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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13
Railroads Losing money

Operators Of many Of the leading
railroads OF the country attended the
hearing given by the interstate COM
merce commission in Washington last
week, and ii. nearly every instance
these representatives claim their re-
speetive roads are operating at an ac-
tusI loss. Among the roads that is rep
rssentcsiwese the Georgia Southern,
st. Joseph and Grand Island, Chicago,
Burlington, Quincy, st. Louis an d
San Francisco Seaboard Air Line, Bal
timore and Ohio aud many others. Mr..
Potter, who represents the Baltimore
and O',io SAID: in January the Balti-
more and Ohio failed even to earn It's
fixed charges by 100000, and the in
dications are thus farm February that
the situation is still worse.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13

"Quite number of senators who
were renowned in their day, but VINO
of late years have dropped out Of pub
lie notice are still to be seen in the lob
bies of Washington hotels,o said Mr..
Thomas l.. Pence, q weA-known news
paper man Of Washington.
"'The most successful of all the re
tired statesman, perhaps is ex-senator
Charles j. Faulkner, OF West Virginia.
Mr.. Faulkner hes made a lot of money
PREDICTING law since e left the north
end of the Capitol. He isa man OF
ability and clients with fat pocket
books are glad to .eiain him. He will
never get back into Pablo life, for
West Virginia, in his day democratic
state is now overw heimmgiy republic
can
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13
FOREIGN
Il. Cullen.

Winchester is going 10 have another
exciting election cp The liquor license
question. Judge Harrison on Monday
entered an order in his court IN re-
spouse toa petition from the anti-H-
cense people ordering an election on
the question OF Iieedse orno license on
April 10 and both sidss are already ae-
lively at work. The town receives an
annual revesue from the liquor license
of abontss6000.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13

A slight change of schedule 10 k
place on the Cumberland Valley Rail-
road on Thursday, March 18th. Since
that date Train No II leaves Hagers-
town 8 40 a. m. and leaves Carlisle on
the former time of Train No 80, which
latter train has been withdrawn, az
well as No. 80, leaving Harrisburg a I
1915 p. IN. due at Carlisle at 10. 50 p.
nj.
Waynesboro Branch Train No. SO
ayes Chambereburg $40 a. m. No. 6
leaves Hagerstown II Is noon instead
of l2.l7 and No. IA at l0.15 D. m. in
stead of 1910 p. m.
Also some slight changes in trains
Nos. and 10.
For particulars see ticket agent.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13

Baltimore, March 6.--After the close
of the court today, and with the ut
most secrecy, a bill was filed in the
United States circuit court by the
Bowling Green Trust Company Of
New York asking the appointment of
receivers for the Western Maryland
railroad. Judge Thonas J. Morris APP
pointed President Benjamin +. Bush,
the railroad having filed an answer
admitting the allegations In the bill 81
complaint and asserting TO the re-
ownership. The allegation of the Fowl
ing Green Trust Company is that the
Western Maryland will be able to
meet fixed charges due April amount
ing to 81, $780, 600
President Bush gave bond as receiv-
er In 100000, the bond being signed
by the Fidelity u Deposit Company.
Mr.. Bnsh succeeded Winslow Pierce
as president Of the ROAD year ago.
The proceedings came as surprise, not
the slightest intimation that they
would be taken having reached fnan-
cial nor legal circles during the day.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13

The regular monthly meeting OF the
City Council was held on last Thurk-
day night and considerable business Of
Importance was transacted.
Rev. Father Wilson, pastor Of st.
Joseph's Catholic church and several
other sedtatives appeared before
council and urged that the open run
into which the dye water from the
mills in the southwestern secslon OF
tho city Is run be covered through the
grounds Of the parochisl school aud
offered to donate sufficient ground for
this work aid for the widening Of
South Queen street at the bridge. The
Council adapted the report OF the A.
nance committee which provides for
the closing Of the gap Of the sewer be-
tween its crossing Stephen street TO
South Queen street aud that the sewer
be extended at least as far AZ Spring
street. II IL estimated that this work
would cost ABOUT $4,000 which the COM
mittee reports may be done without
material interference with the pro-
jected street Improvement. The street
committee was also instructed TO In
vestigate the sewer running from the
vicinity Of the seooud Ward school
southwark to Stephen street.
Mr.. Joseph n. lShafier through his
attorney, Allen r. Noll filed claim
for $3.50 for that portion Of stephen
street between Raleigh and Church
streets and setting out that the corpor-
alton had never paid for this ground
which was the private property Of Mr..
Shaffer' The matter was placed in the
hands Of city attorney John Q. Lemen
10 investigate and report at u special
meeting Of the council
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NUMBER II


