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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-30
PROVO CITY I COUNCIL c ] ] n 9
F|yES1909 TAX LEVY.
Rate lis 17M Mills for City PURPOSES
An Advance OF One Fourth ..5
Mill.
ESPECIAL Correspondence


4 PROVO, July 0.--The city council
committee on finance, last evening.
brought in an amended report and bill
for a tax ordinance which was passed.
During the day the committee had been
busy pairing down the several amounts
of estimated expenses, and the levy as
smadefis 17A niills only an advance Of
"a mill over the levy of last year. The
levy for the various purposes Is as
follows:
Current expenses. mills; water
works, 2 mills; streets and sidewalk ks,
8 mills; interest on, bonds, "a mills.
library, ! mill; sewers and drains ~,
mills. ~ N
city Atty Thomas presented an opin-
ion from e. H.. Rollins & Sons to the
effect that Provo City has all ditionai
bonding capacity of ST I0047g for " NJ
terworks and electric lights. The nrrn
further stated tina t ioWi:.ig to the con
Sdftion of the money market y yyOuld
not care to bid on 90 year bonds unless
they carried. 5 per cent Interest:
The communication was referred to
the committees on waterWoflSs and cleo
trio light. and it is expected that ar
rangements will soon be made for
commencing work OF, one or both proc
SJeCls, v lI..f ( Lie tlliaI ECtilshtS " htiS
waterworks system and the constitute
ton of O municipal lighting plant.
s. Standard specifications for the con-
3struction of sewers We're presented by
Engineer Jacobs and referred to the
committee on sewer.
Councilman Carter called attention to
reckless riding of bicycles on the side
walks and the Injury to children re-
sulting therefrom and urged that
something be done to remedy the evil.
Referred to the city marshal. VI
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Weber Commissioners Notified!
Of5Increased Number of$Mut-
tons 8tobe Taxed in County.
OGDEN HAS BUILDING BOOM.
Dr.. Roche suffering from Blood Pot,
soli--Eairy Regulations TO be
Enforcc,I-NcwsB Briefs.
{special (.orrespondenee.l !.

OGDEN July so--Tf he > yebet courl-
ty commissioners We're notified yester-5
day by the state board OF equal izatl on
that it had added 40 per cent to tho
valuation Of sheer as returned by the
county ASSESSOR With the notice was
an explanation that the sheep In
speators found 2, 15o,ooo sheep in Utah.
while the county assessors found but
l,4OO, 600. This leaves 10000 animals
nnaccounted for. not taking into lc.s
count the lambs at all: ana this leads
10 the Increase in / he valuation by the
state board. taking the figures OF the
inspectors rather than those or the as
SCISSORS. :8
The assessment rolls shows AS ssheep
in ogden and l4.519 In Weber county
outside of Ogden, SO that the increase
} OF taxation in the count will NOT ~
serious. Si b
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FLOODS In SEWER CUT OFF
SALlNA WATER SUPPLY
lspecial co,rrespondence.l

---1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -, --F- .
RICHFDEDD, July 2S.-Eph Dastrup
of Slgurd has just returned from his
big ranch at the foot of Thousand-F Foot
mountain. near Loa, which he has re-
Gently purchased from his. brother Ole
The ranch contains 1 200 acres. 800 be-
ing seeded to lucern. which is now be-
ing cut and will yield q heavy crop.
Mr. Dastrup intends to. stock the ranch
with sheep and feed them on the place.
Salina seems to be the only town
in the county that suffered from
the effects of floods during the recent
rains. 1t is reported that the dam in
the Salina creek was washed out en-
tireiy the second time leaving the town
without drop of water for any ptir-
nose, y, SIS 1sls -.
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NIcciellan's symphony Orchestra.
,E..Leviathan'' restaurant, daily. $50
o 500. 40 performers. It's fine.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

