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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-09-07
KRoHIRA UDALosTf.

We zrlastnim posta,eni nalezA
Sc spraycdlnost We slatu Michigan.
V sthtu onom nenl totiz irest smrti
a nasledkem toho yznikla uynf oiaz
Sa, ca poclt onfm ytzn6m, ktery1
pro yrntdn k dolivoti pred nGkolika
roxy odsouzen byl kteryl, jak
minute jsme oznamili, dozorce v
kazniei zakefn6 napadnul a zayrasdil.
Jelikoi poytAen "a noy} tcnto zlo6in
syhi byti nemhie, "a do1iyoti TAX
jako TAX iii odsouzen jest, nemhle
5adn5 dalsi trest ulo1eu mu b{tra
on mhle We yraldach s,ych kaznici
pokradoyaii, aniz by Sc bait musel,
se ms ' oim6nu "a zlo6iny jeho
konopntho oboiku sc doslane.
DO Venezuely | Il rozkazu cd.
boru sthtuiho yyprayen minul6ho
tydue lodenice new yor.k6 yale6ny
khlAk spolkoy}, Concord, do
Vcnezuely. aby IN chraniI zAimy
ob6ann americk}ch a zAroyen ably
iAdal "a od6in6nf berprAri, kter6l
jl porusenim pray amer,ckyoh spa
ehAno tam iiI bylo. Bylt tam totil
jeden americky parnik obohodnl va.
lednou lodi venezuelskou zastasen a
politieky ieden uprchlik, kteryl
ochany pod vlaikou americkou
vyhledAyal, byl nasilim paluby
odyletsn.
Statistika drah. Die udknf oh
saisueho odborn6m spisku Poor.
Manual, ualtKalo se na !. lcina
souslAti l50,00I mil leieSui6nieh
trait, eoi jest pou1e o lsep mil Vice.
nel rOce pfe,lehorim. Nhkladu
dupraveuo "a uplynul{ rok 20 drA.
hAch smeriekyoh celkem s0i SOS .e0a
tun. Zaklaiuiho kapitalu msly dA.
hy eslkem - 500, i7a, ,55i; dluhopisy
fafutea} dluh vseh drAh obnsssl
ss,s36.apS,osta dluby ostatni eel.
kcm tats. 3sa sos.
uroda batlny Ncw -orleanskou
bavinoyou harsou vydAna miuultho
tidne stroent spFAsa o skliEni basl.
~ Fece 81. sTpnem ukoaeenGms
nh yysvitA. he lA1 obnAseln p,0ls.-
3ia halikA proti 1859 ,sa5 v rooe
minalsm q proti 7s9il,9T9 rocs
pfedminulsm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-09-07

Naaim s.lpalsalsm 4asam
tRilafsf sfstai detaa gfaesgs
hntaaFAte saA halsisime eAsag heAa
~ tsguaiha4 AaYaH Egsmlsya
Asfsi
HtlAma kta IL laata yak t8aaa
~ psssb Hema i ssala tFtifsaAA
80 afHl Hiasiaa8a aH 6qami sfWesa
kfAeH rFFstisHf alytas ol@ah aliet
AbiH Aefi eiHtah aapls8
tefs smefIaA balahlaaa# IA
steFs Aei@6 aa8le@i kHa8bSsH
laha taNtli fHa b sA4lea lisg
ess0EsF
sfat kAttaa = ll4pplAt. II
pgaial sHa8 tst i il.slaashs
BfugHRss AmsfikAm ft8eh fa.a.
Ffai 'i'lseaa ABe fltShgaeA
Asw afskt i8atYs pstaghishaa
A. v W WHIllAka
l'sHhlee NeyaVaAa. b. lehimoa
ID v aasbifa
asH ! iiaailna. podshlsbea d.
n iaH48e,
ulsm e psalskfi eaietlsaoa
b P88ia All#eFl
lbissTaAe Fasig ! Amefiss, pa
i9itsaeu 3 j rsely
Falhosi poaatlsasa ptna fdy
FopAletkfhg
ceehetloysa. . peioblsnos 0. v.
knnlka
ohfst tsNtH pgaeedsn n ysimI
fblefinhs tak ~ baAa 8kfaasa ksSdA
d9fbaahoasl pnwiasA ~ III sNe
sevfm edhAfatsikm
hiuima tlmta nahl1kW neoiytelnou
siee FUak ylneme ilm oiifaf 4 fAao.
pls - eeua skofo jen poloyi6ni ia.
sapisu sambta kaifltmn, kdo aa
nyni pFihlAat 4 sasle pgass ~ esnfa,
budetns pnsslaii 6asapis HPokrok
Iapada" VI 10 Novtho roku ssalr.
me nan itl premii
rftdplailtsif
kteFi 81 dasopla pfedplaceno malt,
mohun pfemii obtlrzeti, kdya 90
pfitinf fokkifenf 6asopisu.
katdf, kdo shm male pfedplace.
90 siskh nam bovtho pfedplaiitaIe,
bud die hofeiAi nabidky do Noydho
foku ~ 30 eentb, aneb eclorotniho,
obdrii jeden obraz zdarma.
Adtesujte dopisy a vkecky zaailky
IednoduAc Pokrok Iapadu,
Do Omaha, Neb.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-09-07

