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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-22
STEAMERS AND EXCURSIONS.

GUNARD lIINE-NEw YORK AND LIv-
" ERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN-From
Pier 40 North river; Fast express mail service.
Bothnia, Sept a ! p ID Etruria Oct. IL. 3pm
Umbria Sept. q. 8 p m Aurania, l8 $50 am
Servia, Oct 4, $50 m Bothnia, Oct. q noon
Gallia. October 8 p m Umbria, Oct. 25, 8 pm
Cabin passage-s60 and upward, according to
location intermediate, s35 Steerage tickets
to and from all parts o. Europe at very
low rates. For freight and passage apply to the
companys office. Bowling Green, New York.
Vernon H. Brown & Co.
street. Pittsburg. se22-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-22
Prospecting on a Big Scale Promised.


Reports from different mining camps indicate
that there will be much activity in the devel-
opment of mines this fall, and as soon as spring
opens prospecting will be begun upon scale
unknown for several years past. There are
probably as many as 100 mining districts in
Colorado which have but little more than local
reputation. They have not produce great deal
of mineral, but most of them would pay for de-
velopment and this development will come in
course of time. Leadville's output for August
reached the wonderful figures of l,76S tons
daily, an increase of nearly 209 tons over the
month of July These figures prove the output
for last month to have been greater than ever
before recorded in the history Of the camp.
The shipments from the Two Stars are over
25 tons; the Catalpa and Crescent, 20 tons; the
Castle View, tons. The A Y. and Annie,
Colonel Sellers the Elk. and numerous other
mines show a decided increase. Thus it will
be easily seen how to account for the increase
in shipments. The main strikes for the month
of August were on the Devlin, Q. M. Fraction,
First National, Mahala, Last Chip, Mike and
Starr, New England and Bruce.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-22
Not Exactly n Gusher.

Mt. MoRRIs-Guffey's No. g. on the D. Wise
farm, is a very light producer. She is not bet
ter tnan a 5O-barrel well and may fall little
short of that. This was another SURPRISE as
from the location she was booked for a gusher.
z n. Hukills Nos. and e. Wise are In the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-22
Several Nice FloMa.

HAYsvLLE-Guffey & Queene finished their
No. on the Hayes farm to-day and will shoot
It Monday. 1t made several nice flows to-day,
and is showing for 20 or Is barrel well natu-
raj, but will probably do SO barrels when shot
as it is showing better than any well yet struck
a. ~bi al
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28
AGAIN EXCITED.

Repetition OF shs Previous Days Scenes ia
the Chicago Grain pits,
cHIcAaa July rs.
The excitement In wheat, corn and oats
continued to-day at the opening on change.
Owing to the reported shortage in the
French wheat or~p as told by former
cables. and the cool weather prevailing
now, wheat opened strong and higher than
yesterdays close IT range of s3A TO sSz
in different pits. There was much excite
ment, which continued as the market
advanced to 94a at . p. m. Corn, In SYM
pathy with wheat and because OF the cool
weather, also opened higher for September,
and fifteen minutes after was quoted at
41E@4if cents above the close of yes
terday. September oats opened t0pA cent
higher 1t 30s0n3i cents, and soon advanced
to 31s cents bid.
September wheat continued 10 advance
until 94s cents was reached, when re-
action caused by heavy offers set in. and at
il:f5 o'clock the option bad dropped TO oS
cents. Corn became still higher, while
oats were about steady.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28

THE repablieans OF the Sixth Pennsyl-
vania dissrict have nominated John b.
Robinson for congress.
FARmERs and Iaborers of the First In
diana district have nominated Col. J.. 3.
Wright for eongress.
STADLER n Co., clothing merchants OF
New York. have assigned. Liabilities,
$4,000; nominal assets, $4,000.
AK American named Rogers has bean mr.
rested at TiIsit for forgery. II is alleged
that his known forgexiss number l6a.
unSERAL satisfaction N expressed IN
Ottawa, Ont, 1T the attitude assumed BY
Lord Salisbury In respect TO the Behring
sea dispute, as evidenced In She published
correspondence.
THE United States circuit const In SAr
Francisco has rendered decision ksordar.
ing fourteen Chinese returned 10 Ohina.
They we're arrested la Arizona after cross
inc shs border from Mexiao.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28
GRAIN STORAGE.
A Movement 90 Checkmase the Northwest
Combinations.

