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AnAnssmsnis have not hssn entirely soua-
rieted Tot the funeral Of Df. fctdyee pAtxsr.
| who died on Saturday At his home ~ East
Thirtt-slghth street There viii be funeral
service IN 81. Thomas's Church Tomorrow sf-
tsrnocn st Q O'clock. AZ 8 o'clock the coma
will be put on = special train for Norwich.
Conn. whore Or. Barker began his practice 40
physician almost hfty years ago. In the
cemetery there are buried his father and .
daughter who died In Rirlhood. Dr. Barker's
father was . physician, He died in bis 7ad
year. about thirty years ago. in Dr.. Darker's
house in Union place. this city. The son lived
Just long enough to pass his 7sd birthday. To-
day the pail bearers will Ie selected, Repfs.
sss . 'as va. oSnSso.:S vii .tssd
ssS; ss. D1 sss Ss ssss sys .ssss s
career HsSSss PInIs Vine; S
sSa horss. snd oid sim 'ess e sn, sh
- r1as found hShs: s2 sIs
thhss ,ha happened, and he ,aa ,dstea5mined to STAY stay
sw made ssa n.ss Il ~. ns sna u ss s1R
became the loader Of the younx men OF the
nAAt Norwich he met his xiis. Elizabeth
Barker resolved to make obstetrics his special
sa Mf:a sss S s'fSSs Sa ss CO. CO.
lexe. A,paper le rsad on obstetlies before the
State MsdS Sa a.
vlted. IN 1850. to come 70 thie city, to ~ the
% ssrs csssss & Ssny % e ii xGEt .:.
Il: Hf:ss ~ % Hns. Ss SIsas shoHs ss
'ns ssH Tss was
p.siss sessn. Eiss. 'Sss Sssrs. ist.r Ss pses%e
eh:mS % tho hcssS. Hs.ps
place. ne u ssid 70 have been without 81
% :ssSs S e a ~: s' AZ vS
aid eysryshins % nSssibls to develop is. oitSn
SrsSy nSSnyensnctnE ons q me
United ii atss MAS induced to laks up the study |
OF ,medicps BY Dr. Baker
hs a0s a.sson Sy
ftl old tumor Of the womb. That was The hrst
tims such an operation had been pSrformed
KS e the wh Ho.p
tal Medical College anu became . PRACTISING |
he had LARGE e.
Was worth zee, sesins gay and da RENE mSerips. and his
gpssS sy.ss ssr for
f. Ysss mad AZ NAVY %Si ,,d On,
!. IN sse s amoss a
ssss Of si NM Ioaasn and Ean
es
ssrsesbls to The psrson Who sst nsIs 70 him
His de ath viii CAUSE many regrets In Europs
rs well US at home.
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ACRES on STRANGE BUGS.
lrxRAC1xD BY an MECxnYC Lr0Hr m
NV A ALfNkSrOME 0UARRE

