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he was seized by two detectives. charged
teen years although Mt the time OF the
burglary he was at his home. in Balti-
more, He had n double" he supposed.
but being friendess. he had no chance
to make any defense.
He had become almost blind In the
spring of 1897, he said, when the warden
at Hartford told him the Legislature,
because OF the loss of his cyeslght and
the doubt of his guilt, had RENTED his
sentence and he would be released
May 1.
Here his double" appeared again He
was in n cell nearby serving time for
something else. Instead OF Tyler being
released, the other man was set free.
When Tyler protested he says he
was placed In solitary confinement for
twenty-five months and then sent to the
insane ward of the penitentiary, where
he remained until March of this year,
He was then transferred to the asylum
at Middletown and kept there until last
Saturday,
He suffered everything except death
during his confinement, he said. and
| had seen three men so brutally beaten
| they died.
| Officials of the prison said to-day that
Tyler was hopeessly insane and his
story OF brutal treatment was a figmen,
| Of his disordered Imagination
| II Lawyer Smith finds the story tru.
! he says he Will take the case before the
Connecticut Court OF Claims.
The evening world., 1908-12-08
MARY GARDEN AND RENAUO
AGAIN IN 1.-THE JUGGLER.

Tho Juggler of Notre Dame" with Its
sver-present undertone OF ohurchly mu-
sic and atmosphere. was repeated at the
Manhattan Opera-House last night
Mary Garden was wholly boyish as the
fantastic juggler. Simplicity was the
keynote OF her performance. and she
showed no trace OF femininity save in
her voice. Her Offering of Juggling
performance to the Virgin might read
lily have erred on the SIDE of bad taste;
but at no moment was 1t other than
pathetcally reverent-
In Bontface. Renaud showed himself
as ever . consummate master of act
ing His Sage Flower" legend was
beautifully sung down to the quaint
anti-climax phrase at It's end. The Fr1or
OF, Dufranns was sonorous and almost
unctuously impressive. The choral work
was excellent. Campanini conducted.
The evening world., 1908-12-08
WIN FAME BY
THEIR COFFEE
How the Favorite American Drink
Has Made Regulations for
Many Restaurants.

A restaurant is known by the cof-
. fee It serves. New York men and
women will pass a dozen restaurants
to get to one which they know serves
q good cup OF coffee. Restaurant
proprietors realize this and stop al
nothing to get coffee of grade and
blend which is above the ordinary.
Particularly is this true of the high
class hotels, whose chefs dare not
Sisk the possibility of criticism of
the coffee they serve.
The management Of the famous
Hotel Aston, New York, made an eX-
tcnsive investigation and great
many experiments testing ALL COM
binations OF EVERY good coffee
that grows, until finally one was Sc
cured which every one pronounced
perfection.
To-day the most delicious coffee
served d anywhere in New York is
that prepared for the guests OF the
Hotel Aston, and the same Identical
blend Is now packed for family use
under the name "Hotel Aston Coffee"
by b, Fischer a. Company, the larg-
. est importers and roasters OF high
2 Frade coffee In New York, and one of
the oldest houses in the trade. In no
other. coffee Is the same delicious
! fragrance and delicate richness ST.
: cured. or equalled.
Hotel Aston Coffee is sold by gro
GERS everywhere in one-pound and
! three pound air-tight tins. in the
bean, ground or pulverized. The
coffee sold under this trademark
Is guaranteed to be the same in
every respect as that served now and
always in the Hotel Aston, New
York.
The Hotel Aston recipe for making
coffee Is In every can, and requires
less coffee than the use OF low-grade
, coffees, from which II is impossible
TO realize such rich. smooth and
, fragrant delic. BUSINESS
Ask your groee. for a Tin of Hotel
.As{or Coffee to-day,
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KEPT IN PRISON
10 YEARS THOUGH
INNOCENT MAN
John Tyler, Driven Insane and
Nearly Blind, Tells Very
Strange Story.

John Tyler negro. Just released
dletown. Conn, and almost blind, has
told such a remarkable story OF fifteen
years confinement for another's crime
that MILFORD II. Smith, lawyer, OF
No. $50 Nassau street. to-day began an
investigation with a view to seeking
reparation for the man.
Tyler says that in November. 1893
while going to his lodgings in Hartford
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ARREST on GANGPLANK.
Alleged Swindlcr-NIercba Was
ON Mny to EnrOpc.

