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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
FOR V|ADUCT CONFERENCE

Mayor Fafquha son this aflerpoou
is trying 10 arrange for conference
between the joint committee appoint
ed by tine chamber of commerce aud
the city council and General Super
W. II Sharpe and Division
Suprrln endeni Euer OF the Santa
Fe relative 70 adjusting the matte Of
erecting The much needed viaduct
joining the west and east sides Of The
city.
Messrs Sharpe aud Eitrr are here
today before the corporation commits
sIoa and II Is possible that a confer
ence may he held late this afternoon.
The chamber OF commerce commit
tee is composed OF the ten directors
Of that organization and the council
commitlee IS composed Of Mayor
Fa-rrhr~scr and counei'meu johnson
and Morrison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
STILL H0LD|NG THE SUSPECT

j. W. Dysart, clothing salesman
OF Joplin. Mo-, who formerly resided
lii Guthrie last evenina identified the
man arrested by the police Friday
evening, who gave his name as w,
". Bevers, of Muskogee. as William
Schmulbach, who is wanted In Joplin
for killing policeman and seriously
wounding another on November 10,
1909. Bevers is close mouthed and
says little. State Treasurer ] A..
Menefee Sunday identified the ar
rested man as Bevers AS there Is
M ,450 reward for the Joplin criminal
the officers viii hold the suspect un.
til officers arrive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
WILL RECOMMEND
TROUBLE" BUREAU

City Attorney Fred W. Grecn an
nounces that The special committee
appointed by the council last Thurs
day night after investigating the
many complaints against the local
gas company that gas bills are too
high, have found that the trouble was
caused by too great pressure and
TOO much air being allowed IN Tire
gas mains. The committee will take
The matter4up with Manager Bibbons
of the gas company in an effort TO
remedy The trouble and to require the
gas company to establish Il "trouble'
department to investigate meters, etc.
when complaints are made by con
sumorS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
ORDERS SPECIAL COURT TERMS

Chief Justice J ] Dunn of the su.
preme court issued an order today
ass gning Judge J } Carney OF FL
Reno to hold sessions OF McCurtain
county district court at Idabel from
February IA TO March 2 Judge S.
H, Russell Of Aldmore Is assigned to
hold a special term Of court at Ard
more from February 7 TO March /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS

George A. Windsor, the negro bar.
ber, was found not guilty on tha
charge of receiving stolea1 property
and bcing an alleged ''fsncss for tho
gankoo of thieves racdntly rounded mp
By lie afGleeusy lby a. fury ialthe dis
tslctheourt nthis morning. ne4H
Upon motion of County Attorney
Hepburn the case against Rufus i.
Jackson. was dismissed. the county
attorncy announcing that he bad in'
sufficient evidence TO convict. jack
son was charged with perjury
in testifying Ia liquor ease in tho
county court over a year ago. He
skipped his bond and was only re-
Gently re-arrested on the charge.
Ben Holman Is being tried to Jury
this afternoon ON the charge OF steal
ing flour from the Miles Allen store
al Meridian several weeks ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
, @ @ o ooc 9 90 O o % @ o o G

would permit Mr.. Rohde 10 speak
This otter was refused A proposal
was then made 10 another discussion
of the question next Monday and that
both Mitchell and Rohde should
speak. The latter invitation has not
been accepted
Farnuharson Attacks Commission
Form.
Mayor FarquharsOn then addressed
the assemblage out as usual could
give no reason why the commission
form OF government should not be
adopted. except TO declare that the
new departure would be expensive
and that the people did not want IT,.
He attempted TO explain the Fifth
street bridge, Convention hall ana
the otner public improvements al,
luded to by tho ministers as falling
much snort of the money voted, by
declaring that The citizens We're 10
blame and not tho city council, as the
citizens committee advised the coun-
eli to do as lhey did
In the general discussion that fol
lowed many point blank questions
were asked the mayor. why he was
20 active against the proposition, '
and why he did not want the propo-
sition to gct TO a vote OF the people, :
etc which made things warm for a
while
Other Ministers for Commission Form
Rev, " o. Scott. Rev. n. r..
FaIrchild and Rev Goodman also
spoke in favor OF the commission
form OF government In the general
discussion, telling of It's success in
other places
Statemem Declared False.
Editor Leader. The State Capiial
said in this mornings issue: "Mr,
llohde spoke last night because he
was not given n nearing IN the after
noon at meeting to which he had
been invited This statement Is
false. he was not invited by the as.
soclaton, either 10 be present or to
speak Mayor I'arquharson said one
member Of The alliance had invited
him 70 bring anyone and they would
be- Beard No such authority was
given any member Mr.. Rolde canlo
ON the invitation Of the mayor and
~ his expense, presumably Tho
Capital also BlaleB that Several
apeakeYs (dvorcl The comnrisgluu
plan. but the reyrrge side was npl
presented, although II had bccn
agreed that the opposition should
have free hearing This * false
The meeting on motion was thrown
open and an invitation given to al
citizens Of Guthrie 70 speak, eithcl
for Of igalnst lhe plan. The mayor
spoke aud was given more time Than
had poen allotted TO anyone under ii'
three minute rule. Hon j o. Nil
chcl he'd been invited not 10 aliacl
aDyopc'B record or air q persona
grudge and hence @e thought ! cour
tcous ~ wait Until he could he pres
en " such dsnHsaon were indulge
IN by anyone else. aud the clanctc
of he night address proved that thi
speaker discussed Tulsa rather thai
"The Commission Form OF City ti0i
erllment."
(5igned) ! Il Abernathy, H. y
Cameron. T. H. Noblitt Isaac Cool
man "A o Scott r. G. Wright
tRev. Fairchild and Rev. Levi
were out Of town and could not b
SEEM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
ALL BOOST
Meeting Tonight at CITY Hall
10 Close Proposition to
Build SkyscTapeT

