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The Detroit times., 1909-12-31


AeDles-soc0Si per on. yiso0s bei;
pss.s-brtsd Lima, $40 ID.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ss.75g4 per
er: :!.,.,,-uom...,o~,, ,oo,.. A.,
yoIk st:t. Iss imssfE.s ZIG; Ssisi
cream; isg; SsSnSsH.ssI Ierey' q 81 ~;
Pc. S' ics iSs ssssi'
boz; ; ss:ss:. li'4sS5 ~ 1850 81
S crs:ssssssssHsHS Sus sctse1eo
Dbl u g ~. ~.
Dssse-Psrsians. ooes: yards. sac
% per Ia
heavy. ice lie IL
,,d r,Js-S5s% ~ ~. 1aeiso ID; CAL
ssiS: second pss6n<s: SS.St: strsiShS
.o!s:s @ bra bran q, SSaz "a
s Sns im iiaSi s0 Sfs ses ~
Es..S Hs1ais:.iix olsc 10 49,.
sos.: s.A rS pe So. cuH sssns. h ns.
house, 15c To-; redishes. hot house.
g .sSe dog; wa. beans, 1915 .o h.pps per
bard squash. &c 10: FLORIDA toms-
toes. sS.75G5 per s-basket crate. hot
house tomatoes zoo u.
gas sssss.So Dbl.
Grape Frmst-ss.so0sss box.
Hoaey-Fancy white. l5c per 10; am
Hay~Detroit shippers are payinE tbs
lots Q. b. Detroit; No. i Timothy,
G ii' ~. straw S7Sf'tc; wheat and
oat straw. ss.SO01 ton.
Hidss-Nc. j cured. .laxc: No. :
cured. llhc; No. : GCeep, l0c: No. :
iikc: KIP green. Ma. !. lac: No :.
ioxc: calf green. no. I, tic: No. :.
IsHc: calf cured. No. I. live: No. Z.
;iSSS.
Hickory Nsts--Nsw, u.so0i7s ou
Iimes-sl@L25 per loe -.
LeDons-Caltfornia. A1O goo ooA
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31

Immediately after The parents Il the
missing girl received letter yooter-
day. supposedly from the kidnaperss
Fehr who Is a cousin OF Alma, len for
Chicago and II IL thought today that
the little girl Is being held captive
here. ~ y
The Chicago police are making e.
traordinary efforts to locate the miss
ing girl. the $4,000 reward being neld
out TO them. Captain Of Detectives
Woods. who was consulted on the case
today by Fehr refused to say whether
he had seen the letter written tn tina
girrs parents or whether he had any
clue that the captors OF the child were
I'm Chicago, but Immediately after the
talk With Fehr he called IN two OF
his private men and sent them out 70
Run down n little theory" az he
put II.
Fehr said today that he would dou-
BILE the reward II he thought II would
make the police more active.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
NEW yoRK PRoDuCE.

NEW YORK. Dec, 31.-Pork-Firm.
Lard-Dull; middle west. spot Si2. A.
1885. Sugar-Raw. dull: refined, dul,.
Coffee-Rio No. 4, on the spot, sSs ~
try, 81 n7c. Dressed poultry. dull.
Live poultry. firm. Cheese-Firm: full
cream. specials. 17is a lsc; skins, spe-
Gals. 14kc; full skins, 5M6iac.
Coffee options opened steady. un-
changed TO points decline. Butter
Quiet. receipts ass. creamery extra
37c: state dairy. tubs, ESQ Soc; Imita =
ton creamery. frsts, 26M2Sc. Eggs
Firmer. receipts 3.209 nearby white
fancy. ga see; nearby mixed. fancy, 33
n 3ac. fresh firsts 10 n csc
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
VARIETY Oh BURLEsoUEg
Status OF Avenue Theater Figures In
Boy Smokers Case.

