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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-23
lay LIST.
PHRsrATE OF LOUISIANA
got. Judicial District Court
parisA of Lafourcf'e

&c it Known 4tiu IeiA1 ~
on tins Fourteenth day of the month
of dan. ID the year Of our Lor,i, One
thousand. nine hundred and nine
1900
Pursuant 10 written notices issued
by The Clsrk Of Court and addressed
and given no each of said Jury Com
missionsrs, in and for said Parish. as
By the said Clerks certificate hereto
annexed more fully appears.
W ]. u Lefort q. W. Frost Il. HI
yiere, ana +. j. Knobloch Jury Com
,nissianers. duly appointed as such
for rhe Parish Of Lafourche under
provisions Of Act Ne. l35 OF the Gen.
erai Assenbly, approved July. 13,
1883, aud promulgated by pab.ica-
| ton ins flse State Official journal ON
July, 29 1898 and all duly Sworn
and qpallliad a sgch jury Commiss.
lionerE be Parish Of La
lfonrea..s gnst 4 6e Clerks Oflius in
hhe town jl ID and ID com
pany nh ]. ID AJJcOIN, Clerk
Of 0airF and sSs plRicio Jury Com
missioner, duly sworn and qualified
Us slsch N
Then and there IN the presence of
Messts. Lnuis ] T,one and Louis B
Jniiliat, two gsad aud competent and
,ilsinterested witnesses OF lawful age,
o,npctcilt I'll rrad and write the eng
1ll>h language. rcai.ling IN the parish
of l.afourclle, and summoned by the
Clerk Of Court for the purpose; pro-
ceeded 10 accordance With Section 6
of said Act No. 1875 of the General
Assemble uf the State Of Louisiana of
1893, 10 examine the gene raj venire
list on file 10 the Clerks Office, aud
having struck thercfrom th. names OF
such grand and petit jurors as having
so served, as the names Of Others who
are known to have died, removed
from the parish, become exempt or
disqualified TO serve a, Jurors since
their nsmes were entered thereon
and the names of those who have died,
removed l.ecome exempt disqualified
were also taken from the general veu-
ire box; after which we supplemented
the original list and the ballots in the
box with the names of the same num-
Der OF good and competent men from
the qualified Jurors Of tn: Parish a.
have been taken from the box and g.
rased from the list so as to keep the |
number of uames,in the general ven.
ire box and ON the jury list at the
original standard of three hundred |
contained therein, each of said names
Sd placed In the general yenire box
having been written by the Clerk on
u separate Sill, Of paper together with !
the nufnhef Of the ward or place of
Tesid encA Of such person.
49, i)nubsaiatrly after o,,mpleting
said SebiTe list, We selected there
from The name of the following cit,-
zens. good aud competent men pos
sessing the qualification to serve MS
grand jurors prescribed by Section ]
Act. taken from different parts IF the
pari-h as far as practicable to serv'
IS Grand Jurors at the session OF
Court bea.uning Monday, January
Is 1909 and until discharged accord
ng to law.
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$2.626.Oe

The above pensions are recommend.
ed, on condition that the above list il
subject tosreyision OF any tiUle, aud
pensionersk found nnWortE2 will be
dropped AF&nv lime.
Respectfully submitted
John M. W8lshs
A. TheriOt
Jas. BearY.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-23

F.THE
Merchants need bill heads,
The business men envelopes,
The teachers progra ms,
The girls visiting cards,
TIE Young men wedding invitations
Come to Tue SENTINEL office.
.s4asssaa.s5s 10
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L,af0urChe J6W6iru 60
We Start You In
Candy And
Grocery Business

Of your own, anywhere within the
Uuitsd States. We rent sou aAst.,e,
put up the fixtures, stock il with high
class goods and turn It over into your
hands ownership.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-23
o& EEoEIA.
Gears tie = IL Kind You Hafa Esays RGH
4 &xZzzZx

Statesmen WANTED for l.pbri~
''a'i,s.. Oils, Greases and Paints in
'-,foarche aud s.ljac-nt counties.
:>.tarv ar Com mission. Address
c: Oh and Ps,lat Co, Cleveland.
D.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-23

