Saskatoon Daily Star from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 2

PACE TWO THE SASKATOON DAILY STAR. MONDAY. JUNE 1. 1914 LOCAL NEWS 122 Second Avenue North Ia the Heart of 8akatoon Saskatchewan Survivor Arrives At Winnipeg; Weeps Bitterly Over His Terrible Experience HARRISON IS HEAT RECORD FOR SEASON EXACT NUMBER OF DEAD MAY NEVER BE KNOWN C.P.R. Officials Unable to Give Even Approximate Number.

FORMALLY STARTS lt "The hottest day thia year." wu th report o( Mr. J. M. Eby, weather nun for Paaka-toon. when called up thia afternoon by Tha Sur.

at 1.45 (new city time) the tbermo- Phone 1048 Sneeesson to the Ash-McGowan Co. Sir Harry Poland. K.C Commercial Travellers Assurance Association Lord Derby Countess Derby 200 GENERATOR NEW meter registered 15 In the shade. This, laid y.r. Ehy.

was the warmest period today. WlXMPrXJ. June 1. Weeping blt-i terly as he thought of the terrible ex-! periences the night the Km press of Ireland went down in the Ht. Lawrence river with her human cargo.

Peter Raak, of Broadview, one of the survivors and the first to reach Winnipeg told a thrilling story this mora-! lng, or the hour of trsgwly In which he saw countleas men, women and children swept to their death. Mr. Raak was a third-class pas. senger on the Ill-fated ship, and though he could not swim, managad to keep himself afloat until rescued. arrived in th city tht morning and spent some time at the C.

P. R. Total 1,100 The Liverpool fund has already reached the 1.59 mark. Nin Winnipaggsr Saved. WINNIPEG.

June 1 Out of thirty-eight Wlnnlpeggers on th Empress of WOMEN'S CORSETS In our Comet Department we have just received koto new modelR, fresh from the hands of the beat America Every woman knows that a good-fitting corset not only means comfort, but add grace and dignity to the figure. If you have not been getting satisfaction, try our eora'tg. We are getting new customers in thia department every day. Power-house Staff Present Mayoress With Card Case in Return. Mexico, J.

K. Goodrich; Kingdom of Canada, Ewart; Making of th Cana Authorities in Montreal Claim Empress Can Be Salvaged. dian Wear. MacBeth. Rev.

R. WIS- toire Manliobaine. Rev. A. G.

Jiortca. Biography Lives of the Moat Eminent English Th. S.d 000 turho-rener- At LOW Tide Idea in Little Over ator was formally put Into operation Poets. Samuel Johnson; George Morrow end His Circle, C. K.

Shorter; Lie of Henry Debouchere. A. L. Thorold; on Saturday afternoon, wnsn Mrs. r.

of Nine Life of Florence Nightingale. 8. A. K. Harrison, wife of the chief magistrate, threw the rwltch which put the Fathoms Water.

Tooley; Robert Louis Stevenson Ed irenerator into motion. A few minutes inburgh Days, E. B. Bimpson. omce.

left later for his horn. Mr. Rask is a Swede by tilth, and has lived in Canada 13 year. la that type of hardy settler who has made thing possible In the west by dint of hard work and undaunted courage. has a wife and seven children In Broadview.

Though CO years of age, is still hale and hearty or was until he came through that tragedy, and In perfect English, with a slighly Swedish accent, he recounted his experiences today. before the Mayoress, with the assist Sherwood's Special Corset for $1.00 This corset is made of a KplcndiJ quality of imported coutil, bnst, long hip, extension back, A hose supporters, trimmed with a deep lace. This ia positively the best corset we ever sold for the money. Sherwood's Special Price, per a tC rr I.UU ance of Chief Engineer Cuttir-j, turned the steam Into the turbine. Few Infectious MUCH SPECULATION EXISTS AS TO WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGES.

Despite the Importance of this ceremony to the citisens of Saskatoon In the way of protecting their power sup Diseases Here At Present Time But the horror of the whole affair ply, there was only a small crowd of citizens present, Mayor Harrison being the only representative from th city Ireland, only nin were aaved. The list la a follows R. H. Cunningham, assistant chemist at Manitoba, Agricultural College. Cedrto Gallagher, son of R.

H. Gallagher, lived at Empire Hotel. Wally Erslnger, nephew of John Er-xinger, whole) tobacconist, notes J. Lennon, secretary-treasurer of J. L.

Turner Co. Mrs. Ell Vinson. DufTertn avenue. Miss Wilmot, Winnipeg.

J. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Psturson, Horace street, Norwood.

Lost Eli Vinson, Dufferln avenue; H. Blford, Mrs. J. H. Akkr, Robert Strea, Judith Hakker (aged seven month, daughter of J.

Hakker; Mrs. Jamea Nutlall, Strathcona street; Master Tom Nuttall. aged four years, and baby son. aged months; Mr. Q.

P. Rlor, Alverston street: Captain M. MoOrath. Salvation Army band; Territorial Director Miss Alma Aeaafray; Mr. Rub, Greenfield Church street: V.

H. Kltson, wife and daughter; Monyot, aged thre years; two Kwede. name unknown; Miss Annie Jensen: Mr. and Mrs. A.

Blonqulst and two sons, Erie, aged 9, and Fred, aged 11; Adjutant Beckstead, Grace Hospital Salvation Army; Miss Frances Afanassief, Alfred avenue; James Morgan, Henry avenue, and son. Km. Morgan. Dufferin avenu. both of 8.

A. Identified dead Mrs. R. Gallagher, Judith Evlnson, and two children of Gxorg Zenk. neia nim in a atate of nervous excitement and frequently as he reached a council.

point which described the awful hor MONTREAL. June 1. It is doubtful it the exact numoer of dead in the Kmpresa of Ireland will ever be known. As a token of their appreciation of her kindness in attending the opening Another satisfying showing as far rors of the eight, he would break down and wen blturiv. not oertlcu- ceremony, tie members of the power ss Infectious diseases are concerned is that which Is by the health Thin mornlnr a special effort was larly for himself, but becaus of the thought of those women and children made to secure an authenticated list department for the month which has house staff presented Mrs.

Harrison with a very flue silver card case which bore an Inscription on one side and an Just closed. The diseases which i ri pensmng without chance. etc hin it of tb machine on tne other. from the Canadian J'aclllc Railway but the officials were unable to 1 even give an approximate number of the dead. According tc the oflicnu atatement there wai 1,37 passeiigers The Minaret Corset Very low, short top, hip confiner, extra long hip, extension back.

This is a taplesg corset, made of imported French coutil, double boned, hose supporters front and back, trimmed with fine embroidery, for medium figures. The presentation was mad by Elec valled last month are almost one third what they were' in the same mo uh last year and are thus a good of the success of th policy Inaugurated by the late Dr. Mackay trical Engineer Hanson, who tendered Mrs. Harrison the thanks of the pow LORD MAYOR'S FUND (Canadian Associated Press.) erhouse staff. made up a follow; First class.

87; second class, 151; third class. 714: crew Alt. when he decided to make th Infec LONDON, June LTn following subscriptions have already been sent to the lord mayor's fund for the relief tious diseases side of his department one of the moet important. Canadian Pacific Railway officials state that the number of known aur- A short speech was made by the mayor In thn powerhouee office at the conclusion of the ceremony, in which he congratulated the members of Mr. Hanson's staff on the appearance and All sues.

Special price 3.00 The tabulation is as follows: or survivors of th Empress of Ireland disaster His Majesty King George 500 Hmallpox record of the powerhous generally Her Majesty Queen Mary 2i0 it was the beet in the west and the Typhoid Scarlet sver equal of anything in the east of its size. He commented on the fact that Middy Blouses. $1 Measles for many years at least the tnstalla German measles Chicken pox tion of this new trenerator would mean that a recurrence of the trouble ex 1914 1913 i 7 1 It 1 1 12 I 1 It 1 1 II SS Middy Blouses, made of -a good quality white drill. Collar trimmed in red, del ph and Whooping cough perienced lat; February would be an Impossibility. Store News We have started today on the new time, and we trust our customer will help us to make It a success by doing their shopping early in the day.

This store will close every Wed WOODSTOCK PREPARING FOR THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY Mumps DIptherta Tuberculosis Pul. Erysipelas navy. Kegular valuo Special Tuesday, Grace Church's 1.00 each Total Aid to Banish the vivura is 37 tirat clas. 3o second class, 210 In tha crew, with the number lu the third class uncertain. Published names aa to the known saved differ considerable from the figur given out by tha Canadian Pacific railway.

The lataat available list put the figures of known aaved as In i the first class IT, second class in 1 the third class 1ST and la tha crew ,210. Tbere is grave reason to believe, however, that among tha 11 names given as being saved ta the third class are many of tha crew and poa-jalbly even of second class passengers Doing Their Beat to Straighten it Out. The Canadian PaclOo railway offl- clals state that they are doing their beet to get the matter straightened out, but It nay never be known ex-nelly how many went down. The Canadian Pacific atels that the number of known Identified dead is II first clans and 17 second class, but the published lists differ from these figures considerably. It was not until last night that the Canadian Pacific railway was In a position to make public the full list of third-class passengers.