Nathan Chitnan, twenty eight years
old. of No. SO Norfolk street, was in the
lineup at Police Headquarters to-day,
following his arrest yesterday afternoon
as he was going aboard the Anchor
Line steamship California to sail for
Europe.
Three detectives persuaded Mr.. Chit
man to abandon his voyage as he Is
wanted on about dozen complaints for
grand larceny. lie and his brother,
Charles. ran n fur and jewelry estab-
lishment at the Norfolk street address,
and 1t is alleged. obtained several thou
sand dollars worth of stock on credit,
disposing of 1t and then fading from
sight,
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Frances Aida, of New Zealand,
Bids for New York Favor,
but Fails to Wipe Out Mem
cries of Old Favorites.
By SYLVESTER RAWLING.

f<~ fdOLETTo," which was repeat
n ed At the Metropolitan Opera
House last night. served to In
troduoe Frances Aida as Gilda She Is
a native Of New Zealand, who has been
trained and has sung in Europe. 1t was
bit daring on the part Of the young
woman to make q first appeal to q New
York audience In a character that, In
recent years. has been monopolized by
sembrich, Melba and Tetrazzini, three
OF the worlds greatest coloratura go
pranos, and the result was not salts
factory.
Miss Alda's presence 10 prepossessing.
She has a small voice OF uncertain quail
ity that is scarcely sver free from
tremolo Making every allowance Tor
the nervousness duo to hrst appear
ance, her singing Of the "Addio ana
the caro- Nome was anything but I'M
pressive. In the duet with her father
IN tho Dukes palace she was at her
best; but that best was not OF the quail
ity to which we have been accustomed.
Caruso was tho Duke. He was not IN
his best voice and often forced It but
to his enthusiastic admirers behind the
rail and in spots throughout the crowd
ed house the King could DO no wrong
and he was appIauded vehenenly. For
some time after tho Donna mobile
the stage was dumb because OF the
vociferous demand for a repetition &c
which Spetrino. who conducted. wo1lo
not yield.
Amaso AS Rtgoletto carried OFT tho ar
tistic honors. Both in his singing and In
acting he was admirable. His character
ization of the Jester was far in advance
Of that he displayed ten days ago
Louise Homer. as she always does, made
Maddalena plausible as tho latest en-
chantress of the susceptible Duke Didur
was an excellent Sparafucile and the
smaller characters were well taken. The
quartet lost much of its charm because
Of the absence of proper ensemble
singing.
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$40 Morris Chairs. Com

Illustration shows one pat
tern. Made from selected quar-
tered oak, also fine mahogany
II n S h. Comfortable spring
seats, carved frames. broad
arms. Complete with hair
filled cushions, with coverings
of plain or figured velour and
corduroy stripes. Varied shades
Of red and green @J 40
$40 values......... SS.4S
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kEEFE ON THE JOB.

WASHINGTON. Doc. g. - Daniel ].
Keefe. of Michigan. President OF the
Longshoremen and Transportation
Workers Union OF America. was yester.
day sworn in as Commissioncr-Gen OF
immigration. lie was then introduced
to the various heads In his bureau and
at once Assumed the duties OF his Office.
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The Best Cough Cure.

A half ounce of Virgin Oil Of Pine
two ounces of Glycerine and a halt
pint Of Whiskey mixed will cure any
cough that Is durable and break a
cold in "a hours. Take teaspoonful
every four hours. Ask your druggist
for the genuine Leach's Virgin Oh OF
Pine compound pure, prepared and
guaranteed by the Leach Chemical
Co., Cincinnati, o. ,
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ARBUTUS IN BLOOM.

WHSTED, Conn. Dec. 8. - John
Thurlough. of Canaan. found arbutus
in bloom yesterday. Reports from sew
eral parts of the county tell of pansies
being in blossom out of doors and silver
naples in full bud.
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MAILER TO CONDUCT HIS OWN
SECOND SYMPHONY TONIGHT.