Dostalhy lex proti eholefe a
prhimu jest tim jedinym, ktery
pomhhA ryehle cd ialudetnich 4
stfevnfch boleati.
Nenf Sc aadnYm nebezpeeim spoje-
no utiyhnf Dostalosych praskh proti
boleni hlavy, nebof jsou slozeny bex
latek skodIivYch.
Mnoho sci yysvaddeni potvrzuje
yStednost Dostalovych ltka, k,ere
jsou k dostanf We vsech eeskgch
ldkarnAeh a obchodech ltky. Zku.
ste je.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-09-07

HIadI On mistni lastupitelstvo veIko.
t&du ssb., okresu Douglas.
kdo BY 10 nAssl. j. asdAn. aby ie probudil = po.
aeptAl Jim do ucia. alr hodas nAhisa. ably SO ko-
n"ene probudili dinnosh pfistouplll sneb
aby udslal mlaio Iintm, ktsti isou oehotai praoi
pro Jednotu konAti " Kicker
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-09-07
Shuyeyille, Iowa. - Jak je mel.
ltpe kbayiti dobytek rohh. s.

Shuyeyillc, Iowa. 49, Jak je mel.
lepe kbayiti dobytek rohd. =.
O{poc}d - Pro zbaveni dobytka
doroslltho rohn WINE jon jedeu pro.
sttedek, ufiznuti. To Sc oby6ei.
nt deje tim zphsobem, 2e Sc dobytek
uyale, bud ve sthji, ancb We Eylastni
\ tomu zfizen6 pfihrad6, TAX ably
nemohl yzdoroyat, nebot uflznuli
rohu neni beg bolosti Mnohcm
lcpsl oestou le EabrAnili zrhstu roha
dohytka mladtho, telat. IA tim
d6elem jsou prosttcdky roali6n6.
l.oni uyefeintno bylo lIospodAfi
polednani tom a vyobraEenf pfi
stroie, klorSm ~ IA roh tystipnout
TAX zrhst xamesiti X i6mu1 a6eli
prodhyaii Sc vselik6 prustfedky;
my vsak s0ndime, le hlaynt sou.
eAstkou vseeh tech prostfedka Jest
neiaka lipyina, oby6ein6 draslo,
potas. kidltel nknsebni staniee v
ludian6, Plumb, dayA nAsleduiici
adu, % akaseuf xsrlik{oh prostfed.
Ia. Iakmiie "a oblesi lelat spie.
IA fohu. vsHme se haleitka hlisho
drasla white potashl iak} ' kaldt
ltkArne le "a koupi, rob se nAmosf
= draslem tie. Nenf tfehA dloahS.
ho trent ! Euiteut rphu 4 tele 81 70
ho aui ncvsimne Hnltitka oxsem
oysem dluiuo Sabalit DO pApiru nob
hadtlku ' mtstech kde se drli, ne.
cheeme u, shy nam drasio kali pro.
dralo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-09-07
The Los Angeles
Wine, LiQlOF & Cigar Co.,
OMAHA, sKB.
Pr0daFame We Velkem yina, II.
hoyiny a doutniky.

