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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
EVELYN OGLES
THAW'S ESTATE
HER LAWYER SAYS SHE'LL APP.
PLY TO BE MADE HARRY'S
GUARDIAN.

NEW YORK, May 26.-That no rec
onciliation is possible or contemplated
between Harry X. Thaw and Evelyn
Thaw, but that the annulment suit
Will be withdrawn and an action i'll
stituted at once TO have Evelyn APP
pointed guardian OF Thaw's estate. is
the statement made by the youn;
woman's attorney, Dan O'Reilly. TO-
day.
Il will withdraw the suit for nj.
nulment when IL is called before Ref
cree Robert Deyo. at No. III Broad
way" said OtReilly. There can be
no opposition made by either the law.
yer for Mrs. VIM. Thaw or those act.
ing for Harry. All that is necessary
is for me 10 state that | withdraw the
suit and no explanations are necessary
nor can they be called for No fur
Their action will be then taken until
Judge Morschauser enters his order
committing Harry Thaw TO some insti-
tuition. "a: what action will be taken
then we have not determined but We
will probably ask the courts to ap.
point Mrs. Evelyn Thaw the guardian
for Harry's estate. AS his nearest OF
kin she is the proper person to have
control OF his property while he is un-
able TO take care of IL himself.
PITTSBURG, May 26.-Under the
terms OF VIM. Thaw's will II will be al
most impossible. local lawyers say, for
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw to obtain any
control OF her husbands property be-
yond the sum OF $1,000 paid him an
nually by the executors Of the Thaw
estate as directed by the viii. In that
instrument the elder Thaw, after d.
recting the disposition Of his huge
fortune, made Harry an equal benefi.
ciary. But he added a codicii revok-
ing the provisions relating 10 Harry
and directing that his entire interest
shall be held By the executors Of this
will as trustees, who shall pay Harry
X. Thaw the sum OF $1,000 annually
during his natural life.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
Youth Struck bx Car

Paul Hague. aged n, No. IA
Twelfth-st.. Is in st. Mary's hospital
with fractured shoulder and serious
Internal injuries as a result OF being
struck by Shore Line car on Jeffer-
son-ave., near the city limits. Monday
night. His condition IL critical
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
pleaded, and the judges heart was

touched.
Yes, will take your condition into
account" said he, IN passing sentence.
Were II not for your infirmity /
would deal with you severely, but un.
der the circumstances | believe year
will be sufficient punishment"
Sullivan was then sentenced 10 4
year In Jackson. Conner drew two
years In the house OF correction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
BOSTON COPPER MARKEr-CLosE.

Bos' e Cons. ii 4 OBS Ely, ~; Suite
Gin. IAN; Cop Con, 70; q, & A., ios:
DAILY w. ioh D S o. Az Ely 81:
Mob, 81 " Maj. SO; Nip. :; New Cons.
12s; New. Utah. 80; New Domy lie;
n. butte. Gag: Old Dom. .s4N Csc,
So; Par. 81: Raven, /; Rhode ISL. } a ,
Troy. 4G Utah Cons. Al: It'd. Cop.
com, IN. Z. =. OIL. 2sh L. g. r. q
s., s7H: do pfd. IL Y; Wet, 5R Bos.
COrbiu, is.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
WOOL.

LONDON, May s6.--The offerings at
the wool auction numbered 1898 bales
Buyers fFesff- s44--srctiors competed
keeniy and the highest prices OF the
series were realised, Crossbreds. when
suitable for America, occasionally
brought an advance OF > per cent over
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. May 2o.-The UNDER
tone OF the cotton market this morn
ing was nervous. Little rain was
shown on the map I'm tho western belt.
There were evidoncca- of gulf storm
on the coast of Florida. which some
traders believed might work into the
eastern belt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening ny SadleS,
RNrfck Il Co., Corn mis- sion Merchants.

