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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
OLD RESIDENT DIES.
Pioneer OF Big Weber County Family
Leaves Many Children.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 21.-An early member
OF the Mormon church and Oldest living
representative OF one of the largest
families In Weber county passed away
at her home In Huntsville YESTERDAY. when
death claimed Mrs. Christina Hadlock
Allen aged So years. Born on April 2,
1928, Mrs. Allen had resided In Utah
since 1850.
Mrs Allen was the mother of seven
sons and seven daughters, twelve OF
whom survive her. She is also survived
by 137 grandchildren and nluety-iive
great-grandchildren~ Funeral services will
be conducted In the Huntsville chapel at
l. o'clock noon on Sunday, interment TO
be made in Ogden City cemetery
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DECORATE FOR EASTER.
Presbyterian Church 90 Be Efaborately
Festooned With Flowers.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 2l.-As in former
years, the floral decorations will be one
or the important features of the Easter
Sunday services in the First Presby-
terian church. The task OF transform
ing the front portion of the auditorium
into a flower bower was begun today,
the committee receiving pleasant sur
OF lilies from II. NJ. Allen, former super
intendent OF the Pullman company at this
point. but now located at the Oakland
terminal.
back of the altar, the pulpit proper TO be
banked with lilies. A large red passion
cross OF gcranlums and carnations win
be used in honor Of the Sir knights,
Long boxes OF palms and towering plants
will be arranged at the front Of the ros-
trum. In arranging for the elaborate
decorations the annual Easter programme
has not been neglected.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
o the holders of bonds numbered
If the Independent Coal & Cox

pany:
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions of the deed OF trust given
to secure the payalent OF the bonds above
described, the undersigned. trustee under
said deed OF trust, selected the above de-
par, plus per cent premium on the prin-
cipal and plus the accrued interest to
date Of redemption. and notice is here
by further given that the undersigned will
pay the principal of said bonds, plus .
per cent premium on the principal. and
plus the accrued interest to the 4th day
OF April. 1913. on or before said 4th day
OF April, 1913, after which date the Inter
est on bonds above described shall cease
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST co,
Trustee
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah. March
g. 1913, RAY
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Guthrie Funeral Held.
,pecleJ to The Tribune.

sFc'Ia 10 Tic TrIbUnc.
OGDEN, March IA large number OF friend,
who had known tho kindly in her Ions
life assembled this afternoon the funeral sor-
vices for MIS- Mary B. Guthrie. mother OF Mrs
a. r. Hoywood. The services were conducted In
ST Joscph's church at 2 O'Clock. the Rev. Fathc,
p. NJ. Cushnahan delivering the funeral ora,ion
There were solos by MrB. Maymo KonDedy and
Miss Ma! Conroy, The Dallbcarers Arthur
Kuhn, j. S. Lewis, Charles Masuine Leroy Bucb.
miller. George Mccormick md Herbert Adams
Intcrment was at Mountain View.
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SteepIe Jack Goes Free.
Special 10 Tho Tribune

bpccIoI
OGDEN. March :i.--Atter assuring himself that
oversupply OF into1icants would not so affoct
the mnu's nerves 10 cndUnger his lfo In HIS
hazardous occupation. Judge W. H. Reedcc today
pronounced suspended sentence in the OF
Jack Mrrray, gteeple jack. The prisoner de-
cisrcd that he had followed his po-ilous trade for
several ycars. also that he had drunk consider
able liquor that time. but never had he been
-'shaky" while painting tall smokestack slcn-
der flagpolc Rather than have Murray out
and risk his life while not In physical condition
for his special limo Of work, Judge Reeder said
he would pronounce sentence, even II tho crime
did not warrant Il.
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Honor Dead King.
, The Tribune

Special 70 The Tribune,
OGDEN. March :I.--As mark OF respect for
tho laLo Kiog George OF Greece. who was assassl-
mated few days ago. several OF the Greek store
kecpern on Twcpty- fifth street have drapcd their
store fronts with crepe and displayed pictures OF
tho late ruler IN the windows. Definite arrange
ments for the memorial services to be held By
the Greeks In this city have not been made, the
former subjects OF King George preferring 10
await official Instructions which prababy will
appear In tho current issue OF the Atlantis, the
principal Greek newspaper OF the United States.
This paper Is published In New York and the
first ISSUE since the tragic death OF the king Will
arrive here Saturday.
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DIVIDEND NO. 9,

