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Show OGDEN, ETAH. EXAMIKER, THE MOBKiyO FRIDAY, MAY 3, iso; CHICAGO FUTURES. URL E Chicago. May 2. The leading tures ranged aa folio wo: JlUy Wheel May. 6314. 8546. 844,. IDs aS: September. PETERSON SCO V 85 VCorn-M- UNION GROCERY weed to ewt down Bring eel aad see us aad be Cor. 24th and Grant BeM; 111 hitofnlnt Selecting Wedding Gifts U a poser for maay puaaled people. pardon the suggestion that our Judgment and experience may he of tom aid. Presents of bom and other Jewelry are always la order, aad you are aaeured of eaiplo choloo when yon behold the at dleplay W. L. SUSWELL'S, the Jeweler, Twe Deere North of Wrtghfe. NOTICE TO Horse Breeders i. . ,M i Juet arrived from California, the hot pacing etallioa, Happy Hooil-gn.- " race rooord 1:38 and the grand etandard breed trotting etal-NoPackage," race rooord 1:10, time 1:11 Thaae borere will be at n, eerrice pour In Wes See Ogden. Joh nson & Dee THE LIVERYMEN fur farther particulate at 248 24th Street Seeds Seeds Har-rima- ft 8a 87, July, 50. 49. 49; 60. 8. Onto May, 48. 46, 46: July, 44, 47, 43a43; September, 37, 86, Hnrk-M- ly. stock ms New York, Hey l--le to krt today showed itself nwpoaalve aot and Pacttc Uniat of the couiee muck to any other development. The tone was heavy during the early part deof the day to national ton of the endwhich the dsellngs pression under ed yoeurday. Union Pacific shared to hatoeaie extent la the decline. The a the when eoeurd which ter tooe aot was stocks tamed upward out widespread aad was aot decided The aide of that Immediate group. an aa muoh strength of Union Pacific T without exylauadon ta Tdopmeat an It hae been from the Brat, and continued to bo the stfoject of a great wariety of remora which had ao authoritative ooalUaiaOon. The spurt la the preferred stock preceded the recovery la the common and served of revive the rumors of a dtotrfbutk hold eharea In a company which would comUnlou Pacifle stocks aad other not panies. The preferred stock has hitherto moved la company with the cemnaen. although the report of aa holding company has been cur rent over el nee Union Pacific became active and strong. It was only recentstockly pointed out that preferred holders would share with holders of coannua stuck rights to any distribution of Union Pacific treasury assets. The Jump lu the preferred stock today might be ascribed either to a belated recognition of thn vnlnn of expected operrights, or a perception of market to be ations of a rise In the common shared In the preferred. The lack of authentic Information to nocount for the Union Pacific movement makes It somewhat unoonvlaetag as a reflection of general market conditions. It Is expected that the statement of net earnings of the two Harrimaa companies, which probably will ba published tomorrow, wlU make a favorable showing. The sympathetic tnleoneo of the action of tbs Harrimaa stocks was most distinct le other transcontinental stocks and others that have been Joined la previous movements ef tbo group. Tbo oopper Industrials showed a" more ludoprodoat strength, dee to the strength of the metal Keelf. Tbo unfavorable offset of the proposed Issue of $26,000,000 of Atchison convertible bonds bearing 5 per cent Interest seemed to be modified tc come eitant today. Tbe old convertible of tbo company recovered a pai! of yosterdayh decline and tbo general bond market was affected as much as bad been feared by bond dealers a a cen sequence of tbe terms off tied b the company to secure new capital. Borne benefit scorned to tbe late stuck market (ton the failure of tho wheat market to hold Its extreme rise. There waa an increaaad die position also fo ascribe a part of tbo boon demand for wheat to the poor prospects of foreign harvests as well as our own. The money markets underwent no maiked change In conditions. The fact that money conditions haea remained tranquil nil through In spito of tho extra requirements helped to confirm tho growing confidence In the real and substantia nature of tbe relaxation in world! money markets. Union Pacific was pushed to above ISO but even higher was evidently the objective point of tbo day's movement end tbe stock closed there, holding tho general mariiet firm. Bonds were Irregular. Total tales, par Talus, 6M90.OOO. United Btates bonds were unchanged on call A Scientist's Criticism of a Comic Book For Children. y. 50.58.49, 48a50; September, - 15.65; Ju- 16.67. 