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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-02-10
Farmers Institute, Tuesday & Wednesday, March l. 2

A. w. Trettien, l.. Z. Akeley, o. G.
Kellogg, G. W. Thompson, Genevlvs
J. Blair, Fl. e French of the medical
school and Deao Thos. Sterling of the
law department.
There was q large and artis;ic
variety OF floral offerings scot by differ
ent organization. clubs. and friends.
Aside from individual gifts there we re
the following tributes:
Elk Point business men, wreath; A..
o. U. w., emblem; M. w. A., cut flow
ers; 2. e. O., cut flowers; Ladies' We'd
nesday club, boquet; w. G. 7, T., cut
flowers: Ladies' Union, cut flowers;
High School SophOmores, wreath:
Spring field Normal, emblem; Aberdeen
Normal, emblem; State Board OF Re.
gents, wreath; Clay County Bar Az
sociation, wreath; Faculty of q. S. D.,
boquet: Minnshaha Bar Association,
boquet; Farmers ndMerchants bank
OF Alcester. cross: S. d. Bar Association,
boquet: Y. W. G. A., cut flowers.
The bearers were J. l.. jolly OF Ver-
million, Judge I. w. Jones of Sioux
Falls, Fl. NJ. Wallace, a. O. Ringsrud,
l. l.. Nichols and j. l.. Reid of this
place.
The following state and educational
officials were present at the funeral:
Gov. r. S. Vessey.
Judge E. q. Smith OF the Supreme
Court.
Judge Jos. w. Jones OF the Second
judicial Circuit.
President F. B. CAN'T, State Univer-
sity.
President r. L. Slagle, State Agri-
cultural College.
President Geo. w. Nash, Aberdeen
Northern Normal.
Pres. G. G. Wenzlaff, Springfield
Normal.
A. Norby, Sisseton, T. W. Dwight,
Siouy Falls, A. E. Hitchcock, Mitchell,
members Of the Board Of Regents, and
1. d. Aldrich, Big Stone, Secretary.
DR.. and Mrs. L. c. Mead, Yankton,
State Hospital for the Insane.
A. N. Cook, Verm.lllon, State Food
Commissioner.
The following ex-ofiicials and other
friends from out of town we're present:
e. E. Collins, vermillon, Ex-State
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
John Briggs. Albert Dahl, County
Commissioners.
Joseph E. Johnsoa, Sioux Valley, Ex-
County Commissioner.
O. E. Lawson, Big Sorlngs ExStaie
Representative.
J. F. Larson, Big Springs, Ex.State
Representative.
}. T. Webber, Richlaud, Ex-County
Treasurer.
Henry lsaish, NJ v. Seamonds,
Abe Strobel. Henning ShOulberg, John
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Palm,
Boyson Ross and daughters. Robt.
Ross, Akron, Iowa.
J. H. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Tilton, Mrs. E. w. Sargent, J. C.
Payne, Vermillion.
A. M. Anderson OF Ssurgis, member
OF the Board of Regents and Pres. Chas
II. Fulton, Rapid City, State School Of
Mines, arrived too late for the funeral,
but in time for the burial ut the GENE.
terry.
Mrs. w. II. Farnsw orth, Gene Sever
son, Sioux City.
l.. T. Kenney, P,of. A. B. Maynard,
T. j. Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Ring, Mrs. Helen Finnie, Hawarden.
A. P. Johnson, A. o. Of.lfd,
Alcester,
John Finnie, Virginia township; e.
T. Valin, Lennon; Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Halliday, McCook.
A. w. johnson, Sioux Valley; j. Fl.
Voorhees,, Sioux Falls; A. Fl. Orvis,
A. Hasson. YauktOn.
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Sunday Notices

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Preaching at 1920 q. m., Sabbath
School at As q. .n., Christian En-
deavor 6:30 p, M, Preaching 1880 p. m,
Junior G. E. at the church at 3p. m.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Public worship Q; 1890 and 1870. with
preaching by the pastor. Morning
text, Psa. 37:3 "Trust in the Lord and
do good Evening text, Mark 1887 b,
"And the Common People Heard Him
Gladly Bible school at ll:30, Prayer.
meeting. Thursday evening, at 7:3O A
CORDIAL invitation IL extended to all.
