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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-29

After all it was the much abused
farmer, and not the professional
financier, who stopped the flow of
gold to Europe. American wheat
appears to be doing the business
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-29

The people of DeLamar have Pc
titioned the postal department and had
the name of that postoiiice changed to
Regain; and no wonder, since the Cap
tain's wedding. The people couldn't be
expected to write it ode la Mar" after
being used to the old style so long,
and they wanted something easier.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-29


AS IN angels wings caressed thee
Softly Ginning from the steeple:
"Rest We. rest ye, o my peoplcl"
In mellihuous tones and tender with an under
tone OF warning
Changed thy tone, as oil men know
On that morning long ago,
When thy stern majestic ring
Babe defiance TO the king.
In the streets are gathered thousands waitinl
for the message grand
Shall declare thom independent, freemen In a
fieemcn's land,
That shall by n single motion
Send defiance FER the ocean.
Signal ships are outward pointed.
Signal ships that homeward run
That prince by priest nnointed
Is but man when all is done
Brave men breathess stand below thee, pale OF
cheek but stern OF brow,
Praying for the proclama tion-moments are as
hours now,
Seel the hand uplifted wavers,
Falls-thc belman strnining there,
Sends the song in hythmic quavers
Out upon the dancing air.
"They have signed 1t. my peoplei
Cries the bell from out the steeple
Independence, Independence LIBERTY" the
people shout, -
Sending up 80 grand chorus that they drown
the old bell out
But that old bells proclamation
Swiftly everywhere It ran
And demanded OF each nation
Equal rights for every man.
How the spirit OF Columbia into every heart
has grown
Best Is told by yon White City-symbolizing
MI that's good.
East anf4 west are come together-there is
neither pole nor zone,
There is neither slave nor monarch but
where late tho willow stood
Stands tho wonder OF the ages. Stroke the
old bel's rusty side.
Right has triumphcd and before her cover
tyranny and pride.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-29

Good for Polly.
my parrot is patriotic bird" said
Brekkus.
"As to howe" asked Barlow
son the Fourth of July she always
says Polly wants firecracker.'"
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-29
a General Banking Business
Transacted.

Will buy and sell exchange, make tele-
graphic transfers, and furnish drafts di-
rect on Europe.
Will buy gold dust, gold and silver
bullion, and county warrants.
Collections will receive careful and
prompt attention.
Special attention given to shipments Of
wool, on which liberal advances will be
made at reasonable rates.
CORRESPONDENTS.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-29

"Don't lock up your cash" is the
substance Of the composite opinion
of the country's press, and it's good
advise. Keep your money in circu-
lation; IL you can't find anything
better to do with it, pay your news
paper subscription. Then it will be
certain not to get locked up.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-29

How an American editor can work
himself into fervor over the ques-
ton of whether Mataafa or Malletoa
ought to be king Of Samoa is more
than we can understand, but lots of
"em are doing it.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-29

Had Emperor William been slower
in appealing to his people he might
now be less sorry. He would better
hire Bizmarch again; it is dangerous
for some men to try to do their
own thinking.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-29

The number of people who say they
always favored opening the Worlds
Fair on Sunday is surprisingly large.
Whether this is the influence of the
court decision or merely the desire
to be on the winning side is not for
us to say.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-29

A praying band" has come over
from London to convert Bob Inger-
soil. If they will make the effort in
public "twill be worth seeing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

- - fsa A-~AsseE ss4st e f@y
- ar <Ast& tfft
81 1l..E Hf aN-e
E 81 s. s1s. tssts4 fst'e - - - ~
f4 44 ~ A8ts 4<4A tt@ s. -
.fs si9se1 = a.. e1ff@nef :
- a4< tstf a. e4Izt<es4 y.
-. 5t.n ~ Nssze - eaa< $50. =
=. = .s4t le1 s 4I - 50 - 4'tH'f+-
$3.50 as seat F f1.
- 4k ~, tFsfaf-tt So 4tsr
50 - i2r $3.50 ek1hspss t4st i4sf4 ~.
Bsff ~ - aesF = = - sff, $500. !.
1.8 sfes4 80. ssctls4 ep4et'-eft@sr So
49,. fo1 tkr .fs d eltsr4 - st
$50 A4z.a ~ - - tr4- 1.'tte
-. 4 I.te 80 - tHA- SIX = - =
{. - 80 - 1F1e tAat fe5 49, ~
tlrr...i - re .ist.4 41e 49, frtt tAf 49,
- r.4 - slass- n ,sI.4 ers " its - -
<r8ttsaas Ef4s8. 47s Nsst 81 ~
- A. Us rfts- 4ts ti=< sf~4& as = ~
eas.4 trad - s4E&sresl hea -
tsEfn-a fa4Er - 1tef4rf - =
st7ls4 lsr -. sta1ssI.st - . 800
Il te ns4fa 81 r4t 4.ttf Esfe A4 -
ATE. sia AtaEz54 ttf4t.e 81 -
AZ tsr ai.4fs - ilr fseef-. - - 49,
e4s s1z 's4e 4ef4' ~ = -...-
nt4 I1af etaff 49, - fsst 80 tnT
tla4 81. stFG fe - - =
>rf eeEI x1e. as ga fFtftt ~ -, -
feat 1lxtse tl1ttrf tftfes e go t.,.,s
"a n4f& s4t tt te< - - a
1 ela,s. a ses-el4ts. - $3.50 $500
a. 81. L4rf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
Do You Wish to Build a Home?