Tssy we're Hsir 80 nis - . Shanghai Ess
ssA Hsa . 8hen Lshe Tertle-Sssd %
| Predict Very HOT ssa Dry ssrsasr
synAuusn. May s1.-eoutheAst OF BriRhton
| Corners, on tho Delaware. Lsokawanna and
| Western Railroad. are extensive limestone
| ouArfies, which have been In operation for
msny yeArs and hare penetrated deeply into
| tho rock. Thr ugh the cut thus made ani Into
| the ouarries branch track has bern laid from
| the LaoknwAnns road Night work being
necessary. h large rart of the time An arc light
has been plnced high over the track at the
darkest part of the cut. severnl cara were
loaded with stone for shipmcnt on Friday ahd
left on the switch. penIng the obser snce OF
Memorial Day.
To. night. In preparation for drawing the
cars out an engine with the necessary crew
left the city for the duarrles. What wns the
surprise OF all hands upon reaching the scsne
Of operations to fnd the track beneath Tho
electric light completely covered with LARGE
strange insects. some Of them lying pcrfsctiy
still. huddled In bunrhes, and some VI them
plnyinG a sort Of lcap.frog over thelr follows
backs They covered n space OF not less than
sixty feet along the tracks. though toward
either boundary OF the occupied territory thsy
grew fewer as tie RAYS OF tho light grow
DINNER.
The insects were all Of q most lively dlsposl-
tion. aud scudded over tie ground with that
liRhtninglike rspldty which characterised the
movements OF the slsctric-liRht bugs which
made their appearance all over tho country
soon after tho system OF electric lighting 10.
cnno Of general adoption In citles. Tho loco
motive continued on its way. an a. the
drivers rolled over the insects there wata
cracking sound like the sncoessivs EXCLUSIONS
o. toy torpedoes. but. this waa at the begin:
ming OF tho swarm Az the DnG.ne niOugh6L
t,s way slonE the b9es became more nnrner.
sS .nd hassh ss sams re. & osSS
n sh. ss e n "a ao
rsS,,ns \: sstsA q !Ss nSx :iss: i:Ii:
sss sasse mos :sqssns
sS ssG ssf,
Aani ehaps 81 half : shsnehsi ses. shell. fiwes
s9' s:. S sd. T Es e.ssa n 81 :o5;
ia sn psrsi.. ssi: q K:
tides of inc cut rey, a!sd inn nsmsrs bIe small
bored into hs soms aasaey. not II hat G q man.
::s sss FISH,: $s$sss :SSss /: \
ii@s appssrea. ier news u tSe s!rsase 81 event. sas
aheS sa asst vs. sss &:
boring moliusk- crossed W th come kind II
predatory insect. lithomnncers hertabout
pred OF very hot and d summer a. sure to
follow the advent OF the. hybrids. and Say the
Same thnx was presaged hy tie early ar, ivnl
this year OF tho regular electric ileht Lug In
other places.
To sfeu,s the shipment Of the freight to:
train from Above In the quarry come down
the grade Of the cut. Gathering momentum
all tha time its impetus. when It came to the
obstruction. carried Il asst tho bugs
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Rasiroed Notes.

Macon CONSTRUCTION Com my at the pnr value
ossioGo &p per share has teen obteiped BY GUS
has been -xten0sd TO the holders Of tho other
twenty.tour shaies Of stock to come In at the
ssme ssa" o hrice, The capital Of The COMPANY Is
fouthern end Florida Railroad. 2sS miles in
length. from Macon TO- Palatkx; the Macon and
.!ructton. and controlling interest IN the
Aecon and savannah Construction Company.
isnio RsiIro.d fr"m Macon 70 taiieton t apu new a
port south Of Savannah. All Of these com nanjss
are now in the hands 4f receivers. through tho
CheSapaake Lay Line Steams ship Company 10
last winter.
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BISHOP zUSSERs lDxoxxzzox.


CslsrsA Ministers ehoulA 9tsnaints Their
Race 60 selcrespsst.
Yesterday was Conference Sunday with the
New York Conference Of tho Airican Methodist
Episcopal Church at Uu'on Bethel Church,
Brooklyn The congregations at oil the servl.
ces we're very large.
At the morning service Bishop b. NJ. Turner
presohsd the ordination sermon. He told the
candidates they must stimulate the people to
sslf-rsspsct He said there was . disposiion
on the part Of some colorsd men to be white
until they Eanttsd sn o(ics snd then they
HHndsr ths belief ihss thsX, svSald bs white
ths!I bod;es and nat !hsy n,lst hSh ar ne
Tho Bishop related that LADY for, Fhon, 10
had r. q scHs n sstss% fod hiT shs you'd os Eili.
Bhe had fallen greatly In his Estimation on ac-
count ofso ignoble . sentiment.
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We g: ssss w. /: "a n e: ssS:
food.. am glad II Il makes him happy to
fSs : asc. q pr. pridsmsa,s, going q .hs
sane 70 The e.pslst churcH 1. 4 hs hsd alsA-
and no one would have es)d word. The
Gosgsl 10 SAshahe9L I ard as 99r Snrrsh he:: lost
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PFNrrcosz's PRO0REss.