the haxerst0wn Mail says:
Counterfeit quarters iars In circuia-
tion here that are 10 near the real
thing that few can detect the difIer-
ence.
The two hanKs took one or them.
this one located BY Constable 1tod.
dard, and afterwards being Informed
Of the coin, handed Il back FOR psir-
poses Of Investigation and did not d.
stroy Il.
An another bank the acid test wAA
applied and the cashier said 1t was
good and sticks TO II. The fact that Is
falls like = bit OF lead on stone did NOT
cause him to change his opinion. He
said tho great heat used In coInina
sometimes destroys the siIvery jingla|
these coins ought to have.
The coin held bv the constable ii 81
the vintage Of 1874 and seems to Be I
clever counterfeit. ii falls dead but II
70 close to another quarter II passes
readily. Mr.. Stoddasd hopes to finA
some more and then run down the pso-
pie circulating them.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13

A Durham, North Carolina cor re.
spondent to the Central Presbyterian
In speaking Of Rev. Il. II. Leyburn
and his work as pastorof the Presby-
terrain church at that place says:
Sunday, Feb. %, was the sixth an
niversary Of the beginning Of the pas
torate Of the Rev. X. X. Leyburn
the First church Of Durham, N. G.
At the morning service Mr. Leyburn
made brief statement Of the work Of
the church during these six years.
The membership has igrown steadily,
352 meubers having oeen receiveIinto
the chutch during the six years, an
average Of iifty-seyen each year. or
these thirty, or an ayeragelof Gyea year
were received at the two mission chap
els Of this church, and tine Remaining
E3i2 were received at the Fist church.
second church was organized five
years ago at the reari Mi |, with sixty
members from the First church. II
now has ninety members ana the FRS:
church Ala. During this time the
church has raised s57 900 for all caus e.,
an average Of 50 500 each year. II sup
ports three missionaries in the foreign
field and one worker ia its chapels !.
The congregation has decided to put
two men in this chapel Sork instead
Of one, aud IS now on the lookout for
two good men, as Rev. Il. h Haney,
who now has that work, expects to ae-
cept wor eisew here9hc let. OF April.
Rev. Mr.. Leyburn was for many
years pasler Of the Failing Waters
Presby terrain church where he did a
noble work and made maLy friends
who are glad 70 hear Of the great sue
cess with which he is meeting in his
present find.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13
Peal Estate Sold

Anna NJ. Keesecker and husband,
George w. KeesecSer. to George w.
Crawford, a farm containing acres
in the Falling Waite g district, for-s325
Abraham hyersto c. r. Luttrell,
tracts of land in Hedgesyilie district
containing .o6 81 acres. The pur-
chase price Was ~ ,509.
George ShanhoItz and wife 10 Sam
uel Ramsburg, lhe western part Of lots
Nos aud 2 u the plat of Inwood for
Sl20.
Charles r. Luareh and wife to j..
w. Bal, that is known as the Had
dox place in Hedgesyille district, L he
purchase price was 81 ,e0J.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13

Henry Brown, burly negro IN an
Was arrested here last week BY the ON
GERS upon information from Pags
county, Virginia 70 the effect that
Brown was wanted there for attempt
Ing criminal assault on white woman
named ShafHer. Tho Pags county au-
thorities came on and took the prison
er back for trial. II IL said that he for
merly served term ID the peniten-
tlary for the same crime.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13

