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New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS BIG
Collections for Current Fiscal Year MAY Ex-
caad Previous One by $4,000. .00O

Washington. oct. 1.-THE biz boost in inooms
from internal revenue continues. and the reports
receivad so far indicate the Treasury officials
,bst the internal revenue collections for the cur
rent fiscal year will exceed last years by between
80 oooono and sl5.OOoOoo
Since July l, the beginning o. me nov nsea 3e"I'
o,1octtons have aggregated S76,66O9S7. which
ts +. ,,r,r Of S3s73062 over the same period year
- 'Tbe receipts reported yesterday reached SSi4-
So9 20 i,crease Of Sl22 800 the corresponding
H., 81 last year So far this month the aesresate
reyenue has been $l2.5723s4. which oeats 'he sans
,norinf OF last year by 49l5,lY
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
EPOCH IN STEEL MAKING.
Open Hearth Product Erceeds Bes-
Semer for First Time Here.

Washington Oct 1Z-An epoch in steel manu-
facture was marked last year. when for the drsf
time in the history of steel making in the United
States the production OF open hearth steel passed
that Of Bessemer steel. The tonnage of both. how
ever. was much lower than IN the previous year.
according to report issued by the United States
Geological Survey
Iron production in 1900 dropped below that OF
the preceding three years. the total quantity pro-
ducsd being S5,ss3,S56 long tons compared with
81, ,79O61S long in 1907 The pig iron output the
lowest since 1901 was 15936Ols. as compared with
- 3 in 1907. and the steel output IAOs24T long
tons. compared with Z3S6259t tons in 1e07-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
STABBED ''MAsHER" WITH HATF1N.
East New York Girl Quickly Disposes Of Man
Who Insulted Her

Quick use Of long hatpin by Miss Marz1srits
lie Blanc. living New Lots and Fountain sv--
uues East New York. last night. put to flight
"rnasher'' who "pnked' twice. once through Tn.
arm and again through the face.
Miss lie Blanc walking alone through Foun-
tain avenue. near her home. when the man. well
dressed of dark complexion. and thought 10 be an
Italian walked up behind her. He put his arm
around her. and instnctively she used the hatpin
when the man away. A number Of persons
who were on the street at the time ran after him.
but he escaped after a race across lots and over
fences
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
ACTOR FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL.
Had Been in Paterson, N. j.. Several Months
and Was Known as Joseph WhseIock

Paterson n. J.. Oct. IA man whose name
Joseph WheeIock. and who said he an actor.
was found dead in Thomas ]. Quigley's hotel IN
Broadway yesterday afternoon. County Physician
Armstrong, after making investigation. decided
OF alcoholism.
Wheelock apparently about forty-twO years
OF age and fairly we'll dressed Letters found
in his pockets. many Of which were from well
known theatrical agencies. confirmed his own stats
ulent as TO his profession and TO
Wheelock, who represented himself formerly
connected with Barry and Fay and other comps-
nies. drifted into Paterson several months aga.
William F. Delaney. press representative OF ths
Paterson Opera House. says Wheelock a
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
FOR $4,000, 900 PLANT.
american Rolling MiH Co. Consider
ing Plans for Nezo Buildings.

Dayton. O.. Oct I7.-George NJ Verify. OF MID
dletOwn. president OF the American Rolling NH
Company. announced yesterday that the company
has decided plans for a plant to cost
100000. Mddletown. Hamilton, GAINESVILLE. CIevs-
land. Ashtabula and Toledo being considered as
sites. but Niddletown Is preferred.
The plant will employ 1000 to 100 men. and will
consist OF open hearth steel plant blooming uai
bar MILL jobbins mills plate mills and sheet mills
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
TODD TO TRY ASCENT THIS MONTH.
Plans to Observe the Planet Mars at Great
Altitude
TBy Teiegreph 20 The tribune J

Springfield. Mass. Oci. 17.-Professor David r
Todd OF Amherst College will attempt TO ascend
10 an altitude OF from TO ten miles I'm the
balloon Springfield from this city this month
Professor Todd said to-day that the observations
he would make OF the planet Mars should he Of
vast scientific value and would probably reveal
new facts concerning the planet
Leo Stevens will pilot the balloon II VIII ne
necessary 10 carry oxygen 10 sustain life At the
altitude V hch Professor Todd expects to reach
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
SIZES STATE FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.
Largest Amount Ever Asked for Forest Fire
Losses, It Is Said.

