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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02
Results the Best
Rates ths Lowest
Read BY Ever yeody
IFAL EsfArs crrY.


FOR sALE-fhe besf bsrzxia IN the nlsrs Ct.
A handsome nodera cottage. Rew building
on Psrksse.. rooms with bsy ~laaex. high
ground lot 4o2l14- Alley n rear. Price So.
TsrDsrs suit purchaser Isaac N. Turner. -
New houscmAl block.
FOR sALE--I,se got 5000. I want % build
heRse-" You cast 40 II. Why nstf
III taxes go 20 build house for $x.voo.~ :.
W. Iaits works it the other Way. he builds
them by the dozra ana can sell you so-eup
house for s4-too, a9d on mouthiy paymeats.
easy As resi. Houses ali prices from i .sOV 80
$500. Vacant lots IRON t-0v 10 t.oo. No
commission ss he sells for himself only. Z.
w. Iufts. ~ ottAws-st. foot OF Fountain.
GALL On WILLIAM Ii. GILBERT. rooID s
Wiadieomb building. II you wish 10 sell
your house aud lot or v4eaat let Ii YOU
locking ior home OF an Investment. come
and see what have 90 offer. Money 10 loan
al the lowest rates Of interest, 0
E'0R sALE-Look AZ those two tasty. new
beuses now being built on on she east side
OF y. lpion-sr.. just north Of Bridge sIi city
and eistern water In the houses solid stone
walls. cemented cellars: one with large
monthly payments essy as rent Z. ". TUFTS.
~ Ottawa-st., foot OF Fountain.
You can bly, one of those lots between Col-
leg- aud Union on Antisdei Court. for
one thousand dollars. Now " you want 70 be
any longer. but call at No. 3o-s7. New Hous--
man block. pay your money aad get your deed
~ once. a. H. Antisdcl -o.If
I HAVE some OF the most desirable houses
4 ana lots. also vacant lots in the city. As
property 10 advancing daily. sad the city liable
70 double again IN the next ten years. am
surprised that you do not come In and buy at
once. Cal At No. eS7 New Houseman block
telephone No. ssS. A. R. Antisdel. 25ltf
E0R SALE-Great bargain. farm of "a
acres. on graded road. four miles from city
limits. suitable for grain. dairy or stock. En-
quire OF laxgart. Wolcott x Ganson. - Mon
roe 81. fg 2ssff
FOR sALE-Thirty million good white pine.
located on the Upper Penin sular; has b en-
damaged by FIRE aud must be cut st once; this
Can be had very cheap. Call ut 81 Houseman
block. A. x. Antisde. y5ltf
FOR SALE OR RENT-A gem OF a house just
north OF Wealthy ave. ON James 81. with
modern improvements and cheap; also good
houses and lots In all parts OF the city at great
bargains III you want good lot or house and
lot don't fall 20 see me. ! have . large farm
CT 100 acres with good buildings TO trade for
city property. Pine and hardwoo lands and
money 10 lean. 81 and 81 New Houseman
Block. A. r. AntlsdeL
E0R SALE-Houses and lots In different
= parts "f the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the Old city limits Also my
block on Bostwick-st. ut a bargain. Or. Neen-
boer. 4s Bcstwic4-St. S5tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02
HELP wAETED-NALE


WANTED-A farm hand for = winters Job.
w For particulars enquire AT 0l Turner 81.
sos
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

WANTED-Young aud middle aged men de-
w siring positions in the largest and best
business nouses in Chicago and elsewhere
should secure our services. Write for applica-
lion blanks. Mercnants and Bankers ouar-
sntee Reference Co.. l25 La salle-st. Chicago,
IIls si3
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

\VANTED-A live practical machinist With
w small capital TO take half Interest n ma
chine shop and foundry; best location In
iorthern Michigan. For particulars I'D dress.
/. II. pacock. Reed City. Mich zotf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

nTES friend In need Is . friend In
iLAD1iIc deed. III you want = Regulator
that never fails. address the W0NAN'o MEDi-
CAL HOME. Buffalo. N. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