Truant Officers Grossman. Plies and
Ellenstine, Manager Drew. of the Ave
nue. theater. and a representative OF
the prosecutors office were In confer
ence. Friday morning, as to what
action IL to be taken with regard to
the boys taken out OF that theater for
smoking, wednesday. The matter
was finally put over until Tuesday
morning, when Il 10 probable that a
warrant will be issued for one OF the
boys. This will be In the nature of
a test case.
The question all hinges on whether
the Avenue is variety theater with
In the meaning OF the law. Manager
Drew insists that II is buriesoue
house and that. as such. Il II dis
tinguished from a variety theater. The
officers contend that the two words
are synonymous Judge Stein will
seek enlightenment on this point be-
tween now and Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31

yveasap Esiis Buryins Face In Pillow,
And Suffocates-

ae1xsd with n fainting spell. to
which she wss subject, Mrs. Theresa
HnnAn. 50 years old. fell on her face
ncruss her bed. early Friday morning.
a such . manner that her face was
hurled IN . pillow. When her daugh-
~. Mrs- Henry Csspary. reached her
uide. tho aged woman was dead, hav-
ing bean suffocated-
Mr.. Honan lived with her daughter
Il No. 5S1 Fortst- east She had suf-
fered from fainting spells. due TO
weakness OF old age. for some time.
Coroner Burgess was called lint de-
<1dod 70 hold no inquest
Coroner Bennett was ordered by the
hea1th board to investigate the death
o. NM. Susanna Kuczynski. rs years
o1d. o. No. $50 Riopelle-st-. who died
nnddenIy while visiting neighbor.
Dec. -. No physician was In attend
axce, DR. viertel reaching the house
lust after death occurred. Coroner
bennett readily signed the death GER
fincafe, after ascertaining that death
vas due to heart disease
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
New Years in the Postofice.

Postmaster Warren announces the
following ONCE arrangements for New
Years day: The money order. regis
tered letter and cashiers depart
rnents will be open from TO 10 a. m.
The general delivery and stamp win
dows will be open from to 10 a. m,
and from 20 p. m. The general
information window IN the main post
Office and all stations will be open
from 20 10 a. m.
Carriers will make but one delivery
trip, leaving their respective stations
at 1880 a. m. There will be one gen.
eral collection of mail. to include all
boxes in the city, commencing AZ 6 D.
m. but aside from this there will be
q collection In the downtown business
section alone at $40 .. m. All In
coming and outgoing mails received
end despatched ~ usual.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31

DETROIT. Dec sI--Ciose Liver
pool was O little higher. held up BY
ish ali week. The export surplus is
admitted TO be not more than 10000
900 bu, and there are dealers who
make IL 100000 less than this. Trad
ing In the American markets was
quiet and the wires brought in moth
ing OF importance. Minneapolis receipts
were quite large and milling demand
increase for the week and an increase
Is expected in the visible shipping on
Monday. The market on Friday de-
veloped nothing new or important; Dec.
but let go no fireworks. and the De.
troit market ruled very steadS until
near the close. when the Chicago Dec.
Set weakened. closing with decline
OF &C In all deals.
Wheat ouotations-Cash No. red.
:ist May opened sa ws,nout t enans at
and closed at 1921; July opened at
sI.05h, Iost Lc. advanced TO s1.o5L.
and declined to sI.o4h: No. l white,
Coarse grain quotations: corn--Cash
No 2, 63Ac: No. 3 yellow. car at
oats--standard. 1 car at axe; No. ;
Rye-cash No. I. 7sc
Reans--Cash. s2.05, January. s2.0I
.cloverseed-Prime spot, 40 bags at
1926. IL at IS: prime aisike. s7.s5;
sample. 9 bags at 81.
FRIDAYS receipts OF wheat: Mime
apoiis 405 cars: Duluth, IL cars. Win
nipeg 1875 cars: 81. Louis. 10000 bu.
Wheat EXPORTS this week from Ar
gentlna. $4,000 bu.
Visible supply or wheat In Argentina,
l. 4SO, 900 bu: same year ago.
Receipts I'm the Detroit market Fri
day. included ESQ bbls or -four. car OF
wheat OF corn, OF oats. and I Of
rye Withdrawals were sos bbis OF
-four. and $3.50 bu OF corn. stocks are
s6s.1si bu OF wheat, 2s7, s57 bu of~carn,
11O9s3 bu OF oats. 2.410 bu OF barley
and 1852 bu OF rye.
Weeks wheat exports: Australia.
$4,000 bu. India. $4,000 bu.
This years Argentina wheat crop is
figured at 49,. 500. 900 bu, against 1871. -
700 900 bu a year ago.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Friday. $4,000 bu.
Wheat in Liverpool closed hdAd,
and corn I'D higher.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
FIREMEN ARE SORE.
Pay Checks Held Up TIL Saturday
Other Employees Fare Better.