Malone. y y oct 17-Suit for the largest
.,,,,r, ever claimed in this state. it is SAID Tor
aaospes caused by forest fires has been instituted
&c, ls,.r,es II Turner. who asks $4,000 from the
Ds ,-,- q ottawa Railway Mr.. Turner's tract
ne" i,,ovvn as township 10. lies just north OF
OF Ianr' IsEe Fire alleged 10 have been startsl ; &
by a go considerable portion of the iores' t"o
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
DIED CHEERING THE PRESIDENT.

FL Paso. Tex, Oct IF. A Gurney. hfty-nine
years old. a hotel man Of CarrizozO. ~. NJ.
dropped dead last night while standing on the
street watching President Taft return from the
dinner in Juarez. Just Mr.. Taft came into
view the man shouted his applause and fell TO the
street. He died in few seconds.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18

government has not been $ prompt perhaps IL
might have been in Offering It's aid to reclaim much
OF the land Of the country IL Is now engaged in
that business in order that IL may furnish
example and model for those who are willing TO
put in further capital in order TO apply water TO
the land and make IL produce.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
At sanderson the President said

AS I look about scenes that have become
familiar to during the last three weeks, land
unOu which IL would seem impossible to produce
anything But l know YOU can ! know that there
animals that live that dust. I have
breathed the aIka dust myself so know IT -
palatabe.
NV friends this trip has taught me the enormous
energy of the Americans who have come West de-
termned to build M this country, and the sue
cessf results that have attended their energy and
enterprise are encouraging, and while the
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resolve, notwithstanding the guard.
anship Of the saints which she had In
voked, TO fall upon q scheme. II pos
sible, TO prevent the duel. With this
view she called sister Alice into q
conference, and their Joint conclu-
sion was TO make known the matter
to Mr.. Warden. But the Collector
had already gone abroad, and time
pressed, leaving but q few hours for
action. Their next resource was
Father Pierre and instantly upon
the thought of him, Alice set down
and wrote the reverend priest q let.
ter, narrating the brief story and
impl0ring bis instant intercesslon BY
such Offices as he might believe most
effeCtual TO Illustrate the purpose of
the belligerents. When the letter
was ready. Willy OF the Flats, was
summoned into the presence Of the
ladies, and was strictly charged TO
bic him with oil haste To Father Pier
res dwelling, and 10 put the mis-
sive into his own hands, as O matter
OF utmost Importance requiring his
Immediate attention. Tothis charge
was added q dozen alternatives
adapted TO every contingency Deepen.
dent upon Father Pierre's possible
absence or inability 10 act. Thus
commissioned, Willy. followed by
bis shadow, Wise Watkin, set forth
for the town, at rate which kept
the good.natured attendants In o half
trot.
tn IA rlnnA,nnad
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i. fies pounds % paper co.'s % %, what ID me
q Iftioois four-nfths OF tho cost or 4 woke Of
same rate7
n a lady bought q tract OF land Tor SOLO, and
eold thEeenfths of 10 10 Mr.. Jones, and two
tMlxdg O. the remember 20 Mr. Allen; what
was the cost ofwhAtremainedg
Divide 60 ten-thousandths by Is mn
ltonthA.
9 n . farmer ralsss 20 bu. q PIX. 2 at Of erai.ss
same rats on ~ Hcreaf
lfa map's wages arc ID the rate crSz6o FOR
= cay y " hours, what should he receive III no
works nom 1.Ab A. M TO 1918 p. NJ
What Il the area OF tho gable end OF 1
house a2n wide, the ridge being 10 n. higher
than the top Of the walI9
n How many yards OF carpet, three-fourths
I'd. Wide, VIII 10 require Is Carpet. iss,sth-
wtsos room a n. by 10 NJ
. What ID the cost OF pieces OF scantilng
IN. BY IN and 10 q. long, IL 80 per 1000 aq III
70 a street % n wide was payed with asp
nalts ~ - ctz per %. yd.; what aid ii coat "a
pave square 81 Fpda ionG1
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Language and Grammar

