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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29

sions that may have serious out
come
Do you walk we'll? So many wo-
men wabbleS suunter, strut or cintev.
Do you? Then again, many a woman
has an idea jlAtt naughty, disdaiu-
ful carriage lends to her attractive
ness, when in reality IT conveys ag-
gressiveness.
There is the woman who imagines
that a humble, unpreteutious carriage
conveys modesty and shSness. when
In fact II only makes her appear SER
vile and cringing
Next comes The self-satisfied walk,
which Is indeed offensive i'm its way.
The walk to be admired. also one
TO impart health, Is the bouyant,
graceful walk without any affectation,
Parents will Instruct their children,
as we'll. INDUCING themselves in tho
art of dancing for the sake of obtain-
ing grace, and to be able to appear to
a good ADVANTAGE i'm a drawing room,
However. this docs not go far enough,
for lives are not or at least should
not be spent in a drawing room IL
health is desired.
Realizing that dancing is only an
incidental. and walking a necessity, by
all means learn 10 walk properly
yourself. teaching your children as
we'll
y mere Is llp fllA Slthl tNeIGtN't NHlti
will give the benefit that walkins in
the open air docs. provided you know
how to walk Once attained. walking
will be a pleasure for thnro will be No
more dragging YEARLY along with
aching heads and backs With ieaden
feet.
An easy-standing roise. natural
breathing aud strong muscles are
necessary pro parations for acquiring
a bouyant walk that viii be Of bcne-
III To the mind and body. besides Civ
ing the proper impression to the pas
sorby.
In order to walk properly. one must
maintain a high chest and a good
poise of the head as we'll Cultivate
ar easy action in turning and chang
ing the direction of the walk
Many women In turning VIII take
three or four awkward steps, whore
only an easy pivoting movement and
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LOGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs J. p. Griffin entertained
u number OF friends most pleasantly on
Monday evening. Their guests We're
Messrs. and Mesdames j r. Rosa, w.
j. Harrison, a. II. Harrison, George
Hendricks a. =. Jenkins W. II. Pet
~, Mosdanes Telitha Rainey. Beers. ID.
j. Rainey. j. a. Campbcll
The marriage OF Miss Margaret
Smit, and MIR. VIII Watson took place
on Thursday. the ceremony having been
performed In the Logan temple, I'm the
evening a reception WAS held for them
AT the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Orson smith. at which
members of the family We're present.
MIR and Mrs. Watson have "A wide circle
OF friends who extend congratulations.
Mrs. A. c, Barrett has invitations
out for a kcnsington on saturday att
tenoon, her guests being invited 10
meet Mrs. Fred NJ. Barrett, who Is WIS.,
ting here,
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. w, Thatcher enter
tanned informally on Thursday evening
A Jolly crowd OF empers who are
spending y week IN Blacksmith Fork
canyon are Messrs. Joel Nibley. Horace
Nebokor. George Hendricks, Clyde
squlres, Preston Nlbley'
Mrs, Walt Pyper is here from salt
Lake visiting with home folks,
Miss Laura Nebeker Is In Ogden as
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Terry
Prof, A. E. Brown has gone to Ne.
Yada,
Mr., q. w Piper has returned 20 his
home In Salt Lake, after pleasant
visit With Logan relatives ana friends
Mr.. Guy Thatcher spent Monday ana
Tuesday In Brigham city on business
Atty. +, Is. Nebeker Is at home from
Bear Lake.
Hon. 3, II, Roberts was visitor
this week.
Mr. T W NaylOr spent several days
OF the week In salt Lake.
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EUREKA.

Two young people Of Eureka, Mr.. Ed
ward Ballon and Miss Letitia Fowler,
We're united IN marriage at Goshen
Tuesday. at the home OF the brides
parents, and Immediately after the cere-
mony a reception was rendered them.
MIR. and Mrs. Ballon returned to this
city the following evening and have
taken up their residence In our midst.