NJ. K. CHURCH
The following services will be held
Sunday: Class meeting VI 10 .. M,
preaching at 1870, Sunday school at
HAS, Epworth League q $50 p. m. In
the evening, tev. A. G. Shepherd, dis.
trict superintendent, Will conduct bap-
tismsl services. This viii be a great
meeting. Be cure and be present
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-02-10

A Detroit press dispatch states that
the author of "Goo-goo Eyes" has just
been committed to the poorhouse at the
early age of &c. This ought to be great
and terrible warning to all aspiring poets
who have any leaning in the goo goo"
direction
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-02-10
THE COURIER
published on Every Thursday

FURNISHED on Every THURSDAY
BY CHAS II. BRUCE
The COURIER is mailed regularly to its sub
scribers until definite order to discontinue is
received and all arrears are paid.
Entered nc the Post ONCE at Elk POint as mail
matter OF the second class.
Subscription Price, per va. .....SI.5O
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The following bills were allowed
during the session:
Belle FOurche Bee, estray
paper. ....S so
Beresford News, printing. 90
Briggs, John, regular session
and mileage. 49,. 10 30
Carlson, Mrs, poor relief. ..... 10 90
Dahl, Albert, regular session
and mileage ........... 30
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-02-10

Ellsworth, Chas, poor relief. 90
Elk Point Telephone Exchange
telephone service. .......... 10 40
Ellis, J W.. fumigating ard
material .............. 10 so
Goss, Mrs Mary, washing for
jail.......................... $50
Hongslo, Erik, poor relief.... 10 90
Continued on Page CD
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The balance of the day was spent in
allowing accounts.
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(Jortiebuns folgt.)
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0fr,n es;n, IN e,,r % M m

2lnna Sing an Sun 3. u. go. ]
81, 900.
Dieielbe on g. 8. Rembolot; $3.50
Scbn 8amberg an Rpbert !. Gre.
Zap; 1854.
u. 6. pierion an Meitern uno Sou
tbern 2ife Sninrance 60; $1,000.
Wlorp 9. Rufen an Some y. II. =
u. 60: 1000.
Willidm aubnell an procioent q
.. & =. Co.; 81 300.
Slcrenet y. pfdu an philip Ste!n.
meb; $40e.
Gbas. g. Goobe on Crmonoe 9. IL
9. Co.; $500
Wiinnie stBinann on Nm. Rib
mener; $3.50.
s. 6. Ntuferais ali 2ion SO. / z,
II. .. Co.: $2500:
Gona If. grolpnc an Stanboro Oil
Co.; $3.50.
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A. SCHUMACHER l. CO.,

mtr 9enoarmerie aommanoo Elm.
Sn benz bienitlihsn 8srihte beibt ss:
Im Siterionntas peranitalteten bic
gduern DdbreHb Der Jriihmefie bas
betannte SiterihieBsn DOR Der airhe.
Der pfarrsr foroerte bic 8ausrn ouf,
oas ShieBen ein3uiteIleu, ba IS bic
gottesoienitlihe 5anoIune fore. Ia
Die gouern Oer Qufforoerung bes
pfnrrers nitt jolgs IsiitstsH, fpanbte
er iih an ben 9s3irtsoorituno, Der aft
8enoarmen eutienoete, um bsugauern
bic ShiebDaffen ab3unshmen. gtls
Die 8enoarmerie Yatrpille DOR Der
Sirte erI6ieu, tpuros iie BON ben
gauern nit Steinen belporfen. Drti
9enoarnen ipurben bierbet Ieiht r.rs
Iest. Die 8enbdrmen saben bierauf
mebrsrs Sbiiiie ab, bur6 be elm
Bauer ihtper uno Stpsi Isi1t perIsbt
ipurben. - 9as asramsr 9snbars
merle aommanno sntiuuote nod am
RahHittag ben GenDarmsrie Ritts
meiiter Wii3Ier unb einsn 6auptmanns
Nuoitor bebufs einIeitung elmer llns
teriuhung mad Yreeraba. Die leitt
Berlesten tpuroeu in bduslihsr pflegs
belaiien, Der Shptrpsrleste tpurns in
oas Spitul Der garmbersigen Sdrpss
tern nah gsram iiberfiibrt.