15.92. 15.86. , ay. 1697. 8.67. 9.70. Lard May; 8.12. 8.77, 9.12; MARKET ym IN THE The Strength ef Hardman Blacks Bohn of Many a MEAT H PACIFIC BHARED DECLINE. 88 V 84; December, 70; July. September, I.9B, 8.90. 9 95. 8.1., Bibs September. 8.87: May. 8X2. 8 80. Short 8.82. July. 8.77, 6.72. 8.62; 8.75. Cask Quotations. Chicago May 9. Cash quotations were as foltowa: Floor Firm. Wheat No. 8 epring. 83aS6; No. 3. 76a86; Nol J red, Core Na 8. Ws61. CleS3.8 60;NaNa yellow, S white, 63 Oats Na 8. 46; 444. Rye No. 2. 61. Barley Fair to choioe malting, 71 a74. Flax Seed --Km 1, 1.14; Na 1 northwestern, 1.21. Prime timothy seed, 4.30. Clover OJUtmot grade, 15.21 Short rib eldee. loose, 8.87aS.63. Mess pork, per bhL, 15.70al5J0. Lard, pr 100 lbs., 8.67. Short clear Mea boxed, 6.75e6.9fi. Whisky, baits of high wines, 1.28. Receipts and this monte. Flour Receipts, 89,300 bbls.; shipments, 47,390 bbls. Wheat Receipts, 39,000 bu.; shop-mentbu. 105,600 Cora Receipt, 166,000 bn.; shipments, 308.200 bu. Oats Receipts, 261.100 bu.; shipments, 300,900 bn. 6,000 bn.; ShipRye Receipts, ments, 1A00 bn. Barley Receipts, 21,200 bu.; ahlp-ment- s. On the produce exchange today the butter market was steady; creameries, 1825; dairies, 182S. Eggs Firm, at mark, cases Includ- ed. 16; firsts, 15; prime Arete, Chose Steady at 14a51i. CHIcage Chicago, May May II I I; July (633 16. , Hy!l$99b-6- ( Produo, I. Close: UNCLE SAM DROPS EIGHT POINTS ON 'CHANGE. Yankes, Colorado Mining and Bnck Tunnel Are Faverltoe Fair Total Recorded for Session. Salt Lake, May 2. Fair would beat dsecribe this mornings trading on the focal mining stock exchange o far as lie totals are concerned. After forenoon rus reaching the 30,000 mark, this morning's total. $16,734.65, seem light, although it waa not lung back that broken helled the $10,000 mark with gretltsde. May Day, Uncle Sam and Victor were the three leaders in selling and Uncla gam dropped from 80 to $2. The first sale at 80 moved 800 sham. From this price tho stock dropped cent by sent, each sale moving It down one point All in all 8400 shares changed bands. May Day opened tbs regular call at 30, 600 shares moving at this fig are. Another sale at 500 shares ralaed tbe stork a half cent and a third sale ef 600 took it to II. This climb brought out 1.000 shares which brought 1314 and with this sale tbe regular call run was closed. Two sales of 1.000 each were made on the open board, ths first bringing 13 and the eeooud 11 14. Victor was active on the regular call, opening at II 14. A second saie involving 100 shares sent the price up a cent A series of snap sales lopped off the cent again but although 8,000 hares changed heads, the acock remained firm nt this figure and the dosing sale of 2,000 fixed the price at 1314. Yankee is holding its head above tho level; 100 shares going nt 51 and 400 at 52. Colorado M living made a Jump fur the 1 mark and almost succeeded In making it, 400 selling at 98.86 followed by 200 at $3 J7 14. The latter figure held good on tho open board, 100 changing hand. Beck Tunnel gained 8 14 orate In two salsa of 100 each, one sale befog made on each call This forenoon salsa, quotations and totals follow: tO-or- 11,100 bu. 6S1B bp What 14 ; 418-4Core-M- ay July 49 74. Oats May 461-2- ; July 42 74 $4 3. Pork May $16.68; July 16.66, lard May . $.67 July . 1.881-1- Riba May 1.6314: July 8.771-2- . Rye Cash 71. Rariey 45$7S, Flax Clover and timothy, no trad-lu- g. Sugar and Coffee. New York, May 2. Huger Raw, firm; fair refining 8.26; centrifugal 18 test 8.76; nmlaauea sugar 8.02. Refined steady; crushed 1.60; powdered 4.80; granulated 4.80. COFFEE Meady; No. 7 Rio 6 1 a6 61; Na 4 Santos 7 $4. 