It shows that Montreal was particularly hard hit as there were over one hundred registered In the steerage from thia city. nesday during June, July and MANY APPLICATIONS PASSED Bar Campaign August at on o'clock. commence this Wednesday, June 3rd. BY LOCAL 60YERNMENT 80. Ample evidence that Grace church Supreme Court of the Church Convenes There Wednesday Next Delegates Will Be Royally Entertained Very Important Matters to Be Discussed.

1 not lagging behind in tne banlsh- the-bar campaign was forthcoming last night when 1100 was pledged In suiv We have Just received invoice for another shipment of Hand-painted China. Many customer at our last SCHOOL DISTRICTS, MUNICIPALI port of the cause, at an enthusiastic meeting held In the church. Alto 25 Pieces Best Canadian Prints Fast colors, in light and dark patterns, including stripe, dots and floral designs. Regular value, for, yard OC gather Orace church expects to contribute 1600 to the cam pern fund. A TIES AND TOWNS MAY BORROW VARYING AMOUNTS The following is a list of debenture WOODBTOCK.

June 1 The th deaconesses including a statement Presbyterian of the city of Woodstock regarding th training school and th good portion of the sum proffered last evening was In oaah. The meeting waa addreesed by Rev. E. Val Tllton sale were disappointed at not being able to get their share, a th whole lot was snapped up la a fw minute. Watch our ads.

We will tell you In plenty of time when It applications granted by the local government board of Saskatchewan dur first, who forcibly claimed that pro ing th week of May ZS and 20. hibition does not prohibit. He said that the temperance party did not School Districts bom in Toronto. The number of women engaged In this work has Increased slightly during the year. Several social functions hav been planned for during the assembly.

On the beautiful grounds of "Altadore." tne residence of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Little (tb former home of the late Hon. James Sutherland, for consider How majiy of these have been saved have been busy for over ix month preparing for th meeting of the supreme court of the Presbyterian church In Cfcneda which convene In Knox church here on Wednesday evening next.

When It is remembered that Woodstock is a place of only slightly over 10,000 and that there are only two Presbyterian congregations. It will be seen that to billet a gathering of six claim thft prohibition would accom is mere guess work. will be on sal again. Nam. Amount.

Orvllle No. 1199 J.00 Profllic No. igno According to high authorities in Montreal who have looked into the sit plish any such thing; no one claimed It did. He said that some "chronic whiskey users" would smuggle the stuff Into their homes In spite of all uation. It la quite within the limits of Varsity No.

3078 2,000 Blain Lake No. 2571 1.000 possibilities to salvage the Kmpresa precautions, but the results be able time minister of public works In th Laurier cabinet) a garden party In Frledland No. 8095 1.B00 They state this morning that at low seen in the saving of young people Herbert No. 1076 and those too honorable to go Into tide she Ilea a little over nine is hundred -member wa no light task, but a vry efficient organisation was perfected, and indications are that the general assembly will royally enter Olenedyth No. 1385 to be held on one of the afternoons of the first week of the assembly' meet thorns of water and that at such a back alleys and stables to Indulge in 6,000 1,800 1,700 1.700 Busy Bee No.

3130 ing, on th Saturday afternoon the the stuff. These results would more depth It Is possible to salvage her. Bodies Will Be Held for a Month Sociology Practical Real Kstato Methods, F. Ward; -Blue Book of Etiquette for Men, Chas. Ilarcourt i Natural 8cinc Dunkeeley No.

2980 Doroshenko No. 81S5 than Justify the cause of. the prohibl assembly Is to be asked to adjourn and the members are to be taken for an au 1.200 In the confusion since the wreck took place little thought has been given to this however, but officials of Lupescu No. 3146 1,200 tion party. He also stated that Duns reports were evidence that prosperity was most apparent in the prohibition tomobile ride through the famoua Zor- the Canadian Pacific railway and oth Rural Munieip alitie ra townships of plctureffque Oxford county, to the old Embro church from districts.

258. era interested are talking over the situation and preparing to take what 16,000 for Mr. A. W. Wylle who waa on the road which more than two score of minis Falrview No.

Improvements. platform, spoke on the work acc-m ter hav come during th last half steps are necessary. Town pllshed by the banteh-the-har people century. Her another garden party Considerable speculation exists as to In tne recent campaign. Mr.

