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New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
RECETTER APPOINTED.
Consolidated RaiIs0ay, Lighting and
Refngerating Co. an Trouble.

Randolph c Barrett q lawyer. Of Newark n J.
,ss arpoired temporary receiver yesterday OF me
Consolidated Railway, Lighting and Refrlgeratlng
erupzny. So 0pe 600 corporation, by Ntce-Nhaii
rsacr Howell, IN Newark. on an apphoat!on IiiaO7
r. Frederick J Faulks acting for g. Louis Boisse-
r.i, ~ Newcastle N Y. who holds fifty shares
he stock Of the alleged inselvent corporation ana
Gar Charles :. Therne. Of New York, holder OF
-rentv-eve shares. Mr.. Barrett took possession
yesterdsy % the assets q the company consisting
thisfy q capital stock Of the Consolidated Kan
Wv Electric Lighting and Equipment Company,
rr vslue approxirnateiy sls,sos. coo, and capital
reek Of the Railway and Stationary Refrigerating
1smnany cf an approximate par value Of S6,le1eeo-
TIE Consolidated Railway. Lighting and Refr1g-
rxting Company is known as che OF Isaac l.
Eoss creations. ne being president August "
gv-nuth vice-president and J. l. Watson secretary
Z wtreasurer. The company began business at No
nassau street shortly after its incorporation ar
Entor y J, On March q. 1901 but confined its
erivites Il is alleged in the bill. 10 the owning
md holding of stocks and securities or other com
panies. L is alleged II never engaged IN any OF
he other businesses authorized by its certificate of
Incorporation such the lighting Of railway cars
bv power derived from the operation Of trains. and
;he ventilation and cooling Of the atmosphere or
trildinCs. The bill further says II is beheNeo nF
he conplsnarts that all OF the assets OF the COM
rany as disclosed by its recent statement except
rT shown as cash in hank are grossly over
valued The company assets are gwen d -
sisting of securities owned and patents al Cost
y 1g AS Is. due from Consolidated Railway, Elec-
tric Lighting and Equipment Company, NS6l6 %;
tus from Railway Stationary Refrigerating COM
rsny s242 SIS 02, and from European Railway he
E.geratt-z Company. ss7 which, with SO cash
Y bank makes total Of 81. .Ss2 40 IS. The habll-
uss consist Of capital stock SZ2.~eoe' less STOCK
he'd 5v the Manhattan Trust Company. trustees
s4fs2 leaving s2llI5.S5ss accounts payable, 81
Ws; other items. inclusive of accounts payable,
nxes etc $50, "a q.
The zf7davits OF Bossevain and Thorne allese
las1 the subsidiary companies are in equally bad
endtion Vice-Chanceiior Howell set June p Tor
ne defendant company 10 show cause why the re-
/ csVe-ship shculd not be made permanent
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
SHELTERS NOT CUTTING FORCE,
Guggenheims Reducing Expenses, However,
It Is Said Here.