1-- , St Louis, Ma, May 2. Wool Steady; territory and westers mediums 22a26; fine mediums llall; fine Kansas City Cattle. Kansas City, Ma, May 1 Cattle Receipts Market steady. Native 6.00U. $4.76aL20; Stockers and feeders $S.65a.85; bulla 63.004X0; calvse weatera fed steers $4.256.-6weatera fod cows $3.254.75. market Huga Receipt 12,000; ateoly to 5c lower. Heavy $1.256.30: pMkera N il 126.17 light $6.31 afi.43 pin $1.005.76. Sheep Receipts 600; steady; muttons $6.606.60; lambs $7.108.66; range wethers $6.807.00; fed ceres 0; 1-- $6.l6a6.60. SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS Interstate ' Brokerage Company 2, 1807. May f Money. New York, May I. ffiooe: Chicago Cattle. Prime mercantile Sterling exchange firm with Chicago, May 1. Cattle Rscalpta actual business In bankers . bills at 6,500; steady. Beevea $4.256.40; cows 486.25080 for demand and at 483.30$ $1.304.80; heifers $2.606.10; calves SI for sixty dsy Mils, good to prime ateers $$.36 Posted rates $4840427. 6.40; good to medium I6.85a6.30; Commercial bills 483. etockera and feudera 2 406.16. Bar silver 61 Hogs Receipts 31.100. Easy. Light 10 Mexican dollars I5.85a6.66; mixed $6.20a0.56; heavy Government bonds steady; railroad $6.156.60; rough $6.156.30; pigs bonds Irregular. good to choice heavy $6.40 1 Money on call steady per 6.60. cent; ruling rate 21-- per cent; due-lu- g Sheep Receipt 12.000. Steady. Nabid 1 per cent: offered 2 per tive $4.406.10; western $4.406.10; cent. yearlings (6.757.66: lambs $6.608.-60- ; Time loana steady, sixty days 8 weatera lamb $6.508.76. 4 per dent: ninety days 4 per cent; six mouths 4 per ceaL i d A i and Flower Seeds 1-- LINE. Pratfe Stock 1 CLOSING STOCK LIST. Remedial. FLOUR Domestic and Imported, High Patent. Hey, Grain and Produce. Prompt delivery. Utah Feed & Produce Co. Wash. 8 $ Ptetta Poultry Food and Lira Killer. Jhe famous Columbia aad 2111 21-20- 4 Fhenea Atchison ...... .... do preferred Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Facile Chicago and Northwestern do preferred Colorado Southern Denver and Rio Grande do preferred ... Erie Illinota Central Louisville and Nashville Mexican Central Missouri Pacific New York Central Pennsylvania ....' Reading Reck Island do preferred .... la thq, earvloa Miscellaneous Stocks Amalgamated Copper Amer Car and Foundry American IJonomotlre Amer Smelting and Rfng do preferred Brooklyn Rapid Traerit -.: ohareeter of tbo traaafor we supply our patrons. Prompt, reliable end at low eoat, Aay time yon any we'll be on yoer Job aad handle It eapedltloualy and walL ALLEN TRANSFER CO. Phono 22 for youra Colorado Fuel and Iron International Paper National Biscuit National ...... f . Are Foreigners. New York. May 2. Ten liners brought more than 16,000 150 aliens to this port yesterday, which Is 9314 a record number of immigrant for 153 one day. Most of. the steamer anchored In tho harbor probably will not be able to land their steerage pas9754 sengers for several days. The fog, gg which ahroude.1 tbe coast eily this 64 kept several of the ships out13fii week, side Randy Hook for from 16 to 48 JAPANESE TREATIES. 109 hours. Health Offlcer Doty and his 59 assistants were worked to their utfi(j Tokto. May 2. - It le most early yesterday morning until 34A4, agree-menthat a Fran stared and succeeded lu last night passing 76 to assure mutual respect for all til vessels. 6344 Ellis island's accommodation are France's rirhl In her Asiatic posses2644 and those f Japan fo Formosa already swamped with Immigrants and sionsKorea 93 and under the Liao Chang are hell on steam- and other Immigrants 36 ers at different piers. The capacity treaty, win probably be concluded. 165 of the Immigration station Is five The instrument win be ratified at the 523 e nethreisand daily, so that the foreigners termination of the ,12441 will have to await their turn. gotiations regarding commercial and 143 fishing right on the Siberian coast, 38 now nearing a definite conclusion at SOLDIERS STOP A REVGOLT. 