J. 1) tained In thia beautiful little OnUrlo city. The general committee on arrangement ha been divided into four aub-commltteoa. Malcolm Douglas is chairman of th general committee and Joseph Richardson Is secretary; J. Q.

Archibald convenor of the billeting ccmmltte and Adam A. Stewart the hard working secretary; T. W. Gray, chairman of the finance committee and Thos. Watson and Alex Gardner, treasurer and aecretary Lieut-Cot, White, chairman of the reception and entertainment committee, A.

A. Rapson, secretary: J. M. Levan, chairman of the printing and publicity com Indian Head. $18,000 for new high school.

QUEBEC, Junel. Coroner Jollcoeur of Quebec who directs the work of identifying the victims, said today that bodies not claimed or Identified would be -held here for a month, after which they would be buried In Quebec, Manly dealt 'ith the organisation work, and the obstacles he said the liquor people were putting In the way Battlefard. for waterworks. of the movement. Mr.

c. M. Johns DAISY MUST LEAVE TOWN ton took up the financial side of the question making an at peal for funds Daisy See leg, who pleaded not guilty was large, both In and the response cash and pledgee. Mineralogy, Alexander Evolution of Man, (I vols E. Haeckel.

Useful Arte Home Nurse Handbook of Practical Nursing, Charlotte Aiken; Office Organization and Managrtim-nt L. Dtcksee; Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony, A. K. Collins; Contract und Specifications, Jam C. Plant; Home Nursing.

E. Harrison. in Art Manual of Voice Production, Henry J. Dart; Garden Making, L. Bailey.

Litaeatue Pro and Con. J. B. Askew: How to Develop Self-Coafldenc In Speech and Manner. G.

Kleiers Poem. Arch. Umpmu; Flint and Feather, Johnson: Drift of Pinions, M. Plck-thall; Jlamewlth. Cha.

Murray: Poems, (a vol.) Francis Thompson. to a statutory charge In the poilc court this mornina-. and in rlvln vi. has been arranged. Assembly Sunday In Woodstock Is to be a great day.

All th pulpits of the city and within a radius of five or six mile are to be filled by visiting min isters. A monster gathering of all the Habbath school of the city Is planned for the afternoon at three o'clock in the new Arena building, capable of holding 3,000 people. At four, a men's mas meeting and a women's' mass meeting will be held In new Ht. Paul's Anglican church and tn the First Baptist chdrch respectively. The assembly itself will hold the usual communion service on the Sunday mittee, a.

iK) nam, secretary. Rev. H. M. which party can be Held reeponsmie for damage.

The Storstad was owned in Norway, was chartered by the Black Diamond Line and carried a cargo consigned to the Dominion Coal Company, Montreal. In view of these circumstances, local authorities are reticent about making any statement as whom one should look for recourse In view of the Storstad being held to blame. No new developments have taken place wrth regards to the seizure of the Storstad by the Canadian Pacific railway. The writ of selxure Is returnable one week from today and until then it la not expected that there will dence in her own behalf admitted that.Pautin of Chalmers, and Rev. B.

oo hb in naou oi soliciting on 1 New Books At the Library NOT CONVERTED TO SINGLE TAX FOR CITIES Cochran ar ex-offlcio members of all committees. The members of the churches of the other denominations in the city are co operating with their Presbyterian fellow citlxen to make tht meeting of the assembly a auccesa. The-building of the Woodstock Baptist college has (Continued From Page Three) clannish individual, and the prospect The committee on church praise, of which Rex. Alexander McMillan of Mlmlco, I aecretary. I devoting a great deal of attention to the plans been placed at the disposal of the oil does not appeal to him at all of start letting committee by the authorities lng out with a small capital on the i mreei, was given tne opportunity to "beat If out of town by noon tomorrow, when she appeared before Magistrate Brown this.

morning. The accused, a well-dressed nejrrees, de nled every assertion made by the detective and police, and denied with onslderable heat and Indignation the sworn evidence that she had previously been ordered out of town. Detective Reeves swore that he had seen tho woman soliciting a number of times. "Why didn't you arrest me then," flashed out the prisoner. Magistrate Brown Tou are remanded until noon tomorrow for sentence.

In the meantime, chief, you will see that she gets her trunk packed and gets out of town. Accused Thank you. jedge. bare prairie, many mllea from any and about seventy-five of the commis on. Before he can hope to get any sioners will live there during their stay returna at all, he has to sink all of his in Woodstock.