A Movsment 90 Checkmase the Northwest
Combinations.
wAsmsaTox. July ass
The following resolution has been in.
.trodncsd by Senator Call, he being moved
thereto by reports of combinations in the
northwest. The resolution lies on the
table for the present: That the commit
tee on interstate commerce be. and they
are hereby instrucsed 30 inquire and report
To the senate whether any arrangements
have been made between persons owning
elevators and transportation companies TN
any OF the western states which will have
the effens, or which are intended 20 have
tho sxEsot, of preventing the storaga~ Of
grain and OF compelling farmers 20 sell
their grain at such prices as may be offered;
whether sach arrangements have bean
made In states which produce cotton,
tobacco and other farm products, and TO
report BY a bill such Legislation ss viii
require elevator companies end ell persons
engaged ip the business OF storing grain
and Other farm products for interstate
commerce 10 the extent of their capacity,
on reasonable charges, and win prevent
and puniah combinations between persons
engaged In such; bnsiness and transporta-
ton companies or thsir agents. which have
the eject. and has been made, or shall be
made with the intent OF forcing farmsrs 10
seli their products or In any way TO affect
the market price OF farm products"
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ss4.. sxts-.
Nv
nino1 saaI. ,..s' sall ~. ma.
nsrfes opsned II: 2lshs9 % thsn yssssrday morn. a
~ sna = ssssr = = tnen "a siys nn = "a
Usssis-Rsssipsa io6 ofiiaial yesfsraay, ss
slgnsmanfs NJ Ma~Ssf AMI asd unnhaneed
ssals nsassss 80 ss.sss 49, nxs,aa ~ fsss
lnes fair 40 sonsI a nisaA7o; feed
- akr.xsa ao0 ~ ua5 ponnds a. l0ag
j III. a~Ir ~ @oaI ~ a ! IN stscSmra efaoio@
- 1la IA. .smsx ~ ~s..s ~ - ar aafnrlox
y sssss ss 'sm ssvs = ss1n exss. ssasss eoss'fsd
sa.7ssss: grAsssss. fair 20 ssoA, sl.Tsaass:
si.as. ysarasnsa. sxszs sholss. ss.o0gs.l5 CON
ncn. -. 5o<ss0s -ss naiiss eholss .i
shoics. saocas.1g
se@sh vmAn@ lave ss"o&'
BouITn OkAmks July -.
Hs.a - necafuss esns ofAcaai Yesterday,
a s90 sI.lpuaanfs II ears Ma kst opened
1900 snIfsne a aags aa'Hs. Bun ~ eseO
OaffIe--nsosfpts. i.auo; ufAolal yesterday,
1870; shipmsnfs none. Msxkst steady.
0haca9o Live sfoeh.
omcAoo. July ~ 5000
rsses sssssssss; ssssR mlssd, = ssossso: heavy heavy
ssaehfma and ah3np{mm a SOFA Log
Cattls- -ReceIpts. X.e10 Msrkst siow and
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--Sohn Nmarn objects % Inviting knights
or x..ber e. = Conser~nce Before the Al
fianee Knows whaf n wants 10 Confer
About.
ESPECIAL coRnxsPOxDzScE.l
snHaRAsT BLUrss. Ia. Juiy %.
The Farmers alliance Of Woodbury.
county mot II the school building this
mornipg with +. r. Hat in the chair.
A. II. Wright, Of Movilie, was selected
as secretary. The alliance adopted con-
stitution. voting upon each section.
The chairman stated that al nocn q del
sgation Of Knights Of Labor from Sioux
City would be present.
John Marin, OF Lakeport township,
wanted 10 know BY whose authority this
organization was invited 10 be present.
He said that Il sssned to him that the
knights were invited for political ends.
He did not see why other organizations
should be invited to participate before the
farmers knew themselves what they
AZ the close of Mr. Nairn's talk the
county alliance adjourned for dinner,
which was served ON the lawnin the school
groundp.
The nsxt picnic Of She alliance will be
held as Smithiand.
At l o'clock rhe district alliance met,
with representatives preseAt from Wood
bnry, Plymouth, Monena, Dickinson,
Chsrokee, Ssc and Ida.
w.N. Sargent. district organizer, adj
dressed the alliance on topics Of interest
to the farmers generally.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28

