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The Washington times., 1907-05-01
Died.

HINTON-suddenly, on Tuesday night. April
81 ltgi. IN the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation building. Or. CHARLES III. HIN-
TON. scientist and author
Tie was born I'm London, England. IN 1873
and mad been resident OF Washington for
two years.
eNANE1-On Tuesday. April 30. IgO- az her
residence. 1911 I street northwest. MARY
widow Of Thomas SwHucy. Of Alliance
Ohio, and beloved mother OF Mrs T. =
Davis. Mrs. Ella Hester. and Mrs MARY
H0lZ
Funeral from her late residence on Fri
day. May 8. at 40 O'Clock a. m Funeral
private.
ALLIANCE. Ohio. papers please copy
myl-2t
RfCHARDsON-Suddenl on April 90 1907.
az Ashury Park \. j.. JAMES WENT
WORTH RICHARDSON. II
BROOKE-On Monday. April p 1907. at the
residence OF her son. LLOYD NJ Brooke C55
Maryland avenue northeast. Mrs MARY J..
BROOKE.
She was tho widow OF Thomas Brooke.
Of Montgomery county. Nj. Sh. died ia
her seventy-dfth year.
The funeral viii be held from ST. Marks
Church. the Rev. W. L. Dcvrics conduit
ing the services. Intcrment VIII be private.
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GO-CARTS

Our LARGE AND HIGH
CLASS stock of Go-CartS at
1870 off. The bargains are
notable.
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DINNER ON ANNIVERSARY
OF DEWEY'S BIG VICTORY
(Continued LON ~ 10

his desk were a number of large bou-
quets of American Beauty roses, con-
tribUted by the office STAFF, members
OF the board. and sent by those who
fought under Dewey at Manila, as well
as by friends generally. in his mall
were scores Of congratulatOry letters,
and kilograms came from all sections OF
the country. There were kilograms Of
congratulation and regret from those
who are unable to be present at the
dinner tonight.
Annual Dinner Tonight.
The dinner is the annual reunion of
the Manila Bay Boys" with Dewey as
the hero of course. This has been held
in this city every anniversary since the
battle. except the first, when the Of
ficers were widely scattered. Last year
there were tweuty-eight OF the officers
who fought under the admiral present.
This year the number will not be so
large. but nearly all of the ships COM
nanders are expected to attend. No in
vitatiOns are ever sent out and il is
never known till late in the day how
many viii be present Rear Admiral
Lamberton usually has the arrange
mentS Tor the dinner in hand These
dinners viii be continued annually as
long as there are two To enjoy them and
recall the events Of the memorable day
at Manila.
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN win
not be responsible for any debts con-
LTacted by my wife. Clara O. Woodland.
W NJ J.. WOODARD. ap3g-Zr
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In MemOriam

MOHR-In sad but loving remembrance OF
my dear daughter. ELIZABETH JULIA
MOHR. who departed this lie three years
ago today May ]. 1904
Gone but not forgotten.
OFT have I wandered 20 the graveyard.
Tendcrlv 7 have nursod the fowprS:
There beside dear Elzabcths grave
1 have passed many sad hours
Looking TO the sky above me,
Wondering m DO viii be long
Ere the angels come ans take me
To the place where Elizabeth has gone.
Il
WHITFIELD loving remembrance or OUT I1g-
ling daughter CLARA MAY WHITE. who
died one year ago today. May !. 1896. aged
fourteen years
The moonlight stars are fcamins
Upon silent grave.
Where sleeps without dreaming
The one We could not save
Heaven retalneth now the treasure,
Earth the lonely cusSet keeps
And the sunbcaUs love 30 InEer
Where my dear daughter sleeps.
- BY Father and Mother.
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Carpet Cleaning.

Drop postal and wagon via call
t6OA1AS ?. KELLY, To nth St. nv.
ap-3-5yL
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MATTINGS

Take advantage Of the Mat
ting Sale we're holding now.
1870 cheaper here than any
where else in town.
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UNDERTAKES.