The college Is beauti- capital and often his methods do not fully situated, with kvly grounds on apply to this country with the result tne outskirts of the city Gnral Practical use of Books and Libraries, G. O. Ward; Writing News, Chas. Ros. Philatvphy Happiness.

H. Black; Exceptional Employee, Progressive Business Man, Secret of Achievement, 8. Marden. Rlioin Fact of Life, P. C.

Bimpson; Studies In Religion and Theology, A. M. Fairbalrn; Philology of the Greek Bible. A. Delsflmaa; Bible, A.

8. I'eake; Light from the Ancient East, A. Delss-man; Authority of Christ, D. W. Forrest; Christianity In tha Modern World, D.

H. Cairn; Christ In Ihe that he often has spent his savings of Travel -Ten Thousand Mlie Through Canada; Across Unknown South America. (2 A. II. 8vag-Lndor.

Hitry History of rlootland, AndreV t.nng.' Ruo-Japanee war, (3 vols.) Captain Sedgwick: Canadian Rebellion of 1817, D. B. Read. Net Far Him years in the first year or so that he is out here and he has nothing to show i I Th Oil Strike for the assembly music. With the assistance of the joint choirs of Knox and Chalmers churches for half an hour preceding each evening sederunt, Mr.

McMillan Is to explain some of the new psalm and hymn which his committee purpose Including In the revised Presbyterian hymnal, to be published in Vti. By the time the assembly opens, Woodstock will be looking -Its best With its beautiful row of shade trees, It well-kept lawns. Its fine streets and lis many lovely homes, the visitor are bound to delighted. Altogether the assembly of 1914 I not likely to regret th acceptance of th invitation to meet tht year tn this western Ontario city, "The truth about the settling' of the west la filtering back to Oreat Bri 41 r. tain and I expect that for many years to come.

Immigration from Ncotland at least, will be small. I think that ri-i ve got you down lor a couple of ticket: we're getting up GOOD SHOW AT WEST SIDE THEATRE The Westaide theatre announce an especially good hill commencing this evening. "The Two Sergeants," a seven reel film depicting an historical story of love and war. is described a a screaming comedy. tartSod.

our neigh. KocluJ Order, W. M. Clow; ret of the settling of the west should be Christ, P. C.

Simpson; Jesus and tho taken up by the provincial govern JflaklM Wn. l. Gospel. James Denney; Positive menta, who are prone to allow things i woman i know what tn An m-nu Preachings and the Modern Mind, P. to develop themselves.

I think that poor man It is shameful tho way that the Cal T. Forsyth. Register. be any new developments. The admiralty court have put a man to watch day and night to see that nothing la done to remove the Storstad outside the jurisdiction of Montreal courts.

What effect the selxure will have on possible suits for damages agalnat the Canadian Pacific railway la also something legal authorities do not care to discuss at this time. An Additional Survivor. MONTREAL, June 1. Additional survivor, Bert Qreenuway, second cabin, of Toronto. Following shown on Salvation Army list did not sail: Ina Malsey, F.

Peacock, Capt. Gilbert Beit, Mrs. F. Consell and chlkl. Further bodies Identified.

Mrs. Dunlavy. first cabin, Adjutant Beckstadt second cabin; Supposed body of Mrs. Winn Price now Identified aa Mrs. Ledera, stewardess.

Preliminary Inquiry at Montreal MONTREAL, J-n 1. The preliminary inquiry for the purpose of getting together the necessary witnesses and proc irlng their statements is being held In Montreal today tinder Captain Lindsay, Dominion wreck commission' Captain Lindsay stated that although he had not got Into touch with tha witnesses at thut hour, he knew the majority of them were in Montreal and that lie would open, the inquiry here today) In private. "We are merely preparing the way for tho Inquiry proper." he said, "and eliminating those witnesses whose evidence can have no bearing on the case Ails Will clear the wsy for later proceedings." Captuln Llr.dsay will take the evidence In the Dominion wreck commissi. rm.rt Ik. thn Ml.Miivhni.Hav gary oil strike Is being handled.

The government owns these lands. Why do they not develop them and take them out of the hands of the capital Th program for the various meetings of the assembly will follow the usual order. On Thursday evening, June 4, the report of the home mission committee will be taken up, and on Friday evening, June th delegate will discuss every Important matter on which th committee on social service will In addition to these larger matter th commissioners will take under advisement many other Items of interest ti the denomination. Tha hymnal committee will mako its annual statement and will probably announce that the new book of praise wilt be ready in 1915. The standard of maslc in the Prssbyterlan church in Canada ha been a high one for many year and great care Is being exercised tn the prepnratlcn of the new volume.