Prodayame kald6mu.
Prodamc yAm ode vseho iolik,
mnoho.li chcete.
Name yina a lihoyiny vseho dru.
hu.
ProdAmo iedcu gallon tak lacino
jako sud.
kupuiem a prodAvkme "a hotovs.
Posleme yAm Eboli 20 nAkladnim
vlaku Heb % expires.
Prodame We "a ceny yelkoobcho-
dni
Name St.l.ouiskS Export pivo =
isesinAeh.
liaie nAs tssi. obdfHct od vas "a.
kazku "a tkousku.
obiesinAyAieli rbali, pgiloite ob.
nos pnstoyni neh bank. poukkFoe.
Ma dopisy odpovidA - lhnsd.
rfs FfsrK . o cxNxfK
Ios .4sgsiss W1ae Lsgaor and
ts1uv %. 0maAa.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-09-07

kda Ia re.r Troybal. rodiiS BslboiIeieh
~ tistS. okfesu kraIoyiotsm. -
hoku isea odeiH a. Amenty, zdriayal se nsj-
dtise Pensylysni pozdsii 81 Louis. No,
ndkHd lesi va p1sledni isho dops datoydn rolgu
1868 II dolly hyl Itircneom pouiiabi drGhy
~ Louis. Kda BY 90 o mem Ysds podsi o tom
lAatavs sprtlu isho ptalslim. ktsH po nSm pa
trail : ydstem ptiimou kAidou ! "a aobs nepa-
uhAia apfaYu ku YYtairAul stopy jsho slouiioi
Adresujte T. " Dongr,s. SO " 18th Street.
Chicago. ills tssTs
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-09-07

M prodei SSss.a SSs'. .''o.n, nass. ',ai.'lt saa
Jrdint tobo druhu " mSssa saloien pied lo,y.
bostAies prAoe po oslt rok. rrodej je "a ptisinou
sdrAYutnieh ohleda, an niiepsany holds odebraa
- nA yenkov. KoupsohtiYy at ptijeds nsb do
riie nA Alois Data bux 81, Howells, Neb, tair.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-09-07

Chicago. 49, ~ Mali Indian6 t6z
ob6anskfoh pray2 81 Jsou opray.
neni ku hlasoyani. J.K.
OdpoUsd. - ~ III lndiant, kteff
posud liji pod sprayou kmenoyou,
totii divokosti, nejsou povazoyaui
"a obcany nemajf lddnyeh poll.
dckyeh ob6ansk}eh pray, Praya
bezpeenosti osoby a jm6ni mohou sc
oysem po zakonn dovolhyat, jako
kter} ob6an. - 80 Rudosi, kteti
vzdali se kmenoy6ho zfizeni pfiiali
cd Spolenjch Stath pozemky ledno
Tive jim pfid6len6, pova1oyani jsou
"a ob6any a poltvaii vseoh obdan.
skyeb / politick}ch pray, yyjma
jedno; Zakon zapoyida prodayati
rudoohhm "ohniyou yodu" ten w
klada Sc, he yztahuje Sc ma rudochy
mimo kmcnoy6ho Efizcui.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-09-07

Uledn 81 jedsn nsb diva aes,i cukrafi
~ nsh pernisati, kteH SO vyEnau
dokonals femesle s,Al6 misio a dobry plat u
Ant, YaiaRA 1909 80. 18th St, omaha, Hsb, t7r
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-09-07