Committee ON CIa1mS.
At this time the Special Committee
appointed at the NoYember 18th session
OF this Jury to Hass on the application
for Liquor licenses in this Pxrish. for
the year 1919 and in tho excrciss of its
duties has adopted the following resoll-
tion:
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Balance ON hand, $3.50;
RpSrASanffnifva an hmjftod

1 liz AotOS9OAhE A~fSOAS " 90 oAA E1tAAot1o
of Mr.. Rodrigqs, seconded by Mr.. Fa
govt received and approved.
The Committee on Claims submitte
the following report, which having
been duly read, was on motion of MI
Basset, seconded by Mr.. Tetreau wa
ordered approved and an appropriation
Of $2,63.10 was made to pay the bill
and pensions reported upon favorl.
th%sf ea1 3 Wa tes f'}nswag F sts
rios, Boudreaux, Rodrigue, Theriot
Dresner and Tetreau.
Nays, none,
Thibodaux, La, January II. 1909
To the Hon. Police Jury, Of the Parish
Gentlemen: The undersigned com
mittee beg to report favorablY on the
claims and pensions petitions, submit
ted to It at your session held yesterday
January il, 1909. to wit:
E. J Legendre, candles election
Ed. smithwick, repair PAL OF Jail res %
idence pipes, IL;
Edw. Champagne, Juror OF Inq. body
Ernest Fslss, Juror Of inq: boiy %
F.: II. Harbous, Ing: body Carlo
Jos. i. weldon, IND body Carlo =,
Arthur Boadreaaix, Ing. body -
Robert Bell ....... -. 2.O(
Prosper Bouterie, Inq. body Lee
Richard 4 Tabor candles for sew
P;nnters 81. H. NJ i. IN. articles
;.,1 and fE:.H . 80 ooo
c56 a am" n,u SUM- smnni nou re i;;s,,r
ia;i p-' ~ % o.
H: +. kiyiere 4 Co, blankets Tor 'S'
16 5sil n ; II i p n. ,snec;ai S''z'
csH Usudrss on ' n g. ef1s sps
&c ss1 oo''i'"i''ee Va '''iuof i'cen 90,
M, xv.,.., .,9 =; ~ ., .iii. "''
c ~" a,em M ~; t H. i;cars . em
J, /; Baiss. ~ M. & r p; special
r. 2ni hoad. lreas' 9uustns am. '''o
- .. 70: Csn,ne;taaa ~ "a. n,,,at,,s On
r. Rassat ~ Is D "a sneeiaI
Committee M;sner comns aN
n;ai r 1nn,G M M 8 -. oe spe .oo
~ xt."i.h ~ z. ~ 1T, 7'v'
r ~ Mahn u w;sner W. oom apse'ai ao
Ds aher;9,s q o F'essen, ROCKS foF ., 7z
I,.s,1;.s H.. ....;'... -. cato
-; snnni;aa ie'o'oi % 'oses' 7sa.
III ;tdrJa n .,i g.: ."
Hnnrt ha,,os """iy' 'o"i I'VE m ~
Toms Rrns e .r.na;s ~ r. ma '10
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-23

prooapstination is. The time
to buy a good timepiece is
now. We have 40 many
watches that are splendid
timekeepers, that will save
You much annoyance, that
you should secure one at the
prices we are offering them
at.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-23
WANTED
huStlerS. young ken and
Woman

able to make $500 to S25 90 PEI
week, according TO ability. va our ri>
District Trade Agents, Il brilliant OPP
pOrtunlty.
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in ,be presence OF the other eom,nis-;
-ioners and Of the witnesses, amt
which names so drawn are as follows:

!
Having placed the names of the
foregoing thirty persons drawn as
petit jurors for the third week of said
session of court 10 an envelope W.
signed and sealed the same, and en-
:lorsed and labeled it, .-"List of Jurors
No. 3" to serve fer the th,rd week OF
the said session.
Aud thereupon we have placed the
two sealed envelopes, together with
the sealed envelope containing list
OF the Grand Jurors selected a. here
inahove oct fourth, in hog provided
for the purpose, labele i,--aJury Box, y
which was tberenpon locked and seal
ed, and placed in the custody and
keeping &c The Clerk az Court, for the
use at the next easaia session d
court snti sbject u 1~rs 81
the District Iuiges And Tie ssi,i gem
eral yenire box was also locked and
sealed AMI delivered tothe CierK Of
'ourt as the custodian thereof; all in
the presence of the said witnesses.
In faith whereof we have signed
this process verbal OF the drawing of
the Jury IN .de at the time, On the day
month and year first above written IA
the presence of the afore named wit.
neSscs.
Ni.nesses
l.. B. Juilliat
l.. !. Tr,ne
Original aisned)
Henry Rivi re
j. NJ. hfort
Thos. j. Knobloch
H. W. Frost
Jury Commissioners
j. Louis Aucoin,
Clerk of Court ex-officio
Jury Commissioner.
Read ana filed Jan. Il 1909.
j. Louis Aucoin
Clerk Of said Court.
A true copy.
Clerks Office.
Thibotiaux. Ls.. Lan.14 1909.
i. j. Aucoin
Deputy Clerk.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-23

From From IT.: on Licenses ,z,a ae. %
Total receipts for teffn,. 1873 %
Balance on hand, 8Is3, 4s
Disbursements.
! Salaries Of officers, ga7.46
| Salaries of Road In
specfors, 1871 90
Miicsge and per Diem, si.7O
| Pensions, 1890
Conyietion Fees, 90
Jurors Fees, 1910
Jail Account, 1910
jus tieo Of the Peace
const.ble Fees, 5io.oo
Sheriff Salary, 1866
Com. Of Tax Collector, 1885
Repair of Roads, N.3
Election Expenses, lO5l.00
| Board of Health, 375 90
Jonttor and Hounds, $500
Int. on overcheck, 1928
E. P. Lefort, error in war
| rant 156, $50
James Reary arresting 80
MS. P. Green, 200
| e. p. Lefort Buggies Elec.
and Coffin, 22.OO
Dainaron Il P1erson, 1881
Paul Berthelotte Sheriff
st. John Baptiste, n
Ed. Smithwick repair jail
door, $50
Walt, 5000
Thibodoux Sentinel Lrint=
ing and job work, $500
j. L. AucOin Witness aud
Jurors Certificates, 1926
James Reary holding
Court, $500
P. ]. Aucoin record Pro-
CESS Verbal Ina.. go
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05

PA.NTAGES THEATER
Phones: Main 4242, A27s1.
w. J. Timmons, Mgr.
All Week-Unexce1led Vaudeville.
De KOck Brothers, French aero
bats, and Clayton and Glenn In
burlesque, 1.-THE MatadOr." Other
high class acts. Admission 10c,
zoe; boxes, soc. Matinee, 10c,
boxes SOC.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05

GRAND TIL e A r T. r
Tacoma's Leading Vaudeville House
BUSTER BROWN AND HIS DOG
TIGE
With Company of Six People
Other Feature Acts.
Admission 10c, zoe, soc. Matinees
10c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05
MAKE ENEMIES
SAYS DIR. HALL

President G. Stanley Hall OF
Clark university spoke to the
Teachers association at teh High
school auditorium last night. II
was his first appearance in Taco
ma for nineteen years and he
noted many changes.
"The Education of the Heart
was the subject of the discourse of
DR.. Hall. He declared men should
make enemies. you should be
known by the enemies you make"
said DR.. Hall. He secuted the
idea advanced by some business
men that you should not make
any enemies for business reasons.
He also said it was well to get
angry once in a while. AS long
as tehre is evil in the world it is
fitting that there should be anger,
he said. In dealing with children
he thought the rod should not be
discarded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05
ARREST DEMONSTRATES 3
EFFICIENCY OF LOCAL
MATCHBOX" SYSTEM