The Preabytery of Winnipeg will introduce a resolution dealing with the standing In th Presbyteries of assistant minister. Owing to th growth of the larger cities of Canada and the corresponding growth of many of th churches In these clUei, there I nn Increasing number of assistant ministers. At the present time these assistant ministers have no seat In the Presbyteries, which ar the real source of all church legislation. The Preabytery of Winnipeg has been discussing the question for several year and secured favorable action in thn assembly last year. In order to secure final action, certain additional step must be taken and the repre lata and stock company promoters who have them now? All these com panles that have been floated at the present time even If they do find oil The on the leases In paying quantities, are so ovrr-Cupltallsrd that the public wll never get any benefit of th mineral wealth of the country.

Standard Oil fields of Alberta -ltd. SHAKES 8I.C0 Fully paid, 'non-i)prs)iial liability. OVER 4,000 ACRES CAPITALIZATION OMX.V tarn iYft Another subject In which they glvi a muffled knock to Canada and the FAN'S NIOHT AT THE DAYLIGHT Tonight is to be a real fan' night at the Daylight theatre for the feature on Ihe program I to be the two reel base-bull story, "Breaking Into the Big League," with John McGraw and Christy Mathewnon and half dosen other stars of major levgue baseball. This Is the story or a big leaguer and of the trials and tribulations which he has to go through before he at length is able to hold up his share In his tenm mate' fight for the pennant. All tha member of the Quaker team pnd the Bronchos who are playing in Saskatoon today will be present at tonight' show.

Manager MIley having expended Invitation to them to be present. Another picture on the pro-grom Is one In whloh th universally popular Bunny takes part and there are several other features as well a the four d.iylight girl who will supply the musk: of the evening a usual vLand selected when my could be chosen. Wells now drilling close to or ad sentatives of the Presbytery of Wlnnl-! lug. Mar Identified Died MONTRKAL. June 1 A revised list on identified dead given out today by joining our property.

DIRECTORS ALL PROMINENT CALGARY CITIZENS The best speculative investment of the day. Developments anv time may cause increase. Call for engineer's report made before Dingman strike. Con-tract for first well let. last week.

If not drilling now, will be immediately. QUICK ACTION IS NECESSARY the Canadian Pacific Railway Com States. Is the very great lack of respect which they say characterise the attitude which the ordinary citlxen adopts to his municipal official both In the council and otherwise. Respect City Fathsrs "In both Canada and th I'nited Flat the averuge citlxen." said Mr. Walker, to think It the most natural thing In the world to libel his city officials.

Suggestions of graft are rife all the time, and taking everything Into consideration, we would say that your cities are not run as welt here aa they are In the old country and that the administrations generally are not as pure. In Pittsburg we found seven or eight aldermen and city officials were in the penitentiary and in another city we visited where the mayor was elected on a reform ticket to clean up the city, the first thing he asked ua In the evening, along the lines of entertainment, wa whether we would like to see a disorderly house I Another shock which Mr. Walker received when he arrived In this city pany contained the following names In addition to those already published: Th National league ought to get better team work. Her the Chicago management I claiming the team is drawing aa well as ever and then Barney Dreyfus goes home and tell what his share of th receipt were. Blyth, Miss, maid to Mrs.

F. W. Cullvn; Urame, K. bedroom steward; Kd wards, Coxsw.iln, Yokohama, Japan; 1 Harrlgnn. Ileikklla, Mailt, Negau-nee.

Michigan: Peterson, g. ste peg expect that progress will be made In this matter this year. The assembly will slso take action In the matter of a union of the two societies of women In church, th women' foreign mission society and the women's home missionary society. This fusion ha already occurred In fact. Mid all that remain to done I for the general assembly to put It Imprimatur upon It.

This union of th two societies of women I on of a eerie change which hav been put Into effect during the last two or three years with a view to the unification of the work of the denomination. An Interest-irg report will be made on th work of ATTON wardess; Pickers. Lansing, Mich waa to know that the city MARCH, Phone 1023 SOSKIN 163 2nd Are. 8., Saslutoon igan; Fannelson, KfT. The home of Ihe children of Oyorg Zug, previously reported to be Wln-ipeg.

Is given now as St. Louis, Mis-. ourL here, too, waa named Walker. It had been a Mg enough surprise to met City Assessor Walker of Edmonton, but thre In a bunch proved too much for him..