Their many friends wish them pleas
ant and prosperous life.
The young folks Improvement ASSOC
Citations gave a social at the meeting
house Tuesday evening in honor of the
blshoprc of the Eureka ward. An en-
loyable time is reported by all who were
present. Sandwiches. Ice cream and
cake We're served. and an excellent pro-
gram rendered
Mr. and Mrs Elmer E. Jones OF Salt
Lake came out 10 Eureka Friday of
last week. making the trip i'm the for
mers touring car. They also visited
Robinson ana Inspected the OpeN mine,
IN which Nj. Jones is Interested.
Mrs, George Adams left last Satur-
day for her home IN Twin Falls, Ida,
after spending a visit OF a couple weeks
IN this city, Mrs. Oscar Forslund, who
win remain In Idaho Il month or more,
! accompanied her.
John Allen and c. V, Firth returned
| Tuesday from prospecting trip into
Nevada
u. A. Lindsay returned Tuesday from
Nophi, whore he spent about 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Allcock went to
Goshen Tuesday for the purpose OF at
tending the marriage % Edward Bal
| lou and Miss Letitia Fowler. the groom
being u brother 0f Mrs, Allcock.
Matt Erickson and Louisa Aura both
OF Eureka, were married IN salt Lake
CITY this week.
Mrs Islward Lewjo and son. Francis.
| departed Monday for visit among rel
| ailyes and friends IN Butte. Mont.
Mrs. Harry J Beaue and Mrs. ollie
| Baker returned this week from q visit
| with their parents at Sprlnglake.
The Odd Fellows conducted memorial
| services at their hall Sunday evening. a
large attendance being presest 10 listen
| u the interesting program that was
| rendered as follows: Opening ode
members Of the order; prayer Chaplain
| ii, r. Gear, song THE Plains OF
Peace Prof stout; paper, Mrs u. n.
| @, Htott. song. Miss Leo Davis. ae-
companied by Mrs. Harvielle. reeita-
| ton "Oh, Why should the Spirit OF
Mortal be Proud Mrs. Joseph Treloar;
song, Miss Leo Davis. address. Rev.
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tlnely celebrated their tenth wedding
anniversary at their beautiful new
home Monday evening. The rooms
were nrtistically decorated with beau
titu carnations. About so guests en-
joyed the hospitality of the amiable
host and hostess. Cards and music
were the features OF the evening.
Prizes for cards We're awarded Mrs
Thomas John, MIR. Eugene Jones' as
those winning the most games, while
consolation prizes were given Miss
Temple Penroid and Mr.. Orson Bird
An elaborate lunch WAS served. The
guests departed at late hour with
best wishes for continued happiness
10 the popular young couple.
Mrs. Eugene Titus of Heber was the
guest OF Mrs James Glove to dinner
SUNDAY,
Mrs. Lloyd Jevene Of st, Louis Is
spending couple of weeks visiting
her parents, MIR. and Mrs Anderberg
OF this city.
Mrs. Bert Pike and son. OF St George
have Joined Mr. Pike In this city and
will spend the summer months here.
Mrs. w b. Ward entertained the
past week Mrs Beers of Salt Lake ana
Mrs. Petty of Chicago,
Mrs. Benedict of Tucker was the
MondaS.
Mrs Rose Bee and daughter Of Salt
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c. c. Sttllman: song. Father. VIII
You Meet Me There" Prof. Stout. clos
ing exercises by the lodge.
Sister Maude. who has been In charge
OF st. Joseph's school here FOR many
years, Will spend the summer vacation
at the st Mary's academy at Notro
Dame, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A, Johnson. who
were married az Salt Lake last week,
returned to Eureka Monday evening,
Mrs. j. r, Turner entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of Che Baptist
church Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. a. Button returned Tuesday
from visit in Salt Lake,
Miss Sommervillc OF American For4
IS here, the guest of her brother John
Sommerville.