0dpoudd -- Jetel bfiy moano siti
ma podzim ma jafe. Ma pddd lehkt
a such6 odporu6uje Sc sctba pod.
zimni, ia co molina zahy do ozimu
prov6sti nutno. 0statne moino no
sfti do jafiny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-09-07

saandtFa o.. Nsb lhm H.
tsm itfsei nysiH hssf lAsmsl
FIhlsl 8fA,ii ibi eB mlfe8 l 4l8hg
fsmt li4a ussWlt imkhiy 81
ahbmh6 8mF aa m bA hi
hhiti siAla fIss bbHha8a ah aif
tAls tifa ebalaaa pA llti hyah
tfA ~ mm pfwig staa
hail stsbAi Iiahy fIAsihf, HAtai,
Afsani atfamA maahaH fsfh
sisH foaat K
m go FAsalHa hi iabhf
tYftsbi mwai llaeh BHlf. Ado
eh ma spsita tama ~ aspaH
hs palgtla ha stles asa, mati tdt
81, b rfaspigk asih ssmt slesbeb
bi PHavhsims sYotlai aae jel
hgba - Hii lmb staaem pisl
" iesY aea shlsdAmsf ~ sylf8a
bePalfnf rtngenta tseh, sleH Iaou
lehaai assihalel = ttet IL atlssfm
hssttsftm pgssiianl bgtl. rtlebai
slai6i slaIt, % - laa. Il maobsm
ldp Haaafaf nel ahli ii pted t0
lsly Sehl pfavtia ~ BY nAa abeaal
dlab vfaslal, bappak, on - umsn
Auj fpae leao ohhhAeIy diaby
nsfelai, statbi . okresul sl.85I mi
lIoaa, ' foee 1900 paE poatc ,3at
miliaBa V Tocs lss0 adams byta
eens maletku ~ htelem ul9iehi tia
MI aa la,upa miligna i skatetnA ~
ma odbadoshna byls eensiJnim afA.
dem 10 ia,6ia miilohy. v rocp
1890 odbstlnut byl uajeies M - ,esl
mtlIoua q skuletnh oena M 90 ,Gls
miiioph, tedy o 10000 mIIionh. sko.
70 o tfetinu, vice. o duztch aou
krum}ch neui oyAcm taluyeh sou.
hngcb xprAy po ruee a name ~ |
to, ie tyto psrosiig, coz shledavamo |
seola pfiroreno. y1rosllo imtnf, |
ysrostly dluby Ale to neni nj. |
kterak d1kszem, be byehom byli ma
tom hhfe nei dtfse. Ku pf. ten,
kdo nomdt sadndho jrsdnf pied 10 |
Lefty, nem6l take dluhy. Define to
mu, 10 ma dnes IN $4,000 majetku,
ma ale ma t6m2 duh 10000. Je to
snad dhkazem, BE- jc ted na tom o
$4,000 hhfe, nez byl pied 10 Lefty,
proto jeu, 10 ted ma ten duh n
tehdy nem6lS Dojista me- Naopak.
on je yzdor dluhu $4,000 ma tom
ldpe, nez byl pred 10 Lefty. Jak
yzrhsth majetek, TAX must tdz vzrh.
stati dluhy, pondvad2 liver jest ne.
ybytnou podminkou vespolnGho OBJ.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-09-07

Prague, Neb. So Rad bych v6d6l,
zdali jest dobfe neb prosp6sno siti
bIly jetel na podzim a pffblizn6 v
ktertm m6sici aneb zdal Sc must
siti ma iafe a kdy nejltpeS
The morning call., 1892-07-30