Rev. aud Mrs. Charles q. Trump,
ceiebr,ted the twenty-iifth anniysr-
sary Of THAR marriage on Friday night
last. There were a large number of
friends attended and the event was q
most pleasant one.
The guests were received by. the
bridal party CT the marriage a5 year
ago. Messrs. Harry M. Grove and r..
II. Sigler. dcacons IN the church In
troducsd the guests, Rev. DR.. NJ. l..
Gano, Of ChaInbersburg who married
the couple offered prayer aud spoke OF
the events Of Mr.. and Mrs. Trumps
married life and extended congratulate
tons ON behalf Of tile gae.ts. MIR.
Trump responded with the greatest
qualification Of the numerous kind
nessesiof bis congregation.
The couple were presented with a
handsome purse Of money from the
Congregation and Mr.. Lee SiIer repre-
senting> the church council presented
them with rs silver dollars, represent
Ing the IS years Of their msrrid life.
The guests, in companies OF % were
ushered into the dining room by Mrs.
Mary drove, Mrs. George s. Hill, Mrs.
@. w Santman. Mira Harry Shade,
Mrs. r. w. Letter, Mrs. Thomas Il.
Cline, Mrs. James Gsyer, and Miss
Mamie Small. The ladies' who scrv-
ed in the dining room were Misses Liz
zis Muth, Fannie Ross, Lula Muth
Ada Trump, Georgia small, Rose
Cline, Ethel Kimmell, Bert sigIer,
Sarah Cushwa, Virginia Hess and
Eva fisrr. The supper was daiaty
one beautifully served. Miss Carrie
Sigler and Miss F'rsda Grove had
charge Of the memory book, In which
the guests inscribed their names. This
book was an exquisite affair furnished
by Mrs. ID. II. Stuckey, hand painted
in her inimltable style In forget-me-
nots.
Among the decorations Of the par
Tors were beautiful gilt letters and fig
ures, .sTramp-Schick, isS3-lv0s, which
were hung upon the portiers between
the rooms. This handsome bit OF de-
coration was Illuminated with slan-
.deliers and candclabra. The decsra-
tons Of the dining room were partica-
larry pretty and effective. At one end
OF the long table were % white roses
the center Of each being candle, the
whole Il rming the letter "r.u The
same arrangement was carried out IT
the other end Of the table the letter there
being ISL
The music for the occasion was fur
Lishedby Thompson orchestra which
rendered splendid program.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13

Miss Edna Ciabaugh, i8-year-old ~
Hsdgssvilis, and Amos Beard, ! young
mechanic Of this city eIoped from the
brides homo on sunday last to this
city and were married before their pur-
pose was known by the friends OF the
bride. Later the mother swore out
warrant for falsely swearing IN % tho
age OF the girl and for abduction Beard
vas locked up.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13
Unclaim Cd Letters.

Following is list Of III claimed let
tiers remaining in the postoilice Mar
tinsburg w. Va, Mar, 8, 1908.
Cora Ayers, Agt. l.. Il n. Il. r., Box
81, Ike Buckner, Mrs. Daisy Bowers,
Billy Biggs, f. L. Burch, Lusher
Cunningham, Rob Cont, Nora Els
guard, Jack Garner, William NJ. Gorot
James A. Gladfelter, Clarence Hill,
Leona Lewis, Silas Mason, Jonuie j.
Philips, Luoh Peyton, tsohmes Park.
err, r.. M. Rowland, Steward Brothers,
George stateman, William V est, Mrs.
Laura WEIGH, Mrs. Mary Walker.
FOREIGN
T. Cullen.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13
nsakrup.cy

Mr.. r.. d. Miller, Of Failing Waters
who made an assignment some week
ago for the benefit Of his creditors has
again gone into bankruptcy. His
property was advertised for sale by the
trustee put this new move takes this
matter out Of the hands Of the trustee
and places it in the hands Of the Unit
d States Bankruptcy court.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13
w c. a nallalnI.

Sub-contractor Ellis has the exea-
waiting well under the way for the new
Y. NJ. q. A. baiidiw, aud fffavorable
weather continues Sill greater pro-
gress viii be nads.
Contractor 5. a Westenhaver al
ready has big lot OF brick on the
ground as well as some Ct the stone for
the foundation.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13

The ladies ofthe Presbyterian church
at Gerarosrown VIII give supper at
the home'of Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. l.. Lee
fever, at that place on THURSDAY eve
ming next March 10 TO which they cor.
daily invite all their friends and the
puriic in general. The proceeds will
20 to the church fund.
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Married.

Miss Edna I. Link, daughter Of
George G. Link, of Shepherdstown,
and Mr.. Jacob II. Bender, telegraph
operator Of Waypesboro, Pa, were
masried at the home of the BRIDE
pareatson Monday evening last, Rev.
Chas Gheislin, officiating.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13
NexY .. v. Z. 4. sehcanle

a new schedule on the Cumberland
Valley railroad went into effect We'd
uesday night at ~ O'Clock.
The only changes from The present
schedule are No. 10 eastbound which
arrives here at 7.2z p. M. instead Of 72l
and No. westbound, which arrives
hete at 6.37 p. m. instead Of 6.24.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13
contrac, Am.resa.