Il II Not 50 Many Yesrs einee Ne Was
PresehisG In = Chrissisa fsipiA
Tho announcement that Hugh o. rsnteoost
would speak last niRht on the subject A
Ussless Cod" drew but small audience to
Chcksrins Hail. These few people were moro
or le.s startled by such utterances % those:
"Ths longer Col lives the moro useless he
beoomea Once upon time God could take
nothing and make world out Of n: He can't
do u now.
"onco upon . time II 10 rsopie did not have
to do was to 20 to the enemy's walls and blow
ss,sss !s $sss ss: s.
and od take Fin N hand ~ ass and
make II no, for him until he came to terms
Es es rGS sae cp . , 's: Sss
SheH i5s Povs srios to handle sush man a
..ts a.s: S7s: TEX s's s .rs, r. .i.: z:
esss sss non maze stcs ass oi Cod t'
now bs .od .pss Es Won
but He seems to have QUIT that sort OF thins
ns' &. is'ssx ss:: !sG % IA H. sss: : G: Ca
ss:ns: sss:as:d u is''a 'aoa p'n 90 ass esn
children are, concerned. is due to, the
clereymen Who allow themselves to think,
70 the Upi!srien c!er9IMen. such A. Robert
such a. Heeer Newton and the higher Pi esby.
tsiiAns. such a. Charles Briaes and the Soft
shel! Baptists sueh AZ Charles pridRmAn.
Up IL W49e9 where Esther lenAtin, has :
s?sS III Essn: so x. S:ep
" ga I! shssds Jeeish !iroA,fh hos sIa, saa ths
with ua even II We happen TO b His own
harder time than some Who are not elect
coi nsssse SSSa + i"i,s 1s esHe want WINE
nEow put y 10 you sanHre!v. Ehsther you
Sad D 70 scare Ssips shs :sy Il snd
nSn Il it ts Of anf use praying for hfeaa, he
NSs nc wssn
anybody In particular. but thaS npystsrlous
ComstMnisng Ms With, i s6sy ssy kesps ihi9se g.
exactly what thsy do mean. but. whatever II
Ia, Il 1! ussless II little cork gets into your
1lndpips. - happSDed % that BROOKLYN
,leraymen who Was doing. his best TO help the
,ense Of relieton. Ny object ID not to bias.
pheme God. but 10 call your attention to the
act that the leading elsrsy4e4 OF the day are
lothing for you"
The sun., 1891-06-01
Fedora TION or RlILROAD EN-
PLOYEES.

Delegates Arriving at 9cra aton-A Sharp
Reply 60 the Lieute.snt. 0everne-.
SCRANTON. May 8l.-Hundrcds OF railroad
msn are arriving here 10 attend the joint union
meeting Of the Brotherhood OF liailroad
Trainmen the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
hremen and the 6witehmsn's Mutual Aid Az.
sociation called to promote harmonious ,sla-
tions among these organizations. aud, II DOS -i-
ble. to secure federation OF all rsiiroad Or
dsrs.
This afternoon public session was held In
tho Academy OF Music. Ex-l'resident Cisve-
land and Gov. Pattison had been announced to
speak. Each sent letters OF regret.
The meeting was occupied with speeches By
Grandmastsr Wllkeneon. Lisut-Gov. Watrss.
A.: P2wdsrly, Col fitzsimmons and Judge
Ms Wstres in rayine q commitment to the
referred referred TO- to tns the fs.t that the companies frs.
MI Wi ken. on rspiied and sail: I'VE would
liks 70 9ail The slten,icn q the Assistant Chiet
there are Great many r.loaa men ns ~ .o tsss sss
nj ~ st,sa hssnens ss. Ts' ns r. train Of thouant
ssa,sa;ions owned or consroilsd By bc CORPORA. ~ M
Tho esntlemcn said tina, Individual memeera
idsnlt!tedr lt H. with them hat become SO from
s"ys ses an sa ThH &
or yoI will walk out Of our services. ""'
We have paid In the last seven yoA,s over
~ 300 600 to those who were disabled and at
their deaths to relatives. This should not be
cr9itted to railroad corporations.
The com positton OF these m ntusl institutions
tho Assistant Governor spraks OF 10 1--WE men
chosen Ry the corporhiioDs and four by The
just ss we'll not he ienresentea ut All. Thsir
elected. OSA~
This speech was greeted with cheers Tho
Lieutenant Governor explained that he ba
been mhunderstood. and good feeling was re-
held. Wv"
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Broke Up the Wedding BANQUET,

