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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-12

q. Agnes chapter OF Trinity Guild viii meet
at the cAorts;esy Of the church on Saturday, at
s:0 p n.
81, Mays chapter OF Trinity Guild will meet
At the CD ofistery OF the church GU Wednesday.
ss 10 n m.
The service. q, Trinity parish, Protestant
Ep.sccral church. this week will be on wednes-
CAY at 10. - = m. and on Friday at r. n
Rev ". r. George, u. u. has beec requested
10 aelive. the haccs sermon 10 tie grad
yates Of Puget sound uaivenity At Tacoma
The vesuy aud trustees o: Trinity parish.
Protestant Episcopal church, viii meet this
evening At the rcctosg, E.s Arb sad James s,ree,s
ct ~ oeaoek.
The veaerahse George =. whiswor,s, q. n
opened the services q the First Presbyterian
church With rraves ana pronounced tho beus-
diSs.ea At the elosA
special collection taken By the pupils Of the
Sunday school, OF First Presbyterian church
Yesterday evening. amcuated to ever ta Th!s
was over a.: atovs the regular collection.
which wS q large one.
Rev G. r. Rice, OF Morgan Park seminary.
Chicago. addressed the coagregs.oa oi tie
F.rsi SAssls; church raoeaiag Aat evening yes-
ssraar. Rsv. George J. Burcsess. the pastor. 10
still shsent IN tie East
The last public Appearance Of Miss Mckinney
resv.crs to leaving shs city fos Casesxs was "a
ssassrS 40 oaesscry At Fssses Preioa;slaa'.
Church of Our LADY OF Good Hels. as tie morn.
ing rsasA she ieaves 81 4; - tbs ai:ssnooa
TIE Lake waahingtoa Circle % the woG-ea BE-
,ocssss - the firss rrcssyte-.an church vii
meet as tie house OF NrA pr- 8 }. Res.aes @.
Rainier stress, near Yesser avenue. On Friday
afternoon and NOS On Basnes ssrseg. - ineos-
.xc;ly aaacunsed.
Rev. John Aissoa, son Of Rev. Aiexaz&sr
Alssca. II. n, pastoe Of Frsf r-sssytsriaa
shu-~a has tss~u n,rsehs,r a, Ssec-A rArr~A
Oak AZ. Harrsson ssrests fSs the last two suc-
days lie a&s Seea favlse4 - eli tas pulpit
unsli tie ar..va, Of the new pastor. Rev. william
A. Naser. Of CiaefrnAts. q
Few r. w. Butler. Pa n. pastor Of GrAes n
= eAa.rs. was busy yes:es.sy. 10 addition 20
GAiae.ez's DAY services ~ Ass owa easseA, he
spoks q ske aisegnoon rally 81 IL yoang Mons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-12

CheinklaA Asooe40s3oa - = n. ,. Tayloe.
sapsxtassnAsa1 of he su11ay seAeol. ccuduesed
IL ehfldusnS services n ths evening q GsaeA
~ peayw nesting . The Eux Rrsshytssiaa
church % Ihun6ay 11ghs IL suhjeex for SIS
eSal eoaaadassstoa vtsl - ~fAs Hone RHald"
Ma Mary Cssnans Leayiss. he ~ C. r e.
sReund shs world xioionaxy." viii spsak in
the Flfss y. Z church nexs Sunday a:ssrnccn
q 3o'eloek- Her sub5ecs viii be, ~Rsvaess Of
Dfiak In All LAndA" In :As evening Of the
sans day sAs Win spsak in Plymouth church
On ~RoGanim - ! Have sesa II In Al
LAndG"
Rev. ". r Esssnos. Of caliioenis, pesaehed
aeaan ysssseday for Rev. ". Rcd, Of Maekss
esroos Nspeass church. both nneutng and even
in9 Mr. lsaA y stu deeainod In the East by
subjses vs "a Heavy GssAs and How . Climb
It." II The evsains his ths@s vss sIhe On.
leEeoR a& LIE"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-12
FUNERAL or j. c. oRAssH.