HoARGEX & JENKINS,
800 II St " W Main 1884
WI. 6. RILEY,
f09 "a 81. s. L. Fnoue East sJS.
fe11-tf
The Washington times., 1907-05-01

SlMMS REPAIRS and puts IN order ice
DONes and gas stoves, 1871 7th ST. nv.
Phone N 1z9f K ap50-50t
The Washington times., 1907-05-01

We must reduce our present
stock of furniture 10 make room
for hot weather goods. which
are arriving daily To facilitate
this move we have marked
every piece OF Furniture in the
house at = per cent Off The
values are remarkable and
merit your immediate attention.
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Special Notices.

= --A@0 oLOA-@f
~ Twelfth street northwest. uyi-7
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05

without giving the young man a chance
TO explain, If any explanations were
possible.
u is reported that the trial will
bring to light many startling things
heretofore unknown and bearing di.
rcctly upon the tragedy, among others
that il will be shown that Estes, on nj
least two previous occasions, had made
similar attempts to drug girls with
liquor. On one of these occasions, il
is said. the intended victim threatened
to inform her father. IL Estes did not
desist in his persecution, which threat
had the desired effect This young
lady, it is stated, will be placed on the
witness stand by the defense. II IL
held that the production Of evidence
that Estes had on previous occasions
offered girls liquor, coupled with The
fact that Judge Loving waited until
the day after the alleged occurrence,
and after both he and his wife had
talked with their daughter, before
hunting for and killing Estes, will
have weight in favor Of the former
jurist.
The Estes family. on the other hand.
are firm in their belief in the limo.
cence of young Estes Of the alleged
wrongdoing, and are preparing to make
vigorous effort to convict Judge Low.
ing OF the murder. The family has en-.
gagged Daniel Harmon Of Charlottes.
vile, one Of the ablcst lawyers Of the
state, to assist in the prosecution.
Judge Loving likewise has engaged
eminent counsel in the persons Of John
IL. Lee Of Lynehburg and X. Walton
Moore Of Fairfax, who will assist Au.
brey i. Strobe. the personal counsel
of Judge Loving.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
To BUILD A TELEPHONE
LINE FROM THE ALASKA
NINE TO CONGRESS


The Alaska mine, near Congrcsa,
now being opened by the United Mines.
company. under the direction Of u. j.
Sullivan, general manager, is soon tn
have telephone connections with Con-
gress The line will bc about one half
mile in length and its construction vii
be commenced today by w. II. Cart
nell and Pat Burns, employees Of The
Prescott Electric company, who lsft
last night 20 complete the work.
Since the shaft in the mine was nm
watered some ten days ago, sinking
has been in progress and il il Re-
ported that the paystreak in the shaft
shows improvement in size and valsas
with every foot of depth gained. Ths
vein is parallel to and about one-half
mile west Of the great Congress vein
and the ore il Of the same general char
scter as that which made the gold pre-
Queer famous all over the coast.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
N-JUR|sT IS ON
TRIAL FOR MURDER

RICHMOND, Va, May 30.-The
ease Of ex,Judge VIM. q. Loving,
charged with the murder Of Theodore
Estes, whom Judge Loving accused OF
having drugged and seduced his young
daughter, Elizabeth, while out driving
with her, was called for trial in the
circuit court of Nelson county this
week.
II IL said the trial is likely to de-
velop into one Of the most sensational
in the judicial annals Of Virginia. All
of Nelson county seems to have ar
rayed itself on one side or the other
Of the case. Many upnold the ex-judge
for carrying out the "unwritten law"
while equally ~ many refuse to believe
the accusation against the dead man,
and assert the judge murdered him
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
MALIrIC MICRORE.

