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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-25
MISS wELDoS.s "HoLY CHILD.
APOSTLE Talks About the Latest Addition
to Schweinfurth's Family.

APOSTLE Talks About the Latest Addition
to schweinfurth's Family.
MTxyEAPoLIs, Aug. &c. G. Whitney,
toe Minneapolis apostle OF George J.
SchEeinfurth, was seen this morning and
asked 10 explain the recent occurrence in
SchwelnEurth's household al Rockford,
''the child born 10 Mary Weldon"
q In reply Mr.. Whitney said: Il was con-
c=ived by the Holy Ghost and born with
ont sin. Hiss Weldon is one OF the re-
deemed"
who did the Holy Ghost act through
Mr.. schweinfurth2
Tina I am not prepared to say. The
ways OF God are inscrutabie but what do
say Is. we are not fTee-lovers. We believe
that absou:e chastity should be the aftri-
butte OF both sexes. We live perfectly pure.
chaste lives"
But how about man and wife: don't the
memners OF your church who are married
live together and raise children2"
mo, they DO not. Any married couple
bringing forth children would be consid-
cred guilty of adultery"
Bat how about Miss Weldon"
THAT is different. She is one of the re-
deemed, the sancsi lined, as st. Pau put it.
None but the redeemed can bear children.
These children are pure because they are
conceived by the holy ghost. just as Jesus
Christ was nearly l 800 years ago"
But now do you know Miss Weldon is
redeemed or sanctlfied? ?"
because the spirit has announced that
fact. II told her so three years ago when
Mr.. schweinfurth was in Alpena, Mich"
How many members OF your church are
redeemed 2"
Il could not state positively; perhaps
twelve or fifteen"
Are any o. them menu"
'.Sone except Mr. Schweinfurth. OF
course he lie, as he is the son OF God. The
same spirit dwei.s in him that dwelt in
Jesus Christ.
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ONE GAME EACH.
Tacoma and Spokane Divide Honors In
Gazing the series.

Tacoma and Spokane Divide Honors In
Closing the Series
TACOMA. AHg. 24-The third series of the seq
9 n or the home groaa6s closed his sfterr Gen.
and the record OF the home team Is rfne games
won oft of the twelve games played. sesttie
dropped two, Port and four and Spokane three.
The morning game today, ros.poDed from
Thursday on account of rain. was witnessed By
about go people. and TIE afternoon afr ndsnce
was the largest ever seen on the grounds. taxing
the capacity OF the grand stand and bleachers 70
the utmost. Altogether ABORT coo people passed
in and ont Of the gates odey. Tacoma people have
been slow TO eBthuse over ire national sport
but they hare been thawIng rspid during the
past two weeks and now their enthusiasm Is
pretty well eleva'e5. The locat CLUB as now
constituted il an exceptionally strong one. IS
is record with the burly champions from sDo-
kane well arrests. II is well fitted 20 core with
eeattle's excellent club and the approaching
series there bids fair 10 be unusually interest
ing.
This morning Stephens made his frsf appear
ance IL the pitchers box, sad Barnes heavy
bstters failed 70 End him for single hit until
the eighth inning. He wss spiendidIy SUD-
pors ed in the field, aid the resHit was that the
bunch grassers, with Borchers twiriing. were in
the dim and hszy distance. as the Tacomss were
t5is afternoon, with Tanning in the pitchers
box IL was q day for him apparently, but
the paGcify OF scores for the local team was by
no means all his fault as bis support IN the field
was not eqaal to the work OF the men in the
morning. Huston, however. did no better. The
hits were equal, but the Spokanes found theirs
more opportunity. NanDassau Gid great work
this afternoon. both in the field and a. the bet
though he made an error in the first inning
which enabled Powell 70 get 10 the bag and
subseQuentlr score. Left-handed Rei6y, whose
most noticeable personal chsrscteristic IL his
carmine-hued hair. made his frs. appearance
behind the home plate and Was pronounced a
success. The Tacornas are certainly In IL now
The score:
NnRNINC Ca1xE
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MARINE AND MIKE.
LaBlanche Signs Articles With
Lucie
ron 4 sIx-RounD CONTEST.
To Come on Thursday xfxhs-oufun
Throws the Jsp-Tzfk Absus
Baseball Players.