Odd Fellows and Dsntists the Fall
besrers-Lste Arrival OF . Ktnsmsn.
The funeral services over the remains Of
DR.. John c. Grass were held yesterday
afternoon from the late residence of the
deceased. At the corner Of Front and Pine
streets. Rev. George H. Watson, assisted
by Rev. D. c. Garrett. officiating.
Olive Branch Lodge. No. 4. I. O. o. r. i,
and the Dental Association attended in
body. The active palibearers were chosen
from the Odd Fellows and we're a. follows:
Z. II. Jefferson. y. B. Colt. T. w. Nc
Pherson, J. Michel. 7. II. Balm and Fred
Gasch. Tho honorary pallbearers were a.
follows: Dr.. G. n. Faulkner, DR.. G. Willis
Price, DR.. X. g. Cald we'll. DR.. G. w. Brar-
don. Dr.. W. Il. Henderson and DR.. p. A.
Purdy. The interment took place at Lake
View cemetery.
Dr.. George II. Waterman. OF Montesano.
= cousin Of the deceased. arrived in the
city an hour too late 10 attend the funeral
Of his kinsman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-12

The steamer City of Kingston brought
into port yesterday morning 134 punches
Of bananas and 50 cases Of pine apples
from . planter 1t Honolulu. The fruit
was in good condition and demonstrates
the practieability ola profitable trade with
the Hawaiian islands. 1t il the first direct
shipment and came on the Australian
liner, Miowera. leaving Honolulu June 1
aud arriving 1T Vancouver last Thursday.
June g. According TO the schedule Of the
steamships ohich gre run in connection
With the Canadian Pacific railroad, the
next shipment will come on the Warrimoo.
arriving in Seattle July or g. At pre-
sent the banana trade in this city Is sup
piled almost exclusively from New Or.
leans
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There wsrs fied for record Saturday Is deeda.
the considerations asgregafsae tll.sM Follow
icx 10 the Iist - furuished By oahoene. Temper
Co. ahstrscsors Of titles. lis Cherry street. %
tween Front and second:
sheriff % Ada r. Bird. lot 2. h,eck - Gilman
Park. E.OM
Pstr.ek j RILEY to J. w. Loae, lot L. block -
Denny Hoyt's add, ssa
Louisa shaw % Nellie J. Oscctt, lots - 20 "a
oloek 50, SoGtn PARK, &se&
J. II. Kinhail e. al 70 A. C. NAY, lot ]. block
: Mcclure & Hoeens add, SsA
Marie /. Vivian 20 Clara u. sherman, ictD g.
block 4 Canal add, Siun
Clara u. sherman 70 Cha& g Carpentse, lcts
+ 8 block Z. Canal add, tAa
sheriff 70 Oregon Imp Co. pa<s &c ?. q. 4
= L Stephenson 70 s Rumssy. X 81 80 nv
s. -. $50
r r, Carroll to u. n Holden. lot =. block IS
Central seattle, ella
James Skinner TO Andrew Knox. lot s block IA
Madison Sc aid, 3xSl
d. I. Denny to C. z Denny, lots to 4 block &
Denny Thurman add. 3..sf1
D oLeary . school District No q. = sers
:. :: d Alden % L >. Pisuer. lot $ block 1 Lake
H. L Thomas to a Ramsey. lots 70 I. block ..
Ross' ID. EsM
}. II. Walter 10 C. ". Amer, lots 10 II, Il,
block 8 Pleasant Valley add. e6co
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.ANCsENENrS.


Mckee Rankin's great meiodrama. THE
Danites." viii Be produced at Cordray's
tonight by An sccom plished cast. The
piece, although familiar to many theater-
gcers. has never been played in Seattle by
tirst-class company. aad only once BY an
inferior combination. Its production
throughout the week. therefore, Will be in
vested with unusual interest, and is sure to
bring cut large audiences The audi,o-
rum bill for the week will be . treat in
the way Of novelty and crisp entertain.
uscc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-12
4 Tea fer Mississs.