City firemen are sore" good and
sore" and there's reason. All
other city employees received their
checks for the last half OF December
before Christmas. The fremen had
10 wait. They thought that the
ghost" would surely walk before New
Years day, but again they are doomed
TO disappointment. for the word has
gone forth that no checks will be
forthcoming until Saturday. too late
to enable the firemen 10 stock mp for
the New Years dinner. City Treas.
urer Koch is anxious to have the fire.
men paid. but the fire commission will
not permit the checks To be given out.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-The stock
market opened strong and active with
advances of fractions to nearly two
points In a number OF issues. Rock
Island. Brooklyn Union Gas. Ches-
peake and Ohio and coppers were
prominent.
IL a. m.-Pronounced strength and
activity continued through the first
hour. Brooklyn Union Gas showed a
gain OF l-2 Southern Pacific was
particularly strong. crossing 1876.
Governments unchanged; others
strong.
Noon-Aggressive buying OF South
ern Pacific kept that stock the feature
throughout the forenoon, advancing II
to 1877 at midnight. The majority OF
the rest OF the list reflected the usual
evening up OF contracts at the end OF
the year.
Cd. m.-yigorous buying was noted
in many stocks in the afternoon,
Southern Pacific continuing in first
place. c. & o. was also prominent
This was Offset to some extent by
selling OF some issues. the tone In the
late afternoon being irregular.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
NEW YORK COTTON.
LIVE STOCK.
DETROIT.
Michigan Cestra1 stock Yards.

Michigan centrai STOCK naras.
DETROIT. Dec. S0.-Cattle-Good
cattle lower; others. ioql5c higher.
outlook higher for everything under
IS per cwt. Prices ranged as follows:
i,Ioo lbs, S5.5oQs: choice handy kill
ers. S475a5.25: light to good butchers
steers and heifsrs: 'sgtse; common
killer. es s.s e; sSs: sS eas to
butchers. and heavy sausage bulls;
s2sgas9 ,s9eks M,,e and c sesaer. siso
Ss5@so each. Veal caives-;Higher. IS
as.Se per cws; sheep and La s,,!
tvs and an sSess sS Sa % FAIR fair
$3.50 $50. mixed sheep and lambs. $500
$50 common fillfTs ISgSss ana eu anc
and fa; y Su !sseass"; light york.
ers and pigs, ss.4odis $50. Receipts:
Cattle. So, Sss; calves. sls; sheep 1910;
EAST BUFFALO-openi.g.
D%.nlss 4 stevens. Live s ssoe. Report.
pEfRoIT Pee cars s,spsS ics.
Receipts 70 cars, lower; all grades.
ssso6s.s5. sheep and Lambs-Receipts
20 es T.sr its.dy ssI. " %nss.r. sSS
as; ewes. s5.,5m5.5o calves-s5@ oil.
EAST BUFFXLO-Clcse.
EAST BuFFALO, N. " Dec. al
Y
az: butchers. s3.50as. veals-Re-
ceipts 500. steady; common TO choice.
$6.50d 100. Sheep and Lambs-Re-
ceipts 1000. steady: lambs. s7ns.75:
Canada lambs. ss.30Gs.s5: yearlings.
s6.50G7.50: sheep. S366. Hogs-Re-
ceipts $3.50. slow; pigs and workers.,
$3.50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Dec. 31.-Cattle-Receipts
5000. weak: beeves. s41097s0: cows
and heifers, 3265.50; Texas. s4d4s0:
stockers and feeders. S3@5.25: western.
NmS.16. Hogs-Receipts $4,000. weak:
light. Ss.05 aS.4e: mixed. $500 s.S5;
heavy. ss.30@S.65: rough. Ss.30ms45:
workers.. ss.30@s.4o; pigs. ss.2oas.f5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts TO- 900.
steady: natives. e3.s0m5.90; western.
western, Ssas.50.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 31.-Hogs-
Receipts. $500, market 5dtfoc lower: all
grades. $3.50. Cattie-Receipts cars:
steady. Lambs-Receipts 20 cars. 1856
top. Calves-Receipts 200 head. $1,000
top.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
M. J. THEISEN BANKRUPT.
Lumber Dealers Liabilities $223,o44;
Assets Small.