WANTED-A nrst class solicitor TO solicit
W printing in the city an experienced man
preferred good salary; Address ). 2. care THIS
once sSsu
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02
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go 80 40 SO 60 10 so SO
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q xs a. as 68 Sy 81 40 80
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NoTICE-The moldors employed by the Grand
Al Rapids School Furniture Co. are locked out
OF the said eompanys shop moiders are re-
quested TO stay away from Grand Rapids At
present. By order Of committee. lT3ti
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

E0R SALE-Houses and lots In differ ent
parts "f the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the Old city limits Also my
block on Bostwick-st. ut a bargain. Or. Neen-
boer. IS BostwIc4-Et. 65lf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02
FOUND.

E0tSD-On Main-sf. this n. IN. q laiys nock-
etbook containing -. a button h ok.
three Eairpins. two Blush OF Roses circulars
and y few other traps. Call at this odice and
prove property. -,
WHITE < Write.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02
HELP WASTED-FEMALH.

AVANTED-Lsdies to manage our branch
w toilet parlors, for bleaching and remov-
ng all iacial blemishes salary $40 to SO per
.onth. or one-fourth the profits Security
and best of references required. Also We
Zach profess ona, nursing. massage. expert
rliiropody, ectro-f therapeutics. etc. DIN
Iville. NJ. D.. 800 s. Washington ave.. East
saginaw, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-02

09A1 DA~ 8k0tA8 - k~<A8t VI sV~.s $500
which they ssspped easily into the
boat They said they had had De-
Hshsfsl Ame. and believed them.
We wess soon veil sn our way hsmA
Tom snd pulled Lsddie and Misc
Flo were in the stern The boy talked
. rood deal bat the pest Of ~ were
onse4 he had several things 70 say
shout rsople who coulin't stand boat
h9 when there We . rfppls on the
water and about others who pre- ferrcd
eo<ing things in rocx-pools to hooking
four pornde-s he hinted that my
prrforrnansss In The latter direction
were oct what shsy once were. snd sx.
ursssctf = fear that my taste might
some dag become - deesaersss -
fon'a
.rpvrss ws oil heard bin. and zee
ve - .rrnsd 20 be thinking about soues
shin~ Else. Whatever il wss that TesA
wss shin,sing sbout IL made hin puit
cruelty hard II wss all | could do 10
k~~v the boats head straight So ws
ga tne Journey In . very short trres
a-,A r.aaaie admitted that IL ~ wsrent
b. s,--n Cor ashing shsf dsy we could
certainly row.
The evening sn-ned ous vsvy aue and
esrr,. ret ~ cue seemed incf1aed 70
eo cut ard listen 20 the band 20
sfrcrea os7 ~ myself down - The
rasnt tkaf nearly closed the crtl>s of
che river. knara ccrssorsa5ls cox b
hind . ho~s snd sessles down With nv
tnck ~ IRE 80 hooking right sp sas
kr,ad sstaaxv.
! Il = lovely xsht shsr. when The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-30

Itisan old story.

BALTIMORE. April 99.-The Butte,
Mont. dispatch of last night which re-
ported thJt "the Anaconda mines have
been sold to the RothSchilds, rs thought
Co Doe bu. d repetition OF story in circu-
lstion here for some time. The price
paid Cor the mines. according Co Eastern
stories. has ranged from S4,000.0o0 To-
100000. Mr.. William Keyser- Pres
it,ut oi the Baltimore Copper Company,
Is ia New York at present. and IL Is
known that he intends going 20 Europe
FOR restoration 90 good health. People
here who might bee expected 60 know
something about the matter are diSin-
clined 10 talk. preferring tolc- PreSi-
dent KeySer address the public, II there
lis ANYTHING 20 be said. The recent
large deal On copper 10y British syudi
cate. and the unsatisfactory condition OF
Mr.. Keyser's health, are supposed TO
have had considerable TO DO with the
origin and circulation OF the story.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-30
waiting tor Information.
f-qutfr. C.v.nlrf0r