BUFFALO May .-tSpecial)--cat-
tle--Reccipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts l.5o0: pigs, $50 q 5. 20;
workers.. mixed $3.50 q $50; medium
and heavy. s575l5.s0. Sheep-Ee-
ceipts 1000: top lambs. S. 9s.25. Calves
Top. s67597.
MARKET CLOSE.
EAST BUFFALO. May 26-Cattle--
Receipts so. fairly active. steady. Veals
Receipts so, active. firm at S52o a
675. sheep and Lambs-Receipts l.
600. trade slow. unchanged. lambs. SIS 20
4625: yearlings, $3.50 $50; sheep.
s27545.25. Hogs-Receipts LOO, mar
ket slow. steady 10 sc stronger, york
ers. $3.50 a 80: pigs, 1915 q 5.25: mixed
s5.S5Gt s. 90: heavies, $3.50 5s5; roughs,
s4.60qi.s5, stays. s3.1544.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. May 26.-Hogs ceipts
1900. market slow and unchanged;
bulk. s5.SOq5.i0; light s5l5G 5.45 (,
mixed. s5.154 5.471a. heavy. s5l04 5.45:
roughs. s5.l0g 5.20 pigs. sigl.9n,
workers. s5.4oI5.i5, good 10 choice
heavy. s5.2015.+5. Cattle--Recelpts q
600. market steady. beeves. s475 a $50;
Texas steers. s4.50 Il $50, stockers and
feeders. s340d5.35. cows and heifers.
So 30m6l0. calves, s5U6.50. Sheep
Receipts 1900. market steady; natives
$3.50 q $50; westerns, s3.60u SIS. year
lings. $500 eos; lambs, native and
western, $40 q 6.70-------
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
u. 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Cam
6i04 do, coup, lo3A a1oIk, new IS
reg. 1904 r. idi y do, coup, i0oA u
1914 new a. reg, i20a12fl do. coup.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
MRS. NEELLEY CAN'T TESTIFY.

ALLEGAN. Mich, May 26.-Judge
Padgram ruled yesterday that the evi.
dence OF Mrs. David N Neelly could
not be introduced into her trial on a
manslaughter charge, as Il might tend
TO incriminate herself. He criticised
the justice who permitted Mrs. Neel-
ley to testify in the preliminary exam
nation in Plainwell, without first in
forming her that her testimony might
be used against herself
job Printing done right Times Print
ing Co. 3 John Il. st Phnne 1 4aa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
Belt Thief Sent up.

Walter Morris was found guilty of
stealing 100 belts and SO belt buckles
from |. Newton Darr, proprietor of
Darr's belt shop, in Judge Phelan's
court. Monday, and was sentenced to
Marquette prison for two and 'one-half
years with the recommendation that
he serve the maximum OF five years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26

Ry, 1914 DO pfd. as; Tex & Pac..
2sh Union Pae. l42h U. 5. 8.
s soed' so Do md Rub zoos ~ WABASH 81
I2S; DO pfd, 25a w. L. Tele.. Ss;
NEW YORK, May 26.-The stock
market opened irregularly lower.
Pennsylvania lost and regained Is.
Union Pacific opened is lower;
Southern Pacific opened SIS down and
rallied 49, Smelling gained and lost
3-s. Copper and Reading open
ed IA lower. Baltimore & Ohio was
off 1-2. and st. Paul lost 3-S. North
ern Pacific opened unchanged and
gained Is Great Northern preferred
opened up Ia Westinghouse and
Chesapeake & Ohio unchanged: Erie
common opened at gain OF So. Sug
ar opened 1-2 lower and Hin Dis Cen
trail opened 1-2 higher. AZ the end
OF 10 minutes trading. the market In
most cases had rallied Ia 10 l.2 pei
cent.
! The stock market was under some
pressure from London al the start
arbitrage brokers selling 10000 shares
including fairly large amounts OF
Northern Pacific. Union Pacific. Anal
gamated. Erie. Steel and Southern Pa
cific and causing some fractional re
cessions in those stocks in early trad
ing. Later, however, buying orders
came In from several sources. causing
resumption of the upward movements
that was in progress yesterday and
during the greater part of the first
hour the market was strong and SHARP
advances were made In a number OF
the more active issues.
National Lead was a prominent fea.
ture. advancing 3-S and Union Pa.
cific moved up one point. chiefly on
buying by houses that were active OH
the selling side, yesterday A number
OF other stocks followed with net
gains and there was disposition &c
attribute this show of strength 10 the
over-subscriptions for the Burlington
bonds and advance over subscription
price of those securities on the curb
AT the end OF the hour there was
fresh selling pressure that was used
as an incentive by room traders 10
offer stocks freely and the gains made
in earlier trading were quickly lost
| Union Pacific leading the downward
movement with a drop OF two pointp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26