BINGHAM AND ORLEANS MINING
COMPANY. Principal place of business
No. 70-Il Commercial Block. salt; i. axe
City, Utah Notice is hereby given that
at Il meeting of the Board Of Directors
held on the Gath day of JUNO. 1879 an
assessment OF five 90 cents per share
was levied on the outstanding caDtal
stock OF the corporation. PAYABLE on or
5beforetthc md day Of August. 1902. to ~.
w. Mente. President. ut 76-7l CONNER
ciai Block. Salt Lake City, and any stock
upon which this assessment may remain
unpaid on the End day of August. 1909.
Will be delinquent and advertised for.
sale at public auction. and unless pay
.ment is made before will be sold on the
BIRD day. of August 1909. at 9 o'clock y.
M, to pay the deltnauent assessment,
together with the cost of advertising
and expense Of sale.
VIM. s. BURTON. Secy-
Office No. 70-1l Commercial Block. salt.
Lake City. s. 35
Date OF first publication June Is 1903.
At meeting of the Board OF Directors
of the Bingham 4. Orleans Mining Com
pany. held July 20. 1909. the date of de-
linauencS of tllo5above assessment No.
1. was extended to August g. 1903, and
the date for the sale of delinduent stock
was extended TO September Q. 1909.
WADE LOOFBOURoW, Sccy.
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DEPoTI, 3. IMPROVEMENTS Z IA

OGDEN, July 30. The large corps Of
painters which has been working upon
the unicn depot building renewing its
outside appearance has about complet-.s
ed its labors The Immense building.
now presents a fne appearance an
has been painted throughout. This de-
pot groundssareS also in splendid shape
and very attractive. Numerous flower
gardens With designs appropriate to tlle'
Grand Army encalnpment have beer.
arranged by Gardener Neslon, Depot
MastersJolin Shields gives the Improve
sment work at the depot his personal
attention and is rushing The work to-
an early completion so that all the ne
proving will be completed before tho
veterans begin to arrive. 3s
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CHICAGO IN DANGER
OF GREAT FLAGRATlON

Chicago. July 3o,-The danger Of a
great confiagrat ton in Chicago is point
ed out by City Engineer John Ericsson
in report made yesterday to Com
missioner of Public Works Hanberg,
on a high pressure water system
The great fire of 1871 which destroyed.
II, $40 building in Chicago and caused
a total property loss of s16S, 400 O00 was,
the biggest in this country and Canada
between 1890 and 1906, but Mr.. Ericsson
Indicates that it is possible for fire
loss much greater now, He declares
that Chicago is iil-prepared TO pro-
fects itself The water supply Is In
sufficient and the buildings are such rs
you'd easily burn. +
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5DAIRYY REGULATIONS.

& OGDEN, July 90. Deputy state Dairy
Inspector Hansen isin Ogden for a few
days paying d visit to the dairynlen
of this section. and substituting cards
upon which the scores of the milk will
lie kept. While here he will make IL
number of tests and examinations. IF
the milk sold in the city is not up to
the standard the health department
announces there will be some prosecu-
tons 3i5 Sst 99
IS Considerable interest has been taken
in the state work by the local dairy
men since the numerous prosecutions
were made in Salt Lake City. A num-
Der OF the dairies in the county which
We're recently visited by newspaper
men We're found to be in good condl-
ton as far as cleanliness is concerned.
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.UTAH's PIONEER DAY q
! 8.s 10 YALLY OBSERVED

Besides the cities and towns already.
reported among those which observed
5Utah's Pioneer day with an elubor-
ate program are the towns and cities
of Hunting tom Logan Sixth ward,
Monroe. Draper, Fountain Green,
Pleasant Grove, Garland, ~ Mapleton.
3Circlepilie, Hooper and 1cowley, Nfyo-
ming.
= The day sWa Is pa trio ticall " observed
throughout the state. In most places
la@ splendid parade was the feature Of
the early morning followed by a liter
airy program. With sports in the after
noon and IA ball In the evening.
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LOGAN BRIEFS.

During the week Hon. David Eccles,,
M. Isl Browning. State Senator 81. Bull a.
len. Jr:, and William NJ. Howell will,
leave in the Eccles touring auto on a
tour Of inspection of the lands recent.
~ purchased by the Curlew- Pron1in-.
tory Land company In Boxelder county
saturday and Sunday, July 81 and
Aug. Is, the regular quarterly confer
ence or the Cache staketwill be neld
The tabernacle choir which took an
outing to Bear lake has returned haS-
ing had a pleasant trip
Mr.. 70. P. Bacon had the misfortune
Of drowning one of his horses while att
tempting to. cross Logan river near&his
camp In Logan canyon on Tuesday
The state butchers and grocers wllo
are holding their annual convention in
Logan viii conclude 1T tonight by a
banquet on the tabernacle square One
of the features of the convention is
the presence, of u; r. Newberry3sof Los
Angeles, president Of the Pacific Coast
Retail Merchants, He gave an inter-
iesting talk before the convention today.
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HYRUAi BRIEFS.