Gustav Mahisr Will conduct per-
formanoe by the New York symphony
Orchestra at Carnegie Hall tonight of
his own second symphony. 1t will be
the first time that the composition has
been heard in America. In addition to
the orchestra 1t calls for band in the
distance. two soloists and mixed
chorus of 200 voices. The individual
singers will be Laura l.. Combs and
Gertrude Stein Bailey, and the chorus
will be that of the OratOrio Society,
under the direction of DIR. Frank Dam
rosch. European critics have pro-
nounced the work as OF the highest
worth.
Mahlers masterful conducting of FL
delio" at the Metropolitan Opera-House
last season and his eleCtrifying influ-
ence upon the New York symphony Or
chestra that was displayed at concert
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A NeiU CiIdd Makes Her Debut in
Rigoletto" at the Metropolitan

ten days ago assure music lovers a rare
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-12-19
Teachers Holiday Meet

Special OF GucumCarI News:
am asking the Chairman OF the
Executive Committee vi the New
Mexico Territorial Educational AS
ISOLATION to mail you a copy OF the
program TOR the meeting at Albu.
querque, December rs, 40, and 80.
Even "A hurried reading OF this pro.
gram will convince YOU that it is
highly advisable that every teacher
OF your corps who a possible do
so should attend this meeting,
The Association has engaged
DR.. George l.. Vincent, OF Chicago
! University, &c deliver two lectures.
These addresses alone are worth
the trip to Albuquerque. DR.. Vim
cent is one OF the strongest speak.
ers on the platform. He uses no
notes but speaks directly from
the shoulder. Every person
within the sound OF his voice will
give excellent attention, In ad.
dition TO these addresses the AS
ISOLATION has a strong program.
Section 40, Chapter ", Laws OF
1907, provides among other things
that teachers should be paid full
wages during the holiday vacation
not to exceed fifteen days. Under
the circumstances we feel that YOU
can strongly urge upon the teachers
that they attend thi, meeting,
Some Boards OF Education have
passed resolutions stating that 1t
is the sense OF the Board that the
teachers should attend the meet.
ings OF the Territorial Teachers
Association. One IA hardly at
tend such a meeting as this with
out profit to himself, to the children
under his charge, and to the edu.
catlonal spirit OF the community
IN which he works. 4 large Al.
tendance is expected as evidence
OF the professional spirit OF the
teaching'corps OF our territory.
All members OF Boards OF Edu.
cation are urged to attend this
meeting. Questions OF administra.
ton and OF Legislation will be dis.
cussed and in these subjects all
Board members are vitality inter.
csted.
Yours very respectfully,
Signed ]. +, Clark,
Terry. Supt. Public Instruction.
Department oil Education,
Santa Fe, n, M.
December twelfth, 1908.
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w. II. Angel OF Artcsia has
bought the Wigwam Saloon and Is
now in charge OF the property
Ioh Franklin who has been man.
agcr OF the business tor Jones X
Franklin has decided he can make
more money at something ci~c,
v. =. Montoya was IN town
from the sheep ranch on the plains,
thursday. lie saws they had a
loot OF snow out there. Wheat is
looking fine and stock OF all kinds
are IN flesh. He stated that he
only lost seven head OF sheep dur.
ing the storm which lasted several
DAYS.
Eugene Traveller, the wrestler,
who is visiting here Tor a iew days
is said to be one OF the best phys.
ically developed men IN the world.
He has been awarded a number OF
medals on physical development.
Among them the st. Louis Worlds
Fair medal and another at Madison
square Garden last year.
Judge I'D. +. Saxon, our present
incumbent in the office OF Justice
OF the Peace OF this precinct, has
requested the News to announce
his candidacy tor reelection.
Judge Saxon has served the people
IN this capacity during the past
two years and as "A police Judge OF
the city, and has been a capable
officer.
{. Newman, whose residence,
fences, wagons and other improve.
mcnts were blown away IN the
cyclone last fall, tells us that his
residence i, rebuilt, fences up,ncw
windmill on his we'll, and is get.
tlng ready to begin farming Tor
another year. He SAYS not even A
cyclone can drive "A Quay county
citizen from his homestead.
Eugene Traveller, the great
wrestler, IS in town Tor a few days.
| He has ust pulled OFT a match al
Dawson with a fellow by the name
OF Domcnick and threw him IN
seven minutes. He will try 70
put On an exhibition here during
the holidays, lie challenges any
man in the country Tor a friendly
wrestle. He has met and thrown
Fred Beell, McLuttbegg, Leo Par.
dillo and has been thrown 10y
Wittmer. The wrestlers mentioned
all being champions.
The News has been requested
TO announce the candidacy OF
Judge K l.. Patterson tor tn,
office OF Justice OF the Peace ior
Precinct Number One. The udg,
was one OF the FIRST men TO settle ;
homestead IN this section OF QUAY
county. He settled here one mil,
northeast OF the present city limit,
directly after the town was survey
ed. and helped erect some OF tn,
business houses. He has a wide
acquaintance probably, than any
other man IN the county. He ha,
held the ofic" OF Probate ludg,
Tor the past two years and nearly
every citizen in the county is &C
quaintcd with his capabilities a.
an officer, and the News believes
that he will, it elected to this office
NIL II to the entire satisfaction Q
the people.
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Street Grading Progressing.