! Give the cases 81 the nouns In
the following sentence: Frank d
father IL q merchant. Name the sub.
ject and predicate also. IN
2 Write sentences usina the FOL
lowing verbs as direct predicasas :.
RIM. write. think. read. Write sen:
tences using the following nouns as
subjects boys. John, dog, wind.
3 Read silently The story on page
2S s. 5. Third Reader, then write
the story In your own words.
4 Write 9 letter 10 one OF your
schoolmates and address 10. ma
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u My barn cost $23lS, my house
cost 3 times as much, and my farm
as much az both, what was the cost
OF the house2 tie cost OF the farm?
q A clerk receives salary Of &75 q
month; hc spends $18 d month for
board, and 30 for other expenses;
bow much can be save In q year?
3 A farmer exchanges 20 bushels or
wheat al 81 cents q busheI for cloth
worth Fl 90 q yard how many yards
did be receive?
A Atype-writer earned 500 and gave
9Da TO the poor and spent 41I2 for o
dress how much remained?
8 Henry's father gave him 1854, and
bis mother gave him $751;; he then
spent ga; how much remained?
8 Multiply five and fve-eiRhts by IL
q What cost 81 pounds Of sugar at
81 cents a pound2
8 How much cloth will &4A buy. al
three fourths dollars per yard2
3 How many sheep, OF est each. can
be- bought for $9432
10 A man having $4,000, leaves bis
wife s4S00. and divides the remand
or equally among bis 6 children;
what does each receive?
Geography.
! How does the earth get light and
beat
2 What Is said about the weather
near the equator7 Give reasons for
your answer.
q What causes day and night2
A What seasons have We Name
some Of the plants ol the zone III
which We live.
s Give she boundaries d the Unlt !
sd States.
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JOHN PENDLEToN KMNNKDY. L. D. auth
Or was born In Baltimore, Aug he, 1916 died
Oct 70. 1870. He graduated at The Uniyersity
OF Maryland In 1871 was admitted TO the bar
In 1873 (; served In the Legislature In 1g20-al
member Of Congress Ib16-A2 presidential
elector ON the Harrison ticket IN 1870, and
was Chairman OF the HOUSE Committee on
COmmerce In Congress-, lell-2. He was again
elected to the Maryland Legislature and wns
Speaker Of the House In 1886 Was appointed
Secretary OF the Navy 1862, and aided IN ft-
ting out Commodore PerrY'a Japan expeai-
At HIS death was provost 81 the Universify 81
Maryland, vfee-preaident OF the Maryland
Historical Society, chairman OF the board %
,,seS ss,a tr .hs 81 p % ~ n sss..l
al Fund. Was the author OF several novels
and OF Q Life OF William Writ.
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lnent, calendar, nslnoglze, eonval sscsnl co =
sncate, nelemen1 Annually, receivable, boa
tSnssls; s0,ssolse ssmosphsSs hsInous secre
~ snzy{ n1afpRaAm1Ht separate, bahnv
hsvie aGA into syllab,aa ,,asr .naa,,. ara j..
diacritieal marks of yoWela ana coiison ants
s 3 ne eyoSs gsass cisss sospe
History a..'s. !. V
3 Relate what you eAn 81 sstslsmsnt u
Masyland' '7sl 'lS YFi'asT
a who were the purisans. ana WHARF a.
/ s ss;',s Re a,.s ..sss.,sn ana .s.,i.
!, Ten what you oan q the settlements DC
s A go, '''5s'3 's'' 4,
q. s-'
~ 4. man ~, PAD WI tona 81 hay and sold 4 cons
ss,a ,,' $500, 800 y ses.s I'M,
S0hnshsis OF nnples, hex ,.sss, Oe s.,s @
MARY haa "a. 40 49,. - "
. dress. and one-haif 81 ths fsinalssdsr ~ IL
bonneti how much then REMAINED! i'fa','
How much WIN IA loads 81 hay weigh. il
elghtlirninths cka load weighs $40 nnnnds9 h !.
one.iourth Of q drpyg "a aninala are cows,
aSs.s ". $3.50 = \. ntv - sne dfoveT
% minute, how many SilSns WIN Il pu nm
N M'Io minuteas ~ F (, F
Divide iM.sB py .07g11
Mr.. Peters cold 10 aszamtry stora 2B bu.
he Bought q Va, Of calico IT 81. 1 I'd. Is Va.
msuhlans ag Y css. IA; 20 "a camhSio, Ell 10
w. xdj whRt " SUI due Mr.. Peters on co.
4
~ ~. q minsk utviaed ~ w. 10 o.. ~ pvt. 70 gr
siseh rsesivasN ~ Row mncn aid
II go -. !.
fe5 rods long INA n F y ~ q 'Ana
- = 80 80 " s.ass
Reading Lesson maya IA FouTsh paaAa.
and lesson page 28 Fifth Reader. y
49,,
Ashl8A Akitnm sesaon ~ pages ~ A o.
aRammaf. 81
s,.s... - q. 81
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To Be Continued.
PUBLIC. SCHO OIL ExAMiNA-
TON QUESTIONS.
Third Grade.
Spelling.