the last serie3, Merinos We're In strong
request for the continents particularly
fine comhing Queensland. There Were
sales so M Sew South Waigs. $500 bales les
secured. lsGls Sd; greasy. 6dQAs isd
Queensland, 1900 bales; secured, Is 81
ais Tlsd. greasy. lsU1ld. Victoria. /.
greasy. 64dQis nd South Australia
500 bales, greasy. l01 al I'D. West
Australia. 400 bales; greasy SO. Wlld.
TaEmania, 400 bates greasy gyli Yea.
2dGis sd; greasy. So al01d. Cape or
Good Hope and Natal. 100 bales,
secured. 1ldGis Sd; greasy. 5A 95Ad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26

Rusincss-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind. that
looks right Times Printing Co., 10
John R-st. Phone 1898
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MEM YORK METAL.

NEW YORK Nav 26.-llusiness at
the Metal exchange IS nj a standstin
Lake. l2@ Ql2is electrolytlc, 1874 y
l2% castings, 1924 Ul2la spelter. $500
q 40, lead. s4S5 ViSIh tin. ssS,6sis
Q2ss.
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Cotton prices, furnished by Cameron
Currie a Co. Opening.
Hid Ask n m,
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NATIONAL LEAD
Goes UP Z SO.
STOCK MARKET UNDER HEAVY
PRESSURE FROM LONDON,
AT START.
\. Y. STOCK MARKET-cLosE.

Am. {. * F.. s57s. Am. Loco. is; Am
Sugar. lain Am. lob. 80. Am. SmelI.
A. T. * 5. Fe. sos. b. q O.. s7%s b
Il. Tr.. 49A; Cent Leath.. 24s. On. q
Ohio, 4st Can. Pac.,. 1854 {. * CT
Va W, 90" 6,s G9l0' +, L. ~ Cons ,E Gas.
Erie, - N do lists. Ssis do 2nds. ~
Gen. Flee. 1856; III. Cent. isis. l.. *
y. 100, NJ, X. * Tex, 26is do pfd.
Pac., 81: Nat Lead. 65y. Nor. x W..
ssh North Am. 5sts North W. Isl u /;
North. Pao.. iso!s; y: Y. c. & IL.
PEG. Gas. slls Ph. s. Head. iIOss 2.
ST. Car 27% Rep ST. IN. do ptd.
s. "a; Rock Isl. l7a. DO pfd. So, ST
Pau. 1924: South. Pac... Ssh: Sou.
23h; Union Pac.. l42h; L. 5. s.
Bonds. 90 L. :. Rub 25s: L. s,
Steel s6ls do pfd. l00A; Wabash.
l2% do pfd, 25& w. L. Tele.. os;
Utah 81.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
'K.P. GRAND LODGE
MAKES NO CHANGES
Keeper of Records Who Attend
ed Convention Says Little
Work Accomplished
Boston Parade of 10000 Uni
form Knights Feature of Big
Eastern Meeting