BERLIN. May 91.-A new version OF the
skeleton at the wedding feast" has been fur
nishsd at the Prussian town Of Neusalz. A
tailor named Bergmann. who. some time ago.
wrongsd his sweetheart. has ever since re.
fused to marry the unfortunate girl. but until
recently has supported her child. When the
urging their continuance until sho learned
that Bsremann Intended to marry another
woman. She then quietly obtained judgment
banquet was being served. she made her ap-
pearanSe with tho writ. and caueed bailin to
seize all the wedding presents. The company
fed. and the festivities wsro brought to sud.
don and unhappy close.
The sun., 1891-06-01
The Wreck ss the Steamer uol.e Eden

BAN FRANoIsco. May 8L-Ths steamship
Oceanic. from HonR Kong. brings fuller sd-
vices OF the loss Of the British steamer Holms
Eden. Capt Prentice. which was lost on Lu.
cenDs rookie while on tho way from Hong Kong
to Shanghai The vessel was from Antwerp
with general cargo. She left Hong Kong on
April 10. On April 23. during thick fog. she
ran broadsids on Lucenna rocks. and In u half
bour the engine room and after part Of the vss-
csl MSs iIi nd 81, q Water Two ifeboats were
The boat. stood by until the vessel keslsd
away. The boats became separated st nisGt.
bHt q noon psxt day the mates boat was
Geptains boat BY. the chinsss gnnboat Choawo
The mon ennered aome from hunger and ex-
posure. They were takeu to Shanghai.
The sun., 1891-06-01
He Wa. Tired of ding to Hosp,t.,s

George Byrnes was found acting queerly at
15lst street and Third avenue at noon yester-
day and a call was sent to the Harlem Hos.
pltal for an ambulance BY the time tho am
bIlanse arrived Byrnes hgd fallen in an
had been @ zone % about tWent, ' minuiss S VIII When
call brought The ambulance to tho Harlem
police station, where the surgeon found
1T. but a. he wouIdn't 20 to the hospital he
VA WAS iSctsG gsS. up In bis pockets we're az.
ing st. vinoent's, st. FranoisS. aud bellevue.
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THE HOAEELESS JEWS
They are Arriving In CharIo ottenbsrg from
Russia st the Rate OF zoe = Dsy.

They are Arriving In CharIo ttenbsFg froA
Russia at the Rate OF zoe Day.
BERLIN May 3l.-Ths Jewish Relief Com
mttee here say that the daily average number
Of expelled Russian Jews passing through
CharlottenburG Ia COO. most OF whom arc going
to America Relatives are waiting ready to
provide for eome OF them In Paris and for
few IN London. .,rhe police will not permit
at the Chariotten burg station and then pro-
ceed by train toward their destinations The
expulsions continue In St. Petersburg. whore
are to be 'sen In the streets, under the escort
OF m sendHnrmss going 70 the police stations
Moscow. May 3l.-Ths Tiedon,oSh says that
the Jewish Emigration Society has ehr AGED
four Baltic steamers Tor the exclusive purpose
The London Society. It says. is ARRANGING for
the. emigration OF 10000 Jews. chiefly Poles
and LithnAniAns.
The sun., 1891-06-01
TWO GREAT MINDS AGREE,

Sir Morell Mackenzie ond Professor Koch,
the highest authorities In Europe. unhesitst.
ingly recommend the sodsn Pastillest tTrochss)
for all Throat. Lung. and Catarrhal diseases.
Against Malaria and other atmospheric ipflu.
sncss there troches are without equal. Bs.
ware OF limitations. The genuine must have
the testimonial and Signature OF Sir Mepsll
Mackenzie around every boz. Price 6Oe.-Ads.
The sun., 1891-06-01
A B.t Trai.sd to Carry As.ss.s.s.

