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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
PRAISES JOHN D., BUT
ROASTS Mr.. CARNEGIE
Socialist Speaker Bitterly At.
tacks Policy of the Great
lrOnmaSter.

NEW YORK. May 9.-Spcaking from
the same pulpit in which he praised
John ID. Rockefeller last Sunday. Alex
andcr Irvine, a Socialist aud lay preach.
or, bitterly attacked Andrew Carnegie
in sermon at the Church of the As
censlon here tonight. The address was
principally in the form of an answer
TO what Mr.. Irvine styled Mr. Car
negic' IS criticism of Socialism in one of
the lronmaster's books
Mr.. Carnegie, - said the speaker,
scattered Libraries broadcast for the
workingmeu, but works his aborers
twelve hours day so that they won u
have, time 60 read the books. There
arc 1900 men i'll the Carnegie plants,
yet only 120 work eight hours day
The rest work twelve hours a day and
seven days week
Mr.. Carnegie, at q dinner Of forty
five of his associates. dwelt on the fact
that all but two of them had been work
men in the steel plants. and the entire
forty five were now milionaires as the
result Of their steel holdings. This he
advances as an argumcut in favor Of
the present condition of things. We do
not want few big men at that awful
cost; the cost is too dear; what we want
is a general uplift Of workingmcn. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
ENCANAT0RS EXPECT
TO FIND POT OF GOLD

CINCINNATI May ?.--Thc cxcava ton
for the building Of ST. Francis church
IN Dayton, Ky, a. suburb. is being
watched by many, who believe a pot
OF gold was buried under that site after
the raid Of Genera! Jonn Hunt Morgan
and his band of Confcdcratcs near the
close Of the Civil war.
The property belonged TO the late Mat
thew Macarthur. a noted southern SYM
pathizer There was subterrauesn pas
&c leading from the house and il is
here. the passage having long once been
filled UP. that the treasure is supposed
10 be.
The money was left. il IS said. by n
Confederate named Caldwell who had
been scnt north to pay the troops
OF General Morgan, then in this vicinity.
lie stopped at the Macarthur residence.
and. his presence being disclosed, he Sc
cretod the gold, said to amount to sew
cral thousand dollars, and escaped. in
tending 10 join General Morgan. the lat
ter being killed in Tennessee about the
San,. ti0te
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
HUNTING DOWN BANDIT
IN THE SULU ISLANDS

MANILA. May l0.--An unusual man
hunt is In progress in the Sulu islands.
n volcanic group in the eastern Archi-
pelago, near the second largest of the
Observation-Disclosures, For several
months Moro bandit named Jil<iri, with
Il considcra BILE following. has been on Il
rampage, and the insulaC government is
making every effort TO run him down.
The navy recently lent To the authorities
n squadron of gUnboats 10 search the
numerous small islands OF the group, and
now another vessel is to bc added To as
slst In the strange chase.
Several land detachmcnts have been
sent out. and General DuvaU. who has
gone south TO inspect Mindanao may
take n hand in directing operations.
JilSri raided the rich Parans pearl
fisheries and later murdered two white
traders. His band also attacked the con-
stabulary and number OF settlements In
ha ablred by peaceful natives ana sprink-
ling OF whites
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
UNCLE SAM STILL HAS
ABUNDANCE OF ROOM

WASHINGTON, May o-Of the eighty
Alaska included. about onc-third live IN
the thirteen original states. according 10
10 statement made today by the bureau
merCc and labor. Another third live III
the states created from the territory
ceded TO the common union by the origi-
nal states, and rhe remaining reside in
tho area added by purchase and annsNa
tion.
The statement also shows that IN 1908
there were I5i. S9S.000 acres OF unappr,-
priated snc unrCserVcd land ot which
almost one -half was In Alaska; 6l.I1I. 900
acres in Nevada, t6,5$2,99a In Montana
Ai,7TS.o0o in New Mexico and SIC, lG9. 9.0eo
In NriEoEA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
MRS. BOYLE AARPS
ON SUICIDE PLAN
Says She and Husband Have
Made Preparations TO
Leave Penitentiary."