Eagle & Blue Bell Mining company.
mines located In Tinsic mining district,
Utah
Notice Is hereby given to the stock
holders OF the Eagle & Blue Bell Mining
company, a Utah corporation. that divi-
dend No, 2, Of FIVE cents per share, has
been declared by the board of directors
upon the outstanding capital stock OF
the Eagle &s Blue Bell Mining company.
payable April l, 1913. to stockholders Of
record March 25, 1913. Transfer books
close March 20, 1918. at, noon, Stock
holders who hold certificates under orIgl-
nal capitalization are requested to ex-
change their certificates for proper GER
tihcates made necessary by amendments
to the articles OF Incorporation adopted
by the stockholders and in force.
JAMES =. GRAVES,
President
SYDNEY s. MILLETT,
Trea surer.
Dated March 4. 1913. rlg05
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Foley Kidney Pills will reach your
individual case if you have any form
Of kidney or bladder trouble, any
backache rheumatism, uric acid poison
ing or irregular and painful kidney ac.
ton. They are Strengthening, tonic
and curative, and contain no habit"
forming drugs. Schamm-J Johnson,
Drugs, "The -Substitutors," five
(5) good stores, (Advertisement).
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Change Time Of Limited
Special 10 The Tribune.

EDtUIAT
oGpEN March si-AItbough the time
card has not been officially announced. the u-
formation has reached City Ticket Agent Paul
Beemrr OF the Union Pacific that there will be
change in the schedule OF the Los Angeles
Limited April J. Essibonoi. the Los Angeles
train viii leave Ogden nt 3:45 D. m. arriving
in Omaha II o'clock the following forenoon. So
far known ut present there Will he change
in the schedule Of the wcStbound train. II is
aIoo rcpor: cd In railroad circles that the Oregon
Shor, Line will operate additiopal tr1inE ou, OF
cpit Lake after April !.
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Transfer Suit to Central Division.

Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN: March al.-on the application OF the
defendant company. Judge ]. A. Howell issued
nm order today transferring tho OF Louis
Garueau against the Pntsch COMPRISING com
pany OF the United States court Of tho central
division OF Utah. This action was takon because
tho amount involved Is 6AId to exceed $4,000. Tho
application of the company was accompanied by
bond $500
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A good treatment for n c

A good treatment for n cold settled
in the lungs is Herrick's Red Pepper
Porous Plaster applied to the chest to
draw out inflammation, and Ballard g
Horehound Syrup to relax tightness
You get the two remedies for the price
of one by buying the dollar size Hore-
hound Syrup; there is porous plaster
free with each bottle. Sold by
Schramp- J ohnson. Drugs, "The Never
Substitutors, FIVE (5) good stores.
ADVERTISEMENT,
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WANTED
Wanted--Male Help

ABLf1-BoDIED MEN WANTED FOE
the u. s. marine crops. bct%een tne
ages of 1e and 30. Must be native o9t
10 $50 Additional compensation. poss;-
Bile Food. clothing, quarters and meai-
cal attendance free. After 80 yenrs serV
Ice can retire with 10 per cent Of pey ana
allowances Service on board ship anu
ashore In all parts of the world. ARPply
at u S. Marine Corps Recruiting OII,ee-
'IT rev has' -"u S''' rs2G
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DIED

StMS-At 2535 Highland Park drive
east county road. March Il, 1873,
Merlyn Young Sims. daughter OF Louis
II. and Lola Young Sims and grand
daughter OF Royal B. and the late Mary
Pratt Young. born October ID. 1897, in
Salt Lake City Funeral services sun
day at II a. III. from the Forest Dale
chapel Friends are invited TO attend
and can call at the family home on day
OF funeral from S to 10 III. lnterment
in CITY cemetery.
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CAPTAIN Hulaniski Receivers.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 2i-For the first time IN many
weeks Captain E. T. Hulaniski, former district
attorney and prominent civil veteran. was
able TO appear in court today and resume his
practice OF law. The venerable attorney under
went operation for appendicitis about six
weeks ago. since which Lme he has boon con-
fined TO the Dec hospital his homo. He wa:
able 20 leave the hospital about ten days ago
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Libel Suit Is Dismissed.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. March 21.-The suit OF Joseph Lsur-
clca against Jose Castollo for alleged defamation
OF character was brought TO a sudden termination
In Judge J. A. Howclrs court today when the
court sustained motion OF the dcfendaut TO dis
miEs on the grounds that tho complaint did no,
constitute cause OF action. No testimony was
introduced The plaintiff was given twenty daya
in which TO amond the complaint.
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'GnSSEss NC. INSURANCE
day o start n course rsaiMron nnss io b
uay OF night. how' pas,s>
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Ex-Convict Adjudged Insane.