An interesting and pleasant AFFAIR will
be given a. the home Of Dr. and M-s
Wallace Susunr. I'D University street.
on Wednesday afsesnooa and evening IL
vii. se . rhododenAron tea, and 80 i: ali
friends Of the church Of both sexes ars
invited. Tea VII 10 peryed from 20 8
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-12

Ths: in addition to the superior service
and fast time acquired BY taking she Union
Pacific system. all tickets TO the Worlds
far are good via Ogden, Salt Lake and
Denver.
For sleeping car reservations and gen
era information call on or address
A. c. MAgrIS, General Agent
no Second street, Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-12

Meichair Fox. wealthy and retired from bust.
ness, was murdered June 81 his farm near Eau
Claire, Wis. HE body WAS found II . cellar. IL
10 believed sfamps committed the crime foe rob
berry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-12

A Temperance rally will be held at
Haven NJ. T.. church, Second and Howard
streets, next Sunday night. Addresses
will be made by able and distinguished
svnakapa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-12

Rev. wallacs Nutting, pastor Of Ply
mouth Congregational church in this city.
received last week the degree of Doctor Of
Divinity from Whitman college 1t Walia
Waiia. THIS institution, ~ il we'll known,
stands for Congregationalism in the Pa
cific Northwest, and 10 named after the
old missionary whose efforts saved this
Oregon and Warrington to the American
Union, and who persisted with his wife in
the Whitman massacre ON November Q,
1s47. DR.. Nutting Vas also elected .
member Of the board Of trustees Of the
eolleea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-12

The local union Of the Young Peoples
Societies Of Christian Endeavcr will meet
in Plymouth church parlors ON Wednes-
day night Though some important bus
mess - TO Be attended to, the business ses-
sion viii Be brief and the social part Of the
meeting will be given due prominence.
There viii be m election for president.
Miss Mary Burr Stacy. superintendent Of
the junior societies Of the state, will b
present aud give addresses on that part Of
the work. The number in the local union
il nov nineteen, and others are to be adj
mitted Wednesday night. There viii b
IN interesting contest for the banner to b
awarded 70 the society showing the largest
percentage Of attendance. II i as present
held By the society Of the First United
Presbyterian church. with an average Of 81
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BRkvITlEs.


Aortass loaaa cssvsora 4 Clayton. Bailey
block
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In the afternoon and from 8 to 10 in the
evening. II viii b given for the benefit
Of misxions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-12

Yesterdays sesmsa by Rev. John l.
peasen. 81 Trsnity Lathsraa-
Rev. Joha / peason. the neu pastor of
Holy TRINITY EnSsisa Lutheran church,
corner Ssveatn aaa CnsOn stssess. - .
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makes taroaeh ccnsset.ccs .: saoaomi.a for
Losesi ana Eve-xse Tsala isases Seattle daily
st So L. returning arrives a. seattle 20 D a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-12

City Jailer d. R. Noble lives at 500 Yesler
avenue. and people passing by may have
noticed parrot on the front porch. Polly
Noble Vas the name given her, and il
asked about it she invariably replied:
Polly Noble is . pretty girl" There
were many other stereotyped expressions
which she used on proper occasions, one
being. Goodbye"
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock Mr..
Noble took her out Of the cage and allowed
her to sit on the piazza railing while he
fixed . twisted wire. Al chance had it .
bird dog came running along the street
and seeing Polly, made Jump for her.
Polly made jump, too. yelled good bye"
to the iailer and flew down the hill, over
the Transfer stables, and then back again
to some point between Fourth and Sixth
and Washington and Yesler avenue, where
she rested in security from even the jaiier,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-12
LABOR UNION NIWo.
Moro Wssknen as stlverten Thar There
IL Woek.