< The first crop of alfalfn this season
was harvested liz good condition and
averaged two and onc-nalf tonssof the
finest quality hay per acre,
4 About one dozen Japs, who had bar
gained with farmers to attentsto their
beet crop. decamped unannounced! late
IN. much to the regret OF several ner-
camille firms and saloons. where they
left open accounts
The harvest Of dry farms has Just
commenced and gives promise Of an
average yield entirely voiil of weeds.
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NEW BIsHOPRlCs FOR
WELLSVlLLE AND MILLvILLE
(speclal. corresportdelnce.1

-ft Y SpeCilllAO
FL WELLSVILLE. Cache Co., July 27.,--.
At a conference of the HYrum stake of
Zion, held last Saturday and Sunday
here at Wellsville, the bishopric Of
sWellsville ward WAS reorganized..
Bishop Evan r. oven, together with
his counselors w. H. barley and Heber,
Parker, was honorably released with
a hearty vote of KID thanks; for their.
slabors. and Franklin Il. Gllnnell was
chosen as the new bishop with Peter
NJ. Maugllan as first and James A..
Leishman as second counselors. Elders
SRud ger Clawson and George r. Rich
ards or the Council of the TWelye, were
present and effected the reorganiza-
ton. b
Immediately after the meeting at
Wellsville, Elders N,fawson and Rich
ards went to Millville. where a new.
sblschopric was installed, James Jensen
being selected as bishop. with Fred r..
Yeatcs and orson Olson as his coun-
sclors.
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DISTRICT COURT.

PROVO, july Today was the date
set for sentencing Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore. convicted a few days ago OF a
statutory offense. The attorneys ar
sued on the motion for a new trial OIL
the plea that the marriage Of defends
ant was not Sproved. Judge Booth took
the matter under advlsement until Sat
urday sj
The following orders have been made
in the Fourth district court:
Utah Esneralda Copper company VS..
John A. Pace: continued for the term.
Frank Clark VS.. James NJ. Neal; 80
days additional given to file answer
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PROVO NEWS NOTEs.

PROVO. July 30-SeNeral grass fires
have occurred this summer and called
out the fire department. The last was
yesterday at the corner Of First Norti,
and First East street, near the Baptist
church.
r, j. Dugdale has returned from his
trip to the Yukon Alaska exposition.
He. reports a very pleasant visit.
Mrs. j. s. Petersen of the First ward
is suffering from the effects OF a severe
partilytic stroke.
The Hines Meat & Grocery Co. in
west Center street has been bought by
Sutherland brothers. Henry, James and
Fred
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-30
A C.DOMESTIC SCIENCE
WILL Be BEST IN WEST
Head of Women's DEPARTMENT Arrives
Ss$ In Logan from Columbia
University.

LOGAN, July 2s. miss Ellen Hunt
3ington $the new director OF domestic
science at the state agricultural college
is now / Logan and has been spend :
Ing this week looking over the college
3eqliip,uent and the needs of her de-
'partinent.y She is Very favorably inn
pressed with Logan and the college.
Tine time between now and the: date
school opens viii be used In directing
the placinggof the new women $ build
ing@it, shape for the reception OF the
Students. Miss Huntington is just
from the Columbia university where
( sils took her "a. NJ. degree and with
her wide range Of experience promises
to place this department of the Stat.
Industrial school on the high plane os
efficiency. making the department the
best in the entire west.
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SCHOOL BOARD NAMES
TEAC HERS FOR HYRUM
fsneclal correspondence.l 5.

\ HYRUM. Cache Co, July ss.-The
board of. education has engaged the.
following to teach the schools Of this!
city 5uring the ensuing year: r. o.
Nelson, principal; Hugh w. Adams,
Jennie Christensen. Katie Liljenauiist,
Mary 4 3asto: Esther Nilsson. Iettie
Sorensen, Marion Peterson, Emily OIL,
sen. August Clawson and Margaret
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-30
THE UTAH LAKE QUESTION