MERCER, Pa. May 9-Unicss pres
cut plaus are changed. James H. Boyle
and his wife, Helen Anna BOYLE, the
convicted kidnaPcrs. will be sentenced
by Judge Williams in the Mercer coun-
ty court tomorrow for the abduction of
"Billy" Whitla.
II is certain that, if permitted. Boyle
will attempt TO tell a sensational story,
duplicating third party in the kid
naping. Mrs. Boyle asserted tonight
that she would have nothing 10 say
when sentenced. She added:
Jimmy has something to say and
ought not TO be gagged. ] viii not say
anything. Seriously, ! want 10 tell YOU
there is going TO bo "A double suicide
! will not spend much time in the peni-
Tertiary. ! have made all arrangements
and have the means now to depart
quietly and quickly. jimmy viii do the
same,
DO You think | am going TO the
pcnltcntiary for many years? No. sir.
When my sentence would expire / would
be an old woman. and | cannot endure
the thought of it,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
LEGISLATORS DECIDE
TO RETURN TO WORK

MANILA. May l0.--A unique legisla-
tive incident was terminated today by
the return To the Philippine assembly.
OF ten members of the Progresssta min
ority who had been on strike for a
month. They withdrew from the house
In n body when the Payne bill was un-
der discussion several weeks ago and re-
fused To attend the sessions or perform
any legislative work. The majority still
had a quorum ana continued To hold
daily sessions but did not take up any
important measures,
The majority at first purposcd To dis
cipline The ten strikers vigorously, but,
upon The advice of some of The cooler
tempered leaders. who feared tho political
effect OF such a move. they opened pri-
vate negotiations and induced the boltcrs
TO return.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
QUAKER CITY GENERALLY
KEEPS "M0THERS' DAY"

PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-"Molhcrs'
day was celebrated hero today by men
and women In every walk OF lif". Every
whore In" white carnation, chosen SYM
bol Of the new celebration, was to be
seen.
Ten thousand Of the flowers had been
purchased 10y the Philadelphia Rapid
might do homage to their mothers. The
sailors and marines at League Island
navy yard also were provided With the
symbolic flowers.
The movement for the establishment OF
Mothers day as world vide noli-
day was originated in this city by Miss
Anna jarvis, whose mother died four
years ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
JAPANESE ADMIRAL
LEAVES FRISCO TODAY

SAN FRANCISCO, May a.-Rear Ad-
mlral ljichi. commander of the Japanese
training squadron. banqucttcd the repre-
sentatiyes of the United States army and
navy aboard his flagship tonight. the last
function before the sailing of the squad
ron FOR the north at 1l O'Clock tomorrow
morning. The admiral expressed again
his belief that the friendship OF his coun-
try and the United States Is so firmly
nNed that IL cannot he changed by any
trllinG questions, and thanked the Amer
leans present and tho r'iy of san Fran
cisco for the entertainment accorded him =
self ana his men during their stay.
In tn" afternoon the ships were
thronged with Japanese residents of the
city and its suburbs, the officers tender
Ing their countrymen ashore reception
The launches We're busy FOR several hours
conveying the visitors 10 and from the
ShnTn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
FINANCERS AGREE On
BIG LOAN FOR CHINA

PEklN, May 9.-Thc British, French
and German inanGiers have agreed re,
garding the Canton. Hankow railway
loan. which the Chinese government
awarded recently to thc Germans,
whereby the British and French arc ad-
mitted 10 participation.
Tic Germans also have withdrawn
from the construction Of the road and
VIII have no part in controlling the cy-
pendltures. In return for this conccs-
sion The Germans will have a share in
the Hankow-S2echuf railsay loan of
$l2,500.000
AT the joint proposal of British.
French and Germans, tho Canton Han
kow loau has bceu raised 10 S27 800 900,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
Appeal to AInlenians.