There sllI be meeting Of the
chamber OF commerce and auxiliaries
IL the council chamber Of the city
hail for the purpose OF carrying into
effect the erection OF seyen.slory
office building In Guthrie. The board
of directors OF The chamber Of con-.
merce has investigated the proposi-
ton thoroughly. has found 1t one OF
merit and now recommends II to the
entire membership and citizens Of
Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
PETITIONS FILED FOR
.EREEH0L0ER ELECTION


Mpndayrgas the last day under the
lawato flo asacanddateai for member
OF The beardof freaholdersi composed
OF Two Dianbers from gcacirewdnd, 10
be voted upon atisthci commission
form Of. government election TO be
held on Friday, February Is. The fol-
lowing have filed their petitions.
First ward--Judge J. II. Burford
and DR.. e. o. Barker. :.
Second ward--J. ,. Fairfield. +. u
BUCK and ], B. Beadles
Third ward--Frank Olsmlth, G. g
Horner aud M. l.. Mock.
Fourth ward--W. Barnhardt and
+. e. Houghton.
Fiflh vaIl- L. II. Scissor. ~
nunham, Ed Walton and Frank Dale.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
TWO NEGROES SWING
FROM SINGLE SCAFFOLO
(By Associated Press)

Kansas City Mo-. Feb. S.--From off
a single scaffold George Reynolds and
John Williams, negroes, were hanged
simultaneously in the county jail this
morning>at six thirty.
The crime for which they were ex-
ecuted was assault, this marking the
first time the death penalty has been
assessed in Missouri for this act.
Reynolds was pronounced dead In
seven minutes ard Williams in nine
minutes County Marshal Mayes
sprung the trap.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
New Bank at Preston.

Bank Comm; sioner A NJ Young
issued certificate authorizing the
Oklahoma State bank OF Preston,
Tulsa county, 10 commence business
with capital stock of $4,000. n. l..
Orr Is president of the new institu-
tion and Il + Brown cashier. The
directors are r. l.. Orr and r. +.
Brown Of Preston; Orville Knight Of
Keifer and A d. Kenneday Of Ok
mulgee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
SENATOR CORE ARRIVES IN CITY

United States Senator Thomas Pry-
or Gore arrived in Guthrie last even
ing and was the guest of friends in
this city. Senator Gore is one
among the distinguished citizens OF
the state whose influence on state
leg station is sought, and his meeting
with prominent state officials was
Of moment to matters pending before
the legislative body
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
VIII Hear Witnesses Tomorrow

The house iny esligating committee
held brief see; ion in the state ex-
aminers Office this morning and is
sued subpoenaes for witnesses asked
for by Representative Maris and oth-
er Republicans that maze caarger
against the state administration to
appear al The public session of the
committee to re held Wednesday
morning in the old senate quarters
In The state house The hearing will
commence at iC o'clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS.
AslJrns Emp.y Handed.

FfENUTH9 NTFFFtJ FIaEFUNus
ON account OF Ills prisoner escap-
ing while he was en- route TO Guth-
rie to get a rcqnisi;ion honored, Dep
Htg Sheriff H r. Pirkwert returned
TO Colorado Springs last night empty
handed, but wi,h his requisition
o. KID The Colorado officer was
after Jesse Cla:S, who is wanted on
the charge of utlering forged nstru-
ment. Clark WIS being held al HON
my when he escaped.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
. O o 0 o 0 o o O o o G o o Q o
ToDAYs MARKETS.