Or borrow money? The Debenfure Invest
ment Co.. CT Boston. Mass. have - al she'd
D. ZACH oil.ce IN Grand tsp Is. II y wish 10
botraw or bid n hou = they viii isratsh you
money on snsEli monthly payments. Apply
farsy and stop rect. lranch otsee Il and -
Tower block. DoRAS A EDDY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

feAtn cree +ef -ft
FeeftrE tFt4 ca Par ~ as fitstIt -
~ s<ls ~ sd rtam - feIt ta-If fNFfee
- fras fearfaE itanf ftkt - - ~
ass f@f.f zF flstfts ~ ft 81. ff7ttnf -
tfs7 h4Hfss ~ 81. itffet FtrttrfieHs
feass - itffftsf 9Th Al thteH4e ffn'HF f&<I
atef f4e Nttfen ifsffsi fstsfeef tosns-s
ftatfrfa ttttte ta
feeaN aHss. trH. = g y atre< -
& ". kss-fs>. = z. + A. hinhsa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

- ste fa.fft vie sststens "a r,t nfrf -
- 49, Ffs are + ard = q - tsf8f~< Sc
eHiftee seetf ffrsx8 stufs e. Ifftesesf.
<ezftf 81 II s = = fisfeIEf4. q
a q HtsFfrs 49, tseet
80 81 s}ee tfss tft- 3 Nesrpssl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
HERALD DES|RELETS'
The cost is Insignificant
compared with results


4DNFfftstH MINIS ~ fAhkt LIN -.
a aefe t@afr sais Ee4a ~ rs - tis< 20
eht iasffttsss. p eests 80 AEf sef tHfsr -,
s<ft.es> - = Esni2 80 tho ~ So ~es4,
10 fuE MANI AioS + fs--ffs - YEA "a kea
= = - tger 44sansA - see - eri = ~.
fon e.
= make leans - tssa.ea ~ rees.2. i aQes.
tef>s ekkes - ~ s<f<QnN bfel-Ftt 49,
ks44 - 20 1Htst Eaez faEea - - 10
cai kfes resssltla INA
sir s2s ar Ha1a eftko4s rafttc > enf
Ite steftiAs = ssf- - ys@F EA1tsseN1 Fvs
sessus eea - szfflea - ieng - dss.r~f or
e. ~ pa44 u ftt'. ~ u s.sfi. - AAy fsr1r -
silt s1f cak trkii<Hee. -1t 4as pasf ls.ls -
alltt. ltr es4sx - y&fssEh@ The can.
II seH fss t4s44te 90 n nifare. rieas -
- - rFoIsfts. We ~ih PAP Il ~ ios 20 a4a
Gerry - lcnx "a 500 scslses
soan kssoriHfs tla0.
Cur stlsez are sls wost pieskknt IN the city
aad are 20 affa1k<4 HAL parties ealing Up
Is nses ~ waited npoa sL.ekis aid eooktes
easy.
fsfntuteF that ypn lave tie use II both tss
Iropersy ard iAe nonrv ana can return Ins
nGgev ~ any fime-
GRAND hAglDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Eoen = IassE csoek.
Corner % Nonrce "a &n1 taa3. sta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
TRAIN TIME TABLES.



CD Nh - DynS j8A p
UNA. IL h<A& lis fs
AZ fkp4Aa4 HAilHoAD.
Ar ron Ivso'nr
eoath- Nora
faaN $685.. eGam 41An
fo IFaFff tffs sa9
4e s4e ~ ~
For cadiise ana SAGINAW 1Wpn <Npm
For pe.eskef sGt Mack
from kAlamAzos aad Chi
ego ...-.a.-a. ...--.-.--...-.-...--. = n
Train sgreing from the uth - \ ~ -
20 i ii Gal4y; osher traias cAiis s1esDt Saa'
Gag.
rksfHz cet<3 rorru-
AT. from ~ roiat
North. 5s-.h-
Yer rincfnnafi--.~..--......-- - gam 'issm
For b slafaa1o9 ! thicaso- 40 "a
her IT. Nasas add TIE
Fnr CincsHnski ...........-.s....-. "a .syp n
Tor Ia AmAro3 4 IhtcA<o y - n = y a
from sasins~-..~ 49, ilsesa
1890. $3.50. 4 , n
Trains leassnE sonth a 6 snd !. =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
N. W. N0RTHROP,
oyKE NATIONAL err BANK


