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splenetic Fever Among Cattle.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Secretary Rusk
has issued notice to all interested that
splenetic or southern fever exists among
cattle In the area which includes nearly all
of the territory lying south of and including
the states of North Carolina, Tennessee,
Arkansas, Texas and Indian territory.
From February Is until December of this
year no cattle are to be transported from
this area to any portion of the country
north or west of it except by rail for i'm
mediate slaughter, and when so trans
ported certain regulations are 10 be OBJ
served, cattle, however, which have been
in a certain area, described, at least ninety
days, may be shipped to Colorado, Wyom-
ing and Montana for grazing purposes
under state regulations.
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Blaine and Harrison ara Ont.


Especial to THE RERALD-Examiner Dispatch
New YORK, Jan. 20.-The Snn's Washing
con special says: The report is persist
entity circulated that Mr.. Blaine's sudden
departure from the cabinet meeting yester-
day and his failure to attend the state din
ner last night are the result of direct con-
fict Of opinion between the President and
Gillian situation. The fact is noted that
Mr.. Blaine did not send his regrets to the
White House until the hour set for the
dinner arrived, in the face of the fact that
he assured his friends that he was not i'll.
A United States Senator expressed the
opinion this evening that from his personal
knowledge of the very delicate and critical
situation Of affairs and from the fact that
MIR. Blaine has all along been in favor of
q peace policy, he is inclined to believe that
there is a serious misunderstanding be-
tween the President and secretary Of state.
The fact that Mr.. Blaine telephoned for
his friend Senator Hale immediately on
leaving the White House and had
been all the evening in consulta-
ton with other friends lends color
20 the report of disagreement
Many friends and advisers of the Presi-
ueue anu MI Dldlue auHlI tnat they fear
the long i'll feeling between these two
CONSPICUOUS Republicans has at last been
brought to point of an open rupture.
The truth cannot be learned tonight
but it is freely predicted by several pro
minent Republicans that there will soon be
sensational developments in personal
quarrel. Blaine had been only five minutes
at the cabinet meeting when IL is said he
was seized with vertigo and complained.
Soon after Blaine's departure from the
cabinet meeting 1t was stated with much
positiveness in certain quarters that his
sudden sickness was, for the most part, as
sumed and that he only desired an excuse
to break of negotiations in the CHILEAN
controversy for the present in order 10
gain few more days in the interest OF
in his policy. There is a report tonight
that before the cabinet formally net the
President and secretary Blaine had some
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
FROM JEALOUSY.
Mary Morton Attempts Suicide
By Morphine.
She Thinks Her Lover Flirted Too Much With
Other Girls-She VIII Doubt
less Recover,

At about - o'clock last night, Mary
Morton, who lives on Third South street,
nearly opposite the Methodist church, took
morphine with suicidal intent. A doctor
and stomach pump, however, saved her
from death.
1t seems that Mary had accompanied her
young man to private party, and
there he bestowed little too much
attention upon some of the other
girls; in fact he flirted with
them to such an extent as to
thoroughly arouse the demon jealousy,
aud when Mary could stand it no
longer she put on her cloak and
hat and left the house, evidently
with the intention of going home. Instead,
however, of seeking the parental roof and
good cry. she went to the Knuts-
ford pharmacy and asked for a bottle
of morphine pills. She hadn't money
enough to buy bottle and finally con-
cluded to take rs cents worth of one-eighth
grain pills.
TEE CLERK WAS LITTLE SUSPICIOUS,
as he thought it strange that young girl
should have any legitimate use for NOR
phine at II O'Clock at night, and in response
TO his questions she said they
were for an old lady vino had
been in the habit of using the drug. AS he
gave her the pills he cautioned her against
taking more than one at time.
and wrote explicit directions on
the box. She assured him that she
thoroughly understood the danger. Half
an hour later, word reached the drug store
that she had taken the entire twenty pills
making two and half grains, which is
usually considered a fatal Dose DR..
]. E. Marshall was called up and worked
assiduously with Miss Morton for about
three hours, at the end of which time he
said there was but little doubt but that
SHE WAS OUT OF DANGER.
although she had very narrow escape.
So far as could be learned, Miss Morton
bears very good character, and it was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
Crispl Attacks the Rudini Cabinet.