A letter from Fred Sh&y, Of Eilverton,
secretary Of the Stiilaguamish Amalga-
mated Labor Union. says that at meeting
held there BY the Stiliaguamish Amalga-
mated Labor Union il Was deemed expedi-
emit, In view Of the conditions governing
the amount Of labor to Be obtained there,
that the true facts Of the case be presented
70 the public. There are double the
amount Of workingmen there. ofall classes,
than there IL employment for, and their
number 10 daily increasing without any
increase in the amount Of work to be had.
Mining has not yet started up to any sx-
tent aud it will b some time before it viii.
broke and their condition IL necessarily
stayed away.
Pacific Coast Council Of Trades and Labor
FederationS left the city on Saturday
This Was w. Macarthur, who represented
San Francisco. Who went to Port Towns
end to remain over Sunday and take the
steamer for home today. Mr.. Macarthur
10 . member Of the Sailors Union and a.
sociate editor Of the Coast Sedmen's Journal
All the delegates left with hearty appre-
citation Of the hospitality Of their Seattle
frienda The next convention will b held
in Sacramento next January.
The semi-monthiy meeting Of the brew
ere viii be held this evening and the ship
carpenters will meet Saturday evening.
OF all the speeches made at the ban
quet Of the Coast Council. that Of Pat
Glynn. agent Of the Coast Seamen's
Union. in response to Tho Ladies'"
proved the best after dinner tonic, as il
kept his hearers In . continuous roar
from start to finish.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-12

1ranseeaasos etnes JasuaRy Z a.A fes
the Past weok.
Reai sstass Transactions since Jan nary !. ieeA
afe s2ss4sla There vese Sled fog record during
TIE past week - deeds. the coasidafafions AZ
ers<aiine tll-Sa Following 10 the rsces cf
the week hy cAya.
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Fer uE-ssr lasas - ). I. xecassass. gsxvx,
block
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
ALL WAS QUIET
He Has Only Nords Of Praise sor the
Provisional Gossramsnt.


san FaAxctsca, Nav iS.--A2z1saa J. ;
Sksr-err vas ssssrvse~-. ss1sy "a the
sresezs siEnsElsa II the SAsssssea isaaa.s,
The ssmarAi ,a.s. saAs gx-tecs szs.f cs4yaes.
sasra, wssAous aay szsi.s.s-1n at inpsnsssag
sroahl.. The >es Calaess States minister
xss to .ahualt the gaFsrnnzrss H21nAtan
% cas 3sy lie CeE1z xailszi. [ P 70 ,axt
time 20 special eszrs 10. besa .ss4se 10
anticipate ise parpe-1 Ct lis sas,ructlsas-
The couasry, he Hassi. vss prosperous
zrskxr tire rule sf tie peaTiss2zai xavsrn-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
InpsSeraAsIe aEsEayE.
state sea sasy oaiciaIs Refuse to Say uord
o. Hasaiiss sissasiaa.

wAsgrsgroS. Nov. I5-OfHcials Of the
state AMI aaVy departments uaaiatAin al
inspsnasrssle reserve touching the Hssa4iaa
matter They showed Lively Interest IN
news brought by the PseIfc MAJ steamer
China secretary Gresham hstsued to ths
res.sirz Of the despatch. bat declined 70 dis
euss the eeafents. Secretary Herbert va
sqaaliv rssacent-
There /. some reasoa to doubt Whistler
Nr. wllns ia to present his credentials -
the provisssnal governments, but iIrser
query prspoanied To the state depsrtEs%nt
9ri,.ials as 70 unetAsr the ersdsntIaEs wsrs
addressed to President Dgle Or 70 tn
claeeu, failed to ellsit responsive saver.
The life Of the provisional government l.
Supposed 10 depend Epan the aetisn Of the
Ceited States government apon the annsxa-
tisa o. prgsectorsts propositions
Ia sonle q gaartsrs Is ,s s1rrHised this Min
s.ser willis viii assume that uosics tron,
him .s Presissnt Dole, gpau the authority
u President Cleveland to the Eject thst
the nIts,a States governments has finally
aaA definitely rejected all proposals. looxing
to aaaSxstion os the establishments Of
rrossctorxte. vii be the ieath warrant Of
me yravisionL government, AMI, regard1ng
tAas xoTernnent as dsfanet- TIE H-iiisttr
vii present bis credentials To the Gaeen, or
s. Last open diplomatic relations With Her
Majesty.
A veteran diplomat says There seems
10 De 10 vrece,lsnt fog the action Of this
government ID InsaxErstinz a meEeneat
70 re-sstaolssh Tliizskalaai 9u the throne
u Hawai- Persoaaliy I think the so-sails'i
-evsIuaoaIsts 10 HnEaA are gserpers, nd
the sl1uArehy ssoah b. restored. As a
LAWYER shoah that the case il scarcely Gov
cred by aay Of the tsnsss Of international Ia. :.
Greas Brl.aia mas resent the interference
Of the L rifed States, not ey Sirtus Of any
essaolisaesi custom, for the ptrt played oy
the A 11erieaa inssrssts AZ the time Of the
ovsrthror compsieares tie situation
There seems 70 b. 4 fesliag around the
.ta.e 5epart1ea; that there are 20 fe*
guides for Aeti0a that the tine has eosne for
tie aiee,! States 70 take the lead.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14