ginbruds Diebfta6f in
8intopiei. Sn Der 8uhbanblung
Reid in8iutopici puroe, pie pon bort
berihiei tpirb, Elm ginbruhsoisbftabl
periibt. 9en 5bdtsrn iisl.n Si,mpsl,
gritfmdrisn, DehieI ufp. i'm W.rtbe
bon 1000 81. in bi, 5Gnbe. Don ben
2bdtetH feblt jebe Spur.
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Grunoeis.utbuns S5gpotbeieH.
Reue Sppotbeten.


Grsb. 8uItemensr an Ssnate 8. u.
g. u. Co.; $4,000.
SamueI 5rancis on Peoples 9. IL.
g. u. &c.; $3.50.
Settle &. 5oipoon on Supr.me 6. II.
9. Co.; $1,000.
gbomas Terrell an Ct. Bernard 2.
II. y. u. Co.; $500.
2ouiia 9ogt an Ct. Bernard pros
greFiDe 9. II. 8. u. Co.; 81 300.
Gotbtrine R. W.inman an SiIsbal.
8. II. y. Co.; $3.50.
5ottie 3. pierIon an Somsitsao 9.
Il. g. Co.; $4,000.
Wiurp Wtgarthp an Ssnut. 6. IL.
.. u. Co.; $1,000.
Retpbolo g. pisrion on aopanee 9.
u. 6. Co.; $4,000.
Soispb 8eraei an gnterpriie 3. II.
6. Co.; $4,000.
Rt6arb Gummat on benielbsn gaus
Oesin; $1,000.
q. 6. pierion an 5itls Guarantee
& 5ruit Co.; $1,000.
faiherine 8. auhneu on Silperton
3. II. 6. Co.; ST 800.
emma g. 9crbon on Sune Ctr.
9. 9. II. 6. Co.; $500.
Mortin 5ra3ier an 2uep 6. Sad
ION; 5000.
auron aub an gbas. 6. WaIsr;
$45O0.
ehas. 5intIsp an aOdlanb 3. II. 8.
Co.; $500.
aouiie 80. Jrub.r an prODiosnt 9.
9. &c 5ruft Co.; $4,000.
Rancp u. Sprton an u. Bla3isr; ;
81 900.
gfas. Sdieur an maarp G. 9opl.;
$1,000.
Jrsb. gultemspsr on Sobn 5.
5arlotp; 5000.
GIfe 8. S6mibi an 4sn.s 2pnst.p;
$4,000.
DieIelbe an g. SO. Cooper; S425.
4gnss S'9rien an Soutbern Ohio
g. II. 8. Co.; $500.
Y. Y. Ti1ter an Ykdtdnt Nroee ..
u. 6. Co.; $3.50.
Miba.l S.eiseImann an Columbia
81. Ii. e. Co.; $500.
5lorence 6. 5olbrpot an gbas. g.
pfeiffer; $1,000.
Mebdla 6. Danis an Ger1naniG g.
u. 9o. 3; $500.
9etilgte 6ppotbeten.
Samuel Jrnncis an peopIes 9. II.
6. u. Co.; $3.50.
5enrp Web an 5onR .. u. g. Co.;
81, 200.
SuIia Sdonebsreer an Mobuipt
plaes g. u. 9. Co.; $1,000.
MiIliam sylud an geit ctr. go. 2
8. IL. 3. Co.; $500.
9bomos 9erren, IT,, ar ct. Dernarb
6. u. 9. u. Co.; $4,000.
Jueob gniber a.. ct. Bernard Qros
sssfiiDs 04n.N. M.Gs.. &ssoo.
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Vrnuoeiseatbnms llebertraemas.u
giueinnati, 20. april.

etHefn n II, ~. Uphill
Jobn s. 5orlop an Jreo. guii.
meper. 20 BEL 100 SUB an Deitieit,
BON Map Strobs. rs Sub iiioli6 Dor
Wlorgan Str.; 81 etc.