Palgraye was the only European who had
penetrated Central Arabia and returned
10 safety. He had incurred great dangers,
bus ne was disguised as Mussulman and
succeeded In his dangerous enterprise
feiiy did not assume any disguise. He
started Tor Central Arabia in the uniform
OF a British officer. accompanied by two Off
tendants
After his long desert march, lasting about
month, he arrived at Riyadh, boldly en-
teieo the town and applied for an audience
WIN the blind Amir. lie had several in
terViews with this potentate, and ostensibIv
was treated with much kindness. He
Iound, however, that be was regarded as a
prisoner. though the natives tried to put him
completely at his ease. They believed thew
nau MIN In their power, and they proposed
TO play with him, as cat with mouse. be-
lore they destroyed him. They had not the
sIlghtest intention Of letting him return to
the coast.
Peily's resources, however, were too much
Ior them. lie found some plausible pretext
Tor going outside of the city with his escort
one DAY and he never returned. The
natives pursued him, but the superiority of
his arms kept them at a distance. Before
leaving the capital his party had filled their
water-sklDs. They accidentally discovered
after they left the city that the water had
Deen poisoned 1t was impossible TO drink
a drop OF 1t without risking their lives. On
the way to the sea they suffered agonies of
tnlrst, and the only relief they had was the
slight refreshment obtained by pouring the
contents OF the water-skins over their
WrlSls. Ihe romantic daring of this eXpedi-
liOu mas not often been exceeded
The morning call., 1892-07-30
THE FEDERATED TRADES.

The Governor of Idaho and the fehhsyt-
vania Militia Censured'
The Council of Federated Trades met in
the union hall, 1859 Mission street, last
evening.
The Furniture Union sent a
communication stating that they would
send delegation headed by band to the
Iabor-dav celebration. They reported trade
in their line very dull.
The Upholsterers' Union reported that
they had sent a delegate 10 attend the meet
ing of the International Union at Chicago
and found trade in che line very quiet
In the report of the committee on labor
day celebration the committee decided to
award the bar privileges to the Brewers
Union.
The organizing committee reported that
efforts were being made to get all otner
unions to affiliate with the federated cOun-
Gil, and that success was assured. The
marble-woIkeTs and cigar packers they
stated had Signifed their Willingness TO
come into the federation.
A communication from the Seattle West
ern Central Union stated that the lmprls-
oned miners in the Cenr a Alene district
were closely guarded, and had been re-
fused the privilege OF communicating with
the union.
1t was voted that the committee on resolu-
tiOps he instructed to draft resolutions con.
demning the action of the Governor and Of
fieials Of Idaho for adopting such arbitrary
measures. Ii was also decided 10 send a
letter TO the President of the United States,
calling attention to the trouble and protest
ing against oppressive measures.
Ii was stated in the discussion that Mr..
Smith. a member of the executive commit
tee of the council and delegate sent TO the
| scene of the trouble, had been unjustly lm-
pTIsOned.
The report Of the Coopers' Union stated
that the locked out men had already dis
! posed Of 10000 shares of stock among The
members of the union. and would in the
near future establish shops Of their own on
! that basis.
/ The committee on resolutions was also
| instructed to draft resolutions eondemning
! the action Of the officers of the National
Guard of Pennsylvania, who cOurt-mar-
tailed Private lams and sentenced him tC
be hung up by the thumbs.
William Macarthur and Henry KretlON
were appointed delegates to the executive
| committee of the Pacific Coast Federation
! of Trades, after which the meeting adj
1nnrnpu
The morning call., 1892-07-30
one OF the interested.

special edition Of gospel song. An Joined
In singing, after which Rev. Arthur Briggs
OF the Epw0rth Methodist Church offered a
short prayer In which he hoped that the
burden-Dearer would come closer to those
with burdens Oh their hearts. The evancel-
lst then addressed the meeting. taking these
words IN the eighth verse OF the fourteenth
chapter OF jeremiah: "Mhy shouIest
thon be as mighty man that cannot save Pr
Inc burden Of bis discourse was directed
principally To that class Of Christians who
are not inspired in their work Of salvation
by the divine spirit Of the Holy Ghost. God
VIII save them ali and help them 10 save
others II they will only believe in him.
Iney were engaged in a mighty effort in
this revival IN The interest of morality and
humanity. and if the church of God was
not born in Just snch a revival as this il
ye!ons manifestations" SAID the speaker,
of the power of the Holy Ghost and there
is great field for labor here"
he then related numerous instances of
now IN Certain church in a certain town
curing great revival a certain per cent of
The inhabitants had been saved. 1t was a
very large per cent and spoke well for the
revival as means of salvation In one small
village over half the population came for
ward 10 one dav under the magic influence
OF The word of God as preached by the re-
VlVaiislS. san Francisco is full of sinners,
crying out what shall they do to be saved
Gou Will save them. That is the very
thing Tor which he lived aud his Son died.
Tod could make this wicked city noted
Tor Its righteousness" he said. "A man does
not need to live here long to learn that this
CITY is not overrnn with Christians. Right
e9usness does not flow down the streets
iike crystal rivers, nor do you meet men on
the streets with tears in their eyes, begging
you 10 direct them To the nearest church
lhat tbey might he saved. Oh, why should
The morning call., 1892-07-30
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