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~ fez>' ~
? = F.sS z~'s'@ = - - =
elis s-&-.ssA-@ H9s =. - -
sr4'Fss - 1.-'1's1'- So - .'ss- y-s. -
at sFas f~%fs ''7ss - 41'- -. - ~
:. a'a.sa2 = s-t2 - a. -
aAsf39IlAss, 4s5 . =
F9sx - .iii''s1 f1f7s4 "a -, -, =
ess1 81 Srsaa-l = 'A-'7
.s ,,,..4 .,
NJ A-@A.A-st 50 - -, -.
81 'asaASi< s''1 = -.
1issffT 4s-sl A'''s0 .N - -.
*sre lS's ~ :. -. -,
e2ss VET . -.. z.5g-.
q aaae - = -. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
STRONG EVIDENCE


BosroS, Nor. n--Up 70 the present.
the case 0t the ,esies eoncsrsisg THE
Toole poisoning shapes gs ss follows; In
The first place taey will eEsin sbss
Michael TooE- paschsse'i a eertHin Gaah-
.iEy ef eyani,ie of potassium ss his former
pIa CO os en-. p % tarrst, Carter, Csrtsr *
kilnAsz. >. Wlihin a w~eS 9t the trazesiy
and sigasd foe the same On tA@ psaassa
book
Ths police will show the fact that s'1sa5s
dsys zSB Mrs Toole hal drawn siao9 from
the bank aai 81 ICED It n rraak IN
when wA. sieo 4 ~ ss9s nt the psis "a
wh5eh Mlehaei had 0Dgz gzhs, and ssseh sae
plas.e,i there for safety. When the trunk
xa< egened AZ the station no posaer was
fsaud. a h,gag Ss~J bad p.si EiF .tst5si
T. t5zpfa8s Wy =BaE he fat o. It's AEyilsz
bssss pisasst tlrrs-
NSxt 4Ea Ia-siy. most important of all.
the pai ee wal cam ih7s v-p~u fhzg sr'
-iw.sf a. The ASsase. an j Ssnt into the room
n qvtica tbe vfct i1sEs iay ap~H . eaSr,
81 fr7sesz- Of q essss, e+Fs--rr si fsf 90
broken wire esaA bs fossat. nf al. q
later o. more exhaustive sssr5A t-ts4ses
saeal. Taa taEs rsaae HlHst bs tess ste t't-
tie was ~ Go4uea tn isa- sCrsaa. Bor ~
Nar4-re4 or L4er sa4o4h-T, asA. by sotaes.s-
sl.e IN souse 0rssF ro5uE.
Tnis - aAous tss ~ IS E1~oEk st tks
ezssIsues zhseh the p-5s iea VI. 2y~ssn. -
fore .Tasizs FsIiga EEK FridsT. and asS
thas tie prisa1ers msY Be hehi ios il-
xrsnti 5asy.
TIE et<;egeg vii take nnzI~F1sss szasp
.sgrs n sAts4 statements. sSd sseT, tS<s
rcssszs stgGax esss-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
spasxs Fsea sAss WIRES,