ROME, Jan. 2O.-There was an exciting
scene to-day in the deputies caused by an
attack by ex-Premier Crispi on the present
cabinet. Premier Rudini was speaking
when he was interrupted by Crispi who
declared while he was minister Italy never
suffered any humiliations. Amid the ire
mendous uproar which followed, Crispi
was heard shouting at Rpdini: "You made
excuses to France for the recent incidents
in connection with the French pilgrims"
Rudini protested vigorously against this
statement, and after much discussion, the
matter was dronped
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
Edmunds Astonishes the Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The Chicago An
archist cases of Field and Schwab VS.. the
State of Illinois was reached for argument
in the United States supreme court to-day,
but before the argument was completed the
court adjourned until tomorrow, leaving
the cases the first on to-morrow's docket
The justices of the supreme court of the
United States were mildly astonished to-
day when ex-senator Edmunds, acting as
counsel, criticised the court and stated his
opinion that it was entirely wrong in its
decision in the celebrated original package
case from Iowa. The principle laid down
in that case was one dangerous to the peace
and security Of the people of the individual
states and with great diffidence he urged
the court TO go back to the true doctrine in
this case while there was yet time.
After hearing delegation representing
the Women Suffrage association the Senate
select committee on women suffrage day
decided, by vote of three to two. to report
fayorably to the Senate the proposed meas
ure in favor of constitutional amendment
giving women the suffrage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
National Divorce Reform League.

Boston, Jan. 20.-The annual meeting Of
the National Divorce Reform League was
held here to-day. The most interesting
feature was the annual report of the cor
responding secretary, Rev. Samuel w.
Dyke. He reported the work is now favor
ably known in foreign countries; that six
states containing over one-fourth of the
population of this country have created
commissions to promote uniform legislation
upon marriage and divorce laws. An ap-
peal has been made to all the states whose
legislatures hold biennial sessions this
winter for similar commissions
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trouble because of the Generalization and
even desertion of some of his men, and
that he will either surrender or be cap
tured within the next ten days. Maybrey
visited Garzas wife and father-in-law.
and tried to assure them it was best for
him TO surrender, but they appeared i'm
pressed with the idea that he would fight.
The fact That the great majority of the
people near the Rio Grande seem in sym
patty with him, is what makes it hard to
catch him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
American Society Of Civil Engineers.

New YORK, Jan. 20.-The annual meet
ing of the American Society Of Civil Engi-
neers elected Mendez Cohen. Of Brooklyn,
president to-day. The committee on stand
ard time was instructed to invite the rail
roads of the United States, Canada and
Mexido to adopt the rwenty-four hour sys-
ten Of standard time after October II next.
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AG A r. RaIl to be Dedicated.

BOISE CRY, Ida, Jan. 2o.-[Special tele-
gram to THE HERALD. The Phil Sheridan
post, Grand Army of the Republic, will
dedicate its new brick hall tonight with
appropriate ceremonies. Justice Morgan
delivers an address. A banquet will be
served after the dedicatory exercises.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
MRS. FANNY THATCHER DEAD.

She Expired THIS Morning After Protracted
Illness.
Mrs. Fannie Thatcher died in this city
this morning at about $3.50, after pro-
tracted illness. Although her condition
had been serious for some time past,
it was not thought that the end was so
near, owing to the fact that during the
last few days she showed decided i'm
provement. The date of the funeral
services will be announced hereafter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
Photographers Troubles Settled.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 20.-The Order
of Railway Telegraphers' trouble on the
East Tennessee road has been settled. The
railroad officials have entered into writ
ten agreement that no member of the order
should be Disseminated against on account
of such mem hershin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
Estimates for Revenue Steamers Submitted.

Estimates for Revenue Steamers submitted.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The secretary of
the treasury to-day submitted estimates OF
sl75, 900 for the construction and equipment
Of revenue steamer for service at San
Francisco and in Alaska waters; $3.50, 900
for one at Puget Sound; 100000 for an
other for Lake Ontario and the St Law
renee; 100000 Tor steamer for boarding
Ieryice at San Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
Quay's Libel Suit Against the Post.

PETTsBURG, Jan. 20.-The suit brought by
Senator Qvay against Albert ]. Barr, pres
ident of the Post Publishing company, and
James Mills, editor, for criminal libel was
begun in the criminal court this afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
Gorman Formally Re-eIected

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 20.-United States
Senator German to-day was formally re-
elected to succeed himself.
Balloting for a successor to succeed the
late Senator Wilson resumed this after
noon, but resulted in no election.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
Oregon Pacific Railroad Sold.