report from Boston that there had been a
shake-up in the American Smelling and Refining
Company. in which seventy employees. many OF
them high priced men. had been discharged from
the New York office, said by representative
Of the company yesterday 10 have been Inaccurate,
there having been important changes the
company's staff. He said the report probably re-
ferred TO the various Guggenheim properties and
pointed out that John Hays Hammond, A. Ches-
ter Beatty and s W, Mudd. who were mentioned
in the report having been dropped. had not been
in the employ Of the American Smelling and Re
fning Company. but had been Guggenheim
Eineers-
Mr.. Hammond. who was one Of the candidates
for the nomination for Vice-President the
cent Republican convention. is said 10 have re-
ceived a salary of $4,000 year from the Gug
genheirns. The Boston report said that the saving
10 the smelling company Of the salaries of Ham
rpond and other high priced engineers in addt-
,jon to the other economies effected, amounted 10
about s. 10000 year.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago june 22-CATTLf;..Reeeipts about t. % 600 600
heifers s4as7: bulls IS 6eas5 so; calves 81 soaSs So
toeLar and feeders 81 25QSb 2b HOGSReceipts. about
36 600 head market 1oq15c highep choice heavy snP
ny s O5TsS 10; butchers s5ds6 O5 light mixed 81 80
Ss6 choice light ssgs6 o5 packers s6So eo pigs SAG
go STiF,FP-Receipts, about 1880 head market
pesdv sheep 81 25dS5 lambs S5ST yearings, 81 90
ass 80 ,oc., -. -, . =
higher butchers and shippers So O5: 81 15e
81 65- CATTLE dull weak; fair shippers
s. asa So So: common Sc 5oqs7 rs SHEEP steady Sc 5
as. 50 lambs steady, 81 5QfSI
East tSaralo June - 2CATTIE-Receipts, 1000 head
besv,, drv fed slow and Zoe lower others active and
1ron 10 10 higher prime steers 81 i5Fs7 as shipping
25TS7. butchers S5uS6 no; hefers. -;
81 25a$5 So So 50q$5; feeders 81 80
asa stock heifers a0a$3 10. sprngers
steady $20gS54. VEALS-Receipts, 2.2oO head active
and 25c higher at S5aS7 10, HOGS-Receipts. 12,o9
head: active and 2o5c higher heavy and mixed 50 t0g
yorkers 81 sass So pigs 81 5q$5 90 ronghs SOC
-: 81 15uS4 2A dairtes S6aS6 40 SHEEP and
LA 1000 head; active; Yeariings. 29c
higher lambs s. 50lS7 yearlIrgs S. 75H$6 -. weth
S5GS5 81 5onS4 75 sheep. mixed, s2HS4 T5
Union Stock Yards. Pittsburg june 22.-CArTIE-
supply lower. choice STdST prime 81 6SGS6 90
SHEEP-Supply light SLOW, lower: prime wethers. 81 81
asa 10; culls and dS3; lambs, sSgS6 So veal
calves. s71s7 90 Receipts fair: active higher;
prime hsavies mediums and heavy 50 SdS6 80;
pigs. S. SO. Toughs. 81 76dSb IS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
pOck ISLAND RUM0RS
STILL WEAK.
p,oe;rership and Nesc Bond Issue
Reports Denied.