SpccIQl 20 TIC TrIbuncl
OGDEN, March ol-Johu Jackson. aliaa bad
Eyes Jackson. a negro and eI-conyict. has been
declared ipsune by q board consisting OF Judge
y ]. Harris, DR. Z, H Smith and Dr.. C. e.
Coulter, and VIII be taken 10 tho state mental
hospital tomorrow, jackson served six years IN
the state prison, during which timo he creatcd
many disturbances. Dy Warden Arthur Pratt lie
was declared TO be vicious degenerate.
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School Insurance Increased.

5pfrIHI 70 TIC Ir1Uunt.
OGDEN. March 2L-Tha board OF education fo.
Ogden city hn1 decided 10 Increase The Insurance
all school property. Tho buildings src now In
sured up TO about 30 per cent OF their value but
thia Will be Increased TO so por cent. Leslie g.
Hodggon. the school architect has been authorized
10 eatImoto tho valuation and report 70 the board
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
Uintah Child Dies,
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, March 2f.-Lolla Elizabeth. the 45-year-
old daughter OF Hr. and Mrs. Daniel Fernellug
died at tho family residence In UIutah this morn
Ing after three ~cckS' Illness OF pneumonia
She bora September ~. 1907. The funeral
services VIII he conducted in Uintah at noon
Sunday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
Ogden Is Livestock Center.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, March 21.-hs livestock xhippIpE
ceuter Ogden 10 maintaining It's position OF DOC
ond to no other city In the irtcrInountain west.
To-day solid train OF twenty four cars, all loaded
with livestock. wss made up here and started for
Los Angeles. The Slilpmcnt consisted largely OF
cattle and sheep which had boon assembled hore
from Malad. IdslO. Garland. Utah. and other out
aide poiniN.
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Russell Funeral Today.

OGDEN, March 21--Funersl services for George
willard. the S-weekO-oId OF Mr. aud Mrs
j. NJ. Russell. will be conducted In The family
residence, 12s Twcnty-si1th street. at O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. the ReT. ]. E. Carer TO
have charge. The body will lie in etatc 1T the
homo from 10 o'clock until the hour OF the GER
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-22

sTENOGRAPHER. WITH
clerical experience. Good opportunity
for capable man. Address M-2. Tribune
1907
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men nent EnAlTPLoYMENT Ics.-'
get S"S you First , congresa tio1sE9k tHiGEkcY D
phone CT tv5, 2 position frse f,yhsl og u ehln5
e w "ozZ' VI ehafye
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SEWING MACHINE

WE; SELL. RENT AND !.sstea .sa q
makes. loo State. " n
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
CONTRACTORS.

