.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Aug. 23-Wu-
liam D. Haywood. secretary treasurer
of the Western Federation of Miners,
has abandoned his trip TO the East on
account Of I'll health. following the strain
Of the trial at Boise.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23
TAKES SIXTEEN BULLETS
TO KILL BIG SEA LION

EDhONDs. Wash. Aug. "a il1onxs
ster sea lion. weighing Loo pounds, bez
came enmeshed IN the netting OF q
salmon trap, and was killed by fishers
men.
The lion put up a furious battle. ana
was not conquered until sixteen bulletal
had been shot into its head
The Washington times., 1907-08-23
But Police Appear Before
a Decision is
Had

NEW YORK, Aug. 23-what was
scheduled to be a fight 70 finish be-
tween two jealous mill girls on the links
Of the Belield Country Club. German
town, was called. of by the Germantown
police after the second round.
The combatants were Annie Maytelle
and Clara Manners. each about twenty
years old. and employed in Dooson's
mill. Godfrey avenue. Centerville. Both
are In love with the same man.
Their jealousy is said to have taken
the form Of bIackening each others
characters. and several times during the
last few weeks their fellow-workers
have listened to Wordy conflicts between
them
Finally. they came to blows. They
didn't do such ordinary stunts as to pull
each others hair or scratch each other s
faces Nothing Of the sort They used
their fists like men All this made their
comrades anxious to see the finish at
some mora suitable spot.
without Gloves" Fight.
Therefore it was by appointment that
a crowd OF 500 persons assembled on
Fenian Hill, with the two young women
the center Of attraction. They had
promised 10 handle each other without
gloves. just as they had done a few
hours earlier, and all was arranged to
make the combat one OF the old-fash-
Toned. dead-on-the-square prize ring
fights.
Whether the prize himself was on the
spot Is something the policemen, who
suddenly appeared. do not know. The
detail sent out from the Germantown
police station in response TO the message
that there was lynching or riot IN prog
ress. consisted OF Special Policeman Nc
The Washington times., 1907-08-23
Lansburgh Outing Postponed.

Owing 20 the rain having retarded the
intentions of the employees Of I.ans-
burgh & Brothers holding their outing
at Luna Park. or the 21st, the parks
mana cement has postponed the affair
until tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23
Girls Battle In RING
For Love of Mere Man

Two girls, young, IN love and
angry, face each other without
gloves in prize-fght ring before
a crowd Of 500 persons. No
hair pulling or scratching is al
lowed, and the mill is by Queens
berry rules.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Misses Elsye, Belle. and AIayne
agnes ChiDley, Of 209 3 street northeast.
who have been visiting their brofI..,-'
w. M. Chipley, of Sykesville, and MIR
and Mrs. George De Vreis, In Winfield
returned TO their home "Wednesday
10 the jamestown Exposition. '''-'
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Mrs. L. ONeal, with her two
daughters, Miss Ida and Miss Louise
O'Neal, are at the Holland Hall. Asbury
Park. and will return TO their home in
This city about the last Of September.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Miss Emily Powell and Miss Ethel
Veale are among the recent arrivals al
Atlantic City, and will remain there
until the end of the season, when thew
Will return to their homes in Washing
ton.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. Smith are at the
Victoria. Asbury Park and will return
to their home In this city about the lst
Of October.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Shive. who are at
the Victoria, Asbury Park, will return
to their home in this city the 1st of SEN
TENDER.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Miss Marion Meyrick and her sister
Miss Jessie Meyrick, are at the Fronte-
nae. Atlantic City. and will spend the
rest of the season there.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Miss Margaret Donovan IS spending a
month at Atlantic City and will return
70 Washington about the 1st Of Sep
TENDER.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Mr. and Mrs. c. 3. F. Halter announce
the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Viola Halter, to Ray w Charlton.
The wedding took place on Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, at St Stephens
Church. the Rev. Father Smith officiat-
ing. The bride wore a dainty wedding
gown of white NULL The attendants
were Miss Nellie Farrell and William
McCullum. Immediately after the GER
emory a reception was held at the home
of the brides parents, Fort Myer
Heights. where Mr.. and Mrs Charlton
VIII remain for a few days. Later
they will visit the jamestown Exposi-
ton, New York and Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Miss Elizabeth Hebb. daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. Clement D. Hebb, is one Of
a house party in Brewster. Mass. Mrs
IIebb left early this week for Ashe-
vile. \. c.. where she IS the guest
Of her brother, Henry s. Lambert
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Miss Pollock, who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Broadway, Of Chestnut
street, TakOma Park, leaves tonight for
Jamestown While there she VIII make
her Headquarters at Wiloughby Point.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. ], Tropp are at the Ches-
ter Inn, Atlantic City and Will spend
the remainder Of the season there.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23
Senator Newlands' Daughter, Whose
Death VIII Cause Society to Go
Into Mourning.