Michael J. Theisen. a former lumber
dealer in this city, first In his own
name and later as the Central Lumber
Co., has fled a petition in bankruptcy
in the United States district court,
giving his liabilities as $223.044.S7 and
his assets as only 3351.10. The assets
include an automobile Mr.. Thiesen
built himself. which Is put in at 5000;
1000 shares or stock In the Snake
River Mining Co., said to be worth
less; $40 in cash and one $40 share
OF stock In the Holmes Lumber e
Fuel Co.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
WOULD DODGE QUESTIONING.
Mouth Bend pair Explain Coming n
Detroit To Wed.

~No. this Is no eiopment. but they
AK too many questions down there.
Is we came here to be married" said
Isaac G. w. Staples, aged So. q con-
tractor from South Bend. Ind. who.
friday, took out marriage license
- the Wayne county building. With
him was Mrs Dora e. Jackson, aged
&c. from the same place. Mrs. Jack
non Is q divorced woman. They start
"a 10 take out license In their home
city. they admitted. but withdrew AT
fer the issuer started questioning
them They win be married New
Years day by a. Presbyterian minis
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
FIre poes $1,000 Damage.

Fire of unknown origin, which
started in the basement of the Bentley
Wall Paper Co. Thursday night. dam
aged the building and contents TO the
extent OF $4,000, but was checked by
some fast work by the fire department
before the flames had spread beyond
the rear Of the first floor.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
uosToN COPPER LETTER.

Heporttd lot TIC Times by Hdyden'
Stone a. Co.:
The Boston copper share market is
showing a fair degree OF activity with
prices we'll maintained. The features
have been Lake and Superior former
advancing 10 TN. gain OF nearly 3
points. There has been the usual ae-
tivity In Miami, which IL holding
strong around 26f- Arizona CONNER
cial and Boston Corbln. while reaction
airy I'm the early dealings. have been
we'll bought and show an advancing
tendency. There IL less doing In the
Industrial end OF the market, although
prices are holding well.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
SEEKS KIDNAPPED
GIRL IN CHICAGO
Millionaire Brewer willing. To Civ,
$4,000 For Return Of Alma
Kellner, Of Louisville.

CHICAGO. Dec. s1.--Frsnk Fehr.
millionaire brewer OF Louisville. KY.
who offered = reward OF $1,000 for the
safe return OF Alma Kellner. central
figure ID the now famous kidnapping
case arrived In Chicago today and
went into conference with the police.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
COPPER MARKET-CIo.e.