SPRING HILL, Pa. May s1.-william Hester
has large brown bat which be has trained to
carry MESSAGES like carrier piReon. Yestsr-
dsy Mr. Hester took the unoanny bird to his
place OF business IN New Castle. and having
time q its ,sTrvaL let IL Iqsss. TSs BAT fisx "a
:sh shSh S, ' ,siss Ssse ,Ss
bat TO Yonngetoyn and try its boming powers
homing pigeon.
The sun., 1891-06-01
Over and Over with HIS Parachute.
YSom eks f,Loh.. nemocrn,

Ryeuo1N. Ill, May 2s.,-The most thrilling
f &
face ef q strong Wlpd: Fully 1850 isst hiSS
cnt loose. Hnd down be came at a miie-A- min.
Ihe lad turned over three times. Gaining "a =
fresh hold he stratghtened our 600 .fest from,
force. Eysry Sns thought hIm deal. lie Was
taken to the Tingley House With only . severe
The sun., 1891-06-01

=. Hs.D5sG &. INA P May as.Rssssd with his work
% %Gp9n 9 fence post, In one u the vest pockets
In tho neld was Mr.. Kalbaeh's pet goat In
Issr IEsss the bsns b!lls. moot Of the wallet and
PeSs hsS az bsa Pct pasn: SSa
srlN che Eod In aid Of his goAtship's Hsssti0n.
VheV16 thus ohsWed was past redemption.
The sun., 1891-06-01
Dr. BurrsIl's I.troasstory Sermon.

At the Collegiate Reformed Church yestsr-
day morning DR.. David James Burrsll. tho new
pastor. preached his inaugural sermon. His
subject vas The Ideal Church." The foun:
Sn Ia re- urea B. saS SSadiS
yhe world are such ~ read thslr Bibles and be-.
Ysys s1pm =. be true. % true IN the story OF
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buried A,,v. Twenty-Five. xs.rs A.e.

KEoIuK Ia. May 8l.-Twenty.three years
ago Alice Woodward WAS supposed to have
died at Douds, and was buried. Her brother,
NJ. A. Woodward. recently decided to have his
sisters body reinterred at villlscs.. whore he ID
living The, comm WAS opened, and Mr.. Wood.
ward and other relatives were horri6Sd to find
downward. indicating that the young lady had
been buried alive the lnxurisnt hair was
The sun., 1891-06-01
Bishop Do.ns In 81. Paul,..

LONDON. May 91.-Bishop Doane OF Albany
preached in st. Paul's Cathedral this evening,
bis sermon being from the text Acts, XVI, q
here Was large audience and the discourse
iuliv equal to tho trying requirements Of the
The sun., 1891-06-01
They Dsa'. Wan. .A.s K,.A ss ., Asv....

P1TTssusoH. May sl.-An the paAssussra.
conductors. and brskemsn Of the PistsbpnGS
division OF the PsnnsyIvanis Rsilresd vill -.
ceive an advance. beginning Tomorrow. q I0
cents per day.. This was .uasolioItsd nv ~.
men. and would b recsiyed witb .ersSt sss6Ts
advance comes sdd!tlonnl wofi shat mors n ~ W.
makes up for 4 TnS pes, ,Slll oSiScf Ssd 4
additional duties will require thfcs os fnn,se
hourD' extra labor every 6oy. ~e s~SS
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where Yesterdays Fire. Were,