BEIRUT, May 9.-The special relief
committee here of which +. c. Freyer,
the American misSionarr is treasurer
and the American consul, G.. b. Ravudal.
is chairman, has issued an appeal, cs-
pecially directed 10 Americans, for
funds.
The appeal SAYS there is absolute and
immediate need of $4,000 10 relieve
nurses, mcdica stores aud food for the
wounded and destitute thousands in
northern Syria, and asks that remit.
tances be cablcd to the American Rcd
CrnSs. care ihc Ottoman bank. Bclrnt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
REPUBLICANS SPLIT
ON TARIFF ISSUE
Unexpected Opposition to Rec
concentrations of the Senate
Finance Committee.
no ONE CAN PREDICT
WHEN FIGHT WILL END
Lead Schedule Will Continue to
Be Feature of Debate
This Week.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Thc tariff
bill Will continue to hold the undivided
attention of the senate during the pres
ent week. Ostcnsibly the amendments
TO the different schedules will be before
the senate, but there will doubtless be
much general discussion of the whole
tariff question The bill has aroused
opposition among Republican senators
which had not been counted upon, ana
while thc finance committee is still CON
tident that 1T will be sustained. there Is
little effort by its members TO conceal
the fact that they arc annoyed over the
situation because of tho delay. IT for no
other reason. The general opinion IS
that in the end the committee Wall pre-.
vail, but every turn IN the pathway oil
discussion opens up new Vlstas, so that,
apparently. the end is still far OF,
May Lengthen Session.
There is again talk Of lenSthenng tho
hours of the daily sittings. but there IS
fear that il this course Is rcsorted to 1T
will have the effect of antagonlZing to
still greater degree the opponents of
the measure ard of thus creating delay
rather than expcditiug the measure.
The great bulk Of provisions 10 which
objection has been made are still 20
be disposed of The lead schedule will
again be considered when the bill is
taken up tomorrow
In the house thc Philippine tariff Bill
will he reported tomorrow, and there
will be an effort 10 consider II Thurs
day. If there should be objection on
account Of the absence of quorum re-
cess will be taken until Friday; when
the house will proceed with the discus
sion of the bill. There is little or no
opposition TO the measure.
Owing TO the shape which the debate
in the senate has assumed most of the
prophets are extending considerably the
day for final adjournment, and some
senators are placing the date as late
as the first Of August. II probably viii
not, however. be latcr than Jnly i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
PAW NSH0P FURNISHES
CLEW THAT LANDED THIEF

LOS ANGELES, Cal. May 9-Thc re-
coVerN OF an ancient Lutte valued at $500
from paTnshop, where il had been sold
Tor 81. was the clow that led to the ar
rest ol Thomas j. Bowen, n maChinist
VINO was locked up today charged with
having stolen $1,000 worth Of theatrical
costumcs and property from the Ron
Greet Theatrical company, and also with
uaElng entered the private car or r., T..
lpohcny, The oil operator, and taking Sill
NcrWarc valued at $500
Bowen had luSt completed a term for
VaSrancy and MAS about to be released
thiS morning when the detectives OBJ
tained the information thac resulted in lis
arrest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
SaINISTER WI TO
BECOME EDUCATOR

J. CHICAGO. May 9.-Wu Ting fang.
IEhinesc minister 10 the United States.
s'as accepted the presidency of the Chi
stese school Of Chicago. according to an
made today. The school
as one of a series started under the aus
]Fces of the imperial Chinese govern.
sfient.
b Courses in Chinese literature, domes.
6fc science, Chinese and International
Nv and in the customs aud habits of
be Chinese i'll their. Own county will be
iyen.
n There are thirty-two students, rang
k1g in age from q TO so years, already
prollcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
Had a Real Gold Brick.

NEW ORLEANS, May 9.-T.orcnyo ID
Cunningham. n negro employee OF the
tnitcd States mint at New Orleans was
arrested today as hc was exhibiting a real
gold brick Cunningham confessed ,hat
he had stolen the gold in granulated form
from the separating division of the mint
and thcn moulded II into the oval share
in which il Nas found. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
lob LYNCHES NEGRO
FOR ATTACKING WOMAN

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. May o.
1rs. John Dcas, wife Of a prominent
Rrmer residing at Camden. was at
Peked carly today by an unknown ne
|Fo, who was later captured by a mob
q citizens and lynched.
The woman $ screams attracted her
pn, who went 10 her rescue. but the
,egro had escaped. When the sheriff
faehed the scene the mob had cap
bred the negro, Mrs. Deas had identi-
ed him. his throat had been cut and
Us body riddled with bullets.
The sheriff could gain no information
8 to the identity OF those in the mob.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF
MOSCOW POLICE CHIEF

PARIS, May "a Polander named
Nitkoff tried TO kill NJ Won Kotteu,
chief of the secret police Of Moscow, in
a hotel here today. He fired five shots
at the official. hui missed his mark.
NJ, Won Kottcn asserts that Eitkon
is Il dangerous Nihilist who escaped
from Siberia.
N,tkof said that he attacked Won
kotten for .thc purpose of exposing the
methods of the Russian political secret
.crNIEC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
Nine ARE DROWNED
As BOAT CAPSIzES
None of Party Enjoying Outing
ON Susquehanna River
Could Swim.