A collar-button was recently found con-
ceaIed in COW; and this has caused Won
der as 10 how the cow crawled under the
bureau.
jewelers. report that gold dollars are ex-
tremey scarce, and many other persons
note similarity in the silver anG the paper
varieties.
The auction Of the Borghese art treasures
at Rome oil April IA realized only ], SOC, 900
francs. mere fraction of the real value OF
the articles sold.
1t is reported from Paris that Nj. b. Blaze
del has invented an apparatus by which a
driver of a vehicle can release carriage
from runaway horses.
An interesting literary relic has just been
unearIhed by the London johnson Club,
VIZ, an original copy of the sale catalOg ue
of DIR. JOhuson's library.
a young man in Texas started 10 town the
other day 20 get a marriage license, but
the clerk had sold out He invested in q
pair OF shoes and went home perfectly salts
fed.
There are in Great Britain and Ireland no
fewer than 27SS, 900 acres of woodland
value of el6.000,000 is annually imported
into the country.
The Weleh prefix "Aber" signifies "the
mouth of iiveT''-A beTdovey, for instance /;
and "Llan," "a church"-Llandudno the
| church of ST. Tudno; Llanbedr. the Church
Il
The crops OH Prince Edward Island are
| being devastated by plague of potato bugs
| and turnip flies. In several districts the
| damage is so great that the farmers are SOW
ing turnips again.
Pope Leo XIII owns pearl left to him
by his predecessor on the throne of st Peter,
which is worth $4,000. and the chain of 81
pearls owned by the Empress Frederick is
estimated at G35, 900.
The largest town clock in the world Is In
the tower Of the Glasgow University at
Glasgow. Scotland. The clock weighs
about ton and half and has pendulum
weighing 300 pounds.
A Spanish lady has succeeded in crossing
the Andes in u carriage, a distance OF 800
miles. The Journey was completed IN IL
DAYS. though nearly a mile OF the road mad
to be built for her use.
Few families can show a record like that
of the Gross family of Richmond, Ind.
There are six brothers and five sisters OF
the family aud there has not been death
among them for 90 years. q
The nebula in Orion Is fine telescope
object now. The great black space In this
nebula is known among unpoetic star
gaZers rs the coaihole. No star has ever
been seen in this hole in the universe.
The Brazil nut contains from Is to "A
seeds, which all terminate at one time.
The most vigorous one gets first through
small hole at the top to the open air. ana
thereapon it strangles and feeds upon the
rest.
Among the objects recently acquired for
the collection of games in the University
Museum are some Chinese mother-of- pearl
game-counters that belonged to Robert Nor
The morning call., 1892-07-30
PERSONAL NOTES

Judge W. T. Deal of Virginia City is at the
Z, }. Wilson. the banker. of Vallejo, is at
George D. Korts of Lakeyiew is at the
Occidental '"e
Hon. ". G. Veasey of Washington. d. C.
is at the Palace ~
W. ID. Sink. the Cloyerdale viticultnrist.
Is guest at the Grand.
George L. Goodman Jr, the banker. of
Napa, is at the Palace. -
James II. Budd. the well-known Stockton
attorney. is at the Grand. '''
u a. bender. prominent citizen of Car
son. New. is at the Palace.
q. W. Hopkins, the real estate man n
Dan Mateo. is at the Grand.
T. Messenger left for the East last Thurs-
cay To be absent several weeks on a bust
non. Henry c. Patton, editor OF the Her
ana OF Banning, who has been in town for
some IS past, went south yesterday.
,,,Ho hon. a. r. Walker, chairman ~ The
western Traffic Association. and formerIv
a member OF the Interstate Commerce Con,,
mission, Is visiting the southern mart ~ tbo
state win party of Eastern friends The
party are expected here in a few davs no o
their way north. their intention being -
MAKE complete tour of the coast.
The morning call., 1892-07-30
waiting on the steps for the opening OF the hurch