5enrp W.B II. u. an Qia Coleman,
5beil bon Cots 35 unb SO in 6. g
Slunt's 3tpeiter 4bbition gu Sod.
lamb; 81 etc.
Gotpin !. 5oparo, 4bminiitrdtor,
on Sohn 8. Wo!f, Got rs in Grams
toms 2uno aHoeiation's unterdbtbsis
luna; $2,1OO.
Warp g. 5obon u. u. an Sobn $.
Wolf bieielbe Got; 81 etc.
Suiannd pbinipS on Jobn 8.
WOlf bisislbe Got; 81 etc.
gbpurb pbiaips an benfelben, biss
feIbe Got; 81 etc.
Rois S'ReilI Gorno u. u. on benIe!s
ben. oie'elbe Got; ST. etc.
Warp s. aelIp II. u. an benislbsn,
biefelbe Got; ST etc.
Wiusco W.Robertfpn on WiIliam 2.
p. Sstamp. 80 bel 81 Gub an Der
norbli4en Seite pon7. Ctr. gde Raee
Strobe; 81 etc.
Robert s. grefap an Souifs 8osi,
Got 214 in Giepben aenper's unters
abtbeiluns tn ct. Bernard; 81 etc.
Julia Shoneberser an 3ottie 8.
pierion, Sbeil bon Got 67 in gpansz
ton 2dnb MHociation's llnt.rabtbei.
lung; 81 etc.
Winium M. Glud on 2niprenee 3.
GrobmilIer, Got 68 in 6. 9. s5oote's I
llnterdbtb.ilung; 81 etc.
Minuie Woitre 4. q. ON Wnrp Wlc,
Gartbs. 1bs!s 1sa< got a. In Gtspbu
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GeIir MottI's gbefdsi.
bung. Cine 5beateraffuire, bic Iib
niht nur binier ben aouliiIsn, ionbern
audi Dor benz Miinhener 3anoaeritt
obipiel.n ipiro. bsfhdftiet Sur 3eit
bic Wtiin6ener 9eielIidaft. General.
mililtoirettor Jelir MOttl bat, ipie bic
rWloraenpoit" berihtet, esssn feline
Jrau 5enriette, e,b. Gtanobartner.
einit cine be.annte SGnserin. bieGheis
oungstlag. einssrsitt. 4ls gruno
bierfiir eiebt Wottl on, bob feline ssrau
BON elmer Derartisen 9erihpsnbunsss
iutt beialIsn lei. oab feline boNn Gins
FINITE als @eneralmuii.birsttor unb
Galtoirisent audi nitt sntfsrnt surges
frieoiguns oieisr Wdnie binreihien,
oab ferner feline Satin aud i'm aeltue
fbdftli6en Seben in ibren 4usbriiden
iiber ibn Iebr ipenis 9iidii6t uimmt, 10
bdb bic gsfobr beitebe, odB bieIe mos
rdIifh poIlitdnbis untergraben iperoe.
Go iperben isbr traiIe ausbriide bon
sgrau wtottl iiber ibren 0attem unier
getpeis seitelli. syrou Mottl in NIT
eirrsr 8eeeutIase srIbienen. Sie bes
fhuIbigt ibren Gaiten oes greubru6s
CUR 3elt NIT elmer betannten SGngerin.
nn6nsm iie fton friiber mebrfahe
gntgleiluneen persieben babsn min.
0sgeniiber ben ihr noraetporfenen Res
bensnrten iiber ihren Guiten ersdblt
Jrou WottI. bob ibr 8atte foeur iixr
cine iehr bo6aeitsllie perfOnlihteit
nnsesRmeubs Worte in einem griefe
sebrauht babe. GisIen Brief iolI grnu
wlottl au benz 3iu.d benist baben, um
ibrtn Wonn bon Der Gbfheibunas.
tiase ubsubalien. JniereiIant in, bal,
Der anipalt Wottrs ben prpseb In
boiler DefftntIiditit perbonoelt piis
len min. iudbrenb Der aniDoIt Der
Jron Wottl ben Antras eeiieIlt bat.
ben proaeB unter NusIdlub her psft
.fsHtIi4seit ~ fii1sen.