Tn, CITY began Immediately after
thu snow last week ~ pillow up the
streets preparatory to grading all
the principal streets OF the city
have been pIowcd and the grader
is getting over them as rapidly as
possible. This is one Of the
greatest Improvements Tucumcari
has had this year, from a stand.
point OF general appearance.
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Laying Corner Stone Postponed

\ djspcnsatiun was granted Tu-
cumcari lodge No. a., \. +, and
\. " t. lay the corner stone of
the new PRESBYTERIAN church, on
the 18th, but as the workmcn we're
DELAYED with the work it has been
postponed until the 2slh. vi
masons and visiting brethren are
invited to take part in this cerc.
mOny,
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IBowlins News

At the Lanigan bowling alley a
silver trophy IS offered for the
highest score at ten pins, and $500
hat Tor the highest at cooked hat.
The contest closes Thursday night,
December a.. The highest cor
at tcnpins now, Is as follows; VIM.
Schubcl, 23Gi Jack Hawks, 224;
cooked hat, John Henry, 81; Dutch
Kid, So.
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A Runaway.

{. +. Adair's fine team OF blacks
ran away YESTERDAY, starting rom
the residence OF James Whit
more. The team ran against a
house in the McGcc addition and
broke loose from the wagon, scat.
t,ring the contents, boxes, grocer.
les, etc, along the route, and bad.
lv damaging the wagon. Neither
ui the horses were hurt.
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tore" OF the lu,imcarr office oi the
l.. T.. n =. W., will spend the
holiday. with friends at Saginaw,
Mich.
], y. Wayne returned TUESDAY
morning from Tampi.o, Mexico,
wh'r, be- had .p,nttwD weeks look.
ing zap the stock industry Of that
country.
II. J., Manuel, representing the
'rm ui Geo. t.. Barnard Of st.
Louis was m the city Yesterday
trausdCung cuisines, with some IT
our houses.
Among the new tore at the
lamOu, during the big sale they
are pulling Oft Is Mrs. Clint Kuthcr.
ford, Nh. Vault, Mrs. VI. Sheppard
and j.. {, Peters.
". c.. Roe, assistant ,upcrin.
trndcnt OF the eastern division OF
the southwestern, is o" a trip TO
the Pacific coas', where he will
spend the holidays.
NJ. &. Goldruborg Co., sold
$4,000 worth OF lot, Monday.
Mas say, be- believes the greatest
'''' "'o'' '"'' W. nave ever
"'" ~ JUST wv" "'E''"'"N'
-. H. Crawford, the Jordan
farmer, was IN town Tuesday C.
huy Christmas. IT, SAYS the
farmers out there arr all busy
''S ''' '''''
John Eri-tow and family have
.u-t moved INTO the city from the
ranch near QUAY, and have leased
the MURRAY Hotel where they will
Ur pleased To- $50, then friends.
/. II. Wood, sheep man from
]ounnysrd,, was IN IN, city Mon.
day. lie had Just shipped tour
, cars OF mutton sheep to Clay.
Robertson y Co, Kansas City.
Vr,,.r, T., r,,.,,.d This
I, week nifty boxes OF apple, from the
ranch OF T.. Whltmorr At Cali.
ma. springs, thirty mile, southeast
OF Las Vegas. They are a fine
quality.
p,,;., =. T., ,,wr iron, IA,
= S,r,,,s r,,aa ,,d y.,u g,.,d /,
t,w days here to wind up his bust.
"a, . TO- l.N-.. 10. .. 900
, ana wh,r, he intends to 20 to rail.
=. roading again.
N,,,,il., S,.,, ~, ,.o.;.,,o
, l., .n. Ii,.. -, r,nc." -hoyc,rd;o'
!, ais, q, ,;g.. lin. ~ lulL ca,di.s and
nuts. Now is the time ia get your
Christina, supply. Com, in and
, see ior Yourself. III
it. ..,.,, -, ,,,,, .hi,,i,o
, - ~, a,J ,raa, sn'
,'.',, cav. ~ ,'I,,n,, nni, ar.
,n, ,L,.,.h T,,,,,c,,; .,,,,
day to points On Canada and tt
"" lotk and oth'r eastern states.
l BcnIro Baca returned Tuesda,
q from ouuu,,,d ybrr, Lr had spcp.
about ten day. buyiup wool TO,
p, tho Gross. Kelly &C.. Brnito tell,
/, IN, News that he bouph, S5,ooC
' pounds during he time he wa
away.
j. /. 4. Willis has sold his home
Z stead II miles east Of town 10
t gentleman by the name OF Todd
from Cement. Okla. MIR. Will,
IS going TO Wichita Falls, Texas
-. where he ha, land he intends I,
improve
+. !, Butler OF Collinsville, on
n OF the farmers who had a fine agrl
q cultural c>hihl, here At the TAI
| last tall, was "A visitor this week
T.. He i, going to make an effort L
grow a lot more premium stuff thi
, next year.
". H.. llasscll, the mcrchan
and postmaster at llasscll, spen
Monday and TUESDAY in town
is Mr. iIasScll SAYS h. has a splcndI
location Tor business and that IN
country is rapidly dcvelopin
around HIM,
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Clean stock. clean prices, clean
talk and clean advertising Tor Va
seems, The Leading Jeweler. Hit