A. A la<S. shauty foot Of Fifty eighth street. North
k'ver damage S25 i:sz 1877 Norfolk strest occupied
~ samuel Stons damage; i,<S e3i Avenue 4, dam.
ags e2Si T;aA la6 Clinton street. Nj. byssG dsmsnS
WV SS ~ West Hesty, fourth street damage $3.50
sss p,rss avsnus occupied " John st.nssh lasdsk
Aaoiph heyss damage w.
The sun., 1891-06-01
Belle RiIton,s Bereavement,

LONDON, May 31.-Bslls Billion. who 10 adver.
tsed to appear at Portsmouth tomorrow In
Venus" has sent telegram saying that
owing to, tho death of the Earl OF Clancarty
she will be unable 10 fulal her enga0emont
this week. Tho advance booking OF seats for
the whole week Is enormous.
The sun., 1891-06-01
sAss At Hts vito a.a Mer Para.o.r,

WARRINGTON. May STAT an early hour this
morning Adolph Doyhsnsrd. better known as
George Le CONT. shot and seriously wounded
Charles @. Frost aud slightly wounded his
wife. whom he found coming from o room o.
cupied by Frost. Aa the woman ran from the
room ls Cntnt fred at her. woundlnR hsr In
Smptied the contents OF the revolver into
Er9sts ! body. The husband was arrested. and
that he had not killed both Of his victims.
The sun., 1891-06-01
Notes or Foreign Happeni.ss.

N0tes OF F6F6ikh HoPDehfhG0.
Emperor william and the Empress are OF.
pected at Kipl today
AT n meeting OF the Cabinet in Madrid yestsr.
day. The Queen Regent presldnK. Premier
CanorRs dol Castillo AN ounced III et tho Com.
mercial ConyeItion with the U Unitei States had
been concluded
The sun., 1891-06-01
Strikers Make Troublo In Spain.

MADRID. May Sl.-Strikers In Bilbao made
riotous demonstration to-day. The mob was
charged and quickly dispersso by cavalry
Troops now occupy the town, and all the
claliel leaders who are charged with melting
the rioters have been arrested.
The sun., 1891-06-01
The Nerves
Hoods
Sarsa pariIIa

Sold By all druessta Gil sx for so. Prepared eny By
G L HOOD CO. Apotheeariss, Lowell NAsa
100 Doses One Dollar
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Out of Sorts