II. Schaffner, grand keeper of rec
ords and seal of the grand lodge of the
domain of California, Knights of Pyth-
las, returned tosthis city Friday, after
an absence Of several weeks in the
east, during which time he attended the
supreme lodge convention of the order,
which was recently held in Boston.
OF the work of that body he says:
The supreme lodge was in session.
but accomplished little except to elect
officers and spend about $4,000 for
mileage and incidentals. No change
was made in the password matter, nor
was that premium on dismissal certifi-
cate abolished. The insurance depart
ment anagement was remodeled, but
no ray of hope was held out to the old
man in the matter or reduction of
rates
The supreme assembly of the uni
form rank was in session and re-elect-
ed General Stobbart as major general.
A good man for the place, splendid
military man, possessing executive abil-
ity and diplomacy The encampment
of the uniform rank was only fairly
successful in point of numbers, pres
ent or accounted for Two very Sc
we're storms nearly washed out the
camp. General Driffil of California did
not attend. Major ]. A. Luken of Pas
adena and Captain W. P. Hyatt of Los
Angeles were among those present
The parade Of the uniform rank
was an excellent display of the army
of the lily, some 5000 sir knights be-
ing in line. The subordinate lodges
parade was an excellent one. The
number in line was large, and many
of the floats characteristic of the order
and of the location. There must have
been 10000 knights in the parade,
which required an hour and half to
pass the official reviewing stand. The
Pythian Sisters division was notable
for many interesting features. Rain
threatened to break up the parade, hut
the boys and girls stayed with the bag
gage as also did those occupying the
grandstand."
Speaking Of Boston. Schaffner said:
That's jay town, cowpath streets
trails we would call them-old build
ings, with historic associations, New
England blue laws, and many other
novel things, too numerous to men
tion. including beans. 1t was a rude
shock, my first dish of that succulent
edible. Our own frijoles are superior.
There are some splendid buildings
there. as well as the inevitable Boston
apartment house. the home of poverty,
squalor and disease. Well, never
again will 1 go to the eastern bad
lands our glorious land of sunshine
fruit and flowers is good enough for
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
PARAISO HOT SPRINGS
TO HAVE NEW HOTEL
Extensive Improvements Are
Planned for Well Known Cali
fornia Watering Place

Paraiso hot springs, located in Mon
terey county, is soon to have another
hotel and dining room. When this new
hostelry is completed Paraiso springs
will rank as one of the finest and most
attractive all the year around water
ing places in California.
Completion of new train and auto
service has caused Paraiso springs TO
forge to the front in popularity so well
that in order to accommodate the pat
ronage improvements and enlarged IA
cilities have been required in all de-
partments.
The waters of Paraiso enjoy a ma
tional reputation as remedy for rheu-
matism and stomach troubles. having
won the first prize at the st. Louis
worlds fair for their medical proper
ties Many remarkable cures have been
effected at Paraiso springs resort. The
only Morocco sun bath on the Pacific
coast and probably in America, has just
been completed there.
II. H. MCGOWAN, proprietor of Paraiso
hot springs, has recently let the con-
tract for the construction of the new
hotel The building is TO be construct
ed on the most up to date plans and in
addition most of the cottages now in
use are to be remodeled. 1t would be
hard to improve the natural beauties of
Paraiso springs, the resort nesting in
a bower of tropical palms and plants,
but no expense is being spared by the
management to make the place an ideal
vacation spot.
Paraiso springs possesses attractive
features for all classes of outdoor
pleasure seekers. For the hunter ii
offers unusual chances for game, to the
invalid unequaled medical water, and
to the automobilist 1t is the missing
link in the hotels between San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. Last year the
proprietor made a new road, reducing
the grade and leveling it to a perfect
boulevard. Since that time automobile
travel has greatly increased.
Three automobiles are operated in
connection with the hotel, the ma
chimes running daily between the sta
ton and the springs, making the trip
in 80 minutes. This auto ride is in
cluded in the SIS round trip excursion
rate from San Francisco.
H. H. MCGOWAN, proprietor of the
hot springs is one of the most popular
resort Keepers in California, and at
Paraiso springs he takes pains 10 give
las personal attention to all details OF
the resort.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