There is n microbe called Unrest.
II breeds in many a busy brain. n
blurs many a clear vision. II usbal-
ances many a sound judgment.
II sours a healthy ambition. II fer
ments 1t into n mad passion for qviek
riches.
II urges us on TO undertake thinQt
overnight, that need years Of mstsss
effort to accomplish.
II makes US unfit to do our daily
work.
Acquire Patience willingness "
Wait.
Seek Content content that smotAsss
Unrest and enables US TO do our psesssA
task with n true eye, a clear mind, .
keen judgment'-from May Systsa-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
ALL STEEL POSTAL
CARS ARE N SERVICE

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 3d.
From designs Of its own motive power
engineers, the Southern Pacific com.
pany's Sacramento shops have Just
turned out the most advanced type Of
all-stccl postal ear. There is not n
scrap Of wood anywhere in the car ex.
cept the window frames. From wheels
to roof the car Is Of steel frame, floor,
sides and fittings.
Besides cutting down the danger Of
telescoping and reducing deterioration
TO q minimum, tho value OF the all.
steel postal car, the railroad officials
say, is that IL protects tho entire train
from the Are danger by interposing an
unburnablc barrier between the loco.
motive and the coaches. The additional
safety secured TO postal employees and
the contents Of the car il another i'm.
portant advantage.
In the new Southern Pacific postal
ear, the main features Of the lower
Trainings are two massive 12.inch 1.
beams that weigh 3ih pounds per
foot. II Is mainly due 10 these beams
that the steel car can withstand over
200 per cent moro shock than an or.
binary car with wooden stills. Mono.
lith laid over two courses Of corrugated
steel forms the floors.
Inside the car il lined with asbestos
while the ceiling, like the outside and
tho roof. 10 Of steel plates. In every di.
rection the car 10 strongly b'sced, and
to take up heavy shocks on the end
frame q steel plate twenty incaes wide
10 rivetsd across the top framing. The
whole car 10 10 completely bouad to.
gethef that the most severn shock
might possibly buckle the entire fran.
ing, but could not telescope the car.
Electric lighting and steam heating
automatically regulated, add still fur.
ther to The 6reproof qualities Of the
cor. All the Attines. sseks and sppsr
stus used in handling the nails srs Of
steel and brass.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
PAOEM|C|AM COMES HERE
TO PURCHASE
CATTLE

J. J. Casey, the Bait River valley
stockass, arrived hers yesterday from
Phoenix, and before siehtfsIl hsd con.
plsted the purchase Of Ssversi car
loads Of cattle from local stoctnss,
which he win chip to bis valley pas
lures ~ soos ~ the ssilrosd company
esa supply hin With the necessary csrs.
Mr.. Casey mas resided 10 The valley
for . aumber Of years and 10 one Of its
leading cattle raiser. lie stated yes.
teIday that the Ssags cattle OF Ysvs-
pal county fsttsnsd veil on tAs valley
pastures and that he expected good r..
suits FROM his purchases. He will re-.
main for several days and possibly add
further 10 his herds froa the Yavspsi
ranges.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
SUBsCRIDE 70 THE roUDTH OF
JULY FUND.
(Fson WsdaAday's nai1y.)

!. T.. Dillon, chsirman Of tae finance
committee in charge OF raising funds to
defrsy the expenses Of the unwilling Of
the Captain o'Neill Rough Rider mon
ument and the Fourth Of July festivi.
ties following, announced yesterday
that the committee had commenced an
active canvas and had met with good
success in receiving two or three large
subscriptions. He stated that all mer.
chants, bankers and business men Of
the city generally, are invited 10 lend
tneir aid in making the subscriptions
ample 10 NEE, all expenses of the eele.
bration, and added that IL should be the
pride Of every citizen to come forward
aud volunteer his donations and hes, ef.
forts towards making the unwilling and
celebration the success IL deserves with.
out extra solicitation on the part Of
the members Of the committee, who, he
says. have so kindly volunteered their
services gratis.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
FINDS ORE THAT
SAMPLES So PER
CENT COPPER
Eighteen Inch Body Un-
covered In A Ten
Foot Hole