.;,,ance Yesterday of the weakness which
,,ss IN Saturday IN the securities OF the Rock
49, 80 svsten gave rise TO various rumors of a
ssas s,e. so-t which however. seemed TO he without
s,.ior one Of these reports was that the
To. To 7siand company was 20 be placed in the
~ ~ receivers: another ascrihed the stock
A-,snt to the probability of new bond issue.
.-,orr other causes assigned was the alleged
- e- loss through the floods in the Southwest.
nS 70 ,rornineutly identified with the Rock Island
- the story OF threatened receivership. point
-. that the Rock Island company had not only
med its fixed charges. but also had in the first
60 ,onths of the fiscal year earned enough to pay
- - s,5send Of blz per cent on its holdings Of Chi
= Roez Island & Pacific Railway stock. which
-s5Sss for the interest the outstanding col
i-t.sl trust bonds of the Chicago. Rock Island &
o.,zs, Rs,Iroad Reports Of new bond issue were
-, ssclared 70 he inaccurate. and the food dam
= u-ss said not 10 exceed Sao.ooo for the Rock
'slsna and the Frisco combined.
s,r,ils- weakness. accompanied by similar ru-
-.-s affected the Rock Island securities few
-o-,hs sso. and now. as at that time. the selling
!, .,ase securities is believed in Wall Street to
:, r-incipsIly for account Of a leading mem
-. - ne Rock Island group who only recently
,,r,ed from Europe. the reported object being to
.-susnoe the general market. There are two large
-. issues of the st. Louis & San Francisco fall
= sre within the next year, and the depression
= .tA securities of the Rock Island system is
ctr n some quarters te reflect uneasIness con-
,s-ning them, in view OF the poor showing OF the
- If The system in the matter Of earnings
a znasU transactions the first and second pre-
go stacks Of the Frisco yesterday declined
.,sc-+yelv a. and q. points, and Rock Island
80, and preferred lost respectively ! and 8
-,,-s The collateral trust per cent bonds OF
=. chicago. Rock Island 6 Pacsde Railroad Com
- closed ~ Sos. decline Of lss points, as COM
80 rfrh Saturdays final price, and the collateral
-, * rn small sales. fell from SO AT the opening
RS 81 the close
Ex-Judge william H Moore is at his summer
-. ~ Nex Harpshire and his brother, James
. wso-e is in Wisconsin AT the office Of ID.
Z Rei6 il was said that he had spent little time
,ssrs since his arrival from Europe last week
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June 22-The local wheat market was
irregular to-day the July option being heavy and
the distant deliveries firm. At the close the July
delivery unchanged. Corn was 1sc to =,
The wheat market was nervous all day, because
of bullsh statistics the one hand and favorable
weather for harvesting on the other. The feature
that option and the July delivery. Several OF the
leading commission houses were free sellers or
nress,ire on the nearby months caused by the
excellent weather for harvesting in the southwest
the leading European markets Liverpool excepted
a decrease Of 100000 bushels In the amount or
worlds shipments and reports OF small yields IN
kansas The market closed steady for July and
strong for September and Decembe' July opened
nc to &c to l4c to ssc lower, at 66t4c to se7sc
advanced to S7-c, and closed at S65sc to s64se.
I-Iearances wheat and flour were equal to ED. W0
bIshels Primary receipts were 10000 bushels
,,rsrcd with 702 900 bushels the corresponding day
4. year ago. Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago re-
eoIted receipts of Isi against 9l cars last
The corn market strong all day, because of
cran damage reports and smalIness OF primary
~ Session which caused some recession in prices.
THE selling Of September at sc premium over
Closed firm July opened unchanged TO &c to i4c
Iyter AZ 6e4c to 699sc 69Ssc, advanced 10 10sc.
snd closed al 6s7sc Local receipts were AS cars,
"6ssts were strong early in the day in sympathy
with wheat and corn, but eased on later owing
10 free selling by leading longs uhtaVoraole crop
rsnorts had a strengthening effect July opened
&c higher at 46sc, sold up 70 4o7sc' ana Then de
eat,red 10 45Tsc where II closed Local receipts
"Tle T9ions iPl were strong throughout the ;esson
on an active general deinand whieh was Vas PassH -
A. the close September pork was up 2ac, at 81 10
lard was also NJ. 2!2c at 50 l2la Ribs were Tso
10 lS sS ai9, ,rscetpts for tomorrow: Wheat Il
cars corn 480 cars oats, 90 cars hogs l7ooo head
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June % 2-Closiug: WTIEAT-Spot quiet; No
2 red Western winter. 7s Sd No California, IS sd
cember IS 1Od. CORN-Spot firm; new. American, kiln
dried 6s Sd old, American mixed 6s ID futures quiet
Is 10 FLOURTWinter patents easy. 2ss Sd. HOPS
In london. Pacific Coast quiet, IL 1OsGf2 IS. BEEF
Extra India steady. lo2s cd. PoRKPrinie mess
western steady TBS sd. HAMS-Short cut "A to 16 no.
steady AIS Sd BACoN-Cumberland cut 26 20 30 n.
irrn short ribs 16 TO q NJ quiet ais long clear
dies haavy. IS 10 quiet -os short clear backs
Is n % 10 steady Cd. clear bellies, II to 16 10.
steady 4ss; shoulders square. II 10 10 70. dull 2as
rednsd in pals firm ass I'd. CHEEsE-Canadian finest
white and coored old s<saey s2s t9 az Rs
RGsIN~Common steady. Is 10isd- PET7soLEUM-Re-
+ned cuiet 6s.d IINSEED OIL-Strong. Us
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
OPEN EDUCATION BUILDING BIDS.

Albany. June 22-The State Trustees of Public
Rudjngs consisting of Governor Hughes, Leuten-
ant Governor Chanler and Speaker Wadsworth OF
The Assembly to-day opened nine bids for the con-
tract TO build the proposed state education build
ine To ne erected almost opposite the Capitol at a
,os, or about 100000. on motion of Speaker
Wadsworth the bids were referred 10 State Archi-
tect Ware for tabuaton. Unofficial tahuatons
1nnesr 10 show that the r. r Ford Company. OF
F7ochester is the lowest bidder.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23

State Of New York County of New York,
JOHN CASTLES. President and W. c. EDWARDS.
Treasurer the Guaranty Trust Co OF New York, To-
No IS Nassau Street In the
city N said county. being duly each
says che foregoing Is and
respects. best OF his knowledge and belief.
and they further that the usual business OF SAID
transacted the location re-
eulr-d by Banking Law Chap ESQ. Laws or 1892.
and that the above report Is made In
compliance with cricisl notice received from the
Superin endent Banks, designating fTth day %
June. 1905. day ot which such report shall be
made. ,.
JOHN W CASTLES. President.
W. G. EDWARDS. Treas
severaly subscribed and by both deponcnts.
the 22d day June. ices before
TssaI OF Notary JAMES u HURD.
Notary Public.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
OF MEMBER BANKS.
EhCHANGb SAbtS StsOoh'
NOS Ia AND 16 VESEY STREET.