Nike TncSe was paie wixh SINGER wher ha
walked Oh the sfsxs &C Turner hail. Ss-arzzy
night, after fnishEng his settle stEh Billy Snnfze
and IL wss al because George La Blanche lad ~
fused ct the last moment 10 vfnd ~ vita hm-
The audience wxs e1zagpcsased and 80 vss
Nike sor ne IGsser las been yszrrznx ter sse
years 70 meet the Marine again m Ene riag
Ia Blanche evfdenz.y knew Enzs tie sszso
ing taken VERY xgs2 earz Of hinaelf far several
days. knsw he couSf nce naxs Q vs-y CLEVER
thSsfnx.
Lncse mes s'ta> Maxtnev I'm shs DRESSING rocrn.
and stormy scene followed N me presence Gf
friends Of boza neu-
"You talk zbsG- being Wiling % uraee any
middie~ueight, sxi6 Mzkz &c aEn ~Tan ziasis
that bsnG - she a1sSenee heeauze am On ma
eve Of g0snx Esss, szt hecaase sAa =saS1se Az1--
letis CtzB are = 70 nsasEzon aE srssenr % hang
up fovsz1e 6sr 7su - dxa< s1c Yau saz yun'a
20 ne &1y namosr sk raaaszsA ri agnE yan
from ose rru1z - . fnzzn from 81 no
'4gst rsrssy and III ak - yea.1 ,sulied
s'fise kaxfSes~
Lueis essyed Cd ysar Cart saar ia gxnfnss1n
waS ovsf. s12 IA Exz1zr agreed % mt 10 q 1u<ss
Of e51e fsr kEs sxs men ~ scar AK rsu11s tnr &C
the ssxEd&r3 ca Zh1rsaY nzgar enrr SEMI ssr
La Eis1eae, sast III E1se orssxres ef Eosr5S
IssRxezz rspscssr asked am Il he susillr 20
Luce tSr shas mone7r winner ~ sslxa AL In
El&rEss sfxzzaed MA WILLINGNESS All aSszgssfs
Of agreement ware szszzssss ina.
L1fze . q prime eanslz1uu aa1 VII uaxa +
fees6k1zT Interesting lar sna vaagErisslar 81
Dempsey ~Tha Na-i1a'' VII "a gnaE srsszzlzzr
ne car 5xssr % rsle sarrapsr
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MUSCLE BEATS ART.
Mountaineers Beat, Half Drown
and Stone Actors.
AN uNAPPREcIATIvE AUDIENCE.
The sunny South" Leaves . West vfr-
ginia Town With Bleeding Heads
and Dripping Clothes.

EUsrIxsTos, v. vs.r Aug. IA vicious and
blos,dJ rioz occurred ~ the performance given
by TIE Sunny South Theatrical Company At
Cefedo on Friday night, particulars Of which
have Just been received One man was shos
and over q dozen badly beaten while the f0at-
ing thesfer ia which TIE fyoable occurred, IVES
badly wrecked
The trouble was inaHguratsd By number Of
toughs who persisted in Insulting tbs people
upon the stage. During the second act inrre OF
the performers left the stage with clubs and
attacked several Of their tornent0rs, bus were
oyerpowered and cruelty beaten. The remainder
OF the company vent TO Their assistance. when
some one turned out the <nts.
PsuGemonium broke loose and every man be-
gan Al ors angg: on his neignDor In the dark,
while the women screamed. Police arrived,
tut this on,y made matters worse and soon re-
yosver SHOTS hegsn 20 ecao around the hail.
F.nally the crowd charged into the stage after
tie e eiag performers, WON they u eerenouf.
onsly flung into me river. where they we're
stoned in the darkness.
Eve yone OF the po.lce and show people was
badly wounded By stones ana the condition OF
s<yxr.l Il serioyS
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New York Tribune.