Nineteen inches OF ore that will sam.
pie 80 per cent in copper, besides sew.
eral dollars in gold, is what W. II. Fer.
guson, the veteran prospector and
miner, uncovered in u tcn.foot hole on
the Pride Of Arizona claim, one OF n
group Of seven locations made by him
last week in blackberry Canyon, about
one-half mile east of Cordcs siding, on
the bradshaw Mountain railroad.
81 am ~ years old, but may walk
on velvet, yet" he said las ne proudly
exhibited samples Of the new find 10
number Of friends, after participating
In the memorial service and parade yes.
tcrday, held under the auspices Of the
q. A. H., Of which he is an ardent mem.
Der.
I'm my fortytwo years Of resi-.
dcncc in Arizona, most Of which have
spent in the hills and mountains, /
have found many good mines, which I
disposed OF for what you might call
song. but this appears to me TO be
the most important discovery ] ever
made and am confident that IL will
turn out rich enough, when opened, to
allow me rest, at least, for a while"
The statements of Mr.. Ferguson have
been corroboratcd by others. who have
seen the latest, and what appears 10 be
the most important, strike made in the
Mayer region for many months. The
discovery Is located only FIVE miles
south Of Mayer, which is fast develop.
ing into one Of the most important
mining centers in northern Arizona.
The group is located on the Yavapai
schist belt, which extends in n north.
easterly and southwcstcrly direction
across the county from a point on the
Verde river, north OF Jerome, TO the
crest Of the Bradshaw mountains, south
OF Crown King, and in which such we'll
known producers as the Blue Bell, De
Soto, Iron Queen. Binghamton, Copper
Mountain. Popkess, Copper Queen Gold,
and host Of others have been opened
in recent years.
Cropping out on the surface the ore
body Of the Pride Of Arizona shows n
thickness Of over twelve feet in places,
with the high grade pays,reak men.
toned above clinging 20 the footwail.
The remaining portion Of the vein car.
ries medium and low grade values in
copper and gold, indicating that
very promising ore body exists be.
neatn.
Interested with Mr.. Ferguson in
tho new find In w. A. White, Of Cali.
fornia, who IL also interested in the
Logos Mines company, which hss
force OF men engaged in developing
ito holdings on tho Bug Bug hvss.
about seven miles southeast OF Mayer,
on the same general schist belt. Fer.
Ruson 4 Waite ere now engaged In peT.
fectins a plan for the developments Of
the Pride Of Arisons, which involves
the sinking Of sasft to depth Of sev.
eni hundred feet and The opening Of
the promising vein BY m extensive sys.
ten Of drifts and croscuts.
Hosting machinery will be erected
Of tho new shaft BY the time . rca.
sonsble depth is gained and later an
sir compressor and power drills will
be installed TO rush the development.
Good ore has also been uncovered in
q ten.foot hole sunk on q parallel vein
to the Pride Of Arizona by Ferguson,
which is covered by one Of the locations
Of tho group.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
(Prom Prtdsy's Daiiy.)
A rlvinr Visit.


A Flying Visit.
Mrs. James O'Brien Of McCabe paid
a flying visit to the city yesterday,
returning home in the afternoon.
Purchasing Supplies.
Tim Fell is in the city from his
ranch, in the Aqua Fria district, pur.
chasing supplies for the spring rodco.
Mine Manager visits.
George U. Young, general manager
Of the Derby mine, came in yesterday
from his mining camp to spend Mem.
orial Day acre.
In From Camp.
Henry v. Brown, general manager Of
the Lucky Star mine, in the Mineral
Point district, is in the city from nis
mining camp.
A Flying Visit.
George w. Miller, a pioneer Of the
Hasssyampa district, located at the
Sundanee mine. paid q flying visit to
the city, Wednesday. returning home
late that afternoon.
Copp9 City viatora
Lee vannoy and Caleb Rittinghouse
Of jerome accompanied the Copper
City base ball team here yesterday.
They will leave for their homes in the
Copper City this morning.
A Flying visit.
7. r. Peters, who Is developing a
promising mining property in the Min.
eral Point district, paid q flying visit
to the city, yesterday, to take part in
the Memorial Day services, and left
for home on the afternoon nortbbound
train.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
PUBLIC RECORDS.