CORVALLIS, Ore, Jan. 2O.-The Oregon
Pacific railroad, which has been IN the
hands of receive for al months, was
sold at the sheriff's sale to-day. The prop
erty was bid in by Fephin Job of this city
for Sl,000,00 IL is understood that 7.
Edgerton Hogg will be retained as presi-
dent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
PERSONAL MENTION

JUDSoN SPoFFoRD, of Boise, is in town.
w. NJ. SHILLING came down from Ogden yes.
terday.
F. HOWARD SMITH, of Denver, is at the Con-
tinental.
HON, T. W BEANE. of Blackfoot who has
been in the city day or two on business. went
north last evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21

mere jealousy that prompted her to the
rash act. She is only eighteen years old,
is living at home with her parents, and is
decidedly prepossessing in appearance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
A COUPLE OF ARRESTS.

A man named Frank Allen was ''vag-
gedn by Officer Birkner last night
Officer O'Reilly arrested Grace Sharp
and Annie Landers last evening on the
charge of prostitution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
Considering the DR.. Briggs Case,

NEW YORK. Jan. 2O.-The meeting of the
conference meeting of the general assembly
and directors of Union Theological semi
nary, to consider the DR.. Briggs case,
began to-day. All information was refused
hn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, che gave them Castoria.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
Armieated EureNa Cream,


The finest of lotions for chapped hands
and lips, rough skin, pimples, tan, etc.
Makes the skin soft, white and smooth.
Elegantly perfumed Only % cents at
druggists
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very warm words and that the secretary
feigned sickness as means of temporarily
escaying from the cabinet meeting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
FOR LETTER HEADS.

Bill heads, statements, ball tickets and
all kinds of Job work send to The HERALD.
Quick work and reasonable prices as
sured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
Blaine Recovered from His Illness.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-Secretary Blaine
was sufficiently recovered this morning
from his slight illness yesterday to do con-
siderable work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21

DEMOCRATIC CLUB BALL
Young Mems Democratic club ball, to be
held at the new |. o. o. F. hall on Market
street, on Thursday evening. Tickets may
be had at THE HERALD Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-21
The Governor OF Mendoza Deposed.

Thu VVfNALVE VI -ItIIuUhu DcYOstus
BUANos ATREs, Jan. 20.-The Legislature
OF Mendoza has deposed the governor of
that proyince.
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II. Sapttel.

arf Der 0eimreile mad ibrem fleinett
0auie in Sriebridsbagen bate Mtar.
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GneaieQe aeheilte 66ue.

6. s.. Clifford, Nemzgafef, @ise.,
fit an Neuraitgia uno &beumatisriis,
ieiu Moacn mar in nnorbnug, ieits
Sober mar in berubisenbem Graoe ait'
aearifsn, Der Nppctitt perlhtuu1ioerl
nr6 an Stdrfe uno Sleiid mar er iebr
heruutsraefummen. Drsi Slaitet
Electric 8itters' Henten i'm ipieber
her -Gom.s beparo, S%arrisbnrg, Sus.,
hattie adi Sabre an einem 8eine Elm
ianfenbes @elduir. Gr sebrandte orei
Sla:de6 Electric Bitters" nto iiebeit
g6ndteln arnicas5 nlbe nno iein Bei1
tuurbt aeiuno. - SobnS peafer. @atatus
ba. Ohio, bate ON einem Beine fiitlf
arobe 5iebsreeidwiire, suefhe bic Nr5fe
ola unbeilbdr erfldrten. Cine 5laIhe
Electric Ditters" nno cine S1ddtel
Mrniea Gafbe betpirften poaItdnoige
6eiluna. gerfanft bon Walfer Bros,
Sermann. Mo.
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German