The death Of Frau Won Bredow, wife
OF Lieut.. Waldemar Leopold Won Bre-
dow, Of the Curassiers Of the Guard, Of
the German army. daughter OF Senator
Francis G.. Newlands. Of Nevada, which
occurred in Berlin on Wednesday, will
throw one of Washington's smartest
families again into mourning. Frau
Won BredOw was the youngest daughter
Of Senator Newlauds and his first wife,
who was a daughter Of the late Senator
Sharon, Of California She has been
III since early in the spring. when Sen
atOr Newlands was apprised Of the ser
iOusness Of her condition and left with
Mrs. Newlands and Miss Ada Newlands,
at once for Berlin. where they have
been ever since. The present Mrs.
Newlands was formerly Miss Edith Nc
Allister, a cousin Of Ward McAllister,
of -Four Hundred" fame. who was the
intimate girl friend Of Miss Frances
Newiauds, who married Lieutenant Won
Bredow of the German army on May g.
1905. It is through her friendship with
Miss NewIands and her visits TO her in
the Washington home Of the Senator,
that she met and married her friend
father.
The wedding OF Miss Newlands and
Lieutenant Won Bredow took place at
''WcOdley," the suburban place Of
Senator NcWland5. on WOOdlcy lane,
and was a small and exclusive AFFAIR.
Their acquaintance, which began while
thu bridegroom was a secretary Of the
GERM embassy in Washington was re-
newed during a summer which Miss
Newiands spent abroad, at the end Of
which time their engagement was an
nOunced. The marriage proved TO be a
very happy one. Frau Won BredOW was
Z beautifully cultivated and educated
young woman, who had spent much
time abroad, and who had always
moved in the most exclusive circles or
society in California, Washington, and
New York. She has but one single sis
ter, Miss Ada NeWlands, two other sis
tiers being married 10 brothers. Miss
Edythe Newlands to Charles H. L.
Johnston, ana Miss Janet TO rSWilliam
B. Johnston. sons Of the late DR.. W.
W. Johnston, of Washington, all the
weddings having taken place within the
past four years. The suburban home of
Senator and Mrs. NewIands is occupied
this summer by the Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury and Mrs. Beekman
Winthrop, of New York. Mrs. New
lands mas not been known in society
for a year or more, owing TO mourning
N her own family.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Robert Bradley and his daughter,
Miss Madeline Bradley, a debutante Of
last winter, are in Atlantic City and
will remain there the rest Of the sea-
son.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Charles c. Glover, who is in York
HarbOr, Ne. with his family, VINO
have been there for the season. viii
remain there with them for several
weeks.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

DIT and Mrs. W. W. King will leave
in few weeks for their future home in
San Francisco, where DR.. King has been
transferred. DR.. King is very well
known in Washington, as he has been
in the Public Health and Marine Hos
pital Service for many years.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

James NJ. r. Adams has returned TO
Takoma from a short stay at Handy S
Sheffield Farm, Colonial Beach, Va
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Howenstein and
child are at the Dennis, Atlantic City.
They viii return 10 their home In this
city next month
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Johnson, OF this
city, have gone to Asbury Park, and
viii be at the Southern Hotel until the
end OF September.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Miss Moss, with the Misses Small and
Mr.. Small. are spending some time at
AsbUry Park,
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Mrs. Catherine Cooley, OF this city, is
IN Paris, France. Mrs. Cooley left
this country in June, intending to spend
the summer On the Continent and wiz
return 10 Washington some time in
October.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

A. J. Cory, OF Chestnut street, Tako-
ma Park. is spending his vacation with
friends at Jefferson Point Long Island,
where he will spend his time fishing and
sailing.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Nolan. Of Ham
mond Court, Georgetown Heights are
spending the month Of August at As
bury Park.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Commander and Mrs. J. II Oliver.
who are at the War College In Newport,
have as their guests Miss Evelyn Ran
dolph, daughter of the Bishop OF South
ern Virginia, and Miss Esther Reed, OF
Norfolk.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Mrs r. Manifee is spending the re-
maindeT of the summer at the From
tenac, Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Miss Leila Barnard and Miss Mar
jorie Gargies, both of Chicago. are the
guests Of Mrs. Z. PendIeton Parker IN
this city
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Mrs. Harry Abrahams and family are
visiting relatives In Richmond.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Senior Don Federico NeJia. minister TO
this country from Salvador, is IN New
York and Will remain there for several
weeks.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Dr.. Jesse Il Ramsburgh and family
have returned to the city.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

F. II. Kramer has gone 10 Phnadel-
phia and Atlantic city 10 attend the
flower show.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Representative Butler Ames. OF Lowell,
Mass. Is among the late arrivals at
Breton Woods He Is stopping at the
Mt washington. and will remain there
until late in the season.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Mrs. n. A. Knox, with her two inter
esIing children, will remain in Atlantic
City, where they have spent the greater
part OF the summer, until the 1st Of
September.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Miss Evelyn Randolph. daughter of
Bishop Randolph. OF southern Virginia,
and Miss Esther Reed. Of Norfolk, Va,
are guests Of Commander and Mrs.
oliver at the War College, IN Newport.
Tuesday Mrs. Oliver gave a large
luncheon for her guests. Pay Director
and Mrs Lawrence Boggs have also
been visiting Commander and Mrs.
Oliver. Mrs. Boggs is now at the Riggs
cottage, Catherine street,
The Washington times., 1907-08-23
Mss Persons
. VIII Marry
S. M. Henry