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aemper's llnterabtbeiluns auf WalnI
Sills; ST etc.
MarD Sefparb an Splepb 9eruci
Got 8S in 2odldnb uno Mnoniing Smt
propement Gompann's llnterabtb.i
lung; 81 etc.
sSames $. Stepens an Murtba G
Stepens, al SUB an Srfaro StraBe
in Columbia; 81 etc.
:. 8. 6ugle an InaeIine Wt. Stesls
Cots 3 uno in 9lot $, unp Cots II
unb II in 8lod q In s. W. Steele
llnterdbtheilund in Gollrde0ilI; 81 etc.
Gogar 8. Gberinaton an glngeliat
M. Steele. Cots l. 2, 8 uno 4 in 9lpd
M in s. 20. SteeIe's sriter llntsra5s
thsiIung in college 9il; 81 etc.
sSobr 3obt an Trunt 8. gurpirttf
1893 Ncres 2ano in Settion % II
Goleruin 3opnIbip; 81 etc.
Clara y. porter on bic !. 3. 9ope
pes Sons 2umber Company, orsi
Sabre pdht auf 27 bel 120 SUB II
Der n0rolihen Ssite TO-, @sit Strab',
120 5ub ipeitlth BON Dalton NpsnIe;
jdbrlihe Rente $216.
qlmu 9oppes an oieislbs Company,
orsi Sabre patt auf q SUB OH her
noroIihen Ssite BON 9sit StraBe, 147
CUB lpeItIih bon Dalton Qpsnus; jdbr.
lite Rsnte $210.
quauit R. 9pppss an bisieIbs Gonrs
pam, orei Sabre pad]t oui u 5uS
an Der nDrbliden Ssits bon 9sit Sir,
TIA Sub peitli6 ron Dalton Qpenus;
idhrlihe Rente 1915.
Rob. 8. 2lbbibl (per S6sriiD an
9hos. %. Rpdn, % SUB on 9bsreia
Strabe: $52.
Wm. 6. 6srron, Qominiitrator, or
2otiie M. 5ruber. 2 2ots in Soi. Rim
fsp's 2. llntsrabtbeilung; $1,000.
anbrelp @lasier an Rdncp G. Sors
ton, 2 Cots in Wamslep's llnterabtbsis
lung; $4,000.
Qmbrois Spte an gbas. Ghiedr, 50
Sub an Sycamore Str; 81 etc.
). 30. Cooper an Senrp 9inb, /
Cot an Sadbsrrp uno SumbOIbt Ctr;
$1,000.
g. Ul. Cooper an giiu s. Shmiot,
] Got an Sumbolot Ctr; 81 etc.
Charlotte Murrap on Sunnah :.
WiilIer, / Got an Bernon glaes; $50.
go. Wsnblanb on Rpiss 9iardnstp,
! Got an 5. Ctr; 81 etc.
War9urst M. glart on Wm. 81.
Cobb. l Got an aIbion gIacs; 81 etc.
Wtoiss 8isrunstp an SIaac Gnss
ldnber, ] Got on 5. Ctr; 81 etc.
Inna 5ornorop an 9so R. geld, /
Got an Raee Strabs. nabe r.; ST s!c.
4nnu W. german an gDm. 8on
Seot, Got 35 in e. Inoerion's Inter
abihsiluna, 2odIanb; $500.
Ghos. &. pfisffer an stor,nce &.
5olbroot, / Got an Woone glpenue;
$4,000.
Murp +. Woollsp an qnna g. 5cft,
l Got an 9ite Str; $19,500.