10244 8t. Petersburg. It la said this will e be followed by u definite 83, 1366 St. Petersburg, May 2. Troops had agreement for the preservation 138 to be called In to suppress a revolt of of the statue quo In tho 2546 political prisoners in the Jail of the Far East. The two agreement are 61 9 Viborg quarter this morning. Tbo solbeing Independently negotiated and ,1 4 dier fired a volley, killing one man do not Imply any allegiance of Japan, 69 and wounding several. Great Britain, France or Russia. trana-Atlan-t- t, .......... Sugar ...... Tennessee Goal and Iron United States Steel do preferred ...... - Ban Francisco, May I. Judge John Western Union A. ttosmer, of the superior ooun of Northern Pacific this city, died at hie home, yarJay Great Northern preferred afternoon, of pneumonia, foiluwlag aa Int. MeL ...... attack of cold which he contracted la do preferred ...... Mi coart room n week ago. judge Mnckay Ueamer was Ah years of . do preferred JUDGE HOSMER DEAD. Accenunedatione Crowded by the Great Rush of ........ .......... Russo-Japanes- Rusao-Japanes- post-bellu- Music and Instructors h SL THE OPERA MALE HAT. Why It Rises Superior to Any Passing Fashion Dictate. protest against tit changes of style fo hats, end one ef tbe sex baa written to tbe New York Mall this complaint: Why attack aa a collapsible, many named pretender" tbe opera hat, or chapeau de claque t I have inch a hat and nlao a nllk hL fo which respect I think I differ from moat Gothamltea Whenever I have an option I wear tbe opera rather than tile other. Its mere convenient. At the theater or open yon can carry It better on your between tbe arte If there la ne rack far promenade. your bat under tbe sent you can tuck it fo your overcoat and put it on the floor under you without destroying It, a yon would do with a ellk hat. If yon put your bat fo tho rack under your eoat sad thru rise and stand late comer to dose to It to permit pass aa opera hat suffers na damage ellk bat would bo etthar ruffled or crushed. Tbe open bat looks aa well at all times as the ellk bat aad requires mnrh less care. Indeed, I think H looks batter. The glassy nrfece of n ellk hat, like the glossy bosom of a tiff white shirt le an uncomfortable survival of tbo time when men won polished helmets end breastplates. There Is so much reason In tbo opera bat that men of discrimination will continue to woer It tbe style of the moment regardless. Men generally Habit Ilave you ever thought why It la that a dog tune around and around when 1m Jumps np on hi cushion or start to settle himself anywhere for a nap? Now tkat you era reminded yon can recall that you bavo( seen a dog do li many thcea, cant you? This habit I atwut all tint la left to our tamo little doggie ef the days long ago, when they were a race of wild animate nw' Hved fo the woods. Their beds then were matted grass and leaves, and It waa to trample enough erase and properly arrange tbe leaves that the dog always trod around a narrow circle before be would lie dawn. Tbe dog at today keeps up tbe same old habit, although there to no longer any need for It. and of course the animal hie ne notion why be does it Matrimonial. Three German wore sitting at luncheon recently end were overheard discussing tbe ascend marriage of a mutual friend when one of them remarked: 111 tell yeu That. A man vhat mar ries de second time don't deserve to have lost his first vhife." Life. The Kind They Fael. He Rome girls are awfully conceit cd. She Why? brag about making n fool of a man that wax never anything else. Detroit Free He-Tb- MINISTER TO DEPART. 3. Sir Gbentung Chines ' minister, farewell luncheon with the President today. The minister has been promoted to an Important position fo China and will leava soon. Washington, May Cbeng. tbe Ung took a SNOW Bldg-Bel- l Plane Bldg. WOODS A COL Architect. 