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New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
CHURCH PAYS OFF SAGE MORTGAGE
West Presbyterian Borrowed on Other Prop
ertv TO Avoid Higher Interest.

A mortgage for s45.oao held by the Russell Sage
estate on the west Presbyterian Church, in West
421 street was paid OF YESTERDAY, and the church IS
row f-ea from debt. The beard OF trustees OF the
church got permission seve-al weeks ago from
T.,srioe Pisclo Of the Supreme Court. 70 mortgage
property own d ny the church in West 4Sd stree
for s5 oo0 So that the sage mortgage and an add
-icraI Indebtedness of $500 might he paid on
In the petition before Justice Bischofr II was sac
- -r7 r,orrrage held by the sage estate was
lo7r mast due and that. as tle interest rate haa
been raised from - PEI cent TO per cent the
trustees wished 10 save the difference It was Sa-
Yesterday that the loan obtained on the west +'-
street property was at ~ per cent foF tHIe7 yeas
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30

The long and successful career Of paid in Full
in this city will be terminated on Saturday, No
ven7ber q. at Weber-s Theatre. The management
announces that IL Will be transferred 20 the Walnut
Street Theatre. Philadelphia, and after that 70 the
Colonial, Boston. With the final performance at
Webt,r's that play will have been acted 345 times
here II performed al the Asror. where II re
NAMED during the greater part OF last season and
during he SUMNER Months
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
STATE EXPENSES
ester POst-EXpTsss.

Tba Republicans have never SHOWN the slightest
incfIratIor 10 dodge q fair discussion or state
.5a-ag -,,t they Ia e always had great difficulty
r. ro-npeng their opponents 10 be speclnc II thelr
ac,7Issfioas. II is true that expenditures uhae-
s.a- I4fIl ir 1891 were SI3.GU0.eI1 but Two years
fafr- under Governor Flower also a DenoeI,al,
- ,-are leyeuteen and hall millions nov
-sl5 Agr ,hanI-r explain ThI. increase CT S4a'stJp
~o dari1r NJ would declare thai the activity ~ me
-. ~ - Increased that II had taken upon us
t,,,dere additional burdens, ana that an increase
IN population justified the enlarged approPI.aloL.
lHH 80 ro1,sf be said with regard to recent ny
r-ees.s, IS III state has grown in population ana
,,'sItb aTnrcpriations by the legislature nave
49,, p Increase nearly every year and no doubt
rhf- increase viii continue.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
SOUVENIRS OF THREE TWINS"

A. the Herald Square Theatre last night occurred
the 10th performance OF Three Twins and
as q rremento Of the occasion The management
gave a handsomely bound copy OF the score. signed
~, RAssta NcC-ov Clifton Crawford and others, 70
every woman IN the audience
Despite the rain the house was comfortably hlied
and the audience cheered Miss Mccoy and demand
ed time and again repetition Of her co1tcal
..yar7a Ysr7a.. performance Three Twins has
had q prosperous career here and the Indications
are that it will remain until after the holidays
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
eLAgNzgR COLLECTION SALE.

Five French door panels-Paintings on canvas ~
PAr7on-were the stbjects Of sorno spirited bidding
YESTERDAY at the third and final sale o. the FIaen-
a. collection ct No. 81 East srh street They
--.-a era1lr sold 10 an cf town buyer for Slea
A Chinese teak1-ood cabinet IN three sections was
sod fer 800 and Mrs. Bowman. n New Orleans
obtained for s45 quadrilateraI celad7n Nen-Lung
vase Four plaster panels Of antique Iothl1 dts-sI
,,-oe sof4 - Mrs Hertozig for s36 and a set of
frar7e5 Deli. tiles brought SIS The total realized
from the three d5Es sale was $500
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
sUFFRAGETTEs SENT TO PRISON.
Women Refuse to Pay Fines and VIII Spend
Month in Jail