The weekly statement of averages of the banks
of New York City, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hoboken
and Staten Island which not members Of the
New York Clearing House Association, but which
clear through some of the members, is follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
Proposals.

SCREENs.-oFFICE CONSTRUCTING @ NJ. FORT
- Slocum. N Y. June 3. f9oS-Ssaled proposals.
trtpfcate be received IL A.
1895. furnishing metal window. door and
Addition Hospital at this
tion specifications furnished application En-
veopes containing proposals be endorsed Proposals
for Screens and addressed to Constructing Q. NJ
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d C.. WASH
" tngton. June Is. i90S--Ssalsd proposals will
be received this office IL o'clock noon Tues-
day June 40 l9os for LAYING Cement Sidewalks In
District of Columbia Blank forms Of proposals
spsehestions together with al Information.
be obtained a Room As, District HuilJinS
HENRY B. =. MCFARLAND. HENRY Z WEST.
JAY J. MORROW. Commissioners d. c.
A DVERTIsE.MENTs sno INSCRIPTIONS for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown 1854 Broadway.
tisements received al the following branch ofc-s
between 36th and SIth o'clock Adysr-
regular once rates until . m, vi.
ave. .. 23d iS3 9Th i2th o.
14th st. 25T West s2d between Tth ard SCR
26S West 1sSth ia3s 30 oetNsen T6th 7Tth
1923 Sd 6lst i7es LIST ssta
157 East i25th T56 fremont ave: $50 Sd ave.
Ansrican District Telegraph once
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
ANDREW j. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN \. MULLER & SON
OFFICE NO. 55 WILLIAM ST.
Wednesday, June oath, 1908
at 1890 O'Clock. at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM.

OFFICE NO 55 WILLIAM ST.
Wednesday, June oath, 1908
rScHaSea & l2;sS 2fsGsEi sssi.EsRooa. # s5s
NOS, AND 1s vESEY STREET.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
who shall first deposit with the Auctoneers the sum
$1,000 in cash or BY oesf & check @ on If sGs New To
or % PAYABLE Yah to the order m 0s hid 5hs IN case OF its
The deposit received from any bidder will
off The deposit received from the successful bidder
be retained part payment of the purchase price OF s
& S & be gu S Gi & sne Of sale and the balance
to the Aueoneer at their Office No 90 william lillian street.
Other conditions as announced at time of sale ..s
8is IS '9d 1906 'saa @ada g the Rdops
k6o si snd GnysBE RnB sa sad the eoaPeTs
consisting Qf an the right title s and and in Interest bs u Of
Paii pain underwrs sgTssasnts, dated June 18th a5
certain syndicate sgiS9 collateral
trust notes OF the Detroit Toledo nS Ir0nton m and a to
hs loan 2ipa aFTeenen.s dated aly July IAN
1se se u6sd states %6Tsass trust
pang n nnd dd G she July & s HG @ sve9 said
Keyb9e Company as agents fo5 sd t9n ne snd to tss
collateral thereto Further particulars at time OF
sale.
5000 Consolidated 3et'f indiana coa Co ist Mtge
$4,000 soss IroR & Steel Co. Mtse- Al C
e s sRs Gnfd Fa s5sss S Dunn FS5% Co
2 shs. Jourreay & Burnham CO
sS fa Reaadsn 6 Rsahss Mig CO isf ds 3'T
5000 NoFtBs Bsz 9on RoT Gas iss Co Of n ls AS'
$9oo @ R9q GGP q as Ne 60 snG $50 scrip
2s shs @ National Lead Go 60. common. 1 Co. 1st Mtse
6. Regstin Bond Bonds dlo,,-.o,,nr a.
Z sRs ss G Great MssieFn s FEsHsg fpks
o66 shs TTi-Metailic Mining Smelling Refining Co
100 90 @ ss Aa4sa A5nsisamatsd 1:5sai-: cORper Co.
2 zoo shs New jersey Terminal Dock Inproven@ent @ Co
g F5sEhFt rs 6s q @ss o
5sS y wesf RTgaa Midland r R. Co. list Mge
100 zhs. tnion r S FsFry Raa Co.
sS 3, ss @ 2FoQkn 2c 6r city H6bden Ferry Co. .n Mtgs
$4,000 FLORIDA Southern r. R 1st Mtge p C Bds'
g sB: GS"m.4ssi GS5H szfsf?ss 4sa!s Ras eo of
30 shs. Carnegie Trust Co
50 ss shs f9'St J G White Write 4 %. Inc Prefd. -,..,,
u shs, sackett Wilhelm Lithosraphins & Printing
25 shs sackett & Wilhelm Lithographins Printing
100 sss S:e5a9iS: Nst!Snsl S.,7, RaPs R.rk
zee So5 shs s Mechanics 1rIn 66ra Iaae5 nlnr o
25 shs. American, Exchange Natl Bank
$500 % 81 s5. NT 81 H:5o5 Te c R Bon e5sv 9'i Deb
$1,000 Standard Motor Construction Co, 8 p. c. e F
1897.
Carbon Steel Co. I'd Prefd
30 Natl Bank Of Commerce.
shs. Columbia Trust Co
100 shs. American Express Co
30 shs Carnegie Trust Co.
s. $50 shE san Gregoro Mining & Railway Co
75 Carnegie Trust Co
Lincoln National Bank
n Copper Bank.
SI: sSSS Haston fSSs @9'S'4 Tex Bonds
$1,000 Houston, East & West Tex r r. list mtg.
si2 oco Havana Electric Ry. Cons. mtg p Gold
500 500 Missouri. Kan. & Tex. r r. 1st mtg. Gold
IS 900 Missouri. Kan. & Tex. r. F. 2d mtg, Gold
s75 ooo RenubIic of cuba = 7 z Gold Bonds 1904
so shs Great Northern Ore Certificates.
- shs Texas & Pacific Coal Co
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
RYE SEMINARY For .Ss+icg gsr,icgiar'
Mrs s j LIFE. The Misses STOWE Rye. New VOW
Citations.