11A: Adv. So: Bay s. Gas. az Bos
Cons. 22h Bos. Ely. ~ Bos. & Corb.
23k. Butte Cltn., 2ss. Cop. Con. So.
G. & H. 6s5; c. Ga. losls: Cent. 3s.
liz: First Nat. ga. Gran. 100; Cir.
III: Gold. Cons. e. d. ~ Hans. 3ta.
Helv.. "a: Isle Roy. 2sis Kew Cop,
Mob. ss11; Mai. !; Miami. 27%; Nip.
1913: New. Cons, 27ia Newh., "a; n.
Butte, ts7s old Dom. So: Csc. is4: Par.
q; Quincy. 81; shan. IN; Sup. & r.,
Cup. e. r.. II: Tam, SO: Trim. II; Utah
Cons. 45iz OIL, 37tz: Refining. 81 - do
pfd, SO: Win, 10; Wolv, $50; Wyan..
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
MERCURY HUMPS UPWARD.
Warmer with Light Snow IL outloc
FOR New Years Day.


Warmer with occasional light SHOWS
a me weather outlook for New Years
day. The cold wave Is rapidly pass
ine. and though the mercury got down
% S degrees about 5 o'clock Thurs
day night n soon started on the up
ward climb again. A. Z o'clock Fri.
az morning tnc weather ONCE report.
"a II degrees and 'still going up"
.<rho ne has been general through
at ne country except In the extreme
|oout1ons<.
~ meteorological summary for the
ncnfn. which VIII be Issued BY the
<n1nef once Saturday, win show a
49, fomDerafure for the mouth Of
>1nt - Degrees. For several years
>1 - hos BEN the average mark
~ ucnf1. and sometimes IL has
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
CHICAGO GRAIN l.ETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig Co. from Chicago. Dec. 81:
There II Indication that interior mills
and possibly the east will be DRAWN. 4
on Chicago stocks OF wheat In the near
future: The bears attempted to make
wheat to come here. The wheat was
bought by the cleverest people I'm the
Chicago cash and milling trade and IL
the wheat were not needed here they
would not so out after It. Dec. con-
tract will be out OF 1.-The way today.
May wheat is : to &c under what cash
handlers were paying for hard wheat
In this market yesterday. With visible
stocks deere asing up to date and little
more than half what they were a year
ago, NC think investment buying will
come into the market on every good
depre ssion' and thet short sellers Will
fare no better than they have for weeks
past.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
TIES UP Ex-HUBBY's CASH.
Mrs> LILLIAN koenlu Employs Move
Method to Collect AIlmony.


Method to Collect AIimony.
A novel method OF enforcing the
'Doyuent Of alimony was adopted FRI
day By Attorneys May q Dingman,
xeprsssuting Mns. Lillian Koenig. who
un<ll last March was Lillian Biodgett.
Xhon her husband, Edward Blodgett,
.obtnined a divorce. he was ordered to
nay s. per week howard the support
q their three children, who live with
1ko mother. Blodgctt, who Is q travel
nh salesman for ID. NJ. Ferry q Co.,
- now sos behind. His employers
'owod him $100, and an injunction was
|onken out Friday tieing up this money
unk1l Blodyett returns to this state,
x1sro the attorney can get service IN
Alm- n was stated that Blodgett had
'ohrentaned to remain out Of the state
und have his salary sent to him.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
PRODUCE.

Commission men generally reported
:toeks IN az Line, 900 vel S e,esnsd up
over the double holiday. There was
very little poultry In. either live or
dressed. and the noors were cleaned
were unchanged; rabbits are In good
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creaneries. extras. 3Sc,
frsts, 35c; dairy butter. 24c; packing
stock 23c per Id.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. soc. Receipts on Friday. l65
cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO Dec. 31-Butter--Cream
cry. extras 3sc: frsts, 31m32c; dairy
extras. sic: firsts. CSC. Eggs-Prime
nrsts. 33c; frsts. 32c- Cheese-Twins
1si. "a 16Mc, daisies, 1914 m17c: young
Americas. 16Ec. Live poultry-Tur-
keys. tic; fowls. 14G14Izc; spring
chickens. Is y a. lfc ducks. 14d 15c;
geese. l0c.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
Markets and Finance