86 A 67 First Nart Bonk Bldg. Beth Phonea P. IN WISCONSIN. Superior, Wla., May 3. A belated bllxsard started In today. In one hour there had fallen half na Inch of snow, with proapecte for n good heavy toll. A high wind aooompaated tbe snow. DENT MOWREY and Celia Wadcll-Ki.- , Ind. 780; Bell 1184. CL BERTHA M. PAYNE. Teacher ef Piana MS0W.IL led. Phene Ml Attorneys MRS. Sl E. REDFIELD. JOSEPH CHEZ, Attorney and Counselor at Law, 40 and 41 Firet National Bank Bldg, Ogdon, Utah. Both phonea. Na tary in efhea R. B. FARNSWORTH Attemoy-al-Law- Teacher ef Plena Studio, 349 Bell phene Mu. Washington Avenue MRS. MARY L. SHIPP. Teacher ef Guitar and Residents 304 S3d BL Mandolin Ind. Ph( . 114 and 616 Eccloa Building. Painter and VOLNEY . . ington Avo. C. GUNNELL Office 8374 Wash- Paper-hange- rs' Directory Beth phono 77L JOS. MocLAUCHLAN, Auditor and Aooountant, Notary and Conveyancer. Office Room 42. Firet National Bank building, Ind. Phene 470. . AGEE A MCRACKEN, CeunooloroaLLaw, 6 64 and 69 Firet National Bank Bldg. Phonea, Ball 808, Ind. 80. . John N. Ford end 8m rnnr hanger, Deoeratere and DmignM. Bell phene 243X. Leave ordain at Beyle Furniture Co. EetabliMad 1881. a A. MULLER A SON, Dealer In Wall Paper, Paper Hang. Ing, Painting, Tinting and General Decorating. -- We are authorities M wood finishing. 8582 Waah. ay, apposite Library, ind. Phone, Pianos Contractors and Builders CHAMBERLAIN-THOMA- B MUSIC CO, Tbe House ef Quality." Every, thing known In music. 2414 Wadi. Ava FRED HOWARD, Contractor and Builder. Phene 617Z.1 Ben P. a Photographers Contracting Plumbers LUKE CRAWSHAW, Protegrapher; Studio Artistic, mm Washington Avenue, Ogden, Uak A picture that leeks like yea A. W. MEEK. Plumbing and Heating. Removed from the 89th SL shop to 8848 Wash, Ava Ind. phsna v House Furnishings THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING CO, Na 7600 end 2308 Waah Avo, ascend hand geode bought and sold. Beth phenes 1144. Masonry and Cement Contractors L. WEBER, Photographer. vary variety of photo art work 438 Weak, ava Both phones Real Estate Agents CARL C. RABMUBSON Real E tat. Leans, Rentals and Fire Insurance. First National Bank Bldg. Ind. Phene 470. WM. A. HICKENLOOFER. Real hetato, Irwuranee and Invest manta, 108 Reelea Building, sue to N. H. Ivea A P. O'NEILL CONSTRUCTION COXentraetora and Builders of Bow er Cement Walks, Street Pavfo end Gravel Reefing. 428 S&th at Music and Instructors N. H. IVES, Live Btoek, Ranehea City Property. 2484 Hemes on easy peymenta Wash. Ava Phone 1380. JOSEPH BALLANTYNE. Director Ogden Tabs resale Chain Voice Building a Specialty. Bridle 8638 Orchard Ava MIBB ALMA BAUER, Teacher ef Plana KELLY A HERRICK, iral inauraneq Laans and Renta fo Real Estate Inveetmiaja . . Bell Phene Studio, 2308 Adame. Ind Phene 3662A. 321 K. Transfer Companies ALLBN TRANSFER CO, Albem Allen, Proprietor. Furniture Vena and Btoraga Cabs at a mem set's Net lea Office 412 85th at 'Phene 22. TRANSFER VANS. Plena moving a specialty. 328 14; 25th. Beth phones 283. G MRa R. P. HUNTBR Ttasher ef Guitar and Mandolla (Moravian System). Also Plana Btudfo 8240 Quincy Ava W. A. MALAN S. E. MALAN MALAN TRANSFER CO. Vena Dreys and Baggage Wagons. Our speclaltlea Plana Furniture end Safe Moving; Storage. Office, 408 25th at Bee Slades Phensa. from Mlu Whaley. One was written to her grandmother, with whom tbe girl lived, etal fog that ahe loved her grandmother but she loved Mr. Cooks better and that whan the letter wee received they would be out of the country.. Miss Whaley left Hempstead on Har letter waa postmarked Monday. Newark. Mr. Cooke went to Ne York, Tuesday, and did not return to EL Hempstead. When the verger of room y George entered the robing m terday he found the safe open and the rectors personal effects gone. A formal Matement Issued today ny Bishop Burgees says that tbo vacaacy caused by tbe departure at Mr. Cook will be filled at oaca ... The vestry fo overwhelmed Iff said Bfe8 unexpected calamity. Burgess, and I am at a Visa to aww11; for 1L Z am Inclined to the belief fo Dr. Cooke cannot bo of sound ma Three years ago. with Mrs. Cooke and a party of Buaday school ehUdrm ha was In a trolley car collision.. baa been a nervous wreck ever He obtained n leave of absence for year and went to Europe to recuperwc, but hie condition since his return . been poor. According to report at HempwjM; for tho minister's Infatuation Whaley waa the direct cause of Cooke'e leaving blm. M Mist Whale has n fort ana nld amoent to 6126.000 which cam to from her fathers eetata. ters tfave been received PREACHER ELOPES GIRL IS ONLY SEVENTEEN, IN LOVE. BUT - ey'll Frees. CHINESE A. GRAVES, Architect. 