i me graes Of God free and indspendsnt to lanes
son Brooks Margaret spear Benson. sarah E osborns
ana next Of kin Of Eugene MunselL County
Of New York dsesaseS SsnS gFe9SinS % @ mssa s aa a5
10 the Surrogstes Court OF our County OF New IeEs
day April. 1905 relating TO both real and
testament OF Eugene M1nsel late OF the County OF
York deceased therefore you and each Of you are esa
York, his office in the County OF New York on shs
then AMI there to attend the probate said last
as are under age twsnty-ons required
and apply for enc 20 ee appointed
guardian will be appointed By the surrOsaI' to rsDF'
In testimony whereof We have caused the seal Of
'he t Be 6srsunto % afxsa witness Hon Abner
IseaLJ G Thomas sgrrogs's Of our said , County ty
Of May in the year Of our LORD one thousand 9i9s hun
/ Clerk OF the surrOsstss Court
rI,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By
the grace OF God free and az iEdspendsns H. rns =.
any, heirs at law and next of kin
sad SSsT ws fRsR hGs& s6y { Of S ad s s aad md Kin aid
NJ Miieeps ne b Snh ny i ia an % az n ~ Ivsi = sI7Its De-
ceased and II she be not Twins her heirs at - a a1s =,
dence OF all such persons II being unknown sand
o4sv 4Gq a4d I'd 5s and 06 9p SPpss9 ss2 @ OUR q
County OF New York at the SurIogass Court IN SAD
22ud OF July. isos at 1880 O'Clock in
pPobae oP the s' viii ., loyal L smiss deceased and
any there why the decree heretofore
OF probate OF the viii OF said
LoyaI L Smith. tsceassd. the 10Th OF February
1905 and be efectual and why the evt
dence and proceedings had on the application for suea
Mflesnt smith, Il living and her husband II ard
II Je living WHY her heirs at law and next o.
L Smith. their respective hus-
bands and u should not be bound by said
February admitting said will probate
n and with the force and erect
and and purposes as if she tss said Mill
Smith II living and her husband any and II shs
be her and next Of kin and thetr
and wives II had been duly cited
attend original probate OF said WILL and such
af hereby under the OF tweuty-ons
years. required guardian. x you
have one you have appear and Apply for
appointed in the event or your neglect or
fail TO 10 soa a will be appointed the
regats represent and for in the proceeding
IN testimony whereof have caused ths seal % the
surrogatss Court said County OF New York bs
hereto affixed
witness Hon Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate %
county. the city and County OF New York. on
10th day of May. 1905
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
TSasII o
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

san Francisco. June 22--The ofrctsl closing quo
-, Gov mining stocks to-day we're as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
HIIaDELPHIe STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney s. Co. Nc. - Broad
street. Kew York and Nc i22 South 4th street.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23

For Both sexes-Counrry-
Starkey Seminary
On Seneca Lake. near Watkins Opened Sept I.
Boarding both Prepares for best coll
leges. Eleven teachersi specialists Courses In art
"-'-'-' NJ sUMMERBELr. Pres Laksrnont NJ 7
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23

For Both Sexes-Cfty.
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL CT LANGCAGEs
Madison Square (1122 Broadway
Harlem Branch. S43 LenoI Ave. aear 127ta Sc
Brooklyn "a Court 81.
SUMMER SCHOOL AT ASBURY PARK N j.
Teachers sent to all places with hundred rnilea
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-04-15
Irvington Items.