The County Court on Wednesday
awarded the contract for the long fill
at the new Sulphur Spring bridge over
the Opeqson to Mr.. Joseph N. Payne.
Mr.. Payne expects to begin work this
i eek.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13

There will be the regular monthly
meeting Of the Berkeley County Chap
ter U. ID. G. on Tuesday March nth
1908 at the usual place
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-29

An advance in the price of eggs of DC
a dozen was the most serious thing that
happened In the local markets during
the week The price al retail now is pc
a dozen, or two dozen for l5e. The whole
sale price advanced 25c a case. making
the quotation $3.50 instead Of S.25.
dollhouse cucumbers, every one a prize
winner. are on the market and are selling
at two for Csc. The Sc kind are still to
be had, but the finer article is much su-
periOT.
Potatoes have gone up Zoe a bushel. the
price at retail now being 81 instead of
soc
The Utah strawberry has increased in
quantity and also in quality and color.
Strawberries are TO be had from 15c to
20c. Raspberries have made their APP
pearance for the first time, and are ON
sale at 2jc the cup. Hood river straw
berries, the berry that made Oregon IA
nous. are expected on the market Sat
urday.
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SHORT OF NEW YORK STOCKS
George w. MacMullen & Co., Brok-
ers of Pittsburg, Wink
Out Financially.

Pittsburg, May 2S.-An involuntary pc
ttion in bankruptcy was filed late yes
terday afternoon in the United States
court against George ". MacMdllen and
Sanford B. Evans. doing business as
George W. MacMullen < Co, stock bro
kers.
The petition was filed at time when
the court is usually closed and the fact
was not generally known until this morn
ing. The Guarantee Title & Trust COM
pany was appointed receiver.
In the petition il is stated that the La
biities will reach sl,S00,000, with the as
sets about $4,000 less.
. Sanford Evans of the firm was mem
Der of the Pittsburg stock exchange, and
a notice suspending him from membership
was posted this morning. The company
was also a member OF the Chicago board
of trade Ii is said the company was
short of New York stocks. Attached 10
the petition Is a statement signed by the
members OF the partnership admitting
their inability to pay its debts and eX-
pressing a Willingness that the partner
ship be adjudged bankrupt
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Utah Savings & Trust Co TO Werner
Halliday, lot 3, block 20 plat DIS 30
Eddley Charter to Geo. Wood, sec
ton p. township ? south. range /
west ...... q. ........................... 1.15
Henry ". Brown and wife to Mill
Co, section 8, township , south,
range l east Observation-Disclosures. 20
Chas McSwame 10 Jas. IT. Watson,
lot 7. block I. Toronto sub............
VIM. Spicer TO Elizabeth L. Spicer,
section 81, township I south. range
! west 1880 -. ...---....
". J. Lenker 70 II. P. Clark. lot >,
block 9 plat II .::;.-........--.-
Hubbard Inv. Co. 10 VIM. Dunlop,
lots SC, 81. block s, Oakley ,....-..,..
Hubbard Inv co. to John Dunlop,
jr-, lots 81. IS, block S, Oakley .......
Geo. Bentling TO Buehler. lots Is, g.
block 1, Ehrick's -ib. .. -..-........ $50
Geo. W. Kelsey 10 A. c. Ellis, jr.,
lot . block l49, plat ID. ct al. 1
Franklin Lawrence 10 J. II. Hilton.
lot S, block 49, plat B ......--.........
" f. Cheney TO j. II. Hilton. lot
8, block 40. plat b ....................
Frank {. Gates, dec, TO Jas. J.
Burke, lot g. block 81, plat D ......... 3,iJ
Frank @. Gates dec. 10 Cooperative
Inv. Co, lots .. 3. block lS5. plat d. S05
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-29
1NV0KES NEW USURY LAW,
E. F. Sandberg Asks to Be Relieved
From Obligations of Contract.

The first action to be brought under the
Usury law passed by the last legislature
was Instituted yesterday in the district
court by Edward F. Sandberg Ralph ID.
Pomeroy is the defendant.
The law provides that any contract
which calls for interest exceeding II per
cent shall be void. Sandberg claims he
entered into a contract with Pomeroy BY
the terms OF which he secured a loan of
S52230 and was to pay back S5S2.25 within
six months He asks to have the contract
declared void and a decree entered eX-
empting him from making any payments
whatever.
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Mrs. WInslow's Soothing syrup.

has been used for YEARS By MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING. with PERFECT
SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the CHILD
SOFTENS the GUMS. AILAYS All
hest remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold by
Druggists In every part Of the world Be
EU~e and ask for Mrs. Winslow's SOoth-
TEED UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT. JUNE 80 1906 SERIAL NUMBER
fOeQ
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Special stockholders Meeting.