vanaals Despoal New yerk Cisy Csms-
tories and SELL she Ornaments for Junk.
NEW YonK. July ~.
Thieves In East New York have resorted
10 unprecedented means nh their pockets
BY despoiling she monuments In ths Holy
Trinity Cemetery OF their metal onaments.
A modern wooden or guaranteed iron monu-
menf, topped with crosses, cruci6xee, or
gilded chsrubs or lambs. marks thousands
Of graves. Nearly 500 Of these monuments
have been subjected 10 the mutilating chisels
and hammers Of thieves, and most OF the
ornaments upon them have eather been de-
stroyed or carried away. The lonely sur
roundings gave the thieves ample oppor-
sunlsy for the work. and Il was not until
recsufly that the outrage was discovered.
Superintendent Philip Haslich said: More
than 500 monuments have been despoiled
or mutilafed. II must have been done
Within two or three days aud there must
have been several men engaged in the rob-
berry, as the great weight Of the metal
stolen couid not have been carried on BY
one man. The value OF the articles stolen
h over $500. The object Of the thieves n
possibly 90 break ND the images and sell
tnsm for junk. The cemetery was foundsd
In 1850. whom Father RaifsnieE was priest
OF the German Holy Trinity church on
Montrose avenue. and vas intended
- O burial place especially for
the poor Of his parish. Most Of
the monuments are OF galvanized iron.
dressed in imitation Of gray granite
Nearly ell OF them have crosses rising
above them. but the peculiar feature 0l
nearly every cns of them Ia that 10 h dec.
GRATED with highly gildsd aeures Of tbs
crncifx of the winged head Of uherut
and lamb. Some stones contain all oi
these thrss figures, some cnly one. Ths
gilded figures we're riveted to the slabs a
the bead OF tbs graves by strong screws
The tool used was Ia this para Of ths
eemstary O sharp-pointed iron that ths
thief drove In behind tho leadsn figure ant
then pxisd the ornamsnt OF. In man,
cases the cross 10 which the figure sas st
tachad was dscayed, and was broken Il
pieces By this rough handling.
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ate rossaaon. nxsAs.


HxCH LARKs VIA, July d.
Twenty-ons persons at Rich Lake. Wis,
are In danger Of dying from eating lneat
supposed 10 have bean poisoned. Thomb.
tha state dairy and food commissioners,
was summoned TO investigate. He found
that the meat which caused the trouble, TO
the amount Of seventy -ive pounds. bad
been placed on sale Al a local market. The
victims were taken With violent vomiting
and cramps. several are Ia very critical
condition.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28
a Waanaa srnnsssl n.

AsHKvlrIK. N. G., July =.
A shooting ARRAY occurred Al Ashsvilis.
N. O., 10 bar room, in which John
Milstsr. the barkesper, was Instantly killed
and Phillip MeIntiFe, . butcher. received
3 shot from which be died. Milsters body
was riddlsd with bullets. A woman il
supposed 10 have been the cause Of the
difzculty.
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Feuaa Guilty. of murder.


UUkbNNa july -
The eoronsr's inry in the case Of the
Maranda family, i've of whom we're burned
DO death In Quebec last Wednesday, has
retained verdiea holding Piarre Della
Taere and his wifs and Jean Ganihier, thsir
barkssper, e. responsible FOR the IRE.
The prisoners were comnittsd TO stand
trial for miliIui murder.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28

1hs Moeisy Mountain News Sold.
DMSynns Jsly 81
The Rocky AfoaHlaim Nems has been
sold 20 republican syndicate, backed by
ssnAtos Teller, Gov. Cooper and en- Treas
nrer Brisbaae. ths owners IL fhs Denver
TSnasss and othera, tor $400. Geo. II will
be consolidated With the Tgmes and run e.
morning and evening paper, republican
in pelisice.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28
IOWA CROPS.
Coed Yield of wheat and Oats Now Ready
sor Thrsshlng Corn WIN He an Average
Crop.

sor Threshlng Corn WIN Be an Average
Crop.
DIS MorsEs. Ia. Juiysa
The weeks weather crop bulletin reports
the temperature slightly below normal,
rainfall above the average In the western
counties and below in the southern counties
and eastern portions OF the state. Corn
promises an average crop. The injury by
drouth, at the present outlook. wilt not
lessen the total product OF the state more
than 10 per cent. The harvest Of small
grain is about complete and threshers are
al work. The yields Of oats and wheat are
OF the best In soTne OF the counties
suffering most from drouth, the skrinkage
by rust and heat heiag reported In counties
where the rainfall was heaviest. Barley In
discolored by heavy showers In the vest
ern districts.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28

BogroN. July D. .4
Ezra II. Heywood, editor OF the World
aad Apostle Of Free Lore, has besn sem
tenced TO two years of hard labor In state
prison for sending obscene literature
throneh the mails. This case has been re-
mArkabls on account of the moral depravity
Of some Of the Witnesses who testified in
hr. Heyw0od's behalf. The prisoner sook
the sentenes Esrs eeeilsy aatAsash has site
and sister r-in-law seemed much excited.
Heywood was sentenced for o term Of
wears on Jan. IS. 1878, for similar Of
fense, and served until Dec. Ia. 1878. when
no was unconditionalIy released By Mr.,
Hayes, Who was pstitioned by Heywocd's
friends.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28