Mrs Robert Bell, Mrs. Sam Payne
and daughter, Miss Eva Payne, have re-
turned from Louisville
Mr.. Mack Peyton, of Louisville, is
here on a short visit to his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs Frank Peyton.
The building erected on Railroad ST.,
for a drug store several years ago, by
Mr.. Foster Lyons, has been sold 10 Mr..
Jonas Lyons for S1,4OO and is being
moved to another part Of the city to be
converted into a residence,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chamberlain, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, have just returned from
an extended stay in Florida and are
now the guests of his father, Mr..
Charlie Chamberlain.
Joe Piggott returned to Indianapolis
Sunday after visit to his parents.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-04-15

DR.. and Mrs. Henry hewitt, of
Stephensport are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edd alexandria.
w. J. Piggott and G. y. Lyddan
spent Saturday in Hardinsburg on a
business trip.
Mr.. Arthur Suter, cashier of the
Custer Branch Bank is at his home at
Owenton, this week the guest of his
parents. Mr.. Everett Ashcraft has
charge of the bank in the absence Of
Mr.. Suter.
A teacher training course has been
organized in the Baptist church by the
pastor, Rev. f. II. Harrington. 1t is
composed of about twelve members and
they are all preparing to do some good
and earnest work this year. That will
not only help them and the Sunday
school but will effect their usefulness
for life in all their church work.
Miss Rebecca Childs returned to her
home near Brandenburg Saturday after
being the guest of Miss Mamie Childs.
Mrs. Julia Brown, of Custom, was a
visitor of relatives Saturday.
Ossie Shurmau, of Mauchport, Ind,
is here papering and painting.
Mrs. Lydia Jolly arrived Saturday
from Louisville to spend the summer
here. We are glad to welcome her back.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Jolly will return
this week from Louisville where they
have been for stay of a week.
Mrs Julia Clarkson and daughter,
Mrs H. H. Kemper spent Friday in
Custom, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Richardson. Mrs. Clarkson re-
turned to her home at Big Spring on
Friday.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-04-15
IT'S THE OLD
TIME RELIGION"
BLESSED nEETING BEING HELD AT
THE METHODIST CHURCH.
LARGE CONGREGATIONS AND MANY
WANTING TO BE SAVED.
NOTES OF THE REVIVAL.

Its the old time religion" that Rev.
Pat Davis and Rev. b. NJ. Currie are
stirring up in Cloverport and it is leak
ing out of every christians heart filled
with love and prayer for the sinners.
The revival at the Methodist church is
becoming greater every day and night,
and the account of it is as follows:
The congregations at the afternoon
services are larger than they have ever
been in any previous revivals. But
Bro Davis says they are not for women
only. He wants more men and more
sinners to attend.
Bro. Davis loves children, and does
not believe in calling them 'kids." He
has organized a children's choir, and
their sweet little voices ring clearly and
softly through the auditorium.
The Ladies Reading Club and the
Girls club will not meet again until the
revival closes. The young people post
pone their skating parties until after
church services. Bro. Davis and Bro.
Currie heartily appreciate the co-opera-
ton that is being given them.
The Presbyterians attend the revival
regularity and are taking much interest
in the services. 1t is regretted Bro.
Graves is not here.
Rev. and Mrs. James Lewis are in
daily attendance at the meetings. Bro.
Lewis called in the night service at the
Baptist church Sunday for the revival.
Miss Ida White, the organist, has
been using the piano as it is preferred
by the majority for revival singing
Miss Eva May leads the singing and is
as faithful as Miss White. But she
had 20 get some one else to take her
place before the service closed Sunday
night, which was willingly done by
Miss Ray Heyer.
Sam ]. Baker, of Patesville, attended
the afternoon service Saturday. Mr.
Baker said that all of us have religion,
but many of us did not have enough OF
it. People from the surrounding towns
are attending the services.
The services are 2:30 O'Clock in the
afternoon and 7:3O O'Clock at night.