Uglness is in future 10 constitute q dis
qualification for military service in France.
co convinced is the war department at
Paris OF the deSirability OF fairly good
looks in soldiers that it has actually set
extreme hidevuSness as one of the misfor-
tunes, which, ike other physical infirlni-
ties. must be held to exempt a Young man
from Consumption. Ugliness, il Is Claimed,
makes man ridiculous, prevents him
from exercising authority over his
comrades, and leave him over SEN
Sluye and morbid. The circumstance
that since the new rule has come into
force the reflections from the conscript.on
have increased by per cent does not,
however, prove that FFeHchmen are be-
coming less comeiy, but merely shows that
the war department has raised lis standard
OF manly beauty. In future the fact of be-
longing To the army will in itself constitute
government dipioms, certifying the exis-
tence of good LOOKS. and the art OF military
MASKING viii acquire new dignity.
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Merchant Pztros1&n George while going erer
hia beat at 10 o'clock last nizht noticed that the
light IN the Ettersen Bsos' store In the Kin
near building n the corner Of South laird and
Main streets, had become exlngEfx1e6- He
went around 20 the rear and found
the hack door open and two p4nes
OF glass removed from the window.
He called Oz5cer SeR and the two made .
thorough search for thesburzIar. bat he had
escaped L 10 supposed thai several watches
which peddIer had II o sasekeg IN the store
were stolen, but the thief had evidently been
sczved sysy before he fufsked hfs wSrx
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The Ok anu the Frog.
Esrper's psza-

Here is Tommy S version OF "The OK and
the Frog An OK trained on a frog and
squshed him. his brothers and sisters ran
nome ana TOLD Their mother, and she said !:
How big is he p and they said. awful Big
anu she said, As big as this?' and sweiIed
herself out; and they said, III yoa DO that
again you'll BUST and the old tule done it
again ana busted. MorreI-Never make q
fule OF yourself"
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AFTERNOON GAME.

SCORE BY INNINGS
SPOKANE .-.-.....---.-....-.. D , Q 5 -
Tacoma ......-......-....... 0 = 0 0 Is
SUMMARY:
Earned runs-Tacoma l. spokane
Two-bsse bitS-MsnaSsau, Phillips, McGuirk.
Turner.
Bsses stolen-Ma1nassau, Earle, Wright.
Ward. Huston.
Double Playwright 70 Stroa,hers
Bases On called balls-By Huston 5, Fam
ing :.
Base on hit By pitcher-Barks, Phillips.
struck out-By Huston I, Tanning L
Passed balls-By Mills /
Time Of gane-145
Ump.re-Ben Young
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No Criterion.
New York weekly.

Anxious Mothsr-My dear. its perfectly
abominable the way men hug you at these
hotel hops Now. look at this compile COM
ing this way. See how respectfully that
gentleman treats the lady be is dancing
with. He holds her almost at arms
length.
Pretty Daughter-But, ma, they are
married
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Judge Junins Rochester left sor Tacoma on
the early Oca. this morning to receive the dis
t.nguishe1 gu sts Of the Democratic Club con-
vensson who are 20 arrive there today.
Among these guests are Governor Toole and
staff. CT Montana, Governor Sylvester PEN
noye-. of Oregon, Judge FIsndresu. OF e. P2ni,
and Hon. Thomas Jefssrson Chandler, Of 81.
T<rzTa
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Earned runs-1.
Two-base hifs-w. Psrrott. Hsssamey. I. Pas-
rott. Land and F1she-ty.
Eases s.olen-w. Ps-roft !. BuchsciL
Double plays-Zimner and Bright
Beses on called bsiis-Of Psr-o;t ?. France /
Struck out-By Parrot 5, By France Q.
Wild plfch-Frsnc-
Passed tails-Srydsr L
Time o. gane-oce hour and forty-o1e
minutes
Cmpirs-Sts-toa
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California Ieague.

STOCKTON. Aug. 81 - stockton Is. sscra-
mentOG
SACRAMENTO. Aug. 2L-Satramento s. Stock
ton :
SAN FRANCISCO, Aus. 24-ln Oakland this
morning-Ssn Francisco s, Oak and S.
In San Franeise0-Sau Francisco 4. OakIsnds
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so He Was

New York World.
You seem busy" said the chicken to
the grashopper.
Yes" answered the hopper. "I'm on
the jump ali the time +"
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TIED WITH TACOMA.
Seattle Loses Her Lead by
Losing a Game.
LACK or SUPPORT THE CAUSE.
Prance Pitched Well, But I'm vain-Ta-
coma and Spokane Divide tbs
Horors of the Day.

P0zT-AxD. Aug. A-PorI'snd Chicsgoed the
sex,tlss today and yslied them out OF second
pace. Parrot. pitched q strong game and re-
eesved magnificent support France pitched
well tut received no support a. all Two taous-
ard people saw tie game.
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summary.