The value of the "watch-book"
system now in use by the Tacoma
police department was fully dem
onstrated last night when city de-
tectives were enabled to arrest a
thief one-half hour after he had
.pawned watch stolen ten months
ago from a room of the Northern
hotel.
The pawn dealer gave a partial
description of the man who had
left the timepiece, and in a few
minutes the officers had Gust
Evigi behind the bars of the city
Jail.
Tvigi claims that ne bought the
watch, but his story is not cred
tied,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05
MEAD PLANS ACTION
TO DETERMINE WHO
IS STATE EXECUTIVE


(nY United Press Leased Wire.)
OLYMPIA, Jan. Should Gov
ernor-elect Cosgrove abandon the
plans ne has made to come to
Olympia to take the oath of office
and to try to qualify in Paso Ro-
bles, CAL, quo warranto action
will be taken in the supreme court
by Governor Mead to ascertain
who is chief executive of the state
OF Washington.
In accordance with teh present
plan Governor Mead would ask the
legislature to authorize the sus-
pension of business in the COVER
nor's Office, such as the signing OF
land deeds, issuance of notarial
commissions and other duties
where property rights may become
involved.
Howard Cosgrove, son of the
governor-elect, apparently knows
nothing of his fathers reported
intention of leaving Pasco Robes
for Olympia In the near future.
He 10 here preparing to take up
the duties OF private secretary to
the governor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05
START WORK ON
EMERG
HOSPITAL

Work was commenced on the
new emergency hospital at the city
Jail this morning and the wards
will be rushed to compilation with
all possible haste.
The wards are to be made in an
unused space above the chiefs
Office and under the vault of the
city treasurer. The space has al
ways been enclosed by thick brick
walls, and the task of cutting an
entrance and windows is bother
ing the workmen at present.
Three wards will be formed
from the redeemed space. They
will open directly into the CORR
dor of the juvenile cells on the
second floor of the jail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05
BIG SIGN RUINED
BY GALE

The large illuminated isgn of
the Tacoma theater, which extends
across Ninth street at St. Helens
avenue, was weakened by last
nights gale and one end crashed
to the pavement. The lower end
of the sign was completely ruin
ed, and me- If the incandescent
lamps were zen. The sign was
later cut down and dragged away.
1t will be replaced by one OF
newer design.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05

SAVOY THEATER
Phones: Main 2S9; A 1904
MISS VIRGINIA THORNTON
And the Savoy Stock Company in
"THE COW PUNCHER"
Matinee-Sunday, Thursday, Sat
urday. Prices-10c, zoe, soc.
Amateur Night Friday.
Moving Pictures Between Acts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05
ANOTHER EFFORT
TO SAVE meek
OF KREMER
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased W1re.)
WALLA WALLA, Jan. 5.-Aft-
er. fourteen years of unceasing ef-
fort to save the neck of Henry
Kremer from the gallows, o. F.
Wegener, a civil engineer of Sc
attic, has finally placed the mat
ter before Governor Mead and will
probably be given a definite an
swer in a few days.
Kremer is accused of killing his
wife and child in Seattle and
burning down the house.
Wegener says he can prove an
alibi that Kremer is not guilty,
and claims that he can produce
the guilty party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05
IS JAILED;
ADMITS HIS GUILT

W6Hklng on q slender descrip-
Hon and with the entire city to
search. Detectives Wiley and
Geery last night arrested Gust
Am6arson within two hours after
6GinG ct ON his trail.
Anderson broke down under
stern talking to in the Sweat
hox's an dadmitted that he is the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05
MILL CLOSED BY
|. STRIKE RE0PENs

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
HOQUIAM, Jan. 5.-The North
west Lumber company's min,
which closed Saturday because OF
q strike Of the workmen, reopen
ed yesterday at noon. over zoo
men applied for teh Jobs OF the
men who quit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05

thief who recently entered the
home OF Mrs. ]. H. McMurphy
cook at the county hospital, and
took a gold watch and chain and
some money.
The clue which the men worked
on was the fact that Mrs. McMur.
phys watch had been pawned in q
downtown shop earlier in the ev-
J ening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05
LEGISLATORS GO
TO STE|LACOOM