l.HFF q. q HHIHN.- NHNAHNHH.a. man oil
C;w,,,,r .,..,t Monday and Tues.
ia. A.. tr. 'l,, v,,b hi. family.
N.H Decker il. roy assistant
cashier for IN. f. =. 4 :, n.
NJ, D.ck., conn. from Chicago.
.J ,hr,r,b rrcnwrar, in ms
rr,y,,c err THURSDAY. g,inp cast.
MI ha''' ,'o'n ana mana "Ius"'s'
l., r.lnr.d nr,c.. NJ p,op..r Drug
S,,r. M,
view w = "sEa''' " I'N"I'
,nmI,,,w. m and -.t=
= ~
,u ,,a
""' ~ ,har
regular prices, at Pioneer Drug
store. il.It
T. # u,,b.l,, ,,om Shr,y..
r,,, Il, t,. I,,r added IA IN.
ddN Iprc' IN th' once OF 'h' t. !
NJ W.
Elmer smith, the lumber mar
NJ Montoya, spent the day Tues.
da'' mere III '"' interest," u III
h"''hes''
/. II. Levi, OF Santa Rosa ha.
been added TO the clerical force o.
th' Once OF tho T. T. - W. +"
lucumcaIl'
Conductor Brekman OF the South
western running out OF this city
and ms family ar III IL laSo 10
a snort VISIT
-. O. Inul,, who has been il
old Mexico, was IN the cit, a lev
DAYS ago cnroulc to has old home
CrntrrNillc' Ma
Two coaches OF rmiprants reach
ed Tueumeari Thursday, thei
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Local and Personal

I,...I ....t.II.- " N.l,.r. 81,
= t'S''h LOT Nna' soo'N' h'l'
Christmas Candies at \dairs. O.,
L Yascen before YOU buy. If,
'''''nE ''' ''' N'''' ~ '''l,
~ "
Hem bulk Mrn'".M"at fresh
at \dalI s.. ii'u
Box perfume, 25c at Pioneer
Dug store. u.It
E,.J N.u.,,, Ian. L.,, ~,
pointed notar, public.
When YOU need a draw call Ellis
Transfer. Phone eco. ii.tf
Suitable holiday gifts at Va
seems Jewclry Store. II-tl
o,.rg E..T,rp, saloon,
,. .,,,l -, all L,,J. .,
lin. PHI. -, Nd,,, mn,
u,lh.s. IN, Christina, sur,y.
lrr, At Pioneer Drug Store. mn
y..luln,..u L, ,.-.,,.J .,
aupo utm,nt as notary public.
II. =. Robertson will 20 +, fl
pt.o 10 spend several DAYS with
friends
Thomas Gontrv wa. IN from hi,
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Get screened coal at the ice
plant, Phone TAO. 7.tf
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
S8M Marine ReCorri. aAGs
 GENERAL, SHIPPING NEWS