FM1EaAUNLFMIAg 5uEy .
The Norwegian bark Lloyd sailed from
port Or Guantanamo. on the sonth side of
Cuba. June la. bound 10 Philadelphia.
The crew OF fourteen men aud a,6oo baes
OF sugar has nessr since bean heard from.
The general opinion ~ that the vessel has
mat With disaster snd gone down with all
on board.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28

orrkSAsOntsJEiy ID.
There ID considerable excitement over
the discovery that lsprosy has made IT. APP
pesrAnce in several remote parts OF the
Dominion OF Canada hitherto unaiIected.
Harstofore this dreaded disease was be-
Iisved to have been confined within the
limits Of the Laxarstto at Tracadie. Dr.
Bmith, medical officer at i.aEarsito h
now Investigating cases reported 10 the
island OF Akieostl. The spread Of the dis.
ease h believed 10 hare been the result oi
intsrmarriaee, and has secured 0 strong.
hold. spreading ont 20 the main land.
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NMw foaK. Julr a.
Another Harlem uystery has BEEN un-
eArthed bY the police Of Nav York Car
mine DeiobhiAs sn Italian, was found deed
In bsa with bis body and bead musilaied.
Al nunber Of Italians have been arrested
on suspiniDn.
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strikes Emsasa and Rsgup.

hnw YoMK. yniv n.
Drivers In the employ Of the New York
Street Cleaning department have all re-
turned 20 work, On amicable arrangement
having been arrived at. Tho strike OF
workmen la tho public schools is spread
Ing and may seriously interfere with their
opening In the fall.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28

WAsmnuwnw. July Nj.
The secretary of the interior has ordered
recount of the population of shs cities Of
Ht, paul aBd Minneapolis.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28

Nav YoRK, July 70.
DR.. Salon, United States veterinary In
spector and Inspectors Wray, Melorn and
Ryder have sailed for Liverpool. On the
other side they win make arrangements for
the examination Of cattle ~ they are
handled from American ports.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28

Nnw Yomx. July o.
The inquest in the case Of Annie Good
win, the young girl who died from the
effects Of 90 abortion performed by Dr.
McConigAl, has begun In New York.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28
rHE ALLIANCES CONVENTION

naw Crowd Of Fsrsners - sergsans Riuns
--John NHaxn OhJscts % Insiting hnsghts
OF labor 60 = Conser~nce nsfore the All
fianee Knews what II wants 10 Confer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-25
PERSONAL

Herresenfative ]. r. BLACK hurn. Of
yashon Island. Is in the city making ar
engagements toward securing boat for the
strawberry trade. The first shipment OF
vashen berries viii he made this week.
Rec. j. W. Carter. OF Tacoma, Is in the
city attending The Ministerial Association
being he'd by the Free Methodist church.
Mrs Daniel Jones left Friday Tor Pitts
burg and New York. ~ visit relatives and
friends. and viii he absent several months.
Mr.. w. r. Pelitnsn, who has been in the
civ Two weeks on business. starts Monday
for his home. Dayton. Or.
Mr.. W. T. Preston. who has charge OF
10 construction OF the Portland electric
railway. is in the city.
Mr.. W, {. Stall. leading ieweler Of
vbatrous. is in the city on Business. VII
return Monday next.
Mr.. 6seorre L. Piper and Mr.. l. v. Ions
wsy returned yesterday from trip down
Soand.
nr. Il. T. Willard - dangerously Ill Al his
residence with pneumonia
psa.nmer Austin. OF Port Townsend.
was in the city yesterday.
Ms Clara Kern went to Portland yssser-
aax for few DAYS visit
gev. John Glen. OF Dayton. Or. IS IN the
cssv Visiting friends.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-25
rEoniEirloN CONVENTION.
Third Party >eminste> Delegates q
state Convention.