g. below the opening price May ana
July closed weak and lower In SYM
patty. Corn and oats also eased on
and ended at the bottom prices OF the
day. Provisions unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Dec, 31.--Wheat opened
fractionally higher with fair selling.
buying scattered. Corn trade moderate
with tone easier. oats steady. Patten
selling. and pit crowd buying. Pro-
visions easier all around
Noon-wheat advanced fractionally
all around. Corn and oats unchanged.
Close-December wheat slumped
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
Quotations by Hayden. stone 4 Co.:
Open. HiEh. Low. Close.


and Dec. ,i.siS: May. sisSH; July.
S1.o%k. corn--tash and Dec. sthc;
Nay and July, ssc. Oats-cash and Dec.
.. ssc: No. !. 7Sc. cioverseed-cash
and Dec. -: Feb. 1905: March. s910.
Prime sisike. IS. Prime timothy. 31.s5.
Butter. eggs and hay. unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31

supply and rule easy; dressed hogs and
calves are quiet at steady prices. pota-
toes are dull and easy, but the vege-
table list IL firm and higher on some
lines on account OF the cold weather.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
U. s. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. Stone & CO., 1lS-11s Griswold-st.:
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
sTRONGANO HIGHER
Aggressive Buying Makes II Feature
Throughout Forenoon-Touches
1877 at Midday.
\. \. sroCK NARKET-CIe.e.

Anal. Cop. seSs Am Z. q f.
Loco. siA: Am. smsIt.. iOsA: Am z.
At. 7. E d. w Sp y y Ann Ann, ca reo sH sa
Atch.. iat; b. q o.. lisa r. r. TT.
do pfd. los u; en-. 4 o.. 81 g: = o.;
W. ssN: g. ~. s. z. 49, C. ~ z
4 Sou. jsT: Coma. Gas. isO: Corn Pro-.
IS; d. q Hud., ass: d, = Rio Or. 81
scx: do Ia pid, I'll; Gen. Elec., 1854
CT. Nor. pfd. lisS: do Ore, siA; III.
az: Kan. 7 I. So. q; DO pid. :. d, P.
e; 'o* L; 4 n ls7S: n; N = =.
n =. Cent. IsSH n 4, Q. = W. tsa
r. R0l 4. isSSS: Psc. Gas Gas. iis: Pr. 81. Car.
y Read, III; Rep. T.. \ ST.: az do do
Sou. Pac., lss; Sou Ry. s3h do pfd.
!; Tenn Cor. 4oA Third Aye ish:
Texas. ssY. Union Pac,. 2o4A; Rubber.
So; Steel. 81: do pfd, las: Bonds. los
Utah Cop, 60A: Wabash. ~: do pfd.
So =: w. u. Tel. IL; West. Mig. SO.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

sEx dividend, 2 per cent.
Tex dividend. ] per cent.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. O, Dec s1;-Hogs---
grades. $3.50. Cattie-Receipts 8 cars:
steady. Lambs-Receipts 20 cars. 1886
top. Calves-Receipts 200 head. $1,000
The Detroit times., 1909-12-31

AppSes-soc0sl per pu. $4,000 bbi;
western box apples. S2.7ao3 box.
Beaas-Drted Lima. $40 ID.
Cshhese-si7s0s bbi
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-18
EXCELLEN 7
PROGRA N
GIVEN
AT SACRED HEART, COMPLIMENT
AIRY TO REV. USHNAHAN.
Large and Appreciative Audience at
st. Pstrick's Day ReoitsI-Many
Numbers Heartily Encored.