y
knife, fruit, piece. wagon, figure,
neatness, walnut, chalk, August,
peanuts. whistle. library. strength.
Wednesday, pumpkin. eleven, vim
egar, milliner, deceitful, prompt,
neither, several, pleasant, banana,
studious.
Mark the vowel sounds and the
silent letters In the following:
cape, tube, hat, knife, skip, skate,
met.
Reading Lesson, page 104, Cyrs
Second Reader and lesson 1Ib, s. s..
Third Reader.
Mental Arithmetic, pages 20, 2b, 81.
Bird Grade Arithmetic.
] Add 1915. s142, 2bO5, 3O13, 27s.
43. 2O4O. 1894.
2 From 4O70i subtract 2O08O.
3 Willie's kite was up ID the alr
b36 feet; ~ then felI 1856 feet. and
then rose 26Qi how high was Il fhen7
/ Theirs aru 30 lea2 ID 4 luilos how
many feet are there III 1866 mIles9
8 a dfoyer sold herd of So cows
for 1890; what was the average
price per cow2
Language,
| Write answers TO the following
questions. Let each answer be q
sentence. What is your name?
Which are the summer months2
What are your studies at school?
Name the nouns 10 the sentences
you have written. Which are com
mon nouns2 Which are proper
nouns2
2 Write Authorizations OF; mister,
doctor, street, yard. Write the alb.
oreylations OF the days Of the week.
3 Read silently the story on page
33 Of your Language, end then write
the story Ia your own words.
"A Write q letter TO one OF your class
mates and address 10,
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Gsography

heading-Lesson page igz, Fifth Reader
MentaiArithmetic--Lesaon6 ., pages 100 a ioI
Geography. i
1 Relate the motions Of the earth.
2 What 10 meant by climate Z
8 Name and locate the zones. I
A Locate the cotton belt Of the U. g..
8 Name the New England States and
tell the chief industries this section.
9 Which 10 the chief grain market In
the U.S.7 ThecentFe Of the oyster trader
7 Name the chief products 81 the
Southern States.
8 In what general disFction do the
rivers OF Texas fiow2 Why2
0 What States are grouped around the
santhern part OF Lake Miehlgan7
10 Locate Yellowssons Park.
PhyaloIogy. ia9
For what purpose do We need food7
2 What ID meant by dfgestion7 or
. What purposes are served BY the eiEcuia-
4 what are tho purposes 10 ventilation
How 90 cold baths act ~ q protection
Grammar.
Name the properties OF nouns. Write the
plural Of Cargo, cum, witness, WsgcH-load,
2 Into what classes are adjsetiyss diviasds
De0no each class,
Name and define the GLASSES Of pron0uns.
Define transitiye and intganslslye verbs.
Regular and irregular verbs,
what's q partIciple7
. What ere the properties Of yerbsS
7 AnaIyze and parse the following sentence:
NY .ashes brought ~. ne some pipssppien whsA
Write letter 70 one Of your schooImatee
History.
Name the thirteen original colonies, and
tell when and by whom each was asttieds
2 ReIate the first permanent French gsstis.
ment Ia America.
). 8 Name some % the causes q the gsvOIu-
tionary War.
y. Where ana Chen did me asns Continental
Congress NEST
What Il said of tho Saratoga bafslssf
what four fhlngs did the Consultation a
the United Stsfea aeeOmpliah7
Relate some lmpoxsane events o. Madss
sons administrator.
Iislsts some lnporsant events a Jack
9ukNA a. Wfffskfatl0Hs
~. ", s.e where ~ sAs ras sslssraDh
d hslasA the establishment Of ssade rssA-
stgAz YsFn @NAns
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HeuBFhphys
! Locate the Atlantic slopo.
? What y . coastal plalns
SIXTH GRADE spellins.