Estate Of Alfred Newsholmea 10
Flour Gold Placer company-Q. C.
Deed. &l0. Queen Vic mine, Hsmhsg
district.
James Upton to VIM. Nellis-A
Deed. One nalf interest In Gold Leaf
and Silver Leaf mines, Black Canyss.
district.
John Fox locates Bell Flower MIN.
Humbug district.
w. N. Clark ct nj incorporate VIII
iams Boltlcss Rail Joint Manufaetss~
ing company. Capital stock u Co.,
900.
Decree OF Distribution in estate II
Joel II. Brown, deceased, distsibstiae
property at Jerome, etc, 70 HATTIE
Brown, widow.
II. J. Beemer locates Tent mine, Has
ssysmpa district.
b. Eckstein end Homer 4. Deaa -
corporate Peoples Theatsr sompesy.
Capital stock 100000.
Henry y. Hoffman OF si iassvPsssAs
virGiais Lids Millins and Misiae
company. Capital stock 81 ,oOo, -.
=. A. saith locates ten .isss, vssas
district.
Brow. Saith 4 Beiehss locate 49,
siass ssd csc placer, Dsasia0 Cssah
district.
Joe Mayer 6les bond Of el,eee -
sosd ovsrsssr, District No. 2.
Jsnes Stevenson o. 81 isssspssn1s
Noatsas Gold Mining . coHssstsseta9
company. Capitol stock i,Soo ~.
AInssiss Aher 70 :. n. Hsek-v.
Deed. Lot I, block az, Pyessssl
Harry L. Heck 10 J. ~. Hssk--W.
Deed. Lot 9, block ~. Prescott.
c. l.. Hummer and J. X. Psttssssa -
Mother Lode Copper eompsay-A
Deed. Mother Lode. Green rrss. -
Rock, Temptation. Big Johpsy, orsss-
horn, Provence and Copper Hin .issA.
Copper Basin di'tris.
". l.. Fog TO Peerless Minins eso-
pany-M. Deed. 0ne.bsf interest -
Silver Coin, North Extension Rilvss
Coin and South Extension silver Cssn
mines, Turkey Greek district.
lows Copper company appoints ,. q
Forrest a. Statutory Agent.
National Surety compSoy sppoists Y
J. Mitchell as Statutory Agent.
q. II. Cramsr - al locate tAsss
mines, Big Bug district.
Carl X. Knu,son to Horace r. Mes-
rill--M Deed. Ariel and Solo misss,
Verde district.
Vernon Slinkard locates two minss,
Aqua Fria district.
James Drum locates Black bird min~,
Blue Tank district.
John H. Hall 10 Arizona Copper corn
pany NJ Deed. sI0. Eureks and Es-
rcka Extension mines. Copper Bssis
district
T. q. Norris 81 al incorporate Copper
Czar Mines company. Capital stock
$500. 900.
NJ Paehan locates two mines, whlss
Picscho district
John q. Gilbert and wife ~ J. W.
brees- Deed. 600. Lot ., Dewey.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
Aqua rria Visitors.

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lessard and
family drove in yesterday from the
Isessard ranches on the Aqua Fria. Mr..
l'cssard reports a good hay crop in his
section and states that the fruit crop
was never better.
Old Resident Visits.
John Brennan, a pioneer resident Of
this city, arrived here yesterday from
his home in Bisbec. He will leave 10.
day for jerome junction, where he
will visit for few days vita his sis
ter.
Left for Bisbee.
Thomas II. Reynolds, proprietor Of
the Kentucky liquor house, left yester
day for Bisbce 10 join his family, who
are visiting in that city. His daughter,
Miss Ellen Mary, will be united in mar.
riage to N. u. Cassidy, in that city,
june 5. Mr. Cassidy is postmaster Of
Bisbec, and one Of the prominent pol.
iticians Of southern Arizona.
Left for Nogales.
Roscoe Wilson, acting forest super.
visor, left last night for Nogales,
where he will take charge OF the
Huachuca forest reserve. Until the re.
turn here from Washington, d. c., Of
T. c. W. Pooler, T.. A. Hindcrer will
have charge Of the Prescott forest re.
serve, with the title of acting forest
supervisor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-21
CHURCH SERVICES