London. Oct 29-AH except two % the surra-
gettes who were arrested last night during the dis
orders in and around the House OF Commons we're
arraieneG This morning in court and fined s25 each
They refused pay and were sentenced each 20
one months imprisonment or The two exceptions
one was a girl under tventy-one years old and
tho other q woman who obtained adjournment 10
v-.o arrested her.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
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New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
BARR1os ON MISSION OF GOOD WILL
Guatemala Foreign Minister to See President
Roosevelt

washington, Oct 29-sehor Rarrios the Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs Of Guatemala arrived in
Vashinet-n to-day. He comes TO express me
thanks Of Guatemala for the cordial interest mani
tested b- the United States in the Central Amert-
ran Peace Conference last winter and its courtesy
in sending mission to attend the opening Of the
Guatemala Central Railroad. He bears a letter Of
reiiritar rion from the President Of Guatemala 70
President Roosevelt which he viii present when re-
ceive-d al the White Hosse-
Ga6ar Barrios saws conditions in his country were
never better Excellent relations exist with all the
Central American republics
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
Special Notices.
To the Employee.

Do you want desirable help QUICHT7
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE BY consulting
the file OF applications Of selected aspIrants FOR
positions OF various kinds which has Just bean
installed at the Uptown Office Of
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE,
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Between 36th and 37th Streets
ONCE hours: Q a. n 70 ?. H.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
HUGHES AND LABOR.
r,a r-tira 14eraId- Dispatch.

From The tCa tteIald- l'Lspatti.
The congress Of The Knights OF Labor points out
that during the years Charles r Fl lghes has
been Governor less than thTry-four labor laws
have been placed upon the statute books Of the
state He has TsoTEaElz-d the Department Of
L. Dor and made III what II ought 10 be--re of the
NEST important departments IN the state. lie has
ine reaseI the number Of employees ~ that depart
maut from S. In i9o 10 los Ia 1905 and the appro-
pIIatipu The mlllt thereof from sl1 IS
In ga7r-t lsN on mis- retGnnnsndatlou the
mercantile IA YVES re-enaeted ana is enforcement
placed Ia the Department of Labor. lie has given
the state the Public Service CoUmissions-uhich
stand buffers between the pUbc service corpora
tons the people
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
BULGARIAN GUARANTEES.
Promise to P01cers to Take No
Steps to Break Peace.

Sofa. Oct. 29-The Bulgarian government, in
renIv TO the note recently presented by Great
Britain. France and Russia requesting Bulgaria
to give assurances Of abstention from mohili-
zation pending the proposed international con
gress. undertakes not TO call out fresh reserves
or adopt any measures which might disturb the
peace.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
WITHDRAWING TROOPS FROM CHINA.

Picking oct 29.-Orders have been issued that
the Russian troops In Pe-Ch-Li province including
the legation guard here be withdrawn Japan
also is planning 10 Withdraw half OF the force
which she has maintained IN the province a rail-
road guard. namely, eight hundred mea. ir No
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
". F. RupoLPHY SUED FOR DIVORCE.

F-.-t- M.cA. oct es-N-s Florence W RndolpFy.
caEgEte- o :. H Whiting. prominent business
rzc q this olry. FLED suit here to-day for O.
v'o-c. f-on, her husband, william F RudolPhF. ol
Her YORK TIE cozple were married IN Ne" AcTh
= 30 bsr E-rce last Jarua-- Mrs Rudo-phy mas
made hev nome with aer parents here Sne charges
extreme cruelty and lnfastifzlae-s and asks The
eustcdy % ths:r Infant chil6-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
ADMIRAL YAmAMoTo NOT DEAD.

Adviees received in this city from Toxic last
evening said that there was no foundation for the
report published in afternoon paper here that
Admiral Count GOInbeI : Ianaraoto was dead.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
PARTY LINES WIPED OF
- R.,ata-,t RenmbIican.