Naltlng on the steps lOi olfOhAhS VI AAO
prayer and song. This meeting opened at
2:30 O'Clock. but the majority OF those who
came fingered in the yeStibuie waiting for
the doors above to be opened.
Each Of the side Stalrways leading from
the Vestbule into the church proper was
packed with people, mostly women and
children. Some came doubtless as seekers
for divine truths, but the majority we're in
spired by curiosity To see the noted evange-
list On the top steps of one OF the flights
sat row of acknowledged and Dresum bly,
deaf old men with canes and hymnbOo
sitting in decor0us silence and gazing down
on the rapidly increasing crowd IN the
space below. They were waiting TO make
rush on the choice seats well up IN front.
At 8 o'clock the doors we've opened and
the congregation fled in. Owing TO the ad-
mirabe and efficient usher system main
tanned by Rev. Mr.. Mills ii Is absolutely
impossible to avoid being seated as long as
there is any space left for that purpose.
UslTers of all grades and ranks are in at
tendance with their Office designated 10y a
culored ribbon pinned to the left breast
There Is a chairman Of the Committee on
usheTs. secretary, grand ch!ef usher, as
Slstant grand chief usher, assistant chief
ushers. superintendent of ushers. reserve
usheTs and plain usherS.
These do not incinde the doorkeepers in
pink ribbons, whS direct You 10 the chief in
yellow, who IN tuIG calls I'D the superin-
N.hNOhN ~ ~''A'N = "-io uiitCbo ou W al as
sistant in blue. who Tasses you on to a plain
usher in red and thevcc to comfortable
seat. There is no Jam or confusion and no
| conflict of duty on tle part of the ushers-
| who are carefully trahed. Some OF the IN
! are experts on the SYMPTOMS of repentance
and at the frs signs OF emotion indicative
| of a change Of heart the weeping peuitent
is gently but frmly eseoFteS to the altar be-
| fore he or she has time TO ,ven think of re-
| considering.
When the congregation had been CON-
! fortably seated Musical Director I4awrenee
| Greenwood struck up the hymn ''1'fs the
| Blessed Hour Of PRAYER" from Sac Mil.
The morning call., 1892-07-30

God be as mighty man that cannot saws
"a a the church of God was loyal To 1Iesns
EnIIst there would be no sinners in San
,ha, ne people OF God should be qoalv 90
r reS; ~ the only way to have a successful
nni,, an ~ this city. The power Of God IL
tan 5 iiu n by the indifference ann iman
Ch.ia, ul me people who bear the name ~
otii nstlals In name only. There is no nea
VI si,ttIns In The church or synacoone nn,aoe
you nave Inc power of the HOLY Gbost u,,ies
you nave faith and invoke the no rnress
Iou' ihey would come to Christ bw '. ol
tnat secret sin-pride. They are ashamasi LII vi
come out and acknowledge the HoIy Ghes, ~ -
as an illustration of the power NJ ,ho
holy Ghost the evangelist told a story io
his own inimitable style. The great rsv ~
waist. Rev. Mr.. Hammond, was once hold
ing series OF meetings in the East. During
one oil them he called a recess of five min
utes. and ordered the true Christians there
TO save al. within reach. While the Chris
uans were at work the evangelist moved
among them urging them on. He noticed
one man who took no part, and after re-
guessing him TO dqso three times Rev. Mr..
Hammond asked:
Are you Christian %
NO. L am minister of the gospsl." he
replied. bowling his head.
Great God, minister of the gospel let