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9Ieidbeit Dor benz q @ez
feb. Ran ihrsibt aug 2onopn: Die
3eitunsen perDffentliden einen grief
aoro 2ptton's, zines Sobnes bes Qls
Sdrtftiteqer unb StaatsmQnn alei6
beriibmten eriten 2orb 2ptton, Der
5et9t, ME itper bic 8ebDrben es bsute
rethen unb borne6men Qeuten maiden,
it6 Die arone beg Wdrtprert6ums 3u
oeri6affen. Gr er3dblt, fpie es ietner
Sdpeiter babel ergangen III. Gabp
Gonftance lit cine leioenihaftlihe
Suffrugette unb ibr gan3es Streben
gtng buna6, einmaI fiinifli9 geFiittert
gu tperbeu. Sic brd6te es tpieberbolt
fertiq, oerbuftet gu tperbsn, aber tpeiter
fam fie nidt. sic me6te ii9 nod 10
rObbetnig ouffiihren, nod 10 bebarrlit
oQe yta6rungsaufndbme nerpeieern.
Die GsfdngntBbeb0rben entbedten fos
fort einen i6peren 5er5febler, Der ies
beg atpunsspeiTe5iittern ausi6lpb unb
tbre fofortige JreildFtns notbig maGz
te. 2uop gonitancs lit eine energif6e
Dame, bic ii6 ibrsn g8iGen ni6t germ
ourHtreuaen ldbt. sie fam ouf ben
suten ginfa1, ii6 ala 4rbeiterin su
pertletben, unb that nun als rSdn.
Warton" genou bas. pas fie borber
ols Gaop Gonitanoe gtbon bate, uno
iabe bo, alI.Shpierist.iten tparsu be.
bobtn. Die dr5tlihe unterfutuna
fdnb tins Gpur eines 6erafeblers unp
bic Dame muroe a4tmal nit GsuaIt
stfatsersl 4
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Naoifalbcilmmg
bet
Ncrpemi0lu60e.

S9pade. ,nerbofr. Ferfonen. aebInet bon Scfl.
nnnasleliaielf linb fdledsien 1Tdunen, crf6ep!'
enoeH an5lIhilcf. Nriiits, gsiidtns unb aopfs
ihmerSsI. eaaraustau. abnnbme oes Geb6rs
nno 0eihfs, 1atarrb, Dlaeenbriden. GfibIpcrs
tnpfnng, agiioiafeit. Grr5iben, aittern Sersflos
nlen. 1rnlioriiemninfa, aIefahIiffett ino Trip.
nnn-~frinbren aus benz g1ngtmoireanb", lUie
ciniadl, idlncll nnb billig allc nnnatiir-
lidcn @crlnitc nno anbere ;solaen jn-
acnolihcr @crirrmnsen ariinSlidl nc.
lctlf nno puifc @einnShcit nnb Srob.
linn iuicbcrcrIanat iucrSru f6nnen. -
t8anS ncncS !Seiipcriabrrn. Sober iein
cIncner gr,t.
Tiffcs nubrrcrbfnflim iutcrefarfe uno Ietr.
refe Wndh fTtriffc TnfInaf fnfo), fueT6es
bon sNtIa iirA siIi. Tnrn .nnc 1rnu, aeIeien
lperstH fonfe. fam nspen eirfeneurn bon 25
Gents Ia eriefmnrien berfteaeIt beSoaen iuetbtu
bon her
friuntsGlinif, 1St-6. Mocnnc,
NEW YORK, n. ".
m'an srirdbne oas Cincinnati ScIisbEnfi.
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probirt III. g. MstaI goliI1"
uno .8ortespers 5rienb". b,s
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~ 7teis Tamsfsr hsbsn nnr sine asiaisu.
MsHe, sh 8wstts aatiife besstGuet tk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-16
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported
to the health Office during the past
forty-eight hours:
Thomas Wynne, 40 years, Walter
Reed General Hospital
Richard .. Jackson, SO years, 1912 P
street.
Henry Willard Reed. ~ years. 1886 S
street northwest.
Elijah Smith. 20 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Edward B. Garriott, 81 years 1918
Harvard street northwest
Eliza G. Brown, 50 years, 1915 New
ton street northwest.
Infant of Charles G. and Katherine R.
Baston. few minutes, 1920 Both street
northwest.
Leicy o. Dixon. 90 years. T Street
hill, Hillsdale. D. G.
Mary Wood. 3S years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Thomas D. Marshall. 80 years, Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane.
Dempsey Perkins, so years, Freed
mems Hospital.
Mary Taylor. % years, Angler avenue,
Garfield, D. G..