Faife ~ fooms IN tisek. corner Fast
street. sna IA kssAns ....--..-s B q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

FOR SALE
Gne tau.e. ~. y isasisp ssss<t. near asai.sa
assns~ sna siffet eefs stss.
houses - lieflss street. nssf Nsafssa
sss1ae ana sfs%et ssfs n-a
hsass slta hssa ~ seAth talea q 80 1f
sheasrs - 49, feiien street = ~ z.aa
lhtas-. a. pen street ee.s geeass4
street -
inte hsssp - fssaff s'fesi 4ss
49, ssvess ssh<fs lfs $50 al
al isss "a n.ea ilsA4f Ezst fssis =.
faaes l8aes.a. Fa~efk. Beet r1a "a
sAsa Aa4 "a sgfesss ans liza sss n.sh
tn as - 4ets fssissitfs - $50 sssl
81 - e4sfses snF ri. A. aests s4s
bsa - 4fa. rsxelrnes s. ssts - g
iis.afs = seslftd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
HERALD DESIR[L[IS HERALD DESIRELETS 4


{.ts,~ 81
Ii1fe llN enc
Ff4t tAkf T
4sz.k All sag su ..teA y ~ 8 ftrf
Is NAf<fsx So sek~s lesms
& 5ssss Et CO. ag@ IL As<.las Aate
-----~-----z-------- ---.-..-----~--
E*tsa ~ALE~A srasa k.e4sFa Aa.s. fut
sfeei S tsss $3.50 - -
tt@ t4tt p fttt g ~t4 e " lose
H-s'-is<'
t4sf.s.ffDx4 nH ~-ff 80 a..~ : IL
7 49,. !. Il Ia, es-1 - ~ .s4....ss rs. !,
80. 80. - # So. lAss : l..ssss "a -
=. is.s l..s. "a t@ - - gssss =
assl s. s.
H4sf 5 cruts Se1;ef 1epss afi -
~ Nhifa eksa y q obs - \"
s - - .etsi - ~'ai'te = sss.s
.se'..s a.ss 4. :
rnR fklr~
Loo SAIA-A s4aaH cry -at.as al ni.fasF -
80. - E, = 1910
-. = 80 - -. - - - -
t.ae - :. ~ -. - sf,ss s.t..f-ess 81
..r,s,..r i,~~s1,srw II Srrttrsr
=, !. = - 81. .iess <t.ss Z. = a.
50. - -. ..,-.-s.,.--...
U 3 - ~ =. 4. ss1F =. - = -
ha.stei am AtsefA"f@ se@ts -
seuAe hre are ~ seths. ~ nlsa a.. =. -.
TT ffsettt 1tsrs - - -. -. -
Ter serss - res ssoi s''y s..,, s
Ter ether property. A. A. Lord. No j. sfass'
inE street. t4-aa-
= =
:. .s.t... p...,.~ !.
SFfs -. lsAt src ehsrea - Hs essssss.
b"is 10 s.''.a - thetg
lsfs~st sleigh. Telephone 30 or 80 alter
hls..ess hours
------------------------ 49,
re.,sstrs ~ pvTuIaS ntuFf<roRY.
,...,, =, = v-otsoa.
=" - - 3 - - 80 -. -. ~ = The
s1As ssss'.- e"r,n r..-,s'es. steel,
sss., =. - -. 80. .t.ass'>s 49, y4'.ssra
= - 80 4. 49,, - Il -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
viii sell your Real Estate
or Personal Property.