SOUTH SWANSEA MINING COM
pany Notice is hereby given that a spe-
cial stockholders meeting OF the stock
holders OF the South swansea Mining
company, a Utah corporation, will be held
in room 43l Atlas block. Salt Lake City,
Utah, on the 1st day of June. 1905 at -
a. m, for the following purposes:
]. To consider the adyisabiiity Of con
solidating and to consolidate the South
Swansea Mining company. q Utah cOrpor-
alton with the Swansea Mining company.
another Utah corporation. under the name
of the Swansea Consolidated Mining com
pany, or to sell the companys property
to a new corporation to be organized un-
der the name of the Swansea Consolidated
Mining company.
9 To consider any other business that
may come before the meeting
Transfer books TO close on the 2sth day
OF May, 1909. and remain closed until after
said meeting.
BY order Of the board of directors.
w. H. FARNSWORTH.
Secretary.
Salt Lake CITY Utah. May !, 1915.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-29

Good cherries may be had at 15c the
pound.
Among the things not generally listed,
but which are delieacies of the toothsome
sort and usually are purchased from the
producer direct are mushrooms at 2Sc
the pound. a reduction of SC during the
week having taken place.
Sduab at SOC the pair are reasonable.
and frog saddles at acc the dozen are now
a their best
Standard quotations at this time on chief
commodities and food products are as
follows:
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SPECTATORS ARE BARRED.
Testimony in Spencer Case Too Rot
ten for Publication.

The taking of testimony in the trial OF
Samuel Spencer. charged with assauiting
Hannah Iva Wallace. a young girl. was
begun before Judge Armstrong and jury
yesterday. On account OF the revolving
nature of the evidence the court room
was ordered cleared by Judge Armstrong
ana scores OF sensation seekers We're
turned away.
The witnesses were the Wallace girl. her
mother Mrs. Ann Wallace George Clutch,
clerk of the police court. where the pre-
liminary hearing was had. and Bishop II.
S. Spencer The bishop is a cousin of the
mony against him.
The trial will probably last the remain
der of the week. The details are so dis
gushing as to forbid publication.
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Saturday.

8 a. m.-MOming prayer.
$3.50 10 l2-Business, reports. etc.
] p. m.-Iunch.
2;30 p nc. F. S. annual meeting.
4 p. nc. +. S. members conference.
5 to 10 p. m.-ReceptiOn at Rowland hall.
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arch Federation" Rev. A

Jones. (e) "Chureh Federation" Rev. A
Brown.
p. m.-MissiOnary meeting (fifteen-min-
ute addresses (a) Rev. NJ. ]. Hersey,
The New Settlers and the Indians" tb)
Rev. George TOwnshend THE Unoccu-
pied Parts of Utah. (c) Rev. ID. X. John
stOn The Eastern Helper and Local Self
support" (d) Bishop knight The West
ern Outlook to a New Bishop"
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If II Happens It's in The Herald.
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Friday.

a. m.-MOrning prayer
$3.50 10 12-PapeTs and discussions. ca
1.-The Institutional Church Bishop
Knight. tb) Church Growth in Utah.
Rev. A. George. (cl Eighth Department
Conference" Rev. c. +. Perkins.
] p. m.-LuncheOn.
D. m.-PTiVate conference for clergy.
(al canon XIX" Dean Brewster. 90
The MOTmHns and our Duty Rev. Paul
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IN the Eyes Of the wife

Vienna Bakery Bread is always tbs
best Ask your grocer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-29

The Vienna Bakery. loss bread max,
ers Ask your grocer.
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TALK BUSINESS
At CONvOCATION
Meeting of Episcopal Church
Organizers Will Continue
Two Days Longer.

The second day of the annual Episcopal
eonvoeation Of Utah closed yesterday with
a series OF meetings devoted TO business
and to the discussion of topics relating
10 the work OF the church. The meetings
began at 1879 yesterday morning. the
morning meeting being taken up with the
perfecting OF an organization, preceded by
an address by Rev. G. +. Perkins.
At short business session OF the aft
ernoon reports were given of all the al
lied organizations, st. Marks hospital
and Rowland hall being especially report
ed in a satisfactory condition.
The visiting clergymen and their wives
were entertained at a dinner at the home
OF Bishop Spalding last evening, and later
they all attended evening prayer. when
the bishop gave a brief address on the
work of the church as so far accom-
plished. and a general summary Of the
most needed work TO be done in the fu-
tuTe.
The meetings will continue through to-
day and tomorrow. the outlined program
baiug folIougs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-29

saltair batS~g best in the world
Improved facilities.