SUMMARY.
Earned runs-Tscoma /, Spokane ].
Two-bsse hit-Esrle.
stolen bases-Mannasau . Earle, Conner,
Bases on balls-By Stephens ]. By Borchers
Struck out-Bv Stephens 8, By Borchsrz
Passe bAlls-By Mlls4
Wild pitch-By Borehersl
Time of game-l:45.
rruirp-Reu Youur
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day OF Inflammation o. the bowels He wss q
years Old and native OF 81 Louis, where ne
leaves wife and two chsIdren-
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johnson. the >printer, Dead.
san FRANCISCO Aug. AL ". Johnson. the
noted professional sprint runner, died here to-
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esfxEt txo aI@x u zu8 xzes@sssre ssz2zss SD
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-05
TIRE NATIONAL DEBT,

The Treasury Department has ia.
tued the following statement of the
public debit.
Aggregate OF interest bearing debt,
exclusive OF United States bonds to
Pacific railroads, s6S0,97S, o25; debt,
on which interest has ceased since
maturity, sl,777,475; aggregate debt
bearing no interest, including tho
national bank fund deposited IN tie
Treasury under the Act OF July 4,
1861, sioS,7o7,s54; aggregate Of cor
titicates, Offset by cash in the Treas
Ssy, S47S, G5o,3Ao; aRgtegate OF debt
a.ciuaaSs certificates and notes, Aug.
81, 1890, $3.50, lib, 491; total cash in
Treasury, Aug. 81, 1890, ss76,556,o4o;
debt, less cash In Treasury. July 81,
1890, sS78,3s9,1t3 Net decrease of
she debt during the month";, 1891 O23.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-05
ONINVlTEn VlslToRs.
II q 60 Bo hoped TNAs An q fAsn WIN
RoNd TIN Aftio.o>

Il q 60 10 laopod TNAe An q fAom win
Road TIM Article. -.
Il seems - n measures ought 70 be
taken to put IN end TO promiscuous Wis.
iting; In regard to which thero Is owl.
IDENTIFY no difference Of opinion, writes
correspondent OF tho Country Gcntlo-
man. In these days OF incompctent
servants and anxious housekoepcrs.
cven tho dearest friends can not fool
quito sure OF o cordial welcome. But
when horde OF unlimited guests pro-
cipitato themselves with colossal ef.
frontery upon q quiet, and perhaps
frugal family, it becomes Almost cxas-
porating and intolerablc nuisance. It
Is worse, If possible, than taking board
crs, because visitors expect to DO cntor-
tained-and libcrally cntortaincd-in
many cases.
Ono OF tho most hospitablc OF hos
pitablo Wostornors sold that no rave up
his homo and endured o boarding house,
because no was "tired OF Keeping
hotel." Another gentleman declared
that no would put smallpox notice on
his house il It would kcop away
undcsirod visitors And ono lady
wrote to somo friends urging
them pathctically to visit her,
because now sho would like to- have
somo ono in her house 'whoso society
sho could enjoy" A Western man,
travelling with his wife and nieco,
thought it would DO worry Ono TO visit
tho Governor OF certain Eastern State.
lilo nevor had seen any member OF the
family, but a nieco of his had married
ono Of his sons. He drove up to the
house, and had his trunks deposited be-
fore the door The Governors wife,
however,, was woman OF dignity and
determination, and tho Western travel
ers did not SOC tho inside of that stately
mansion They departed with trunks
.unpnckod, and also with good deal OF
wondering astoaishment.
OF course. this cruelty destroys tho
beautiful halo surrounding tho hospita-
bic homo with open doors ever ready
for tho entrance OF angels unawares."
Bat when good Robert Collyer naive-
ly declares that no docs not wish
to "monopolize those angels" sinners
surely may DO pardoned u they, too,
rebel.
Supposing each person should put tKiE
notice on his house-''No uninvited risA
itors receivcd"-would even that BE-
offecLual?
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-05
PLUMB OF KANSAS.