Allowing the output in petroleum to
have been 40.00o.0o0 barrels, worth
s16,7S0.00o in 1907, two facts stand out
that will command the attention of the
mineral producers of California The
first is the increase in the output last
year and the increase in the average
price per barrel. To the last is due, in
large degree, the stimulation of the
industry In 1900 the average price per
barrel was about 81. The next few
years brought a great slump in the
barrel price Of this important mineral
product, so that in 1902 14.000,00e bar
rels of California petroleum brought
only 100000 more than was received
for 100000 barrels less in 1900.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
CATHOLICS CREATE
A LARGE PARISH
Will Include Fashionable Bur-
lingame, MilIbrae and
San Bruno
Father Grant Assistant Rector
of the Immaculate C0ncep-
ton, Will Have Charge

At meeting OF the council of the
archdiocese, headed by Archbishop
Riordan, new parish was created last
week comprising Burlingame, Millbrae
and San Bruno. and Father James A.
Grant. at present assistant of the I'M
Inaculate Conception church of Oak
land, was appointed first pastor
The new parish will take in parts of
the San Mateo parish of Father Cal
laghan and the Ocean View parish of
Father Cooper. At present the newly
appointed pastor Will have no church
wherein to preach. In each Of the
towns mentioned a station will be es
tablished, in the town hall possibly,
where mass viii be celebrated every
Sunday and instruction on the gospel
of the day given. In time it is expect
ed that the zeal of the Catholic resi-
dents of the locality will make possi-
BILE the erection of sacred edifice
suited to the worship OF God and en-
blematic of the wealth of the district
Father Grant is well known in Cath
olic circles in the diocese. His first as
sociation in San Francisco was as a.
curate to Father Connolly in st. PauPs
church. Later he was transferred 10
St Brigid's church, on Van Ness ave-
nue.. His work for the last year has
been as an assistant rector at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
in Oakland, of which Rev Edward P.
Dempsey is pastor
In all Father Grant has labOred in
the diocese about Il years. He re-
ceived his ecclesiastical training in
Georgetown university. Father Grant
will enter upon his new field this week.
Another new parish, to be estab
lished between Fruitvale and San Lean
dro, is about 10 be created. the rector
of which has not yet been appointed
by the council of the diocese.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
JOSEPH G. EASTlAND
Is OPERATED UPON
Young Clnbman Hurried to
Carlsbad to Have Abscess Re-
moved From InteStines
Report Is Received That Patient
Is in No Alarming Con-
dition

Word was received here yesterday
by members of the Bohemian club
that Joe EastIand had been hurried
from Carlsbad. where he has been So
jourRing for some time. to Vienna tc
submit to a serious operation involv-
ing the removal OF an abscess Of ths
intestines-
Young Eastland went TO the famous
watering place for relief from the
maIady, which during his last visit 10
this city caused him considerable an
noyance and pain. Physicians were
consulted. with the result that East
land hurried across the continent, ac-
companied by friends, took the ear
1iest possible steamer and registered
as a patient at Carlsbad
A consultation was Immediately in
vited of the most eminent medical
men of the watering place Treat
ment to aIlay the disorder was ad-
vised which would 90 away with the
necessity of an operation for
time Eastland's condition improved
under the careful attention Of the
physicians in charge. Friday. how
ever. a change for the worse was
noticed The treatment was not found
sufficient TO prevent the disorder from
growing into fatal maiady-
Accompanied by Addison Mizner,
Eastland left Carlsbad for Vienna to
submit to an operation Word as 10
the seriousness of his condition
reached this city yesterday and Gre
ated a great deal OF anxious inquiry
at the clubs and meeting places OF the
bon vivants-
Eastland was in this city a few
months ago. and while here, in spite
of the indispositiOn arising from the
imminent disease. joined in the revel-
ries of his fellow clubmen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
RED MEN TO BUILD HOME
FOR DISABLED MEMBERS
Plan on Foot to Have Different
Tribes Erect Building
Near Monterey