James G. Johnson. 10 years, Kenil-
worth. u. G.
Emily Woodwork. 81 years. 1926 9th
street northwest.
Mary Mcintosh, s. years, 1888 H
street northwest.
Harry White, AZ years. Providence
Hospital.
Mary f. Carey. a years. 1908 North
Capitol street.
George Scharfer, SO years, George
town University Hospital.
Laura D. Secrist, 81 years, cO37 LIST
street northwest.
Charles Barton, 81 years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
Betty Bean. % years. 1910 Crescent
street northwest.
Frank L. Clay. year, 1921 First
street northwest.
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PRESBY7ER|ANS TO MEET
SESSION OF GENERAL ASSEM-.
BLY, AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Questions of Importance to Church
Coming Before Its Highest
Legislative Body.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. May l6.-Ar-
engagements for the meeting OF the Cen
eral Assembly. tie highest Legislative
body of the Presbyterian Church in the
United States of America, which Will
convene here Thursday for a session az
ten days, are about completed. and the
advance guard of commissioners are eN-
pected to drive tomorrow All sessions
of the assembly will he held or the steel
pier. and there Will be about 800 dele
gates.
While no great questions are expected
TO come up for settlement, there are
many important matters that have de-
veloped during the past year that Will
keep the commissioners busy during their
stay here.
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health Office during the past forty
eight hours:
A. F.. and Lucy Hayes. girl.
George W. and Ida NJ. kigbee. girl
Alexander B. and Cora NJ Eadie, girl.
William W. and Hilda NJ Mcclure. girl.
Patrick J. and Della A. Reddington, girl.
John W. and Mary Watson. girl.
Joseph S. and Lena Sorrel, girl.
Aubrey L. and Maud V. Clark, girl.
George p. and Mary E Hart. boy.
Christopher D. and Mary ]. Jarboe. bow
Hobumori and Takako Ozaki, girl.
Charles and Annie NJ. Wilson, boy.
Edward and Matte Moore, girl
George 8. and Maria L. Washington
boy.
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RAIN STOPS FOREST FIRE.
Danger Threatening Town Of Walk
er. Mimi, Believed Over.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, May 16.-Forest fires
which threatened Walker, Mimi, and the
State Tuberculosis Hospital near there
have been checked by light rain and
temporarily the danger is passed. The
same report came from Bemidji. IL was
cloudy there. and the prospects for a
heavy fall OF rain were promising.
Light rains appear TO have been general
i'm northern Minnesota during the night.
which have aided i'm checking the fires.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Daniel S. Spriggs and Bessie E. Taylor
Louis A. knight and Susie knight, both
OF Stafford county. Va.
John W. Green of New York city and
Alice J. Marshall Of this city.
Frank Hawkins and Lottie V. Simms
James Taylor and Maggie Moon.
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Invitations have been received for the
marriage of Miss Fanny Lockett.
city. and Mr. J. Won Papin of st. Louis.
Tuesday. June {. at the residence of
Mrs. J. Clifford Richardson, $50 West
End avenue New York city. The couple
| will reside in st. Louis and will be at
home after July at 412 North Union
avenue.
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Questions for Consideration.

Ono OF them is the overture from tho
Blairsville Presbytery. which provides
that the position of treasurer of the as
senbly he held by some one holding no
other office in the General Assembly. The
Rev. d.. William ii. Roberts of Phiia-
delphia. the stated clerk ofthe General
Assembly, and former moderator, holds
the Office of treasurer. The question az
separating the offices will be acted upon
by the advisory committee. and il is be-
iieyed the matter will he disposed of 10
the satisfaction of all interests One of
the first things the General Assembly VIII
have to do will Toe the election of a mod
orator.
Among the candidates mentioned thus
far are the Rev. DIR. George Alexander
of Now York city, the Rev. Dr. Ethel
bert ID. Wartield, president of Lafayette
College: the Rev. I1r. Charles Little of
Wabash Ind: the Rev. Dr. Robert Mac
kinzie secretary OF the college board,
New York city. and the Rev. DIR. Ienos,
"A professor in Mccormick Seminary,
Chicago