Die Raicritdt sutsei9uIter ger,te sIaubt
iest, hab Sdtpinbiu9t elm @urnsRranfbeit
u. Sn anbern @orten, ftatt tn Der 3Srper'
Rpnfitutipn feIbft 81 Iieser, toirS fe burd
abuois fIsine @ef95pfc peruria9t, bts In ben
eunset Ieben, bort iidtS gu iudsn baben urb
lie tpesfrefen. tpie maupsn bic SLATER ber
Bdurae. Die GIei9siltisteit' sesen einen
Suiten lit febr sefdhrIi@;
Ftt.e ml;rtft= bsrt berieIbe fpn,n,t bon
iensn SbeiIen Der Guns
ErnrRs,eit. gen, bic atSenast unS
ssrt5rt ftnb. Gieis tlets
nsa SaciIen, t3ie man bic @drrter rtertnt,
finS ~ ipin5ig, I'm NIT bIobem guge eeiebe1
81 iperben, a5sr fe ftnb trotSern ni4t ininber
lsbsneig urb fonuten In cen s5rper NIT unie'
rar gsaprung, nit ber Cuff. bic mir einatRmsn,
uno bur4 sic 9pren Ger 9aut. Bon ba ses
Icnaen iie in Sas Slut unS frnnen i4IieSIi9
Bel ben Gansen an, tuo fe f9 feftissea rnb
nit fa-atesIiaer eanenistsit rerrnsbren.
Damn to:nn;. German Syrup tinsu, raaHt fie
los, t3Stet fIe, t-sibt fe ass, bsiIt bic Stelen,
bic Is berIefie., urs nd5re. unb IinSert bas
sur5, 70 baS In Frz;sr jSsit bic eaipinbs
fiGtisen eesca EGsu.sr ssireit unb seianb
tnczbe1. 3
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1aus Altfnbrak un0
(eine S1bne.
gomaa ron 9. offer.
20. @npttel.


bic Gou1c bc3 OodlommerS log
be6 abcr |arf rub S6loB Itcnbrat.
8e8ungsloS itauoen Yuid unb 9annl
Ia benz lpeiten @arten % nnb lieScu
mrf6mad)tcno bic Yl6tter bai,9en.
GAS eintonige Eldtid)crn be8 Springs
bruHHsnS, Sas Grcii1en Der Sdwalben
b bober 2uft unb 3uwt;len elm f~lirrcrt'
hr ooer freil6enbcr Con, bonn CUTS
bot bsriibrrfiingeno, lparen Die cinSi9en
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Snt Sdattcn elmer brcitQltigcn lime
batte iid, oic m0ftige Gcrnbarbiners
bosse 9SilnS gelaSert unO bcwadte
nit ldlGfrig blinSclnbem Iuge baS
9Sdtertm IeiueS Scrrn, mcl6es ieiit
s6pften aaf ben Sotti8cn Sudden bes
SuuSfs oebcttct bette nnb lanft eut'
lmlumncrt mar. Die blonbcn Soden
rnranftcr III mirrer Siille ba8 reiSenoe
anbe Sj,tbcrgsii6td)cn; Die roiigcn
asrnttcn tatten iid) I'M bct 0als oes
tssnet 26ierc5 gci6lrngcr. Die fetne
ssrba mar nit ibrem l%anften @e1niitb,
Ihrtn ltiaen 98rlcu lllio Der Sdrtli6en
Sdmieaiamfcit ibrer Natnr Der Steb<
axs ees Yatcrs, wdbrcMb fif Der ltoljc,
bodfdhrenhc, aber bel alien Seblerit
nautbiae ure tollfiibre Sinn ibres Srt'
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.irsufe.
Darn befaub iid nit Dem Snlpeftor
ts6 Ben arbciteri1 auf BEN SelSern BET
ka ginfabrcu bes Goggels. Stoi3
ssb fidler tpu6te CT, pbglcih crit liebet
SSfhre alt, i%eilcli fleincn i6ottilfen
ycsa su tummcln, 10 DAP Die Snedte
sso grbcitcr ladeno ia9ten Der miro
nal en- rif)ligcr gtltenbraf!"
0sle una lciue Satin iabeil auf
70 yeranoa. 0aS purtreifli9e eiits
Slat1len. Wel6cS iriiber itetS 3wilden
@otten geberrldlt, lpar wieoer pol'
yaleis bcrscitcllt. 9iad) Der Ibrcile
2 perm Siri6ncr batte Iogalla ipte'
~ lqrf liebensniirSigitcn Saitcn aifges
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IVY gatten gang uub oar, ga ite wobl
ssta1, Bop OGue ben Sciis ser Original
SSs siaos lelblt Sur6 Die Serni6tuns Der
. sSyssse, iuelde Der peritorbene Gouarb
aaslbraf in Dem familietar6ir
SssS9ssst batte, nifts %serponnen iei.
" gsstntbcil fiel nur, fails Star.
Sas ea Sriginaltraulhettt bet;u'
"A s Ill., esrnotte, Elm bdblihes Qihl
tSsu1s 9anslunsspeiie, Ser ieirel
5saserls nuS cen Sinbern feines
~ 49, tlr Grbe 10 lanse poreutbalter
81 ~ Jl Der sSwildea3sit bottle So
ASesE llrsa @atten SolitanSis fit
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@lMer