UTAH BUILDING REPAIR co WILL.
give you estimates on your carpenter
work. bricklaying and plastering, paint
ing and calcimining, paper cleaning.
tuck painting and whitening We are
reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed
Phone Wasatch 14o5. r19S7
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o. mee space In one Of cs.. css.SGRA:a'
~ Ic buildings, for slIgh, ss ss;. nsrt7
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BANK, BAR AND 0fNM
FIXTURES

~~~~~~-~~N|>0Ss - -
BANK. OFFICE, BAR AND
fixtures: special designs rlonl@
application; household selnsa
carom and pocket billiard taotss n
alleys and supplies. BrInss's& -
Collender Co.. 56-5f-ss W. 30
Phone Wasatch 45S.
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Notice OF Special Stockholders Mcetfne.
Notice Is hereby given that upon Sat-
o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at
the office OF Walker Brothers Dry Good
company, a corporation. No. s Mercantile
streets. in Salt Lake City. Utah, there
Will be a special meeting OF the holders
of the common capital STOCK OF said cor
poration. for the purpose OF considering
q proposition to increase the conmon
capital stock thereof from $3.50, to
100000. by amending article 5 of the
articles Of incorporation so as to provide
for such increase.
tSigned) J. r. WALKER
President.
CIIAS. A. WALKER, Secretary
And also as the holders OF more than
cne- third OF the common capital stocl,
OF said corporation. o3304
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

-~>-~-~-~-~-o~~~~-~-~-o-~~~
CtiAS. PET TGESON. 20 RICHARDS ST,
brass, chipped glass and painted. Phone
Wasatch 15Qa KS
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iouNG LADIES p1I,o--'
Brown So, .Jr work in customs sas a'.. I
wages vhao 1hvnool OF DressmakaIs, a, (
7os. sol oIi"fn 1nofGnu fGualifled pST'as; pSou'sa {.
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Marriage License Issued,

OGDEN. March 21.-County Clerk 8. g. Dyo
granted q marriage license today To George VIII
llama Of Logan and Miss Vida Baskerville OF
Salt Lake.
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bodied npnarried' men between ages OF
IS and IS; citizens OF United States OF
good character and temperate haolts,
who can speak, read and write EhSHsh
language. For information apply 10 re
crultng officer, Walker Bank bldg
Main and Ind So. sts.. Salt Lake CIV;
Utah. rlV
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

New store in an old stand. Everything
new, fresh and clean For Saturday
shoppers observance. sc candy at zoe,
2 lbs for 35c t5c Blue Karo syrup, &c;
5c Double Dip matches S for Zoe; 10c
Corn Flakes. > for l5c t5c can aspara-
gus. 10c; for 25c, strictly fresh eggs.
doz.. 20c; lb. pkg. oat or wheat flakes.
&c. for PC; 9 cans l0c corn, l5c; soc
green tea, h., CSC; roasted peanuts. ey-
ira large. lb-, 15c; bananas at 25c. Gel
cry, lettuce, young beets, turnips. car
rots. new cabbage, fine lemons. oranges
and apples. Meats, Groceries. 4. f.
Hopper, $40 South Main street next door
10 postofce: Naylor Bros, old stand.
Wasatch 97-Phone promptly attended,
Wasatch 81. r2SiS
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NO 10 CoMpETENT
nonsework, ons NF GIRIS :,
snna s%nasil'ng. ironing 20 ana cook; tbs slh.
GOT. 2nd .'eo' ave Phone WIos Wsasss
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CUT FLOWERS
GROCERY SPECIAL


FRESH UTAH EGGS. DOZ.. 20c; SOFT
shelled walnuts. ID, lac, lard, So, 1oc;
los. S1,25: breakfast bacon, lh.f 1ic;
lbs Spanish onions. 25c. Columbia wheat
flakes 25c; tall can salmon. 1oc, cans cans
sardlnes or devilcd ham. 25c: straight
grade flour. S1.O5. Germade. 3Oc; 9 pkgs
raisins and one pkg, curran,s. 2Sc; "a "a
lhs. sugar, one lib. cocoa. soc; lbs. lig
cakes. 25c; lbs. sultana raisins, 15c;
Jello, 2Sc; gallon can syrup doc. 2
punches green onions, sc; lbs rice. navy
beans or red beans, 25c, lbs. best kraut.
l5c: boxes shoe backing, 5c; tomatoes,
early June peas, lOc. pkgs. wheat
flakes, 15c; = lbs cabbage, 10c: los;
onions 1Oc; Bakerized coffee, 40c: split
peas. h., &c; Postum Cereal. Koffe- et. zoe;
honey. h., 10c; 12ic Pancake flour, &c;
III lbs, sugar, 81: 81 lbs. sugar, o0c;, 3
cans peas, strawberry jam, large milk:
Van Camp pork and beans, or Red Seal
lye, Csc; best cream cheese. lb,, zoe; corn.
per case, Sl.65: 3 lbs. ginger snaps, soda
crackers. 2Sc; compound lard, IS. S5c; %5
os, G0c; los. Sl.l0; cottolene. 30c 6oc,
81 as; cans peaches, csc; Quaker Oats,
loci plSgs. cereal coffee. Csc; good broom,
90c. los, dried priines, 25c. Chicago
Store. lI4-1i6 West First South. r2So2
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Observation-Disclosures
pyg' yensTal 81 y nn9tuSewoEk; nt no othsss sis T..
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WANTED
svalaFernals swanted-Fernals p.,.

T5 S5Y kEA4bL q A4bLt FOB oRpEpsAsrnsx,. PA
42l SOUTH 4 sraA rPaAH,x s i Troy TS # I.lII,. I.
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WALKER BROTHERS DRY GOODS