Mrs. Fred Bramiey Of Salt Lake is
visiting her sister. Mrs. George Potts.
Newell Irvine left this week for a
visit with friends in Nebraska.
John Holland returned Wednesday
evening from Denver. whore he mad
been attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe OF Ely, New. are
visiting Mrs. Bonner.
Joseph Smith and wife oe Mercur
were the guests this week or Mir. and
Mrs. V. l.. Thomas.
= Miss Josie McCune Of Salt Lake is
henl visiting Miss Mamie Sullivan,
There, viii be dance at the Elks
pavilion next Tuesday night given BY
the mining Mass from the University Ca
Utah who areNcamped near the Yankee
mine.
Mrs. p. Shea ard her mother Mrs.
Cronin, We're IN ogden this week vis-
ting with AIR, aud Nhs, Frank Cronin.
Mrs. Timothy sullivan \and children
left this week for a visit I'm Butte
Mont. Mr sullivan accompanied them
as far as Salt Lake.
Col Dan Martin returned Sunday
from visit to salt Lake.
Mrs. Bosch returned to Salt Lake,
Monday after visit with Mrs P. j.
Genera.
Mrs Sadie Mangum returned Sunday
evening from q few days visit at Provo
and Salem,
Mrs Richard Jones and daughter of
Aspen. Wyo. are here for "A visit with
friends.
Mrs. F. e. Higson and Mrs. Frank
Clarity are home from a visit with
friends at Provo.
Mrs. Alex and Mrs. Joseph Claville
were in Payson visiting relatives sun
day.
Mrs. NJ. r. r. Sullivan spent a visit
with her mother at Payson this week
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PROVO.

The Pallas club met with Miss Mamie
Boesley Thursday night, and enjoyed
an interesting program and u pleasing
social session.
The Priscilla club members and 9TH
ers gave a successful surprie party
Monday night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, Calvin Fletcher lately returned
from the east.
An enjoyable lawn party was given
ny the Priscilla club, Friday evening
at the home of Bert Eastmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Horny Peterson, lately
returned from the east. are here visit
ing Mrs Peterson's parents, Mr., and
Mrs. James Boyden.
Most enjoyable wedding receptions
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Tay-
Ior were given, Wednesday evening, at
the home of Bishop and Mrs. John
Johnson of Lake View, parents of the
bride, and Friday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs, j. W. Taylor, OF Vine
yard. parents OF the groom.
Miss Anna Johnson and Miss Mar
tina Sanders of Salt Lake were Provo
visitors this week,
Mrs. Sarah Monk Will leave for KEN
merer, Wyo.. Monday, to visit her son
Mrs. Annie Jones was the hostess al
o charming Kcnsington at her home
Friday.
Mrs. George Havercamp entertained
at cards Tuesday afternoon. In honor
OF Mrs 4. u. Smith, who is about 10
move to Salt Lake. Five hundred was
the game. Mrs Walter Jennings won
the prize. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. w. H. Duscnbcrry visited salt
Lake friends this week.
Mrs Rodney Badger and son OF Salt
Lake visited Mrs. Fred W. TAYLOR the
past week.
MI and Mrs. Charles Hedquist Mt
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move to Linaona The gathering was in
tne uaperIpcle aho an Interesting pro-
gram OF Hluslc, song and speechos ,yos
rendered. Refreshments We're served.
Miss Rlice Nlbley o. salt Lake. Wis
tied ProNo friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs j. A, rwelves arc here
visiting Mr.. Twelves' parents MIR.
ana Mrs. TWelves were married AT
Hamil station, Call June 20. at the
home of Mrs. Samuel sinnaman.
Mrs Jessie Man. of salt Lake. wne
the guest of Mrs. w Il. Dunn during
the past week.
Mr. ana Mrs. Grave DcmlnQ of Coal.
vile. visited Provo relatives tho past
week.