Il is not always pleasant TO see our
selves as others see US, and d, Is perhaps
well for our peace OF mina tnat We can
not always read our nrighoors mental
comments upon our conduct, or upon
our personal appearance. Here IS au
/ llu,irtll'n.
A trader named Smith from inr inle-
rior. visited Galveston, and purchased
a bin ot goods from "a prominent nrm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-30

Nfns WINslow's ScorHISe SYRUP has
been used by millions OF mothers for chile
rem teethins for over fifty years with per-
feet success 10 relieves the little sufferer
at once. produces natural, quiet sleep pY
freeing the child from pain. and Tue little
chsrlb avakes as "0right as button ~
is very plcasan, % taste, soottcs the clll.
softens the gums. allavs pain, relieves WIND,
regulates the bowels, and IS 'he BEST AnoWu
remedy for diarrhTa, whether "risin-
nom tea-htrl- OF otlcr causes. NwcCty-tve
cents a bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-30
Many Poor ramllIc. Burned out

LoNpoN. April ga disastrous IRE
occurred early this morning 40 VI. [.
Duffy Il sons lumber yards 40 Rermond-
sey. a southeastern suburb OF this city.
The lumber yard was surrounded by
number OF tenement houses, occupied by
some ~ th, poorest families Of Bermond-
sew nearly all ~ whom We're utterly un-
Insured When the fire broke 0ut there
was Wild commotion and diSmay among
these poor people. Women almost conn
p,etely cndressed. with babes in tnelr
arms. aud accompanied by Older emil
dren. rushed screaming with terror into
Oh. streets, while others began 20 throw
rhe,r slender stocks of furniture out Oh
Pho windows. A number OF the houses
were destroyed by the fire. which also
laid tho lumber yards io ashes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-30

Henry Schoelhals, foreman Henry
Krur Hacking Co., 81 Joseph, Mo.
uses DR. Thomas Electric OH with his
mvu for ~prAiu>. cuts bruises, chapped
hands, etc. II Is the best.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Epusss Cocoa
ppnAREAGT

-LyAtlorauzt snowi-lge Of the natural iA~
ralch d g--H bee operations 90 d -e-''.u ~.
nutrition .ud ~ ia careful Aprlr-ti.4 .h'
fne urcrerf.. - ~ well elected Cn0H-. ~. frl
has provided oIf breakfast table, afh i--ii
iy favor-d berer-se which may save r- '-..
heavy doctors bills. T. j. oy tLe j-..'-
.lch AFT. rles ~ dies thaf d. cnLsfltut 90 nag
gradually built up Until strong enough 'r-l'.
every tendency ~ disease Hlur---s m '-a..l
-.... ii.s rre feslnr 4-lurd us A. -if ---"-
.l.-e4-- tgcre i4 cd r.ea- l-l--. Fl f may r'c" -
aauy D.. fafai shaft - r-epine on .ft' "'-
,--tifei altt ylrr t.C.t and properly ucm
-i .-.-.-. r-Cirn So ~ Gas -.
Wade ,fmpl, wta boiling water ~ iliIr SOS
,nIvir faifuo.al .in.. by Sr0ce.s. lsbe4-1 nus
Hyle lDle 70 toN1.aFA o. cdrrisTs'
tsfl ~ : r1T J., nloa. fls.sn
selltbTu.IhAEc
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DIED.

v-,rrrp Am tuesday. April lst,. ls9I. a.
-.,s >,,,.'r, p Il. FBANK WAITER. ia bis 'si1
yesr.
Funeral services % his late 'e>iiene'. TWO
mills. east ON National roai. ou Friday morn
ip,stpo.clocS. Friends o. the family invited
40 Attend. lntsrmeut At Peninsula cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-30

NOR SALE RESTAURANT md FIN.
/ tures-Good stand. Apply AZ luis Ma Nara.
street ""''-
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These are rs good as more.