8 Chicago, Ills, Feb s Wheat {
8 closed strong, May at $i.10 5.S; Z
. July at $lnt ll. May corn clos
= ed at &C lSc; July al the same {
& figure.
g ksnsas CITY Grain.
. Kansas City, Mo- Feb ST..
@ May wheat closed at SL06; July Z
q at 95 sac. May corn closed al I
6 81 l-Sc; July at 6i SAC. {
g Kansas CITY Livestock &
81 Kansas city, Mo, Feb, S.. (
g Nine thousand cattle were reeiy {
g ed, market ten lower. Hogs {
g Receipts, 1900, five higher.
q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
publIc lmprovements al Houston.

Abernathy, who has read up consid-
erabiy on The subject, put up a strong
argument for the adoption OF the com
mission form OF government. deelar.
ing that the citizens OF Guthrie bad
not been given their moneys worth
on the Convention hall, Fifth street
bridge and other public improve
ments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
Rev. Abernathy Opens Debate

Rev j r. Abefnallly, pastor pl
ihe First Methodist church, souill,
opened the debate with q ten minutes
talk in favor Of The adoption Of IN"
commission form of government dc
claring that It Is far superior TO A.
dermanic rule, as il takes Ile city al
fairs out Of politics and managps the
city on a business plane He prn-
duccd statistics ftOm the public rec
ords Of Des Nolncs, Ia, Houston,
Texas, and other places showing HAT
the revenues of The ely had been
greatly Increased under lhe commits
sion form Of government ana taxes
lowered, besides wlping out tho 0oal-
ing Indebtedness oI lhc city without
voting bonds. Rev AbcrnaIhy IN.
lroduced the report Of the auditor oi
the CITY OF Houston showing hat
when he commissioners took charge
In 1906 the city was $i00,J00 In debt
with eisht months salary claims I'M
paid. He showed that during three
years Houston wiped out the entire
debt, and gave the taxpayers out OF
the treasury. without bond issue
the following, besides reducing taxes
20 cents nor thousand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
MAYOR FARQUHARS0N
STILL IN OPPOSITION
Attempts TO Lay Blame on
Citizens for Alleged "Jobs'
IN Improvements

The Guthrie Ministerial alliance
held the first of It's monthly open
meetings when subjects OF moment
are debated. followed with d general
discussion on the subject proposed.
The meeting was held at the First
Baptist church, President T l.. Mob.
lit of the alliance, presiding.
All the local pastors and several
from surrounding towns were in al
tendance, as we'll as goor,y mum
ber OF citizens.
The subject for debate was Should
Guthrie Adopt a Commission Form
of Government
The discussion waXed warm a.
iimcs, especially when Mayor Far
qnharson attempted 10 explain why
conditions were not better under The
aldormanic rule of government, after
members of the alliance had charged
the present system OF government
with being failure, declaring there
was tpo much rcanut politics played,
affairs managed loosely, aud thnt the
taxpayers failed TO get their moneys
worth ON money voted Tor pubic III
npnyamautg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
THE WEATHER


(Asstd. Press)
New orleans,
La Feb, S.To.
night and Wed.
ncslay generally
cloudy, colder
''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
Testlmonv Erom Enid

Rev. o. C. Roth, chancellor Of the
Christian university at Enid, made
the principal aidless IN favor Of the
commission plan, declaring that u
was best because II took the city out
OF politics.; because II gave an ell
cient and busincss-llke athnihistra-
iion and did away with the haphazard
methods OF he aldermanlc rule. be
sides improving the morals OF the
community.
Mayor Farqnndfson was invited by
Chairman N0bli 70 take up the 9th.
er eide ~ the question, but the may
or wanted 10 Introduce ex.MayOr
Rohde of Tulsa who was uusted from
Office when the commission form ol
government was ndopicd thero over a
year ago
Ruled Aqanst Rohde
A. The mayor mad nor llotl1ed ~,
local committee thar he lnighded x
have Tulsa mgn here to spcai
againsl The charter form Of govern
meut Chairman HoDliit ruled his re-
qies; ihat Mr.. Rohde be allowed tt
spcak ont of 0rdcr IN which he wa.
snsiained by The members Of Tho vi
lance ~ben Fafqrharsoil took an ap
neal from the decision OF the chair
Chairman .nblits stated. however. n
fairness to II pefsons concerned
that tie understood the present may
ol~of Tulsa, John Mitchell. was in th'
city. and lhal II they would send and
get Mitchell from the hotel to defent
| the present 1uisa sossiaiael.s, A'
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would permit Mr.. Rohde 10 speak
This otter was refused A proposal
was then made 10 another discussion
of the question next Monday and that
both Mitchell and Rohde should
speak. The latter invitation has not
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04
EAST CALAIS.
f. Bliss Is quite III.