state Convention.
The Prohibition party OF King county
held . convention in Afmory hall yesser-
sav afternoon. and elected delegates TO the
state convention on May -. rs well as q
sisiexate 20 The charter convention.
The convention was openei With prayer
nv the Rev. Clark Davis, after which the
fosIowinE delegates 10 the state convention
xereesectea c. X. Morfo-d. J. W Ranger.
John Rasheli. ". E Porter. NJ. II. Park
harss. Mary Rysr. Dr.. 6. A. Weed, A. "
Daily, /. n. Sutton. Rev. Clark Davis. d.
r, Denny, Roger ). Greene. O. A. Saver,
Mrs. A. c. Hurst. Jonas BusheA. Joshua
Auaet. Joan Whitehead and Everett nith
A number Of gentlemen we're selected 10
take the tiac~s of delegates who might be
unsbse To attend the convention.
Roger :. Greene was selected ~ the dee
gate frurr the Prohibition party TO The con-
yentsor al freeaoiaers who SHALL draft the
uex city charter.
The convention then listened 10 q brief
address hy Sameel nicsie. tie chairman Of
the national COMMITTEES. The subject OF
n. address was. "should the Prohibition
n.rry ncuina ate candlssAlesg" TIE speaker
thought they shcuid. and be said that they
should nominate . fGLl ticket for every
national. county and esfy election through
OCT the country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-25
BOLD HorEL RosBER.
Caught BY the Police while Plying His
vocation.

Caught by the Police While Plying His
vocation.
A desperate burglar was captured yester-
day morning at the Seattle house. corner
Yesler avenue and Jackson street, and
taken TO police headquarters by Lieutenant
Haggerty and ofyicer woid.
n. Holmer and w. III. Hall. guests O.
the house. occupied room No. Il. About
4 O'Clock Yesterday morning they were
awakened by some one moving about the
room. They saw a man sitting on a va
cant bed, but supposed that 1t was ledger
getting up and no suspicion was aroused
until the stranger observed that they we're
awake, when be suddenly ducked and
erawled out Of the room like serpent
They then got up. went to the door and
noted the room into which the man disap-
peared. The police were summoned and
were taken TO the SOON by the night clerk
John Bryant.
After some little time the door was
opened and William Miller, who had been
in the mouse since Wednesday. came out
with drawn revolver and attempted to
make dash through the hallway and
down st irs. He was stopped by Bryant,
whom he first knocked down. The police
men lmnleslatsiy Efaooeu hlfll IN MS
room and on his person were found two
gold watches and chains taken from the
pockets OF Homer and Hall. a deadly
ding shot. bottle OF morphine, and q
complete ouihs OF loek-pieking nipple
ments.
He was taken before Justice Miller yes
terdsy afternoon. and after examination.
was held 90 the superior court undeE.sI 90
bonds and commit cd to the county jill in
default of oxil. After his removal TO his
cell still further search OF his person re-
suited in the finding of two S. gold pieces
in is .undsrcioshes. lost by Hail and Hol-
mer.
Miller is confirmed morphine fiend and
crook from san Francisco. He there
served a term in the house OF correction.
He came from Tacoma here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-25

rrofs Samuel DickIe's Address ~ The
Aruoey Last NIGHT.

rrofs Samuel DickIe's Address ~ the
Arsnosy Last Night.
Tie Arnoyy hall was crowded last even
ing when Professor Samuel Dickie. chair
man Of the National Prohibition commit
tee, delivered an address upon the princi-
Pies and objects OF the Prohibition party.
His address Was largely on the order OF =
debate. and he combasted all arguments
advanced against bis party. His subject
was the question: should the Prohibition
party nominate candidates?"
Professor Dickie maintained that it
should. and his reasons were as follows:
Firstly, because the question was
large enough: secondly. because it
= OF . political nature; thirdly,
that the other parties in the arena
arc totally incompetent to manage
the country properly. and sourthly because
there 10 no difference Ina the issues Of either
party. The address was full Of many
strong points from Prohibition stand
point. which the orator worked up TO adj
vantage
During the course OF his address he as
serted that the saloonkeeper was the most
potential factor in the politics OF the city of
Seattle. He riiiculed the idea that
men should adhere so strongly to their
respective parties simply because they had
ohce teen great and done the country
some good. He compared the Republican
and Democratic pariies 10 old machines
that mad ontiived their usefulness and we're
only lit TO be thrown aside. Prof. Dickie
said there was no difference between the is
sues OF the Republican or Democratic par
ties. He said their chief end was spoiis
and they engaged in enelsss toll and strife
TO get them. The tariff he claimed. needed
reduction for the benefit OF the poor man.
He concluded his address With few re-
marks on the race problem in the South.
He said that the negro Of
the South does not enjoy the
privileges OF free American citizenship.
And. furthermore. he claimed that the Re-
publican party had not done its duty by
the black man OF the South. The deduc-
ton of all his arguments against the ex-
listing parties was that the Prohibition
party was the only one that could step in
and rectify all the mistakes made BY the
other parties and solve oil the difficult
problems that would serve tUbetter the
condition OF the county.
Tonight Professor Dickie will deliver =
gospel temperance lecture in me ArmorY
hall