Now l think may be allowed 20 ask
Row Mr sullivan. or any one else. 90
give one word from the New Testament,
| OF, I will add, from Che doiugs Of the
Apostles. AS recorded iu the reliable his
tory OF the first century of the Church,
authorizing the least Of the ceIemouials,
/ in the worship OF the Roni>h Church.
The reverend gentleman explains the
whole matter, iu the last sentence OF
/ his card. when he says 1.-the Catholic
rule of faith is the lrrittOl and the mr.
lcrjttcp Word-Scripturo and tradition 80
Bu, 10 must be- conceded tha, che uu-
written Word aud Tradition are tne only
authority FOR the greater part of their
| doctrines and uSageS.
Roman Catholics may be- satisfied with
such authority as the decisions oi their
Ichurch, or OF the Popes, many of whom
ihave been notorious Tor their dehauch-
Ipry and crimes; they may De ready 90
Iaccept these decisions us OF equal au-
I thority with the Bible itself. But
/ Pro,cstauts Will continue 90 demand %
higher aud purer source of authority
/ CHAS. w. CUSuING.
Uhctlltg, Apri -, 1891.
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As4p advertisements.

WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work in small family. Apply ut l4J' NAT
ket street NP'v'
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NVANTFD-wAITER BOY asp CHAM Oh IAN
w hermaid Apply at Panhandle kesiau-
FAINT 1925 Market street. "P''4
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NyANTED-FINE JOURNEY MEN PAlN i i
W ers Union wages paid. phOhD ~ l.
KURNFR a co. 81 Twelfth street aps9h
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WANT TO AORROW-FROM slOoO to 5000
" Security on nrstclas, city real estate.
VIII give liberal interest. Address h .od Jbl'
office
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-30

WrANTED-Two EXPERlENGIEDD o NJ w W.
w ipers. AZ once. MAkSDEN l.. 81 49, 49,
| 1914 Main street.
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Rev. Cushing's Reply.
To ne Editor Of TIE Register:
Srp.-T rarrnf The .nnrninr M

10 ne GN+lf OF Gle A-ttN'tfs
SIR regret the seeming necessity
OF asking you TO insert another note. In
order 10 answer what is asked by Rev.
Mr.. sullivan, 10 his card Of Saturday
last.
He exultS over my statement as
though / had made fatal slip ia the
language used l Will only say that the
assertion. that the iay OF worship for
Christians was changed from the sev-
enth TO the first day Of the week. ON the
authority % Christ aud His Apostles, rs
recorded ia the New Testament, was
JUS, what Intended 10 say.
/ One point should be kept ia mind:
I That this discussion grew our of the
statement OF Bishop Kahn that there
Was Is much authority in the New Tcs-
| lament for the observance OF the cere-
monial worship OF his Church as there
was FOR the observance OF the first day
ot the week rs the Christian sabbath.
| Ms reply was, that there was author
Iitv for che Christian Sabbath 10 the
! New Testament, while there was not q
| iiue or word that could be construed as
/ looking towards the ceremonial display
OF the Roman Catholic Church, in their
established worship.
/ This question must be decided ny de-
/ termiuing what constitutes authority.
rs coming from Christ aud His apostles.
/ have insisted that the authenticated
/ facts Oi these persons rs recorded D the
/ New Testament are as authoritative as
their words IL is the IRE of Christ as
recorded there, which constitutes the
Iauthor.ty OF the church, not les, than
! Ills words. III fact. His words We're OF
l little weight in some Instances, until
enforced by VIVA. occurred iu His life.
/ He had told His disciples. again aud
again, that H. should rise from the
dead And yet John tells us lJohu XX;
IgI that they did not believe it until
;hey had seen +, demonstrated ia dis
\ lie. The act clothed His words with
authority. So OF His whole life.
Now after His resurrection, we nave
90 record I'M the New Testament. |
think, OF any instance in which the
Apostles met ior Christian worship, cN-
cept on the hrst day OF the week On
this day Christ, in several Instances,
met them and blessed them, and that
without any word Of disapproval OF any
suggestion that they continue 20 observe
| -he Jewish Sabbath.
Moreover, all illusions Co meetings
for worship by the Apostles, from that
dme forward, We're confined 20 the first
day OF the week. SO true was this chat
D., came % be called the Lords Day
With Che early church This Was con-
s,dered authority, and is So considered
| by ProteStauts to-day.
The Rev. Mr.. Sullivan asks FOR the
places where these things are recorded.
10 cannot be supposed that he is iguO-
rant OF them, and yet give few.
John ~: Ills. and 1928, and 2G-29.
| (Acts ii: /. and Acts W: a. II Cor. XVI:
I2I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-30