The Pierce county legislative
delegation today went to Stella
COON asylum to look over the
Institution and see what it needs.
The delegation will hold a caucus
this afternoon at the office of
Ralph Metcalf to discuss Pierce
county problems.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05
MARINES ARE SENT
TO HONOLULU

VALLEJO, Cal, JAM. 5.-A
force of 500 marines to increase
the garrison at Honolulu left San
Francisco harbor yesterday after
noon on the converted transport
Buffalo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-05
STAR THEATER

Henry McRae, Manager.
Telephones: Main ETA. A2274.
All Week. Henry McRae Stock Co
in the Beautiful Costume Play
1.-THE PRIDE OF JENNICO."
Matinees Wednesdays, Satur
days and Sundays. Prices same
10c, zoe, 30c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07
TRIBUNE MORNING NOVEMBER 2 1909

y violin solo. '.Romancc.H by Al
fred lTctilsch, was another warmly ap
prcciatcd contribution from the same
young lady's repertoire. this number
being incorporated in tho third act of
the play.
\ vocal duct. ozark Davs of lIor,
ror, from Scmiramidc- Rossiui, was
beautifully sung by the Misses Crys-
tai Montgomery aud Hazel Hicks, their
voices blending in an exquisite har-
mony Of tone color.
AZ the close Of this complimentary
programme the guests were conducted
TO the parIor reception room. which
WIS most elegantly trimmed and fur
nIshcd for the social function Of tho re-
union. The class of 1910 was honored
with the privilege Of entertaining the
guests. aud most crcditablv did they ac.
quit themselves in this capacity. Miss
Marie Hughes presided Mt the punch
booth and Miss Nelly Smith at the
fudge corner. Among the games of the
evening was a novel and ingenious dc
vice which might be called ".Thc Con
quest of the Pole. - Miss Angeliue
Heckart being III charge. The feat Of
planting tho Stars ard Stripes TO n
pole surrounded by impeding icebergs
was to he the point of victory Cards
and various other amuscmeuts. with a
little dancing. engaged the party till
Il late hour, when with good byes and
hearty assurances of having the most en-
loyablc time the guests departed and
The alumnae reunion of 1909 was an.
other happy memory for alma mater
and her devoted children.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07
WELCOMED BACK TO ALMA MATER
BY SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS

'.To Our Guests" Mrs \. n. Dun
nion; ''To Alma Mater" Miss Mar
garct McDonoughi "To the Old Girls, -
Adelaide Sun.
The toasts were interesting in their
variety of sentiment, and poetry, wit
and humor.
At O'Clock tho complimentary pro-
grammc given by the pupils was ready
10 begin and a large and apprcciative
audience had gathered in the assembly
hall.
The feature of the programme was
an original play by the members Of the
graduating class. The story Of the plot
centered about an episode of Il reunion
of the class of 1910 held i'm the year
1919, the nature of which iustiies the
title Of the play, "The Missing Mem
Der, - The prologue was delivered by
Miss Mena Reno, who also carried the
little role in the character OF n mil.
lionairo miner. Tho Misses Margaret
McDonough and Bertha MichaeIis APP
pear in the garb Of sisters of the holy
Cross, both being members of the facul.
ty OF ST, Mary's academy at the time
of tho play. Miss Marie Hughes lin
Marquis Of France; Miss Adelaide Sun
is a senator from Wyoming; Miss Flor
ence Sullivan is n leader in physical cul.
ture and hygiene: Miss Nelly Smith,
r physician foremost in the medical
ranks; Miss Lydia White. n musical
Miss Rhea Whatley, an art-
ist Of international Tepute; Miss Win
MIC McDonough. a literary celebrity:
Miss Mary Sullivan, an astronomical
discoverer, and Miss Lille Broyles, an
inventress of the perfect airship of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