" r Bliss Is quite II.
Ray Leonard was in Cabot Friday.
Byron Pierce was in Woodbury. Thurs
day
G. A. Wing was in Marshdeld Wednes-
day
Harry Peck Of Cabot vas in town
Monday
Addie Foss Of Plainaeld was in town
Wednesday.
Arthur George and wife were n Wood.
bury Wednesday
BOY Ross and wife q Woodbury. we're
in town recently
Mrs Louis Provost Of Hardwick IS IN
town this week
Miss Hattie euy d Woodbury. is work
ing Of G al Wings
Or. ana Mrs. A. r. Fl. Lewis Of Barre
we're ii town Thursday
D. B. Dwinell was in MONTPELIER On
Wednesday and Thursday.
viii Guy Of Woodbury. visited his
daughter at @ A. Wings sunday
Van Leonard who has been very III,
IS reported a little more comfortable.
MI and Mrs D. f. Scott and SON
Frank, attended TIE jubilee singers az
Cabot Friday evening
George Wheelock and wife are rejoic-
ing over the birth Of a tenp0und gifl
born the 26th Of January.
A. 0. slayton and wife and Carl REIN
were in Mortified last week to attend
district Masonic meeting.
Forrest Tebbetts and wife and Misc
Annie Tebbetts Of Cabot attended
dramatic entertainment and dance at
North Calais Friday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04
WILLIAMSBURG.

Lewis N. Seaver has just been heard
from at lola, Kansas, Ia his western
trip.
Warren, son Of Allie Wilfore, Is taking
the place Of Robbie Bruce, just now n
the Edison livery stable
The patrons Of our village creamery
were paid 30ia cents per pound for but
Ger fat On Wednesday last.
Mrs Louie seaver Simons is said to
be mnch pleased with her new surround
ings in Denver, Col, whereat we are
glad.
Miss Matte Robinson, a longtime In.
valid, has not been out Of the house this
winter, till she rode ont one day this
week Her friends viii offer her con-
gratuatons.
@The Cool colleeians,H a comedy farce,
will be presented by the senior class Of
Wllliamstown high school at grunge hall
Saturday evening February 81 There
viii be q promenade after the farce.
Master William Neal Roberts, son q
Rev W. A. Roberts having reached bis
18th birthday on Wednesday last. a few
Of bis little friends were invited Is the
NJ = parsonage IN The evening n honof
Of the day. Here's 10 the health and long
life Of the lad
The following are the new officers for
our Grand Army post for 1870 George
w Slavery, commander; D. AZ Jones,
senior vice commander; Jason johnson,
junior vice commander; n. r. Farnham.
adiutant; George VI Savery, @ MI. g. IS
Cram, o. D.; d. G. Townsend, o. G.;
Jason Johnson. surgeon; g. j. Cram,
chaplain; A. G, Lap0iut ~ NJ. d NJ
Jones. @ M 81 o. II Seaver patriotic
instructors delegate O. Il SeaYer; al.
ternate, Jason johnson.
Jerry N. Hutchinson. to whom We re-
ferred last week as an expert on fruit
growing, yearo ago developed q very fine
large orchard on the old John Lyude
farm on the west side Of the town
He tells us that he WAS compelled az
the first 70 make il a matter Of expert.
mentation largely. Tie had 10 learn
what varieties Of apples were to prove
best adapted 70 that particular farm, for
one thing lie found later that the
Rhode Island greetings and the baldwins,
two Of the most desirable varieties, could
not be grown there 10 bis satisfaction.
But Re started with plenty Of other
good varieties and came 10 know what
would do we'll We understand him that
if he were now to set ont new orchard
there would be bat very few varieties
What they would be, we hope to write
little later lie made success Of
certain varieties Of pears that will be
worth knowing Of later His experience
with cherries and plums viii b worth
knowing about FL thinks that certain
varieties 81 fruit that are adapted q
the west side Of or town prove hess
satisfactory on the east side. He was
speaking IL our hearing day OF two
since Of the work needing now To be
done in tine orchards on this old Lynde
farm, Of pruning ETC., when he remarked
that Il should De done very SION, rather
than to wait Tor spring weather.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04
Effective Home Cure for
tuberculosis