Only short time ago the Republi-
osns in Congress used to laugh at
what they termed the troubles of the
Democrats when Randall opposed the
party policy on the tariff, but they
are not laughing 80 much now when
the reoalcitrant is in their own rankf.
but on the opposite from Randall in
this same tariff matter. Plumb, OF
Kansas, has become almost a. much
OF thorn in the Republican side as
Ridalebofsef was in another way.
The Kansas Senator subscribes and
pays for quite two hundred newspa-
pers printed in bis State, and believes
that he hiss got down to the gist Of
public. opinion on tariff matters;
hence neither tho scowls Of the party
associates nor the threatenings Of
King Caucus have terrors for him.
When even the Democrats, wearied
out with constant Senatorial service,
and thankful TO have escaped the
enornities OF the Force Bib. brought
themselves to an agreement to hasten
the progress Of the Mckinley Bill,
the Kansss Plumb barred the way,
because, as he says, the measure
should be defeated. The Democrats,
however, Senator German says, have
no hopes Of this, as test votes show
that the stragglers from the Repub-
lican ranks are few, and arc only
spasmotho In their action, ard
besides, he Gays, panty policy and TO-
litical prudence dirtate that thos, i'll =,
We have be suffered rather than fly
TO others we know not of in the hapo
Of the Force Bill The crushing OF
this partisan legislation, tho Senator
says, 10 not only a great boon TO the
libestx-lovipg people, but 10 a sticking
party victory as it was won by tao
tical rather than by hard fighting, as
would have been the case. il ut all,
had the Republican, caucus rssolutcly
pushed it for action.-[Virginia Chron-
tcle.,
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Irrigation,

New lands and the Boarh 81 Trade
srs not in the oity,. but thu irrigation
Nroblem seems to he discussed freely
Ana atton Tho old buns aud round.
sts easaFiy follow the squads OF poll.
sisians in Shoir Frequent raids into
tbs irrigation Ra!oone, aud the inapir.
@g smell Of whisky floats thick on
ths, balniy air. It does not take over
Ven minutes for OH active candidate
70 talk himself and friends into. an
Mid condition for which irrigation is
sao popular romedy.1virginia chron.
!ale.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-05
TAE TWO YOUNGSTERS.

A Talo liius.r itIn1 tho VAlna q TRNtA.
fumes In tho Long INN.
James and John wore playmates and
oach twelve yenrs old, says tho Detroit
FREQ Press. Their parents dwelt sido
by side, and so tho two boys wero much
together. They played horse" with
tho satno hoe.handlo, liked tho samo
brand Of pumpkin pic, and wcrc pretty
nearly ono In all things. Tho one great
exception was tho fact that James would
Ito like candidate for, alderman, while
John would tell the truth II It barked
his shins. James often guyct' him for.
this foolishncss, but to no effect. lIo
kept right on telling tho truth and get.
ting three hckings to- any othcr boys:
ono.
Ono day whom those two. boys wero
going ovcE to Mrs. Scott's to borrow nor
quilting frame. ana u drawing OF tea
they ~ t Dtranrcr, who looked ct them
intontly. and finally askeds
Boys, did you lind q purse OF gold on,
tao road?"
mo, thir" promptly replied James
tho liar.
"Yith, thir." "a promptly replied
OOu't Vho IIuVhhul' w Ine 0RmO WHO
handing IL out.
They had found such q purse, but,
being littlo ahscnt..nindcd, had for
Fottcn to.mcntion tho fact.
"Ah, hal' crtol tho STRANGER, 'but
dropped 1t to tnst yoit! Tho proof is
clcarl Observation-Disclosures
And o great black cat laapea out OF a
thicRct md borp tho liar away Tor cat
meat, while the STRANGER took from his
pocket n golden tulo and handed &c TO
John with tho rcnfark.
NOW run along. sonny, and every
thmg you touch shall tura 10 rold. Ro.
member that, while tho liar raay pros.
per and grow fat for q timc, tho truth
fuf hgcna will como out on top In tho
lonr run"
While this is also n Ccuo story, have
concealed tho truo names OF tho pflnci.
pal characters In 1t, but they can DO had
by aonding your address within stamp TO
pay return postage.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-05
Like And Let live,

Those who desire to purchase eth
aNst quality Of GroceerleB and Pro.
ylsipnp Atb referred " the above rc /.
R0lAe house whore fair dealing md
s9nrteons Treatment IL tho rulo,
GAlsssase, Tinwarc, Stoneware, Nails
ass. statlSs tn,a.eeli..
IA HCuSsa.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-05

Witna tho faco Is constantly palo
batho 1t In cold or topid water, rub
brisklS with o soft towel. and apply
daily this preparation. Ono ounce OF
diluted liquid ammonia. two, ounces OF
glyccrino and four OF wator. Rub vol
into tho ektn for about throe minut on,
then carefully wipe with aofs towel.
IL any irritation Ia felt inaruaaa the
glScerino..