88 First NetT Bank Phan B86K. . Attemey-at-Law- three are very small, exquisitely neat very little slanted, absolutely legible. Well as I knew the three writers, I doubt if I could tell which wrote which. They were Cardinal Manning, Mr. F rondo and Lord Rosebery. Will the experts tell me if In this case similarity of writing bodied forth similarity at gifts or qualities F seml-ofllclall-y Iad Pacific Mall Gas People Proreed Steel Car Pullman Palaee Car Standard Oil (0 13T $6 Aland nal, however, waa nnu-- surprised and becked at II. Mowtelet' ignorance when he took up the book, aad be wrote na article about It la his paper, which ran as follows: A certain M. Moaaelet baa' published n dictionary for the nee off children, which contains definition allowing the meat extraordinary Ignorance; such a the following: " Bardins-- A little fish without any head which Urea la olL' Ac if a Bah could Hvo without a bead and la oil! Another definition: " Parrot A bird somewhat resembling tbe pigeon, generally green when it I aot red or yellow er blue. Corka hundred toe sometime live to be yean old, except when they are staffed. and tbe there fo ne limit to the length ef their life.' Now, It happens that the parrot la not a pigeon nt nU and never ha the colon that M. Moaselet gives to him, and, fo abort, this M. Moaaelet knows no more of natural history than ho has grains of common sen. From my idle of autographs I take mm of a etateeman wail known and ley it side by aide with the autographs of a groat author aad a great ecdaafoe-Hc- , writes a British publicist. All RECORD FOR ONE DAY HAS BEEN BROKEN. Ellis Architects a rertain scientific Jour- Similarity ef Writing. 15,001 ALIENS 70S 11944 126 119 21 . Southern Pacific Southern Railway Union Pantile do preferred Wabadh ... wleoonsin Central t1 17616 15446 210 25 29 74 . 25 145 12014 22 ........ Paul tenIpsTm $5 06 ...... ........ BL (f 114 Business Directory - 2 FULL AND COMPLETE book. Tho editor of A Bond of- Sympathy.' While the new faald tidied the room the busy women kept on writing. Do yon make that all out of your own heedT asked Jane. Tcs." said the busy woman. My. aald Jsae admiringly, Too must have brsirs!" Brafoar sighed the women despondently. Oh, Jana I havent na onnceof brains. For a moment Jano regarded her with sincere commiseration. Oh, well," she sold presenily, dont mind whet I say. 1 aint very smart myself." New York Prase. . 5; G OGDEN a Frenchman of Chirico UoMi letters, published a comic edentifie dictionary for the benefit of children, who found ae little amusement fo hie odd account at things la the animal world which ware perfectly familiar to them, but which were described fo a rather fantastic way fo 34. Moaaeleta A Dog 14al6- - steers OF HUMOR. NO SENSE fu- Wife of the Minister Returns to Her Heme and the Scandal Causes Astonishment. New York, May 8. Members of the fashionable SL George's Episcopal church at Hempstead, I L, were aa touiihed tod.v when they learned that their pastor. Ihe Rev. John K. Cooke, had departed, and that Mine Florett Whaley also had left her home and had written letters say she would aot return. The Rev. M. Cooke haa been married for five yeers. Mrs. Cooke left Hempstead some time'agcf and Is now nt her father's home fo Hartford. Mlaa Whaley fo an orphan, seventeen year of age, whose father Just before bis death gave her int the spa rial charge ef Mr. Obnka Two let WANT ADS YIELD BIB RESUL |