TIE s4sgsss sai 9sGteHl'ALaes SC ila'a t'rTfH
snail plAas 1esr Han sra@S, f3lr Tsliss
s-.,g, BsfA. xerr aagssss early AoesAay
-.srzsnx TIE sre = ss.Ppasss. - ssTe seeH
~ shay
A astenps was znHte Sasurisy alshE 80
= r-vlaslzs lie psssesSee AZ scya-t' P5r@
bz h-easIrx tarvaxa s rtaa9a~- 5Ez iosa
,s,5.rs. we're frustrated szd est Est .zc-
Grad Sunday aszhz tae sanF Of ! K Asg
-. bruxra gaos. Ta- 'ate va saiss1''.eses'.
ant zssAizx was ssxeu 5.t 5aea-.
RS-hmecA Bra. EgIlI Et Httard ~ss eu-
.s-ss. Sstar4ag II shs- Tie safe vac 5's'1iE
srsssz esgs ta+. barzls-s sd 1ss effect Al
s-rrxass. Ths. breaking vas 4lsssVers'i AZ
70 o7ct1ek Sunday morning. Sexas1g .
,,i....es F-pzs TIE nil azsi e $ ssggzat they
sv.s zavs osza f-IxASszs. a~zE osfsrs
secnri1x azyeAlag-
Tie r-uesry ssars Of F-zax La-sssasesr ct
Belfast EIs 51rys4-sxss3 -x-a-'ssx a1gis A7's
-. n,a1@r srsxer r1zesE. Enzrszcs vas
x,ss;~ss b. breaking 4 szssss~ Szs sf 4 ssle
I.,.s- ,s-,,ssza xhsxz lie Key .e szrz-ss-
4 xezsr a,sy rha Gvss Il S0-lapors va
Arrested ~aasSxr 1sxalS- He easfEsss-a 10
re 4ess. s-A aaE = n Se2flsf l4iA--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
Eopss seerTs nsueaY-


SEw YsEK. Var. f1.--Msrsrlal ssrT1ess
II aacss q EAe ase Easis Boa<a we're bed
,a-s ats@r-&3ssz . shs NAt-saE sa9x% Cs1-
cert AL IA asss aaa2Age euEzpas~ss q -as
ealing asm1@rs 81 lie Eaea-rlGzi S~s.es-
sssa sz4 1aea a8s. s1zzsa prsEuaasnz n L.
sSras ef Az sai lssze-s crowded sAe aaA 20
4 z,ns=e e4yae1,y-
Anocy sSe.e Is ne oCrss we're glses
Ts-ry, er Nager Hewitt, Charles Dsa4ssy
w4-z<r Marx T@aza- A. NJ. paEs1er. l. s~
reaes HaEzes, pss3sl Erahmsn. T B. ALI
r,eA- Br4ss3er M4.xzsws- Fssaezs WJ-an,
E1aaElf G. s.esnaaz E3sa-s HAr-ixEn-
raay Passsr. z Il Sycns,n, Gserzls Cay
Tzz. Prssh.ent Ss<n L4aw Of Co!gEosa CO..
.-ze E. W G. lter. T. ,. Mscksy. koea
Plympssn. s&s Geaztsln, Mar Aapss
D,stse. HagSlasaz s@ifh, tssa- Has.ee
i',ss.=r Rer. Tlsess4srs c. W.l1.4zs 47G
So szsisa Russell
TIE aza vas beautifully dsea.91s-i sISa
pzIazs azgl eve-greeas- wafer D4a-a-ca' .
ia sTE sAyLaF o.eA4= tn. - Iastr2EeEts,
plag4,3 nc D~zl Msreh ron San one Of
NJ Ba1sA. .4F0rgse p5ee-s es m1s1e.
Iossaa j. Sersca dsEyer,ss! ifs- spsnisx al-
trss. He referred 81 TIE ~ -=aE feature.
ga shs programme aasi sslt
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remember his thoughts and sor4s arizht
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cnIoy the saecsss Of G.. enem2sa-
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aisre-s in Italian, 4 rrsasGari'sc OF ~alca
a. res! by Hezry M.lisr. Mr. >alsIa4 -s-
fe-e-i IN the greatness Of the zscsas Of
B5oth, hi. refinement as a man an9 kls gsa-
crosby 70 those az hls profession
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y greeted He ASH 50 years ag0 he acset
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