NOR SALE-GOODF FAMILY HORSE. PhAn.
Il ton aud Buggy, in good condition. lnyS St''
At 1863 Main street. "p'OH
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t..uuI.e, ot ,lc ucorportor- Of
ald Coaac'syueRa Iroad
..a .ru ra. Board 3D., County Com-
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-,TOIFN-l HORSE FROMT lBLADL!NG,
9i1a 1Wri,Ll'> Alley. Pittsbuh, Pa. Kedish
r-.Y in r,ior, II hands high, weishins J. 'i Do
nnonsd,. white lan aud name: white mark on
In front leg above the knee three Ehi'e l,,i
and ,,iite s-ar on forehead; lump on right nlnu
tn' .t...r tte knee and foot Fifty dollars
r PEW viii b. paid for information leading /! u
hi. recovery aud no question asked. H. III H.
''. .' o. ~. '-'0'' ~ ap27etgt
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NgTANTTD-ONE THOUSAND purchaser.
W for Memorandum taos az 'n' $3.50
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vIvANTFD-LADIEST TO SOLICIT ORDERS
w for Roses and Shrubs. SALARY a No., e4
peuses Whole or part time. BROWN bko IL
ERS co Rochester. y y. mAr1rhtsatfo
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Whc,lh.g, 4pdl 2s, 1884,
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-tDr rIt. s- progress 3. -- -o-
..4 --. ..rer oi man to calculate when
..-rr t.ill oe ao.e to supply rs oNt
r.e r.ourmcufs Tie erection oI
works is matter Of eNceeclns in-
.etess.
De- at least % boz supposed that the
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-12
PRISON FARE.
An Ex-COnvict's Complaint About Il
KatiOns in San Quentin.

An Ex-COnvict's Complaint About the
RatiOns In San Quentin.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IL Thomas
Hart, just discharged from San Quentin
prison, where he served term OF three
years for arson, said today that on
Wednesday last $50 convicts employed
in the jute mill refused to work because
of poor food given them. The men
formed in line and marched out into the
yard in an orderly manner. Warden
Hale said he would give them better
food and the men went back to work
Hart says the convicts are given only
one-fourth of a pound OF meat per day,
while the law requires that they he given
one pound. The meat given them he
says was nearly always purified and un-
lit to eat. Regarding tne alleged con-
spiracy to break out OF prison, for which
seven men are now in solitary confne-
ment, Hart says there was no conspir-
aey. The officers invented the story to
avoid having the men work on the roads
near San Rafael, as they could not be
spared from the iute mill.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-12
CHICAGO CHANGE,
The Government Crop Report Sen
Prices Down.