AT 1870 Tuesday evening the hall
OF Sacred Heart academy was well
filled with visitors to do honor to the
pastor of ST. Josephs church. Rev. z.
NJ. Cushnahan, and to listen to an ar
tistic program rendered by the stu
dents as tribute of respect and az
fection for one whom all regard as a
father and friend.
The musical numbers from the OPEN
Killarney sung by the juniors, to
the last strains OF the uounod number.
as rendered by the seniors. showed
culture and ability, while the solos OF
Misses Ragan. McNuIty and Stewart
were heartily encored. The violin Sc
lections. both ensemble playing and
single numbers. were samples OF pol
ished expression, little Misses Kuchler
and G. Malone being recognized Ia
yorites.
The class in expression formed a
pretty picture as the curtain rose upon
them with their snowy dresses fes-
TONED with Garlands OF exquisite Cal
ltornia smilax. sent for the occasion
unison of voice and gesture they mar
rated, to musical accompaniment, the
old yet ever pleasing legend OF The
Limerick Bell
Misses b. ONenl and Rouff mado
their initial bow as elocutlonists last
evening and very pleasing impress
sion it was
The national selections recited by
Miss Krauss and Miss +. MaginniS
were strong and well interpreted, and
both young misses are popular with
Ogden audiences.
The comedy monologues OF Misses
Cook and Malone captlvated all and
both responded with national encores.
The audience seemed thoroughly In
the spirit OF the young ladies who
danced "A Little Irish Jig. and ap.
plauded them heartily. This number.
as we'll as the Indian club drill. was
given under the direction OF the In
structor In physical culture, Mrs. Belle
S. Ross
AT the conclusion Of the program
Rev. p. NJ Cushnahan voiced his own
sentiments and the sentiments or all
present III well couched words OF APP
probation into which the nationa'
feeling entered, and the entire audi
ence left Sacred Heart declaring that
an exceedingly pleasant evening had
been passed in an entertaining and IN
structive way.
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EXAMINING BOAND
COMING TO OGDEN

j. o Matthews. chairman Of the ex.
aiming board OF the Union Pacific
Ioah' arrived from tho east yesterday
mornlng, IN advance Of the street cars
used Tor examining and demonstrating
purposes. The cars are now at Raw
ms and will reach Ogden the latter
part Of the month Chairman Math-
cws says Union Pacific employees are
generally securing a high rating OF
percentage, notwithstanding the rigid
examination made on the present trip
over the system.
on this inspection the cars will re,
main at Ogden from week 10 ten
days. and every employee In train SER
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
(Continued)
J. ]. BRUMMI

Either Phone ~, 1874 Wash. Ave.
RAILROAD LOCATION.
good fveroom house with pantry
,nu closet, located on Grant Avenue.
$500.
WASHINGTON AVENUE.
AN elegant hve-room home. toilet,
os'h and large basement. fine lawn,
n'ce trees. located close in on Wash
i"ston Avenue. only S2,250.
MOB HILL.
SUI have few elegant lots left
on NOD Hill. These lots are a great
emap' They are 5Gx137 feet to an
aHey. City water is laid in the street
III 'front.' Of them. Only $50 per lot on
ahy Kind OF terms at a low rate OF In
terest.
AN IDEAL HOME.
On Twenty-fifth Street, near the
sacred Heart Academy q new five
room. st Louis yellow buff brick cot
age with large rooms, finished in mis-
SION oak. fine imported paper, massive
electric light fixtures, fine porcelain
path' stationary wash stand. toilet.
not and cold water connections,
strictly modern and up-to-date in
every detail. The most attractive
feature about this home is the price.
$4,000, on terms to suit.
J. J. BRUMMITT
Either Phone III, 1874 Wash. Ave.
3-10-tf
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ROYAL NeIeHeoRs OF AMERICA.

Excelsior Camp No. S24o. meets
every second and fourth Monday even.
ing Of each month at the Eagles hall.
Visiting members cordially invited.
MRS. MARY DORA. Oracle 365
Twenty-second street.
JOSIE RHEA. Recorder. 25s 22nd ST