From The Bi1ghaTnton ftepNpLSaii-
Party lines do not separate the men VINO are
sgainsf tna Osoyernor-sone are Republicans and
some are Democrats the gamblers and law
braa1e~s Of an parties equally ocuve in their
efforts to defeat him - H..
that heine the case il Is natural t--at pai - mes
70 ignored ia TIE championship cf the night, ana
.t- to-,ean1. of The better class of Democrats are
s-T6ng The most ardent supporters Of Governor
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
DIRECT NoMINATIONG
pnchns-sr Herald IerN

T-0r0 TFe R0cEesTaT FeTaTI FLF|-T
Tofrac7 ro17ira tions b5 popular vote is subject
,ti-b eLCTII5 have received much more attention
- = ha- IN this campaign This is a reform n
-,rt-freI processes which believe Is certain u
come in New York STATE It has the support OF
Governor Hughes, ana that Will mean nIcL II le
he -e-elaCrad Il is the most effective means now
Ia sight fo- restoring 70 the people the powers
which under the present system or conpIlealeH
political machinery, nave Ccrle to be vested IN IRE
sr,Er Ltle rl.nLnulatoIs Of party machlnes
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
BOYCOTT LEADERS GREET FLEET.

Commerce Of Shanghai has sent message to Ad-
n1iral sperry welcoming the American fleet TO
China Foreigners consider this action noteworthy.
since the chamber led the boycott against Ameri-
can goods here three years ago
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
BTLGAR-TURKISH TERMS.
4 Preliminary Agreement on Price
Of Independence.

Paris oct. 29.-The Temps" publishes to-day
2 dispatch from its correspondent at SOFIA say
ing that a preliminary understanding has been
concluded between Bulgaria and Turkey regard
ing Bulgarian independence.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
MISS MARLoWE's NEW PLAY.
Will Be introduced in Boston Next Month
Founded on French Revolution.


Julia Marlowe's managers, the AessrA ohuoer''
have accepted for her play BY Mary johnston
called The Goddess Of Reason which will oe n
troduced in Boston next month Miss Johnston IS
the author Of several popular novels among them
'"Te Have and To Hold The action OF The Cod
dess OF Reason occurs in France during the revo-
luton Miss MarloEe will appear as the heroine
young Breton girl named Yvette- She said yes
terday
7 an sincerely convinced that The Goddess o.
Reason is without question the greatest poetic
drama vet written By any American II is because
think so highly Of the work that have decided
70 make It my first production for the season ahd
risk so much Of q years success on the venture
I believe that the literary fame OF Miss johnston
gives the production an added claim 20 attention
that must be highlv advantageous TO all concerned
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
CzAR TO RECEIVE PRINCE GEORGE
M. TswoIsky Returns from Berlin and Meets
Former Servian Premier

St Petersburg. oct 2s.-George. Crown Prince Of
Sarvta who arrived here YESTERDAY. VIII be re-
-eiva5 IN audience by Emperor Nicholas tomorrow
Nfxola Pascs q former Premier, who accompanies
The prince also viii be received by his majesty
II Pasics had q conference to-day with NJ IswoI-
sky the Foreign Minister, who has returned from
Berlin
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
OBITUARY.
GAS KILLS JOHN W. HUTCHINSON.
Last OF Noted Family Of Singers Dies IN
T-ru Mass