WILKESBARRE, Pa. May Six
men. Il woman and two children wcro
drowned this afternoon in the Susque-
hanna river near this city by the capsiz-
ing Of rowboat in which they had
started for an outing.
The Dead
THOMAS ANDREWS,
WILLIAM ANDREWS
THEODORE ANDREWS.
FRANK MARIONOSKN.
ADAM STEUCKUS.
FRANK GANOFSKY. MS wife and
two boys. Jobp and Michael.
The boat drIftcd into the swift cur.
rent and began TO dip water. The oc-
cupautS became panic stricken and
called for assistance. Before aid could
reach them the boat filed with water
and sank. None OF the occupants could
swim aud they were swept down tbc
river 10 their deaths
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
INSTANTLY KILLED BY
HIS OWN INVENTION

i.OGANSFORT. Ind. May 9-Schutlc.
Holly was Instantly killed today by a
trap nc had prepared 10 kin thief hat
had been raidinE his chicken house. He
had arranged an old mu1slc loading pis-
tol so that when the door OF the chicken
house opened tho pistol should be dis
charged, He forgot 10 discomnect the
trap before he opened tho door. and tie
load wa3 discharged into his breast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
Feeling Of Security.

TARSUS. May 9.--Since the proca-
nation of the new sultan there has
been "A general feeling OF security here.
Those in charge Of the relief work arc
thinning out the dependents by send
ing them into the country. The refu'
gees wish TO return TO their former
homes 50 that they may become self
supporting. Six hundred soldiers are
here guarding the town.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
STRIKE ON GRIZZLY BEAR
PROVES UP MINERAL ZONE
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
=. GOLDF1ELD. New, May 9-Tbc
Grizzly Bear lease on tile Grizzly Bear
claim today got the famous Clormont
vein at depth of 40 feet. The vein
IS already opened mp for breadth of
twenty-five feet This lease Is 600 feet
southeast of the clcrmont Of the Con.
solidated and absolutely proves I'D the
mineral zone OF this district 700 feet
more, This strike is the farthest south.
cast Yet made in the district
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
Refugees Return.

LATAKIA. Syria, May a-Practical-
~ all the refugees here have returned
to their homes or are ready 10 go.
Many of the houses believed TO have
been burned are still standing, but
where they have been burned the peo-
pie arc still camped in the open The
weather Is warm and crops are ripe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
Point Gained by Engineers

SAN BERNAEDINO. Cal, Nav o.
SdNiccs have been received by the Broth
crhood of locomotive Engineers that The
SANTA fe has recognized their demands
To place members of the organization in
charge OF the recently Installed motor
cars between this city and Los Angeles.
The demands of the Order OF Railroad
Conductors and tho Brotherhood Of Rail
way TTainmen 10 put on regular con-
ductolS and brakemcp have not been set
tlCl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
Armored Cruiser Sails.

GIBRALTAR. May 9.-rhc United
States armorcd cruiser Montana sailed
from here today for AlcXandretta. The
Montana and North Carolina arrived at
Gibraltar May and the North Caro-.
lima sailed for AlcXandretta two days
later The vessbls were sent to Turk
ish waters 20 protect American inter
pStS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
PATTEN REACHES HOME:
is READY FOR WORK

CHICAGO. May 9.-Jamcs a. Pat,cn.
the central figure of the recent wheat
excitement, arrived here today after TAX
ing u short rest on ranch near Triui-
dad. Colo.
Mir Patten, who appeared to be in
excellent condition. went directly 9o his
home in Evanston, q suburb lie had
nothing OF interest To add TO what he
had given out in an Interview at Kansas
City last night. Mr.. Pdttcn added he
Will hc at his desk tomorrow as usual
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
Noted Hindoo Woman Dies

CHICAGO. Mny miss Lilaziii Singh.
80 years old, professor Of English liter
aturc I'm the Thorbnrn university. Luck
era ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
HE'S GETTING BUSY AT LAST. K G. Journal
Index TO Todoy'S Tribune
i. !: !: = !:
Page
Departments.

Departments. Page
Editorial ,.... .....,.......... 1
Mines ....., ..................
state ...,.... ,.........,s,.ss..
Republican senators not in
harmony on tariff revision d.
Strong effort being made 10 Sc
cure ball for Charles W.
Mrs. BOYLE still insists ON sui
eide before prison HE .... 1
Nine are drowned while boating
on SusduChana river .s..... l
Foreign.
Turkey promises To avcucc VIC
tins OF Adana ma ssacres ....
Foreign news In brief .,.....,. >
Local.
Automobile plunges down en-
bankmcnt with five passen-
gers .,.... ....--...........- ]
Meat inspection ordinance COM
ing up for consideration 80.
Uncle" Jesse Knight planning
big electric plants .,s..,.,....12
Council session promises TO be
John strang dies at ST. Marks
Bids Submitted for new Jail IL
Body Of LOST, boy devoured by
wild animals. ..... ....12
Marshal Smyth talks OF Lcaven-
worth prison ...... .s,,.......l2
Sporting News.
Turf and Field club is organ
iEGU .,.... .s.,,.,,s...s....
Amateurs viii box at ST. Regis .
Judge Pomeroy arrives .....,,
Bicycle road race .,.,....,...... I
IIclcna defeats salt Lake,
10 J Observation-Disclosures. I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
LIE TRIBUNE HAS MORE PAGES.
MORE NEWS, is BETTER EDITED'