The members OF the Marguerite club
gave a bundle shower Monday evening
IN honor of Miss Lena Irvine. at the
Nome OF Miss Tressa Amytead
The rooms We're beautifully decorate
cd In pink and white in which tea
roses were used eNtontively. straw
berries and rolls, lemonade and cake
We're refreshments served.
Many beautiful as Wen as useful
1rcsents were given to the soon To be
bride by members Of the club ana
1thers. An enjoyable evening was
pent by all present.
On Monday last about 120 descend
ants OF the Pioneers John and Louisa
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perhaps a change Of foot position are
necessary.
In walking do not slide your feet.
hut with the body properly poised.
the right foot forward. raise the left
heel Sufficiently high so in transfcrr-
ing that foot to a forward position the
heel will not touch the ball N the
foot first touching the floor, resting
the heel later
ENLARGED pores are among the stub
hornest beauty ills. The skin must
be treated with massage and electric
ity, cold salt water used every morn
ing. and an astringent wash every
night the face FIRST being bathed with
warm water pure soap and the com
pleXon brush.
Young people frequently become
most embarrassed when they sud
denly realize that on the street, In
pubic conveyance, at the theRter, the
restaurant, or the church, they have
done some ttihing thing to make them
selves conspicuous. Here are a few
simple rules which the uninitiated Will
do well to memori2e;
When a Young man meets one OF
more girls on the street car by acci-
dent. he does nos offer TO pay their
fare. That is his privilege only when
he Is their escort fer the trip.
Girls in business are often Joined at
lunch by young men employed In the
same Offices. Under these circumstun-
ces there need be no embarrassment,
! over the check. The girl pays her
own bill precisely as II the n2an had
not appeared on the scene.
When escorting a girl 10 the thaater
church. or restaurant, the man nNs
first ascertain whether there is ~
usher OF head waiter at the door n
there Is, he permits the girl to enter
first holding the door open for her
The usher or head waiter leads the
way down the aisle. the girl following
and the man coming last. II no usher
or waiter Is in attendance. then the
man goes first to find a seat or table.
ON the street car or in public audi
torium. II y man accompanies two girls
he does not sit between them, but on
the end seat.
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LEKI.

Wednesday Miss EmNla Woodhouse
one OF Lehi's promtncnA young ladies
and Geo. E. Hemyhill OF Nkerican Fork
were married in the Salt tAke.Tempc
and reception was held In FGeTfnofGr
at the home of the brides sister. Mrs.
John w Roberts the same, evening. Il
large number of friends and relatives
being present Thursday d grand hall
was given In the Apollo hall. American
Fork, in their honor.
DR.. u. l., Donaldson Of LENA, Ohio.
has been visiting Dr. II. .. Holbrook
The past week.
Mr. VIM. T.. Evans returned Thurs
day from the Kansas City mission
field.
Nj and Mrs. John f. Cutler have
been visiting Salt Lake relatives the
past ipw days.
Miss Mary e. Yates and Charles II.
VIM We're married yesterday
Mr.. H. II. Peters. superintendent OF
the Nampa. Idaho Sugar factory was a
Len visitor Monday
Mr. Hamilton Gardner left for tho
German mission field Wednesday,
Mr.. aua Mrs. w A. Ford left Thurs
day foy Kansas City and other eastern
points to visit with friends and rela-
lives.
Mr.. adm Mrs. j. owen Carter of Salt
Lake City are the guests OF Mr. ana
Mrs. c. G. Friel
Mr.. and Mrs. r. woodbouse Jr
of Idaho Falls are visiting Lshi rela-
tives.
Bishop james H Gardner and WIFE
entertained Saturday night the young
friends OF their son, Hamilton. who left
Wednesday on q mission.
Mr.. Heber Austin Of Idaho Fails was
shaking hands with Lehi friends the
first of the week.
Mrs. Rachel Anderson OF Idaho Falls
is visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thurman of ogden,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs, d. J. Thur
man.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Il Kimhan Of Ma
grath. Canada are visiting Mr and Mrs.