Every tribe of the Improved Order of
Red Men in the reservation OF the state
of California is being interested in q
movement TO establish a Red Men 5
home. Those at the head of the move
ment are DR.. White Wolf. A r. Under
wood, Frank V. Bell. Francis M. Hilby
and H. r. OiBryan The proposition of
building and equipping a home for dis
abled Red Men and widows and orphans
of such is the outcome of an idea re-
Gently suggested in Mingo tribe No. los.
in Monterey.
1t is proposed to erect large build
ing on what is known as Grey Eagle
terrace. in the heart of the Del Monte
heights. Monterey. The idea is to- build
the home on this site with funds to be
contributed by all the tribes in the res
eryation- The site embraces Is acres.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
STATF RIFLE TEAM
IMPROVES RECORD
California MarkSmen Are Given
Nineteenth Place in Inter-
state Shooting Match
Brigadier General Roster and
Colonel Maus Confer About
Details of Encampment

The official returns received at Sec
ond brigade headquarters last Friday
from the war department show that
The team from California. uhdSr COM
mand OF Colonel .. A Smith. improved
upon its previous record at the inter
state shooting match. At this match.
held II Camp Perry. O., there were
50 teams I'm competition and California.
which the year before was No. q in
the order Of merit, stood No. ls. 1t
would have reached No. 14 had il not
been for Private c. r. Nordstrom of
Company g. Fifth infantry. located at
Alameda. VINO. il was expected. would
score 80 At ] 600 yards. but fell down
and scored only nine. His score at all
other distances was good. The high
score man AT that distance was First
Lieutenant g H Sanborn of Company
Il Of the Fifth infantry, Santa Rosa,
who made ~.
The leading team was that OF the
United states army Infantry. which
fclI 3I9 below its record of the previous
year. while California not only stood
Up 10 its record. but made a slight in
crease. All the teams suffered at the
match because Of the use Of the new
rifles. which the men have not yet be-
come accustomed TO. California claims
st its inability TO make a better
showing is due 10 the fact that the
state wants good men behind the guns,
but docs not provide them with suit
able ranges at which they can practice
The following shows the aggregate
of the leading teams, California's and
q H,rr raa
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
CIRCLE IN NEW QUARTERS

Martha washington circle No 459
gave an entertainment to celebrate
taking quarters in the retail clerks
hall on Van Ness avenue. After a
brief address of welcome by Joseph
LIGHT chairman of the evening, there
was a program of recitations and songs
contributed by Gertrude Rotholz. Ar
1"Papa'') Berliner Miss Tessie Rotholz.
Irene Elkins and A. j. Margraf. after
which there was the presentation of
The Obstinate Family" the characters
of which were taken by Leon Goldstein.
Esther Ehrlich, A Berliner, Carrie
Ehrlich. Joseph LIGHT and Miriam Ehr-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
sAcHEM MAKES APPOINTMENTS

Frank V Bell, the new great sdcheiu
of the Improved Order of Red Men, has
made the following appointments for
the term: Board of appeals-Emelio
Lastreto of Yosemite tribe, San Fran
cisco. Finance committee. r. Win
field Of Petaluma tribe, Petaluma; Hen
ry Trueb of Bald Eagle tribe, San
Francisco, and f. H Norman of Mian
tonomah tribe. San Francisco. Laws
and usage-George W. LOWE of Meta
mora tribe. Redwood City; A. Z. Briggs
of Pocahontas tribe, San Francisco; j.
T. Cordy of Mohican tribe. San Fran
cisco: r. L. Lincoln of Montezuma tribe
San Francisco. and T. F. Hardy of AL
tahmos tribe. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
ENTERTAINMENT AIDS FUNDS

The entertainment given in Swedish
American hall on the occasion of the
last meeting of Seven Pines circle No. 8.
Women of the Grand Army of the Re
public was success and netted a neat
sum for the fund that is maintained for
the relief of members of the families OF
those who served in the civil war. fhe
program was made as follows: Salute
to the flag by the audience; piano solo.
Miss A. Troy: vocal solo. Miss Elaine
Duhem: recitation, Miss Z. Darling;
vocal solo. Miss Dorothy Barry: reeita-
ton. Miss j. Madden and vocal solo.
Mrs. Il Troy. The program. was fol-
lowed by dancing