ScrIre5 e~urtrcr, fnb Carriers etttte Silver
BtlIS ebsnia psttbpra Bet gerfepfttett, bteie
tsfi3e Sefhrrerhe carireuo Il. rerbhtero, JusletG dns
ettrunaeM tn gr:sen tefetttsenb, BITE eebsr ffdrs
f.np u. ne girs:retee ~re8e!ub. Wenn ne aIt5 Eur
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0Aarire1t

ersfres unb teseu ale einsm saHiseu 8uNanoe
satfrrtuatneen SeI5psrneu, pte S8ptneeL nebels
felt, SGldiristsit, D~itsftmmunS mad Dem GHen,
e6mer, In eer eeite u. (. 10. Wdbrenb nun ibre
hsrrcTyGa entte Wirtiemfstt harln beiteht, hab re
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-15

0spgefroreu waren eis 90.
zines Yer1oT1e1a
suses auf ciner CHARACTERIZATION nrttoe!t
Berlin. Oielelben mubtet crit NIT
aIiibenben @iienitansen a%nfgetbait ipers
SEN, bepor Der 3uS tpeiteroarlpfel
foultte.
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(1ortiesuns folst.)
3meiaeutig.

8ureau9ef GU ieinem llnterses
beneit): nSefretdr Sober, i'd mnB
Sbnen geiteben. sic arbeiten unter'm
affen !" = Sefretdr: sd hab's
Ieibit i4on beinerft, ic,t ib sa Sbneri
oeriekt wurbe!"
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Suitsn 1T iebr sefdHrIi@;
bsrsa berieIbe fonnmt bon
iensa SbeiIen Der Guns
gen, bic ~abseRast iinS
;srf5rt 5tnb. Sieis tlet'
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d, 9rlpp,
Nqen'8 Qlnsen.
Baliaua

bat cine fOlh: to,tuberboss @tr.
hlns bel Suiteu,G rfaltana SeiIsr<
fsit, 0rsa9ttss nab alien esisen
bsr asbls aHs su 2asssa 10 baS
er nisulals uerIast Fat, Ben 9aasn
gu beilen, pelder bic Grippe,
Oisis 70 iArxn iiA oesssrteube
GpiSeuaie, fets bestessst. ca Be-
rubist bic asrti;tm Gtbnu,nss~
Srsaue, tustra e rei3lide 800.
lonaerune ps~ruxEatbt.
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YYSeID

Gir G~cGTaasi3er Grfolg.
Ct nr,ib. b.r Ssrr qaf1ohr u. antoine oxs a.fueie
f.gas. IN pa.gr Sonis,5 glcroen.Stdrfsr g.9s1 tol4
psrp6ftat. loie ite MID gepia9t bat. SsttseE7 u
skits Niitel poi,ni, fiDie in Dieoer nieIf1Ilt.
gerisdts ale 3iftsf uno Gese bret
Sabre !aE3.
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absr obne Gr'otl, ttS Dtr S2ltor Songs 9teroen'
Gtdrfer gebrdla;tgu. gii4t gang 5rei Siai1e1 befrei.
tan ibu bon ben peiUl.5:r &eioeu. nei9e IbT 10 laHge
&l4aeI GSo1uet.
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rs. 81 = / G!E.. iNTf'Ct: Taftor RoHIgs JteroeH'
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-15
RELIGION BY TELEPHONE.

People of Nottingham Hear Preaching at
"a Distance of Fifty Miles.
The mayor of Nottingham, England,
accompanied by several members of the
corporation and other leading men OF
the town attended divine service on
Sunday morning, February IS, in a
novel fashion, says the Electrical Re
view. The mceting-ho use was the local
exchange of the National Telephone
Company, but the service in which they
participated was conducted at Christ
church, Birmingham, fifty-onc miles
away, the communication being, of
course, by telephone. They sat on each
side of a long table on which thirty re-
ceivcrs were placed, while at the church
end were eight transrnittcrs-two in the
bclfry, two in the choir, two in the
reading desk and two in the pulpit,
switched on and off as exigcncics re-
quircd-an arrangement which has been
i'll operation for some weeks for the cdi-
tication of birmingham subscribers.
The Nottingham congregation were
able to hear the bells very distinctly,
and the service, the responses and other
musical portions, while the preacher,
having Il clear voice and deliberate ut
tcrancc, was very audible, and his ser
mon was listened to with close attcn-
ton