Medical Director Remus c. Persons,
U. S. N. and Mrs. Persons have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter. Julian Barnett, TO Sidney
Morgan Henry, assistant naval con-
structor, on the 18th Of September, at
81 peters Chapel, Mare Island, Cal.
Director Persons is an Albanian and
Is a native of Auburn. Mr.. Henry is
the son OF James Buchanan Henry and
a granddaughter OF President James
Buchanan.
Miss Moss. of this city, Is with
marty OF friends at Asbury Park, and
viii return TO Washington the lst or
September.
Mrs. NJ. G. Copeland and Mrs. e. P.
Copeland are among the late arrivals
al Atlantic City, and VIII not return 10
their Washington homes until early in
September.
Mrs. William Evans Harley and Mrs.
Calvin T. Milens are spending the re-
mainder OF the summer at Ocean Grove
They will return to their homes In
Washington about the middle OF Sep
TENDER.
Mrs Carroll, with her daughter. Miss
Carroll, are spending the remaining
weeks OF August in Atlantic City. They
win return to their Washington home
the 1st OF September.
Mrs. James Sharp, of Washington,
who has spent the whole Of August IN
Asbury Park, Will return TO her home
| mere about the LIST OF September.
Mrs. NJ A. Knox. with her two inter
esJing children, will remain in Atlantic
| City, where they have spent the greater
| part OF the summer, until the LIST Of
| Sentember.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

NJ. Y. Richards. Of Washington, is Il
Portland. Ne.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Mrs James Sharp, OF Washington,
who has spent the whole of August IN
Asbury Park. viii return 70 her home
mere about the 1st OF September.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Mrs. J. A. Onyun and son Rolla have
returned from a three months stay in
Peoria, III.
The Washington times., 1907-08-23

Miss Moss, OF this city, is with
partv of friends at Asbury Park, and
VIII return to Washington the lst Of
September.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
PATRIOTIC DAY IN SCHOOLS

LincOln-NIrs. Mary Lacey, H. G. Rol-
Inns, w. D. Ritter
Longfellow-Mrs. Z. V, Brooks, NJ. A.
Breeder.
LOwell-Mrs. Margaret Harvey, T. NJ.
Bishop, Isaac Russell
Oquirrh--Mrs. Laura Vinegar, ]. j.
Myers, Alfred Kent.
Riverside-Mrs. Mary Grovenor, Jo-
seph Milliron.
Sumner-Mrs. NJ. j. Hoge, E. B. Shep-
herd.
Uintah-Mrs Martha Price. r. w.
Tatlock. s
Training School-Mrs. Agnes Price,
Henry Logan, Henry ]. Armstrong.
Twelfth School-Mrs. Mary Sleater,
T. c Waltenspiel. j.
Union-Mrs. Jane A. Carter, J. NJ.
Bowman. J. S. Stevens.
Wasatch-Mrs. Lottie Jeffries, Charles
Crane.
Washington-Mrs. Hills. Mr.. Kins-
man.
Waterloo-Mrs Martha Price, E. w
TatlOck.
Webster-Mrs. Emma E. Corser, DR..
Warrington.
Newman, Tenth West and Fourth
North-Mrs Augusta Deane, NJ. NJ.
Kaighn, W. j. Newman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
NOTED SPEAKERS ENGAGED
Program of International Christian
Endeavor Convention to Be
Held at Seattle in July,

Boston, May 1S.-The program of the
twenty-third international Christian
Endeavor convention, to be held at Sc
attic July 1915, was announced today.
Rev. Francis Clark, president and foun-
der, expects to preside AT the Hotel
Lincoln, Wednesday, July 10 next, the
election of officers and other routine
business will be disposed of. At the
opening Of the convention the greetings
OF the state will be extended by Gov
ernor Meade.
Rev. John Pollock, president Of the
European Christian Endeayor union
and pastor OF st. Enoch's Presbyterian
church, Belfast, will respond. Then
will come General Secretary Shaw's in
auguration and address. and the annual
address of President Clark.
Among the prominent speakers pro-
vided for are George Nichols, NJ. p,
London; Rev. w. H. Barraclaugh, New
Oakland, Cal; William Phillips Hall,
president of the American Bible league,
New York; Won Ogden Vogt, secretary
of the Worlds Christian Endeavor
union; Rev. DR.. w. /. Chamberlain, for
merly president OF the United Society
of Christian Endeavor for India, Bur-
NAH and Ceylon; DR.. Alexander
Francis, st. Petersburg; Vice. President
Charles w. Fairbanks, Rev. DR.. Andrew
Beattie, Canton. China, and Rev. Ed
ward Marsden, Saxman, Alaska.
One of the features of the convention
will be the singing of Handels oratorio
of "The Messiah" in the Auditorium
Saturday evening, July IL, by a chorus
Of $50 voices and an orchestra OF $50
pieces.