Last of Noted Family Of Singers Dies IN
Lynn, Mass.
L.vnn Mass Oct 2-John " Hutchinson. the
last Of the famous Hutchinson family. whose tenl-
re-anee and abolition songs before the Civil War
and during that conflict made their names known
throughout The country. died at his home Hlgn
Rock in this city to-day from gas poisoning
While attempting 10 light gas stove MI Hutch-
inson fell after ne had opened the valve MIS-.
Hutchinson quickly turned off the gas and called
>or assistance but Mr Hutchinson died before
doctor arrived. Death was attributed 70 heart
weakness which lad troubled the aged man out
the medical examiner D-. J. G Pinkharn' found
that gas caused the death. although the amount
Inhaled would not have affected person in good
health.
Torn Wallace Hutchinson was born on January
ls2I He was one of the quartet formed N lS7-'
with his sister Abby and brothers Judson and
Asa They made many tours n this country ana
F,Irope and remained together until the sister
married Ludlow Patton n 1879. John W Hutchln-
son in 1s55 went uitn Of his brothers TO MIN
-eso-z and rhev founded the town of Hutchinson,
Int returned 70 the concert fed later When the
CIVIL Var broke cut John ~ Hutchinson was
5oira5 ny his sister Abby. and they gave many con-
certs for the cause Of freedom They brought olt
he popular song. ''Tenung Tonight in 1853
Alter The Civil War Mr. Hutchinson sang N be-
Lsfr Of the Temperance cause and woman suIrrase
II -sag =, rne Worlds Peace Congress n Chicago.
Te xz1r The Farh4rhood Of God and the Brother
hood Of Man IN his more than sixty years OF
public life Nj Hutchinson gave over eleven thou-
sand concerts He published number OF original
- ar-orz which we're win the New Year
- To-rfg6t. Mo-herg' and The Peoples Ad-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
IrcHo pEs gEeUx-ARTs." NEW SONG

r=,- --a1.z Hcrz zhose strains scene . please
- >srcv = a. va9 Eeard Il 'ast Night g. the
asiree II rse ere ..es Hea-z-A-- q the extent
g --.gtrz sfEse EL1a sing = q secsnd sine has
tIe ne ! -Fcs.o .Ezs Ese1ux-Arts-" Eimond Var
nszr Z Responsible to- -hs rauscal setting = Ike
srurCs x.c.c. axe - a-swLu Fsulax ssss1ssFs
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
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New-York tribune., 1908-10-30

Fo- the convenience CO TRIBUNE readers abroad ar
rauEHr=uts leel made 20 DAILY and
SUNDAY TRIBUNE on lie in ths reztins q ths
hotels named below
LCNpON-Hcte Victoria. Carlton Fo-ei- Hotel
pole. Midland Grand Hotel. tre Hrwar1 hotel Nor
folk Street H-r1ea-S S1lenr-
FNGLAN ANp-As-lphf Hotel Llvsrrool- Midland Hotel
Manchester. Cueens Hotel Leeds Miiiand Eousl
Bradford. Hotel wellington. T-nor.dgs Wells. Mo
N1~sr1-Its Mif7arc De-1y
Hol.ier-s Hotel snaugIir. Isle = Wight
GIBRALTAR- Hotel CeclL
FRANrE-F7t-l Coaria~r-si Grand Hotel Hotel Nsu-
rice Chatham. Hotel A. TAtaeuee E4oTeI
Anton. Hor-l 81 James d Albany. Hotel Non
rana. Paris. Hotel - TI-uive-z. Tours
B-IGIUN Grand Hotel Brussels
CEFIATy-Flat-I BRISTOL. Hotel Hotel Aa,cn
Barlln Hotel Bellevue Dresden. Hotel Continental
Hotel -Four Seasons snf Hotel de R1ss.s, Munich.
Hotel Wurteu berger $ureulners Hotel NasSauerh0f.
palace Hotel an Erts Fu-sF-nhos. V-.eshaden.
AUSTRIA-HctsI Bristol. Vienna Hotel HCaEarfa-
svv1TTrFL AND Hotel Belmont Mantreux- Grand Ho-
tel Nevey
I-AIE-E -EIoteI Tv-esiCr- Grand Hotel Hotel oyl-na
ana Horel- Rome Eteu Palace ard Eatai
Genoa Hotel de "a Nue Milan. Hotel Danieu and
Hotel Nent-e
CAIRO EGYPT-Savcy Hotel
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS

HOTEL AsTOR-WaIt=r Peterson, Philadelphia.
BELMONT Major Q. :. LeiEht, London GOTH
AM-Herbert . squters, Panama HOLLAND
g. II. TYLER. Boston MANHATTAN-LA A. Cool
iGge Washington ST REGIS-AmOry Carhart.
Tuxedo NALDORF-ASTCliIA-A- E Long. Cal
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
The STATE CAMPAIGN.
4 MEDAL FOR CHANLER.