Desperate conference, mogtise, academic,
grammarian, machinery, neRosiatlOh. Der.
huaaion, apOatEpphe, Wfttlaian, indiekiuent.
initerate, prominent, aufolnRie, c0nd0ienoe,
antlpodeg, poa9emsion, abeyMuoos conBcienti.
otHs similarity, economy. sos
Divide Into ayliablea, mark the accent, afl
lent letters, and give the diseFfM0al marks 0f
the following: evaporate, cancer. objective,
primary, advocate, decimal,
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IN. BY bin. and 10 e. long, az Go per 1000 nj. MI
70 Aasgeet % n wide was paved with asp.
naa.. q y ~. RsF z e. yd what aid u cost 70
Seventh Grade. Spelling.
salutary, eligible. vegetable. mirtle-
toe, etiquette. irritable, parliament,
4 peaceable, inobtgage, Contemplate,
i iuxuriant, practicable, conquest.
/ phthisic, apologize, transient, collie
Rian, parenthesis, exaggerate, trans-
parent, scrupulous, genealogy, syI-
/ logism, italicize, preparatory.
Gyllabify, Indicate che accent, ST.
lent letters and the dIacritlcal marks
o. the first ten words.
Reading. Lesson page 1872 Fifth
Reader.
Mental Arithmetic. Lesson 8,
pages lao and 141.
7th--Arithmetic.
l A book-keepsr has o salary Of
$500 Q year he spends rs per cent
for board, ID per cent for clothes
and books. and 12A per cent inciden-
tails; what can he save. In year
Q A cask containing % gal. 3 at.
lost 3 gal. B at. by leakage what
per cent. leaked Out.
3 A merchant sold damaged goods
costing 30 cents o yard OF 80 cents
what was the loss per cent
A Al debt of AfT19 IL ongos,rnsnluad
for SIS per cent What Il tha coIloc-
wbat ara shs ,,sco " r e,, usaSI uu
9 A note dated Aug. is. 1896. for
1895, WAS paid Dec. 30, 1909; what
was rae amount o. interest OF per
cent?
HOW many yards Of CARPET,
~, W 80 . Ut. ~. wles' WI earpas
XIV ,sa ~ 4 M et g = " ~
s..shr wsnse H s W. 1,s III;
4 s. z = 4 as' q g. :.
|ab II III ewE was s0ld I'M IN &a9h
what vac tl,a s,rsse ~ "a ~ k.~nal 81
loving ed lis. AZ ara h,,ahalY
re- VI, ~ N. 49,. 49,.
$500 = pe ~ ~. ~ nvnk snsvws
W. 1890 nhsS - ~ M Wnas wsis W
- - = = 100 Z. y I'M
y y men can NOW Held 10
ny ay wv y avrs wouiu y sAke y mow
l@ ~ a. :, = 'non ls'use y i1pot
~ MO loayes q bread, weighing6
n. sngn Goss w ~ w ,no nonr = Z, ~
each when -four Il worth S4.bO q bar.
rel
y.
~ aFssnmar ana oomposi''on'
q Mama and define tha rronars,aa
OF nouns.
2 Into what GLASSES are pronouns
divided? Name and define each claas.
a Mama the prenarsles ~ vayfa.
4 Wbat q an advarh ; ina whaa ~.
.,as A w. !. - - ypsD 1nsp nns
nsva .ha 800. y .,a~.s.. 7.
rrono,,r s WY. :" p'nk =
p
sAo 1I ~ pas n ~ lpalowa s'i
~ S'i hiacT shaa,,ss w wcri h hs 49,
ling faded into d dull brown. had
been refreshed by an enormous
patch Of the original color and bis
countenance was that Of the faded
part Of bis coat.
write 3 composltlonof abontluU
words on The Discovery q Amer
isa'
tsn-Tfilssory'
/ What parts on the American
Continent wore explored and settled
| by the English 7 Bv the French I?
q Halata tha aattlatnanAr n Macy.
| land " -
WA, ga -. -. h.,a Il.
1u1Nsn,1 shu 49, - uoau eno
isnS esw 49, ~ ; M a, u 80
w s y - ptosevunkp
2 heiate me eonoition OF tne c0un-
sry e. me cioseof me Revolutionary
War.
Relate the ordinances OF 1887 re-
fgrring 10 the disposition of the
Northwest Territory.
g Relate the ffmnortank avants ~
| Jelfaraon'a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
4 Whas ,vaa Aha Monvoa dcat~,ra9
- .1 :, ~. :. = !, 49, = 80
law ou shS Ohlsuu 5thtes Ae-
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FOURTH GRADE.