Robert Fox
Mrs. Lizzie FRAZIER OF OAKLEY, is WIS.,
ting her daughter Mrs. C. Il. Peter-
son.
Hon. Geo. Austin Of Salt Lake city
was Lehi visitor the frs Of the week,
Mr.. Amelia Coleman OF St Johns.
Ariz,, In visiting Mrs. j. T. Roberts.
Miss Catherine Boyer of springvnle
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Jos.
Anderson.
Mrs. w. ]. Snow of Ashley is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. d. Cox.
Mrs. Jane Adams Of Rlgoy, Idaho,
is visiting Mrs. Samuel Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Wells returned
Monday from Payette, Idaho where they
have been visiting relatives the past
two weeks.
Miss Hazel Stallings of Provo was
visiting Lehi grends the first OF the
week.
Bishop James II. Gardner was a Salt
Lake visitor Tuesday
Mrs. Emma Coleman OF Thatch>
Arizona. has been visiting Mrs, Rebec
! ca Evans the past week
Miss Zelpha Gray was a salt LAX
| visitor Thursday attending the annua
reunion Of the L. d. Saints nurses.
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A skin OF Beauty ls . JOY Forever.

Miss Lou Thatcher is visiting with
relatives ana friends In ReXburg Ida
Miss Genevieve Thatcher is at home.
alter an extended visit IN salt Lake
Mr.. Carruthers of the standard oil
company MAS = business visitor ON
Wednesday.
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visit Of some time with Mrs. J. o.
Hamburger both here and on the coast.
Miss Mary Olive Gray leaves shortly
for Montrose. Colo. TO spend part OF
the summer with friends.
Mrs. C. G. Plummcr win leave today
for New York and other eastern cities
70 be away until the first of Septem-
Der.
Mrs. Grant II. Smith and children
nre visiting in Stockton for a few days
with Mrs Horace II. Smith.
Mrs. w. ID, Thompson and Miss
Lydia White leave today for Los Ange-
les for a short stay.
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This suit black
white The
mandarin arnnhol
pulled N
y There is n collar a tie
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Mrs. Harry J, Bcaue and Mrs ollie
Baker returned this week from q visit
with their parents at Sprlnglake.
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c. c. stilman: song. Father. VIII
You Meet Me There" Prof Stout. Clog
ing exercises by the lodge.
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Mrs IslWard Lewis and son. Francis.
departed Monday For a visit among rel
atlyes and friends IN Butte. Mont
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Jones OF Salt
Lake came out 10 Eureka Friday OF
last week. making the trip I'm the for
mers touring car. They also visited
Robinson and inspected the opeN mine,
I'm which Nj. Jones is Interested.
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Mr.. and Mrs, James A, Johnson, who
were married AZ Salt Lake last week,
returned to Eureka Monday evening,
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Sister Maude. who has been In charge
OF st. Josephs school here for many
years, Will spend the summer vacation
az the st. Mary's academy at Notre
Dame Ind
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Mrs j. r. Turner entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of che Baptist
church Wednesday afternoon,
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The Pallas club met with Miss Mamie
Boesley Thursday night, and enjoyed
an interesting program and Il pleasing
social session.
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OF Eureka, were married In salt Lake
city this week.
The Washington bee., 1907-02-23

Of Lynchburg, Va The ceremonies to
day were performed by the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Virginia. and music
was furnished by the Hampton Institute
band. Speeches were delivered by An
drew F. Hilyer, Secretary of the Execu-
tive Committee; Giles B. Jackson, Di-
rector General of the Negro Develop
ment and Exposition Company of the
U. s. A; W. l. Johnson, President; R.
1. Hill, Treasurer, and Robert Kelser,
Secretary. Mrs. A. NJ Curtis, Fiscal
Agent for the treasury Department,
made an address on the Negro Wom-
ans Part" Thos. J. Galloway, Chair
man of the Executive Committee, also
spoke
This day was chosen as the day for
the laying of the cornerstone because
it was the birthday of Frederick Doug
lass, the historic ant-slavery agitator.