The Government Crop Report Sends
Prices Down.
CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-There was break
in wheat at the opening this morning,
in comparison with yesterday closing.
The chief cause was the government
crop report issued yesterday afternoon,
which showed improvement in the con-
dition of wheat. Lower cables were
also factor in the decline. December
opened at $4,000 against 973ac at the
close yesterday, and broke Immediately
to 95lac. Heavy buying orders from
outside sources soon forced the price up
to 97c, and at II O'Clock it had dropped
off &c from that.
Corn was affected the same as wheat,
opening off lac at 55Mc. It grew strong
with wheat, advanced to $500, but
sagged off again, and touched 55s4c.
Wheat made q sudden jump in the
afternoon hour, rising TO 6925c for De-
cember, fromathere it declined to 9S14c,
closing at 9S s@9SMc.
At meeting OF the directors of the
board of trade Yesterday, arrangements
were completed by which the telegraphic
service will be restored to the floor of
the exchange. The price of messages
will also go back to the old standard.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-12
DON'T KILL THE BIRDS
is A LEGEND WHICH TIE PREsI-
DENT DOES NOT HEED.
Sixteen Members of the Feathered Tribe
Fall Before His Gun-The Country
Folk Pay their Respect TO the Chief
Magistrate-A Russian JEWS Greeting.

CAPE MAY, Sept. 11.-President Har-
rison, George w. Boyd, Congressman
Reyburn, of Philadelphia, and General
Lewis. T. B1ichener, of Indiana, returned
this evening from a three-hours' gun
ming trip after birds. Forty-two birds
were killed, the president killing six
teen of the number. The president was
greatly pleased with the cordial greeting
OF the country folks, who
came from all the neighbor-
ing villages to pay their respects.
The children from the Port Elizabeth
public school came to the car in body,
and the president took each child by the
hand. A Russian Jew approached the
president and feelingly expressed his
appreciation OF the great privilege Of
being able in this country to approach
the head of the nation and receive his
kind greeting. Three hearty cheers
were given for the president.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-12
VAN puzEN KNOCKED our.
Another Chapter in the Fight for the
Postoffice.

The postmaster muddle was more
muddled than ever yesterday by the
apparent knockout OF Van Duzen. A
telegram was received by some of the
interested parties. stating that the mat
ter OF appointment had been referred
back to Congressman Bowers, which
appears to be tantamount to downing
one of the GAR. candidates, the east
side statesman.
Dr. Boynton was mentioned TO Il
HERALD reporter as the man who knew
all about the proposition, but on being
questioned, the doctor denied knowing
anything about such q dispute" but
did it in such a way as to clearly show
that he knew all about it. When asked
what he thought it meant, if it was
true, he replied that it looked as il Mr..
Shoulders assertion early in the cam
paign, to the effect that Mr.. Van Duzen
would never write his name as post
master, was true, and that it showed
that Mr.. Shoulders was still in the fight
DR.. Boynton further said that the
appointment would be made in few
days.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-12
Hall's Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 11.-U. S. Hall, SUI
perintendent of the Farmers Alliance,
is in the city pepfecting arrangements
and anti-third party convention, which
will meet here Tuesday, September 18th.
In reference to this me citing, Hall says
"As far as am informed, the approach
ing convention will not only be grand
success but the largest representative
gathering the farmers ever held. No
one will be admitted to a seat as dele
gate who is not opposed to the sub-treas-
ury and land-loan,s schemes and other like
measures Of class legislation.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-12
nrathnaist nsleeatea.

PACIFIC GROVE, Cal, Sept. 11.-At the
Methodist conference today Rev. G. n.
Anthony, Of San Jose, and Rev. J. n.
Bard, D. D., of Napa college, were elect
ed delegates to the general conference.
There are two more to be elected.
r. w. Platter, OF Oakland, and
Chauncey Gaines, Of Berkeley, Were
elected lay delegates to the general con-
ference. c. B. Perkins, OF San Francis
CO, and c. C. Dunn, of Sacramento,
were elected reserve The committee
appointed to investigate the charges
against Rev. P. U. Lillijeigrehn, re-
ported that the charges have not been
sustained.