Fayal April lo.--Passed; Steamer Koenlgn Luise, Genoa and Naples for New York.
 Inistrahull April 1o.--Passed steam- CT Siberian Philadelphia via St. Johns, N F., for Glasgow
 Kinsale, April Passed Steamer Deyonian, Boston for Liverpool
 Fastnet, April lJ,--passcd: Steamer Empress of Ireland, St. John, N D. Halifax for Liverpool.
 Manchester, April O. - Arrived: steamer lbcrlan, Boston
 Southampton April Q, ,- Arrived Steamer Majestic, New York via Ply mouth and Cherbours.
 Gibraltar, April 1O,-Arrlved. steam. CT Hamburg, New oNrk for Naples tand procecded)
 Liverpool, April 1o.-Arrived, steam. CT Haverford, Philadelphia for queens town,
 Genoa. April S.--salled. Steamer l Monteyidco, Colon,
 Queenstown April 9-Sated steam CTS Friesland, Cfrom LlVerpool.
 Philadelphia April 1O,--Cedrle tfron IiVerpoolD New York.
 Liverpool April 10. Sailed. Steam CT Southwark, Halifax,
 Hong Kong, April g. Sailed Steam CT Empress of India Vancouver vii Yokohama
 Lizard, April 1o-s Steamer Phlladel phia, New York for Plymouth an Southampton, 292 miles west at ?. m. probably reach Plymouth a. m. Sat urday,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
Church of tho Rcdccmer.

Morning worship with Palm Sunday sermon by the pastor at 1O;SO o'clock. subject, The Needs of Jesus; Sun day school and Adult Bible class at 19 m. Young Peoples meeting at 6:45 D. m. In the evening at 745. Dr. Phil lips will preach the first sermon of a series of four on You" subject, "Who Are You?' Church choir and large chorus. Seats free. Holy Week will be observed in this church by ser vices each evening except Saturday The following gentlemen will speak: Monday, April 13, 7:45 o'clock Rev. F. F. Starr of Mt Carmel; Tuesday, Prof Ambrose W. Vernon; Wednesday. Prof Marion l.. Burton; Thursday, Rev. ] r. Newton of the Howard Avenue church; Friday. Rev. Herbert J. Wye koff of United church.
 MT. Alfredo Tasano. 'cellolst vii play the Cavatina by Raff.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

No. 20l orange street, Rev. W. h. Mossman, missionary pastor, The speaker al the auditorium service to- morrow evening, will be MT Ray Reigcuth of the senior class at college The exercises will be In charge of tho Dwight Place Endcavor society, led by the president, Mir. Kenneth w Leighton, s. & S., 1908. Included will be violin solos by Miss Beers and q cornet solo by Mir. Horton, The hour oi evening service is 7SO, with song ser. vice for the first quarter of an hour with instrumental accompaniment Morning Sunday school at q. m Chil dren's meeting at D. m. All welcome to all tho services on Sunday and af' ternoops and evenings through tn, week
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Humphrey Street Congregational.

Public worship at iO;sO a. m, with sermon by the pastor. Rev. F. R. Luckey, on "Go thro the midst of the city ... and set a mark upon the foreheads of the men that sigh and that cry over all the ahominatlons that are done in the midet thereof" Ezek. 94. Tn the evening at 7:3O, devotional service with address by tho pastor. Bible school at 12 m. Christian Endeay- or at 6:30 p. m.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
St. Paul's Church.

The services at St paul's church to- morrow are; Morning prayer and holy communion at 9 a. m; confirmation service with sermon by the bishop of the diocese. the Right Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster, D. D.. at l0;3O.; Sunday school Gin the parish house) at l2;l5, evening prayer at o'clock; specla' hymn and preaching service at 7.3O