From The Syracuse HeralH 'Nndj
After Ilev-s StUyvesant Chanle- gets through
viii his campaign against Governor Hughes We
are Of the opinion that, he gels nothing else OUT
Of H. ne ought al least to be awarded one OF me
S-ar1aeEa hero medals Since the war netWeen
6reecs and Turkey We have seen no struggle more
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
CEMETERIES
The wooDLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily accssshla D. Harlem rains rom carznd s-
traI Station Webste- and Jerome ave11e t-oa5s Ac
ca-faga Lots 81. TsIephons 4s55 G-a-nercy e52s
Tc.5- a. tartWs
Oace. 20 East 23d s.. New York CiEz-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
Local onhciaI Record.-The rou.

Highest temperature yesterday 80 degrees, lowest
average 56, correspCndng date year
for corresponding date q thrty-three
years So
Local DAY. followed y clearing and
Sl4nE
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30

wlaiarn Rudophy IS sn ez-ctty surveyor o.
ths c..y beinF g H1ember = the firm Of ! Rn-
oolpAE with Offices &c. Tos Lexington avenue.
re Is : naerneer q tie New YORK Athletic Club
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
Canadian Rares

Mail subscriptions n New York CITY . ths DAILY
and TRI-W ElEkLT viii be charged copy
extra postage n addition the rates named aooVs.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
Religious Notices.

UNION THEOLCGICAL SEMINAR roo PARK ave-
nue-Prof A. y. W. JACKSON viii lecture FRIDAY,
October Sc 4.S0. oa "ZoroastTia1isu-" AL invited
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
UNDERTAKERS-

FRANK z CAMPBELL 24I-3 West 2sd ST. CaaDsl&
Private ard pu5lie a1lbulElCes- Tsl 1924 Chelsaa-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30

vHITE-INSIs-O Thurzssv October - ths resi-
brides parents. No 53 west I'D s. -
the Right ? " Esa--r Janet. caUEhtsr q M
and Mrs Wm. r Innis. = William Wurts Whlts r.
of Providsuce
WHITE-TAS RENSSEL4 ER--Cs1 Thursday. Octoosr
% Grace Churr-. New YORK. the Rev Dr
Huntington. MarhIIde- daughter os TIE lats Stephen
Van Re1sse.ae-- and George o. White. f.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be t1dorsea
with full and address
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30

rain to-day. and cooler Saturday. no-rhery gales
For Eastern New York, Eastern Pennsylvnia and New
Jersey to-day followed clearing cooler
and cooler Saturday. northeriy gales. diminishing
Western Pennsylvania and Western New fair
to-day and Saturday; fresh strong north
winds.
Local OfieiaI Recorl.-The following o,sciaI record
from Weather Bureau shows changes
perature twenty-four hours. comparison
with corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
Domestic Rates.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
E-- al p757-s n United Mexico 6outsids
the c-ous1s of Manhattan and TEe Bronx Also for
cha Porto Rico. Hawaii and The Philippines TttacuE
exrra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
Rates 10 Foreign Countries.
Dauv 0NT.

For points n Europe a. ~ouutriss Universal
Postal Union The TRIBUNE VII 5e nailed AZ tha so&
Loving rates.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30