pssesisss feeling peculiar y psrsHs q eyspepsas
tsasswey or sasssd By shssss 81 slsGass sssssn -
fN Ne ssosassh % out Of order the hsAa sshss o.
sssshst feel right
The Nerves
sss strained to their utmost the mipd u esnfessA
and irtitabiA Thh condition hnds IN saeslisnt cor
rtotivs In Hoods earsapsrls, which By is rssuiat
inF and tonisr powsra scon
Restores Harmony
70 the system and Gives that strength Of mind nervsA
snd body which makes one feel well
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minu Aoout Ihe bAptlets- womb have pIucked
@ sssi ssaSs asa isz '1hsRs asS hs h,sasy a
nsd nisssd ior M last Mendsyss papers and which sre
Dr. BrSa%sa ans Alter s1i 10 I:a ssa sonS wnS
Dr. HBa Bfds%an a tssss q aSna.D: aqr D'D's
s:: r.: y: :s IL r: p: z: sssaa
S,sa g wa,cn .ii.% AZ = 20 ss:.:ss
4: TX si 's 60: Ss::,s: e
~ essss! saEs sss, e sSa "AE,hs 'E DE ,Ss
iEhtsh Pas Ssrr;Sd him ior thtsty,hyc years are
Sisis II: lsturn. Dr;, Brldsmsn ses"Swlsdsss
shsf his SERMON y, In on pniyersalism bad little Or
o sS Il sis s.r. 1ss:Fy paS:Fs ,has h.Ain Gs
sas EnafI e.
9huteh ie practically his foar Of criticism from
~ eRs GSupa q n:
s e ss .sd eSss tx sesf sf as @ q
:ss:S n;%bs;s It i: cSs.s!SS !S'' 'w9%li l g; ::
kS eSldhosd and Violating his i',s. ~.
.os ss's:' ). S SsS snd s:s'Is s:
hs II Il A Is. Hss.ess oe! v8S.sfS 81 Srdsnss sSI 81
unnotlcsd q shs Asamin.r; Know thst \
could g. E az .na
YrltiSn a6ont the Madison Aven, . Bartst
Church. 1t took ak tlines as !oug tn write
them as any other articles. TOO. because there
vas nothing 10 write about IL thore In moth. |
fp9 70 speak about doesn't II seem arrange
{eat IherS should be any compleiDtl Charles
1rtGht. and Dr.. brlshts little finger 10 Of more |
van. sS.S: e % eur dsnominssion than DR.. BridR-
q, sh|,uS;b % g aa!Sas g gsptist srsdtiens sopa.
iSwshir 10 libel nG on The Church. iSa Tr. Briaa.
assoelation han acted. The idea he puts forth
y Simply ths9retical one. No power on earth |
81 aS:sso santish church once admitted
Nov Pc Dudgman 70 confident that hs has
escuyed liberty whore be has gone. AZ . mat.
a e@E; bs bond Ss
sslfto observe the cnn0n law. Dr. Briiaman
new has az scSlesiastiosl superior In the pcr.
con ,ot the Dishop; In his own Church
fbsp be has entered = Church wbisS
etanis pFecisely as we stand on the orestion Oh
bAptisY and communion. Dr. Bridgman iS !
9elsncholy bscanse his vile hasn't IaTtaksn
pf comHupIe9 With hiM for twenty ysAss. How
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1891-08-14
Meeting the Queen.

Weymouth, the old English water.
ing-place, was for some years frequent
ly visited by King George and Queen
Charlotte. A German, Colonel Land.
mann, was summoned to the place
one season, to plan the erection of a
tower on the Lookout in accordance
with the Kings wishes. This gentle.
man gives an amusing account of his
unconventional meeting with the
Queen.
81 stood at the window of g. carica.
ture shop, with several persons, when
l heard from behind me n voice re.
peatlng, The Queen! The Queen!'
which induced me to search with re-
newed diligence throughout the car.
features in the window for one OF the
Queen, to which I thought the voice
alluded, but in which was unsuccess.
full.
'The clocks striking six reminded
me that unless l hastened l should be
too late to see the Queen and the
Princesses on their way to their bath.
iug-maehines. / moved on, keeping
my eye fixed on the pictures, however
in search oil the Queen.
Suddenly ! felt that had come in
contact with lady, whom, to save
her and myself from falling, Iencircled
with my arms.
"At the same moment. observing
that the person whom I 80 embraced
was . little old woman, with q small
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1891-08-14
Grave Charges Against Captain.

Steward H. F. Moulin, ,f the bark
Alicia, which was stranded in Apla
harbor, Samoa, last February, ar
rived at San Franc isco from Samoa,
on the Alameda last Friday. To a
chronicle reporter he made grave
charges against John G. Broadhurst,
captain and part owner OF the Alicia.
Moulin says, when the Alicia left
Newcastle, she was leaking slightly,
and put into Apia. She was survey
ed and pronounced seaworthy. The
cargo was partly discharged, and she
was surveyed again, this time being
condemned. That night she was driv.
en- shore by agale while the captain and
crew were ashore. The Alicia was then
sold to wrecking company. Moulin
charges that after the first survey the
captain scuttled the ship, in order to
secure the insurance. The Alicia was
insured by the Union Insurance com.
pany for $4,000, but, owing to the
charges, the company refused to pay,
and suit has been brought to
compel the payment ofinsurance. The
attorney of the insurance company
says he has afidavlts, sworn to before
the British consul at Apia by several
OF the Alicia's crew, which corrobor-
ates Moullin's charges. Capt. Broad
hurst, who is in the city, denies the
charges.