First Presbyterian church. Holman
and ogden streets. ". Eugene Shirley,
pastor Residence, SO Clinton street.
Phone 2152.
Sabbath School-9:45 a. m.
Preaching by the pastor-10:45 a. m.
Junior c. E.-2:o0 p. m.
Sterioptlcon lecture-7:9o p. M The
Greatest Lawgiver and General in the
World"
solo-Dr. Sharrer. Illustrated by the
steriopticon.
Mid-week service Wednesday even
ing at 1880 p. m.
Tomorrow evening the subject of the
lecture will be Moses, the Great Law
giver and General" This is the third
in the series of evenings with the old
Testament. The service begins at 1880
p. N. with a service OF song. Dr. II.
E. Sharrer will sing a solo. illustrated,
Let the Lower Lights be Burning"
A most cordial invitation is given all
who read this notice to be present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-21
BUSINESS REPORTED GOOD
Distribution or Fall Merchandise In
creases Steadily, Except Where
.G the Weather Ii Good.

New York, Sept PR. G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade says:
Distribution OF fall merchandise at re-
tail increases steadily. except in some
sections where the weather has been
unfavorab bic. Jobbers are still forward
ing large consignments of dry goods
and kindred lines. and reports from
the interior indicate confidence in we'll
sustained business during the autumn
and winter. There are still complaints
OF caution at eastern cities regarding
future operations on account of the
financial situation, but on the whole
mercantile collections are more
prompt.
Manufacturers have orders on hand
assuring active machinery for some
months, even in the industries where
conservatism is a noticeable feature,
while each week puts vast quantity
of agricultural products beyond the
reach OF early frost, which is now re-
garded as the only serious menace to
the great farm staples. Producers OF
pig iron appear to have reached q
basis upon which business can be
transacted. and increased inquiries
have checked the downward tendency
OF quotations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-21
SOUTH DEERING

Mrs. Causland was an East Chi
cago visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Piokerell of One Hundred and
Sixth street, is reported to be i'll.
Miss Mary McQuade of Calhoun ave-
nue.. is entertaining relatives from Wis
consin.
Mrs. jackson of the East Side. spent
South Deering.
L. j. Nc Manigal was called to Har-
vey. Ill. yesterday by the serious III
ness OF his mother.
Mrs. Shelvock is now able to be up and
around the house after a severe at
tack of rheumatism.
Miss Amanda johnson has returned
to South Deering after an extended
visit with out of town relatives.
Miss Violet Edman of the East Side
is spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. J. Fisher of Hoxie avenue
Miss Julia ONeil, who has been Wis
ting relatives here and in Chicago for
the past two months. returned to New
Mexico the fore part of this week
Mrs. John OLeary and daughter
Mamie. returned home Thursday even
ing from a three weeks visit with rel
atives in Virginia and Pennsylvania.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-21

The Logansport Presbytery met al
Winamac Monday evening and large
and very enthusiastic meeting was held
Rev. D. H. Carroll of Michigan City
was elected moderator; Rev w. E
Shirley, pastor of the Presbyterian
church was elected safe clerk and
treasurer. The business was excep-
tionally heavy for the fall meeting
Committees were appointed to organize
churches-one at the Pine Street Mis-
sion of the Presbyterian church and
another at Toleston. Delegates were
elected to attend the meeting of Synod
at Evansville in October, one of whom
was the pastor of the First Presbyte-
rfan church.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-21
One of Us Lost In the Alps.

Berne, Switzerland, Sept 21.-Neith-
er the police nor the United States
consulates in Switzerland have OBJ
tanned any trace Of Harold ". Telford,
Of Gainesville. Ga, who left Engle-
berg Aug. go on a mountain climbing
expedition. The theory that he was
a victim Of an Alpine accident has been
abandoned. as no unidentified body
has been found. Representative Thorn
as NJ. Bell, OF Georgia, has cabled to
the press here to assist In the search.