a PROVO, July 3O.--The following reso-3
luton has been passed by the Utah
lake commission:
a8.'That we cordially and heartily APP
preciate the efforts of the reclamation
service in trying to ameliora te our con-
jditions: II some scheme can be devised
5by5swhcll4the thousands of acres of
land now submerged by the high wa =
tiers of Utah lake can be utilized. our
lands be drained and thousands of
acres of other valuableSland reclaimed
by the use of that water. We desire
Mr.. Hill,4if he has an opportunity. to
inquire of the secretary Of the interior,
whether any Of the reclamation funds
can be used for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the facts to- aid us in ascertain
ing howsswe may be able to accomplish
those very desirable results. =
"A Messrs. j. G. Hill and ]. L. sI.ytell
of the reclamation service have made
a partial examination of the lake. They.
think. however, that no action will be
taken until such a time as the land
owners can decide on some plan of
united action IN regard to the land
which will be benefited. At present
there seems to bes,a division of senti-
ments as to the best plan TO pursue.
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.PAVvNED SHIRT TO GET CAR
FARE TO SECURE WORK

New York, July so.-The body OF q
man who pawned the shirt off of his
back to get carfare SO as to obtain
work. awaits Identification in the
srnorsue. With his coat closely but
toned about his shirtless body, he went
to work as a. window leaner and a few
minutes later fell from a third-story
window which he was washing, to the
yard, and was killed.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after August LIST excursion
rates to Lagoon and return from all
stations on the Salt Lake & Ogden
Railway Will be so cents for adults
and 25 cents for children between the
age of years and II years.
The tickets that have been furnish
ed to excursion committees to sell in
advance during the month of August,
at the 25-cent rate, will be honored.
as heretofore.
Salt Lake & Ogden Railway Co
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a GOLDEN !. NEEDING.

means thar; man and wife have lived
to a good old nEe and consequently
have Kept healthy. The best way TO
keep healthy is TO see that your liv-3
er doss les duty 3G5 days out Of. 1855
The only way to do this Is to keep Bal
lard's Herbne in the house and take It
when eyer your liver gets INACTIVE. so!
cents per bottle. Sold by q. G.. NJ. l.
Drug store, III and ia South Main ST..
Salt Lake City, B
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SPANISH FORK BRIEFs.

Is The school board has been reorgan-
lied. 4
Ground has been broken for the new
school building to be built here The
location is fine one on Main. Ohran
& Field of Lehi are the contractors.
The building, when completed. will cost
sac, 600 49,
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FIRE STARTS I'm DRUG
STORE AT SPANISH FORK
Especial Correspondents.

% SpecIaT7 Gurrespuhdence.J g =
Il SPANISH FORK, Utah Co., July 2s.f
The city Drug store had a fire scare
July "a. In some unknown manner
a fire started in the basement of the
store in the afternoon. and but for the
quick work Of the fire dera rtnnent. the
loss would have been great. Estimat-
ed loss, $500.
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SUFFERING FROM BLOOD POISON

OGDEN, s j uly 80. AS the result of Il
slight scratch upon the leg, ,Ehich oc--
Cured q few days ago. Dir. Francis p.
Roche of this city is ritically Ill from
blood poison and It is feared that he
cannot recover. The wound was not
deemed serious but blood poison result
ed and since the virus has extended
throughout his entire system. Yester-
day the patient y was considered in a.
critical condition with the chances
against his recovery. We
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-30

The meat TO eat-that CAM be beat
That makes you. smile when er you eat
Is that by the Inter- Mountain Packing.
Co. packed, VI "a VI
The meat that by. Uncle Sam is backed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-30

Eyerybody's friend DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil. Cures toothache. ear
ache, sore throat. Heals cuts, bruises.
scalds. Stops any pain. vi u
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e CoNrENTED WOMAN.

is always found in the same house with
Ballard;s Snow Eminent. 1t keeps every
member OF the family free from aches,
and pains. 1t heals cuts. burns and
.iumbago and all muscular soreness and
stiffness. &c, Soc and $1.0 a bottle. Sold
by z. G.. NJ, I. Drug Dept. liz and .l14
South Main Street. Salt Lake City, 3 e
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TO ADVERTISE OGDEN CANNON.