COMPANY, A CORPORATION

Dated March 4. 1913 rIs05
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COMPETENT CIRT, 49,.
sIsa1., general housework. small smnIIS.5 t.
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Wanted Situation-Male

ENGINEER. MINING AND HYDRAU-
lie. wishes position requiring practical
and technical engineering ability: will
take anything; references. Box N-5.
Tribune. r2S2S
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Wanted Situation-Femis

A LADY or REFINEMENT WIZ
position as housekeeper for an =
ried gentleman; good wages u3ss.
Ms. Tribune.
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WANTED
Miscellaneous

IC1Tp SITITpE Of, Al, KINDS WANT
ed. will pay you first-c ass prices FISH
er & Robbins Co, GO w. End South W.
setch Oh 60"
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CLOTHING

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR MEMS
cast-ofr cl0tbiDg, Wasatch 2Q02. ola67
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JAPANESE YOUNG MAN WANTS A
job az cock. Call phone 25o4 Wasatch
r2763
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WADE CoRSETs. HELEN OSBORNE
No. so Woodruff apt. Wasatch o535-J
,oeJ
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CHIMNEY CLEANING
PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DE, ROBERT w, HALL. PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIS. S16
EEARNS BLDG. a235s
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CORSETS

MRS. MANN. SPIRELLA CORSETS
i year guarantee. IS w. sth North.
w 1877. MISC
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POSITION WANTED WITH RELIABLE
concern as bookkeeper and all around
office man. Address O-i6. Tribune.
roI1O
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BURT's MISFIT PARLORS BUYS AND
sells second hand clothing, 200 staas, sass
Was. 5021 f'@e
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

SCOTT & CAMOMILE, ALL COUN-
bldg. pso7
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TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade mark copyright. see j. M.
Thomas. sos Utah Savings & Trust bldg
of2A
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UTAH JUNK CO, HIGHEST PRICE
paid for IRON, brass. rags. bottles run
Der. copper. etc. $40 So 4th West Phone o1e
Wasatch 223. hie'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-25

mont, Kentucky and Tennessee were
admitted to the Union; the army and
navy We're reorganized on perma-
nent basis; jays historic treaty with
England was considered and ratified:
the whiskey instruction was sup
pressed; the wars with the Indians
were successfully conducted by Har-
mar, ST. Clair and Wayne; the brief
war with France was undertaken, and
within its walls was officially an
nounced the death of George Wash
ngton in 1893.
Congress (the first session of the
SIXTH sat in the hall for the last time
on May IA, 1900 The last act of the
Senate was to request the President
to instruct the attorney general to
prosecute William Duane, editor of
the Aurora, for defamatory libel.
A committee of Congress recon-
mended an appropriation of 100000 to
Philadelphia as compensation for the
ten years use of the building, but the
expenditure was never authorized
After Congress vacated it, the hall
was used by the courts and the voices
of all of the famous Philadelphia law
yers rang through its rooms. The
building was abandoned by the courts
in 1895, since which time several CO.
lonial societies have used 1t as head
quarters. The structure was twice
threatened by fire, in 1921 and in 1851,
but little damage was done.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-25
Reserves Called to Quell
SOphOmOre=FreShman Riot

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-New York is
not typically college town, but Co
lumbia University students gave 1t
some excitement in the way of un-
usual antics last night, when twenty
one freshmen were captured ON the
campus by sophomores, bound and
carted off in a moving van to pro-
vide entertainment for sophomores at
dinner in a Brooklyn clubhouse.
Duncan A. Dobie, a freshman, mus
tered more than a hundred class
mates, who avenged themselves by
the capture of Charles Webb, presi-
dent of the sophomore class, binding
him hand and foot and taking him
prisoner to house in the Bronx, as
far away from his class dinner as
possible. The freshmen then sped to
the Brooklyn club, where the sopho-
mores We're awaiting their president
for the dinner, and made a rush to
enter the place. Police reserves were
called to help the sophomores drive
the freshmen off. The police had to
draw their clubs before the freshmen
retreated, but the latter bore with
them twenty-five captiveS. Trouble
continued until the rival classes eX-
changed prisoners, but by that time
the sophomores were obliged to aban-
don their evenings entertainment.
Many men bore black eyes and
bruises as a result of the fight.