It developed from the speeches that
great progress is being made in the col
lection of exhibits, and that this celegra-
ton of the colored people at the James
town Exposition will probably be the
most interesting exhibit of it's kind we
have ever had. A number Of interesting
features were announced; among them
was the large exhibit that is being pre-
pared by the Hampton Institute.
Booker I. Washington. who could
not be present on account of a previous
engagement, wrote as follows:
at seems to me thtt it is the duty as
we'll as the opportunity of the colored
people in every part of the country
wherever possible, to make contribution:
of exhibits showing their skill and han
/ dicraft. In this way we shall be able
to convince a great many people of OIL
merit as a race, and our just claims tC
all rights and privileges of American
citizenship"
The Washington bee., 1907-02-23
BY MISS BEATRIZ [. CHASE.

Mr. J. A. Lankford. one of Washing
tons foremost architects and builders,
has designed plans for a building on
Lexington street, Baltimore, for the In
dependent Order of Coed Hope.
2,iss F-ede-icka Sprague is making
ter c1osea work, domsetic science, a
success in the Lincoln High School,
Kansas Citv.
At the time of the Atlanta riot many
newspapers advocated the idea that the
Southern oppressed people should leave
&c South and lcca.e in the North The
New York Age says, Many Afro
Americans are making big mistake in
crowding into the northern cities"
A white man in Georgia, who had
killed one white man and two colored
some time ago. was himself killed last
Saturday by a sheriff, whose life he had
threatened to take, while resisting ar
rest.
Prof. Thomas N. Chase, who is now
a resident of this city, was a member
The Washington bee., 1907-02-23
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

Officers of the Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor of the Metropol-
tan Baptist Church were installed last
Sunday evening, as follows President,
Daniel V. Chase; first vice-president,
Burt Marchant; second vice-president,
Mrs. Daisy Robb Wright; recording
secretary Miss Carrie F. Adams; as
sistant secretary, Miss Rosena Payne;
corresponding secretary, Miss Mary NJ
Williams; treasurer, Miss Mary Nc
Phearson; pianist, Mis- Louise Clark;
chorister, Thomas Miller; chairmen of
committees prayer meeting, William
Edwards; lookout, Miss Hattie z. Ak
ers; relief, Miss Nellie Bowler; mis-
sionary, R. L. R Winfield; good citi-
zenship Royal A. Hughes; social, Miss
Carrie Medley; good literature. Miss
Annie Lindsey; Sunday school, Miss S.
E. Miner; flower, Miss Mattel Mutt /;
temperance, Miss Beatrice Ware; in
formation. Miss Bessie Johnson; music,
Oscar Walker; calling, Miss Ruth Ar
mold.
The services were conducted by Mr..
Joseph E Lee, and an interesting pro-
gramme was carried out.
The Washington bee., 1907-02-23
What | Saw ARdHeard PARAGRAPHIC NEWS.

There are quite a number Of teachers
out on account of sickness.
I was glad to see Rev. Anderson Tay-
lor filling his pulpit last Sabbaed morn
ing and evening. Rev Ta-l5r tas bcel
sick for several weeks.
I am not at all pleased with existing
conditions. The administration is as
prejudiced as any department. in the
South.
I am convinced that the investigation
Of the 25th infantry VIII vindicate the
position of Senator Foraker. ! have
contended from the beginning that these
dismissed men will be yinGicated al the
conclusion of this investigation.
l am glad that my old friend, Dr. S.
NJ. Pierre. IS able 70 &c - again. He
to do something shortly. At the con-
has been under the skillful care of DR.
A. M. Curtis.
Mr.. W. T. Benjamin Of St. Angus
tine Church is dead. He was enc oi
the best known singers in this city
Mr.. Benjamin was for q long time EN-
ployed in the ink department. of the
government printing Office. He leaves