OGDEN, July 30.-A movement has
been started by the local post Of the
G. a. r. and the Weber club to have
some of the moving picture represent,
campment to take some pictures of the
Ogden canyon from an open street car
Every concession possible will be Of
fered the film. men by the sta car
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-30

Etching. torturing skin eruptions
sdisflgure. annoy; drive one wild:
lasting cures. Fifty cents at any drug
store.
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saltair .a'Lcviathan, Restaurant.
Serves the best of meals at city
prices. ASK for anything"
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a Wholesome / Tonic

A Wholesome Tonic
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
fl Quickly relieves that feeling Of ex-
.haustion due to summer heat. over
work or insomnia.
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Saltatr "Levlathanp Restaurant.
Serves the best of meals at city
prices. ASK for anything
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company to insure good pictures. Tho
great amount of advertising Ogden
would receive from the showing OF ths
lis apparent.5 II "A
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a Swim at saltair-It,s Glorious.
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wHITE- BIRTCH WEDDING.

. sPOvO, July 30.--Kerby r.. Britch of
Lancaster, Ohio and Bessie White, of
Springsille, have obtained a marriage
license.
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DEsERET EVENING News FRIDAY JULY 80 1909


Tho News IS delivered by ca srier
every night {Sunday excepted at %
complaints should be made TO n.
Dugdale.s agent for Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News. Orders Talk
en- for Church Works. r esidence 3ss28
North Fourth West. IssS
Carrier east side Of Academy Ave
Bell 2os red. 4. s.5 Fgs
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave-
Bell 50 black.
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!. A Swim nt saitair-It's Glorious.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-15

LONDON, Feb. ia ZOO
year-old turtle walking In his
sleep is the cause Of the latest up
heaval at the Geological gardens.
Last September Methuselah. the
elephantine tortoise, aged $50,
and Henry, also elephantine. but
only 200 years OF age, were tucked
up among the hot water pipes for
their six months winter doze.
Methuselah went off at once in a
dreamIess slumber and has not
stirred since then.
Henry, being more youthful and
fractions, could not set
tie down at once to calm repose.
He had been very popular all sum-
mer at the zoo among the visitors
because he allowed himself to be
looked at without scurrying off to
hide like Methuselah. The atten-
tion he received perhaps affected
his nerves.
The sunshine of a few days ago
was too much for him, and he had
an attack of somnambulism and
left his warm bed, wandering off
a mile or so, and settling down to
sleep in another spot. When found
he was removed to his proper
place, but three times since then
he has walked In HIS sleep.
AS a chill might prove fatal, b
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-15

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 15.-Jim-
my Clabby, Milwaukee boxer. is
touted as the next worlds cham
pion welterweight.
Although but 10, Clabby has
fought some of the best men of
his weight in the business, and has
a fine record, most Of his fights
ending in knockouts.
Clabby lost his first fight this
winter, when Jimmy Gardner,
welterweight champion, gained a
decision at New Orleans after 20
rounds in which Clabby carried
the mixing to his more experienced
Opponent in every round.
When the referee gave the de-
cision to Gardner the crowd
chased him out of the ring and de-
manded that Clabby and Gardner
be rematched. They fought two
weeks later, and again went the
limit, the verdict being a draw,
although tho crowd thought the
Milwaukee boy entitled to the de-
cision.
In his last two fights C1abby
beat young Erne" in six rounds
and fought 20 rounds to a draw
with Mark Anderson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-15
Y. N. C. A. BOYS
GIVEN BAD
SCARE

In the city basketball league,
the Y. M. c. A. leaders had an
awful scare Saturday night when
Falkland academy went after
them and In the first half had the
score "a to Is in favor of the
Lutherns. The Y. M. G. A. boys
braced up. however, in the Sec
ond half and finally won out by
81 to 6, thus maintaining Their
lead at the head of the column
with an unbroken line of VIC.
tories.
In the curtain-raiser between
the scrub teams the Falkland AGA
deny won "a to IT.
Puget Sound university go
away with Whitworth in their pas
ket-ball contest Saturday night 81
to 81 and the second team of the
Methodists rubbed 1t in on tn,
Presbyterians by trimming the
second team up &c to o..
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LEGISLATORS TALK TO
DEAF AND BLIND AT 4
VANCOUVER SCHOOLS

VANCOUVER, B. c., Feb. Is
Senator Pliny L. Allen of King
county, Senator A. B. Eastman of
Clarke county, and representative
w. M. Beach of Thurston county,
visited the state schools for the
deaf and for the blind in this city
yesterday afternoon and were
guests of Supt. Thomas P. Clarke
for dinner. They visited both
schools and made speeches to the
students. The blind pupils heard
but did not see them, while; the
deaf pupils saw but did not hear
them. One of the teachers inter-
preted what was said as rapidly as
1t was spoken.