It A. a serious matter, when the
lunge are effected A trip away or 70
q sauntorium. IS not only tremendous
~ expensive but II involves separa-
ton from homo and friends. Some are
( benedtedi but none can safely return
70 their homes.
Eckman's Alternative is effective in
curing Bronchitis, Asthma, and more
serious affections Of the lungs NO
leaving home and friends is necessary.
For instance:
291 s Atlantic Ave, Haddonheid. n. ].
Gentlemen. III the Fall OF 1905, ]
contracted a very severe cold which
settled on my lungs At last / began
70 raise sputum and my physician
then told me / must go to California
Immediately. AT this time ] was ad-
viaed to take Eekman's Alternative. !
stayed at home ana commenced take
ing fl che last week in October. I
began TO improve and the first week
ia January, 1906. I resumed my reBu-
lar occupation, having gained 70
pounds fully restored to health. lE
Is now four years since my cure has
been effected and cannot praise Ecls-
mans Alternative too highly. I have
recommended It to others with excelr
lent results.
(Signed) w. NJ. TATEM.
Tckman's Alternative is good for
Throat and ! ung Trouble and is on sale
at Red Cross Pharmacy and other drug.
eists. Ask for booklet Of cured cases, OF
write to Eckman Mig. Co, Phila., Pa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04
BERLIN

Carroll Stewart visited friends in VIII
Jamestown Wednesday
A. +. Covell Of Montpelier visited
friends in Berlin Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. B. House transacted
business in Montpelier Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Poor made a bust.
ness trip to Montpelier Tuesday
Guy Reed who is working at Puts
mills, spent Sunday with bis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w p Reed
G. p. Blanchard gave a pleasant party
last Friday evening Dancing was en-
ioyed by q large crowd from Mortified,
Wfliiamstowu and Berlin Dir Dole Of
Mortified furnished the music.
Berlin Corners school gave on enter.
tainmeut IN the town hall Wednesday
night, which was credit to both teacher
and pupils. Tbs proceeds went to buy
clock for the school room and $500
was raised.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04
Montpelier s Wells River Railroad
ToPsHAM.

Mrs. P. J Mcnamara lie on the sick
list.
Harry curYier is working for }, D.
Miller.
Robert Hall is working at the Hatch
saw-mill.
Della Merritt has been quite Ill the
past week.
Miss Agnes Nolan is sick and under
the doctors care.
p j. Mcnamara and Duncan Mckay
were in Woodsviile last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. McIam visited al
A. c. Wormwood's in Bradford The first
Of the week
Clyde Blake, who is employed by the
New England Telephone company at
Groton, was in town Monday on bust
Mass.
Charlie Thompson passed away last
Friday after a brief illness with Bright's
disease. Funeral from the house on sun
day, conducted BIZ tie Rev. J. G. Wright
Intermont at Newbury Center. The wife
and children have the sympathy Of the
entire community.
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pesiansd For ! ProfsssIon.

Beai9Nea FQf Ffufe2aHons
1t was impossible to shake James
Martins self esteem or satisfaction in
any way. he had not been the VIII
iowvllIe shoemaker for twenty eight
years to acquire modesty I'm glad
to hear your boy Willies got a chance
to teach III the college your money put
him through" he said loftily TO sum
mer resident as be sewed III the tongue
Of her shoe = always thought he'd
be a good one for such a job
You didis said the lady indiffer-
emily
4 certainly did" and James Martin
looked at her from his seat on the
bench as from pinnacle Of wisdom.
4 said to a number Of folks after one
or two conversations with him as to
his prospects when he's just through
high SCHOOL, said, Take ] young fell
Ter like him that can't tell kid from
pebble goat without you point out the
difference, and best thing for him
would be a SO called profession said,
where he could make use Of books,
have en- handy and not trust bis own
intellects, brain powers nor judgment
except ia extreme cases, seeh as would
seldom or never occur
That's what | said then, and say
It now, maam. Exchange.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-04
WAITsFIELp.

Frank Kew is at home, suffering from
innammatory rheumatism.
Henry Backus, at this writing, Is very
low, with little hopes Of recovery.
MFR. and Mrs. Lynn Jones have moved
from East Warren into ,. O. Joslin's
house,
Mrs Henry Miner who has been seri.
ously III with grip and quinsy SORES, is
much better.
The Glee club Of Montpelier seminary
gave concert in I O. o. f hall on
Tuesday evening February /, under the
auspices Of the G b society, which was
well attended by an appracative audi
enee. The vocal and instrumental mu.
sic, as well as the reading, was wen
rendered, and the general verdict Is that
the young ladies honored themselves and
the institution from which they came.