Grove. X : Losenz' Dow Blanchart Esnsral ssEvces
Ocean Grove. y . Friday October 3D. l9'a a. ? r.
IEt=rr-nt Rh1sneck y 2
Joseph II Farss and dsusn-er = Ianss z AeLf 49,
ney Funeral N9rdsg. Nosemsez from hsr AZ -sst
q $ iznatfus T9ysia PARK ave and s=th -
KET-HAM-At Youzers. y Y. Oeroosr p Geo-se e e
Kstcha7 tie 7sth ysar . IS as=- 4.s-
Yorksrs y y on Frt1ay October 80. ar - a =.
Carriages v-iH meet tire t-aH ieaviaS Grand Csa'F-
S-a1on "a
Il t2H e Is 5a5sSS 4 1-l6as & sra e-es.
Holy TTiaity church, Aar1l-f. ar1l - =
srMURRAY-s1ddeny. October ~ leos- ,-l1. a. ~.
rssidence- No- 672 Carroll 81. Broozlyn- IAonn@s
McMurray
PLYMPTON-on Thursday. October "a after a In In
sf Isna F45ics-1se Plynaoton Frnsral serviees a.
his ls,e rssi=nss No 10 r-s2 Ars-ass99 5ritats
POsr-Cn wsdnes1ay morning OCTOBER y l-S of 21ss
rzorla as-er Illness. EeEa-d 8@iey sea e
u. Iass Richard Baysy Posi- 1ad Ella e.s 1ss51
\ j. Friday afternoon az o'clock
POwERs-Ocrober zs F-aukli1 Cream tsaorSyl
Powers Funeral services saturday. 2 ? n. a -
rnoud FIuI Long Island Intsrnent in EvsTsrsena
sTRANGE-At rest. after snort Illness on Wsdsssezz
October 2s Mar El.za5gts vt5oE OF via Ees S1ass
on Friday a; residence oFanss- y
wALsH-In this city. Thursday. October 20 So
Richard u. L Walsh aged 50 years s1lnsrral SCI SCI
corner second ave and I8th Saturday. Cctoesr
81 AZ l p InteFrnsnt az woodiawn Cs-nsssTS-
wEsT-sutds1Iy. wednesday. October e. Julia A.
West IN her Isth year FuasTst serVlees -S
Suithtovn Long Island Ca-rtaEes VII meat train
leaving FIatbush ave station az ll-Oo-
ave- on sS5 2sossi s59h - s. t 8o 4 = Jass
steduan wright II TIRE 6oth year of rs age
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
Died.

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extra charge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-15

4 WidoWpr who was married recent
ly for the third time, and whose bride
had been married nee before herself
wrote across the bottom Of the we'd
ding invitations. "Be sure and come.
This b. mo- amateur performance 49,
Exchange.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-15
\ BROKEN BACK.

That pain iu your back caused by
lumbaEo. stln muscles or a strain Is
an easy thing to get rid Of. Billiards.
Liuimcnt cures rheumatism.
lumhago. sore and stin muscles.
strains, sprajns, cuts, burns. bruises.
scalds and an aches and pains. You
need q bottle In your house. Sold by
j IT, Ofticlly a 60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-15

To- mention The management makes
the positive guarantee that the pur-
chase price win be- refunded without
question ON any purchase that may
prove unsatisfactory.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-15

Window frames, Sis. Albuquerque
Planning Mill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-15

COLORADO GNTUWUi MD
UA UTtiI UNIVERSITY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20
DEMOCRATS WILL
HOLD A BANQUET.
Initial Steps Taken at Meeting
of Utah Democratic Club
Held Last Night.

There was an interesting meeting of the
Utah Democratic club in the Deseret Ma
tional bank building last evening when
the initial step was taken for. the holding
of an annual Democratic banquet and the
selection OF d new treasurer for the or
ganization. The office of treasurer of
this club is considered worth having. as
ths organization has upward of 500 draw
ing interest, and recently purchased the
furniture and fixtures of the Young Men
Democratic club.
The selection of new treasurer was
made necessary by the removal from the
city of George II. Wood. who in short
time win remove to Seattle, Wash. Rich
ard p Morris was unanimously elected 20
fill the vacancy.
In the matter of the banquet the dis
cussion showed a desire to combine the
celebration of Abraham J.incoin's and
Thomas JeffersOn's birthdays in the one
event. LAncolns birthday comes Feb. u
and Jefferson's comes April 9. The pre-
vailing idea was to, have the banquet
some time between these two dates. James
II. Moyle, the president of the club, was
in the chair. He was authorized 10 ap-
point a committee to have charge of the
banquet and he will announce his selec-
lions later.