rs more reliable. and carries more adye-
| Using thsn any other paper between
oenEcr and San Francisco. 1t Is tbs.
mining authority, the classified medium.
| me real estate and department store de-,
lpendence-iD short, the Acknowledged
| StandsTd. Consequently. 1t ia read hy
| nloTe people, ard its readers have more
money TO spend than those OF any other
paper in Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
<LARGE DEPARTMENT
TORE GIVES THE FOLLOWING

||efinition of the ad fan, n suggestion on
Vle qualifications, with a litSe advice ap.
)ended, VIZ: Three parts common sense,
nree parts horse sense and three parts
lferary sense, When you find such
nan. employ him on the spot-take a
ease II you can. Go further II the said
nI q man won't come for five dollars per.
Ukretch a point and pay him six. He's
(Tluable-he's necessary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
Domestic.
Foreign.

Turnkey promises q aVcncc VIC
Tins Of Adana ma ssaCrcS ..
Foreign news in brief .......
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-13

phey will deliver the address on Fred
erick Douglass. The choir will rem
der special music at each service. The
Y. NJ. c. b. will appear in special
musical selection.
Let all members Of the Y. NJ. c. B.
come prepared TO finish up the $500
rally. after which we are prepared to
go into permanent organization of
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton.
In the evening Rev B. d. Dixon.
Evangelist OF the Central Missouri
Conference. NJ. f. church. OF Sedalia
will preach at 1:30 p. m.
The ushers will furnish you with
programs and assist you to pleasant
sitting In the church
The chorus OF 80 persons have been
organized and are now preparing to
lead the singing In the special two
weeks revival meeting to begin Sun
day. Feb. 2lst, and close Sunday,
March 7th. The Rev. J. c. c. Owens.
presiding elder. will assist the pastor
in this meeting.
A cordial welcome for all.
REV. A. NJ. WARD, Pastor.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-13
Calls Foot Jelly.

TAX four calfs feet, properly
dresst and cleansed. Put gallon of
water into saucepan, add feet. and
let III m boil very gently but continu-
ously until the liquid is reduced to
half. Strain 1t and let it stand until
stif. Then remove from it every bit
OF tat pouring cupful of boiling
water over II and placing a piece of
blotui paper on the top after you
haze AXE ii off TO insure it being free
rom ;rease. Leave the sediment be-
hind when YOU use stock. Boil the
ieet or seven hours.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-13

upon the founder and first bishop of
the African NJ. E. church at 11:0O a
m. Subject, Bishop Aliens Place In
History"
The Y. NJ C. B. will hold Memorial
services at 800 p. m. in honor of Lin
coin and Douglass. The Honorable
Lewis Of the State University at
Boulder will deliver the address on
Abraham Lincoln. Rev. A. C. Muir
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-13
Stuffed Mutton Shoulder.

Get the butcher to remove the bone
Spread the mutton on the table. and
season the inside well with salt and
pepper. Over It lay forcemeat com
posed of quarter of pound of
chopped pork. seasoned with spice.
thyme and parsley, or, if thyme is not
liked, marioram. Roll up the meat, tie
ii tightly round, and roast it for one
hour and quarter. basting it liter-
ally.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-13
sHoRTER's FIRST SACRED CON-
CERT.

1t has been many Sunday nlgnt
since Shorter A. NJ +. church was
crowded to the doors as was the case
last Sunday night when the choir rem
dered its special sacred program. II
was musical feast and everybody
has noted the wonderful improvement
in the singingfi since the advent of
Mrs. Eliza Dishman as cnor1srer.
"Immflamatus was so well rendered
that the audience was not quiet in its
appreciation. The readings by Mes
danes Stewart. Rice and Fife were
very appropriate and the buet by
Messrs Ward and Clyde Andrews was
a treat. A very impressive sermon
waz preached by the sings sang.
Mrs. Matte Overs of 2sls welton
street gave an after theater party in
honor OF Mrs. r II. George. Monday
night A few friends were present to
make the occasion one of joy ana of
memory.