The sisters of the Holy Cross had
The pleasure of welcoming back 10
alma mater Saturday afternoon n large
number OF the graduates Of the
academy. il was the regular annual
reunion of the alumnae, an or2ani2a-
tion shat counts on its roll women
to the institution from whose halls
they have gonc forth crowned with the
highest honors in its giving.
Some Of them are married, more OF
them single, and some six or eight are
professed members of religious orders,
two of these being present nj the cx-
crciscs Of this ycar-Sister NJ. Dora.
thea (Miss Alice BruneaD and Sister
NJ. Bercnice Miss Eugenie Bruncau).
The business meeting was presided
over by Miss Frances Phillips. The
chief item of Importance ut this year S
meeting was an election of officers. The
result Of the ballot was rs follows:
Presidcnt-Miss Rose McDonough
Vice prcsident-Miss Minnie Folsom
Secretary trcasurer-Mis Mae Kane.
Assistant, secretary-treasurer - Miss
Anna Rotzlcr.
The term of Office for each is three
wears
At the conclusion of the meeting the
doors of the banquet hall were thrown
open. revealing a sight as delectable to
the aesthetic sense as TO that to which
IL was particularly inviting. When the
forty four guests took their places,
Photographic view Of the scene was
taken as n souvenir for days 10 come.
Mrs, William Jeffers was toastmis-
tress, and as the happy hours sped on
she called for responses as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Twentieth century. The incidents of
the play are interesting not only from
the number OF surprises, but also from
the very naturancss with which the
simple little plot unfolds itself Pur
porting on the general programme to
all The requirement of one of the mum
bers of the school paper, ST Mary s
journal, it more than answered that
purpose. containing as IT. did a number
of literary productions from the compo
sition class, various little squibs and
tancics, sparkling with wit and humor
and many n good naturcd hit at the
"things that be. Music. vocal and
instrumental, also entered into the
scheme; and as a whole IL was a splcn-
did setting for the various accomplish
mcnts of this talented class.
The chorus training Mt st. Mary s is
already widely known for its cxcep.
tional merits, and the double chorus
with which the programme opened was
another splendid confirmation of this
high estimate. The first part was a
g Yachting GleeH by William Culbert.
son, the second, "Thc Venetian Boat
mans Evening Song by j. T. Hat
ton. The sololst was Miss Eugene
Mercier. Accompanies: piano, Miss X
Chapman, and violins, Misses NJ. Nc.
Donough, l.. Broyles, Il. Topham and II.
jacobson.
Lovers OF the soulful music OF The
harp were delighted with Miss LYDIA
Whito's sympathetic Interpretation of
Thomas q ''Autumn, - theme familiar
to ooncert.go .goers and n favorite with
all who hear it..
Nicode's 'Tsrentellan ms rendered
by Miss Alice Weldon, plainly showed
the high degree Of excellence to which
that young lady has already arrived IN
her piano study.
"Springtime. a pretty song by A.
Wooler, was the vocal gem of the
evenings crown Of music, Miss Marga-
ret McDonough, the academy prima
donna, being at her best in this piece.
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wait, and he did 80, about twenty min
utes, Then he asked again.
With an air OF annoyance one OF the
clerks said he would find out, and af-
ter some further delay Mr. Glynn en-
erged from the sanctorum, accompanied
by hls two clerks, Mr.. Malonoy and
Mr.. Hart, who were curious to find out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07
Didn't Know Hitchcock.

He was obviously stranger in town,
so nobody paid much attention to him
when he went INTO the postoffice last
night and asked TO see Postmaster
James Fl. ,Glynn, Somebody must have
been buying two.cent stamp at the
time, for the reply came that Mr.. Glynn
was busy. The stranger said he would
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

what was tho business of the urgent
stranger.
"Wen, sir,' said Mr.. Glyun, "what
can | do for you?'
"Oh, nothing" replied the visitor,
with an amiable smile. 81 am just on
my way from Beverly, Mass, tc Lenox,
and L thought I'd drop in and see you
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for a moment. . My name is B;ieh
cock -i'''o'
''Not Postmaster General H;,,l
coekf' gasped Mr.. Glyun. ''H'
I'm afraid so,' and then there NJ,
a hearty laugh and handshake al III
round.-Winsted Comm Dispatch !"
the New York Herald.
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