Spelling tunnel, injury, music
ian, genesis, foreign, lnackersl, fan
mel, bingham. hemmed, attorney,
described, predicate, century, dia-
mond, league, pierce, numerator,
ancient, anxiety, machine. deter.
mine. examine. sphere, citizen,
syllable.
Mark the vowel sounds. silent
letters and accent 10 the following.
cent, knob, refuse, waste, tunnel,
island.
Reading Lesson page 100, s. s.
Third Reader and lesson page 70
Fourth Reader.
Mental Arithmetic. Lesson 9, page
Al and lesson s page 81.
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ROB OF THE BOWL.
ALEGEND. OF ST. INIGo's.
By JOHN P. KENNEDY.
J. b. LIPPINcoTT COMPANY,
Publishers. Washington square.
Philadelphia. sept. q. 1903,


DEAR srR :-Rspiylng to yours OF the i7th,
instant. we would state that ali interest In j..
z. kennedy'n "Rob OF the Bowl Ii owned
by the authors estate, but we have had no
correspondence on tina subject for some years
and do not know whore 10 direct you. How
ever, the work Ia now out Of copyright. and
thero IL no reason why you might not re-
print II without permission.
Yours very truly,
J. D. LrPpINc0FT CoMpANY,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-06-17

These businesses OF lighting
Should be dispatched rs doctors do prescribe
Physical pilia, not 70 be chewed but swal-
lowed.
Time spent In the considering deada the
sHIRLHY.
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FrRrH GRADE. .,sasl,,nr.

Settlement. pbiaative,l treaty, diffarsne.
friendship, deciArntivas Vacancy. govern.
ment calendar, nnem0xize, convni sscent Ger.
tmeAte, Indictment, Annually, receivable. hou-
qnetfes tortoise. atmn9phef6 heinous. score
lazy cnsaki9gues hsirpraad aepaEasei bohav-
DIVIDE into ayllabias. marx scent and the
oiacritiaal marks Of v0Wel4 ana cQnsonanta
Of the allowing. pirate, nltIsefi. aoasjats ~.
nointe, circular, percoiats, 'iT FF'il.s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
BAPTlSMS IN ENGLAND.

The MiHennial star OF oct. ~. 1909
reports the following baptsms
Three persons we're baptized October
g. IN a brook at Bromsberrow Heath.
near Ladbury birmingham confer
cnCc). President l.. Il Durrant per-
forming the ceremony
At Bath CBristol conference) Satur-
day. October 3, a baptismal service was
held. when four candidates were bap-
tized by President L. a. Little. Con-
hrmations took place at the waters
edge.
4 baptismal service was held on sat
urday evening. October .. at the Hey
wood Baths (Manchestcr conference.
at which a number OF saints and friends
were present Five converts were hap
tied. the ordinance being performed by
Elders Amos \. Atkinson and James
"a. Bauksead. Three of the candidate
were from Bury branch. one from the
Haywood ana one from the Rockdale
branches.
In the Keighley branch leeds con-
ferenCe), October s. two young men
converts were baptized by Elder Moses
u. Watterson. Confirmed Sunday,
October 10, 1909.
A baptsmal service was held at the
Corporation Baths, Hanley (Birming-
ham cOnference). Sunday. October 10,
at which three members We're baptized.
the ordinance being performed by
Elders r. W. Brown and j. S. Parkin-
son. The speakers were Elders George
II. Lunt and President l.. IL. Durrant.
Combinations took place at the after
noon meeting.