VI <ef@
&, q
oVp 49, -. = = 80
teesr. 49, =
fes HIT se7 49,
~ kk>T ~ essaea ah
f-fAa f~4tft te~
1-sstf f. = st@& A.tth
-. -. - HssteA
! - - q -. .aa sass
- "a
set~'s - ~es
a.. ~ HI 4 ~, fs.<st = s t..sts.s 4 rsst
Ii : s.sr.-t- (. "a - 'fl.t. q \
-. ,.'sls. - - s.. "a seas f9is
& .s.,.-',s 4 - = + 8 - !. Al =. .fs.s.s.s
.s.. ss...sf .sft.e
.A--.ss = = =, -,
NAsTHs aaLarA
-s~s--------
5 ,......... 49,. s...s.... - a.
A<lttn - II, =. ,7s.5s ursf
~ - - > s." - - -. 49,, -.
80 - 80" s., ..a' II Sfr. Bsalne
s. IL I'm go = az 10 ssssr. - ssfEA "a
.s4er~4 ert4ff4 1tl>t tatfd. EftAtf bat
<i.A - hnF iElnl SCI ~ ia5eey -
- ktrS- t1ta seats sntta. I tNashet.
ltst t.sf4< Ats tAtSe- fn.A - tns.~f
CAS- lime lfesshf tssid t4+1t ~ ~. t.t-
stuftaEs feittsa ttss. uboA a'f..cAtsfd
tI144sa Ride ItEttt+u4.E ..s tttf'rt4 "a
sffes. ltslestlfhia. a. or - bcaroofn
49, q fhs.t4ass IA 50
AN q. bftitt. aHther ffd He hea.
- afss for 4 sa4ifs. tHf1t ufitB cfetes -.
T. Joass1a s fO.. 5 SeatA llft stree. Hl'f-
msna. Va. -
-
W Essas uafssss sfsex. We hate .aars
new speei1s "A lefies. belh IN irul aa- eEnS'
neA a. II efrs. vaita are g nireised oaiy b.
= snes igr tsli '.. a. .stasr f,'''sss o. 49,,
y IL 14Af AfttN<4o A-4 81 t.+~ts ~ -ttN7tNss
;, : : -. -
W 80. .sfi =. s,'i,f Il, 10y ar
~-,,.s-.s - - fi..'ss arssfr.av Getting
49, 'ra .sss a. ssl.. .ssx elr-rss SIZE -
ssie c.. Ne. sos-Ssi Clark street. 1iaeianAsi.
-. s,y.,s,.,..
w - - tiStatt go :. ~ - rsx.~.st.
L1.s =. ie"a, .I. 80 =, - - 800
s saa a qua ,s ss I asssla. saPt, p
A-eoeses. les si2lhes. l'~A- =
----------------- -.-.----T-
kIScELLAh SOUS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

Sr 20 tis Ter Ay At home. setting Lightning
90 Platter and pi2tissx tr~slry. watches.
tableware. etc Pizses The 1iifss o. Je~riy
rgsa1 a. new on nil kiads n metal With gold.
-Iiser or rfekel. No experience No r2pits.-
Every house has goods needing ps&tins- u.
H. Delno. Columbus. u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03


sfRA - nFnknFf fFn
Utu4t Ill lfl\fLLf LIN
GInAf III Ut .1tffIt ft1
1liihlo S-S.''
~, ..~t an9 Sur.> ~
DlHiH tf1sNA .t
ses~k4
NJ LII ~sse 80 .'.s.s.s -,
-, $50,
A asNI - eeEres sad vith teHe 2. ssa
-. ~ II ss.s.,s. .s.lssss .,es2.l. ia
fase a
lOss.
-------------------.-- -..--r----.-~------------>
l. ave - la eles AL rseslss slss.hle
rse<f -
3oss1
tothp fae 49, - tas ) eiAf dsa<oa.i
$50 rs 's.'1.''-'-' .. :
FIJI sAst1D- sA-z
=. -. - g = - (, -.
~ Alstt - = - lnisha AiNs.s e :.
sas issertIea. g esats go .see ! tAF-e "a
srtt1et~ y = es&ts P<f Use ~ ~-f -SH.
{(A%IFb-A-1 9or1tn- noa- Attsy geo.
W ~. tcle / <oA. - t4na. sSsr.. reein u
-.-- -----
1890. sre
Hh-4 -
f.iAir AA> 1fl-A oraft h1Fids stove
" lottsa tlnioaas. eesntF >skta A.ia t&t.tl
rttts, -
W ~ lie Li-.s'@ss. ns,sse. srstss. s.. 81
NA>fk ii--ssfsi Der xesstsi bets esfe fA.i
ie-r-eSa O. sft-'i.< - - Swim sfs.'-
W nsfA. Apsss IS fhlra asea4e. =
t1AN4fD - Er.n-afately- Coupetsat xirl
w fer EerefaI e4srWeFA ~ iasuily VI wv.
good wakes- " tlaf.es street.
s.rsxrrn--a .s,f fer laans.fy .nd ss.ond
n. = x asss 80 esff
Noftel Ns''-t 49, 49, $50.
------
SIT ArlOsH WasTED-NALf.
---.---l-----------
h..--s....~ -
" elderly couple. address NAfs Paige.
.-
4 Do0kkfAPLA- Wanted position - BOOK
~ ktxttg. sSs.staut b oAAeetsF OF keeefsi
! efrs~ ~orss ~ scsfs ettef.ener - beiA
/ 1st siS Aa4 5 ~ rnt.t Nrft Sia.s se.t ttiit ;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

MONEY f.VA%fD fsF s.olt tirat IA iar~s Or
~ snail ameunis o. Aag lefm u xsad 49,
rurifT. fr4nk A. Aefs.ts. - AiteaIEsn ffusl
Ill il a, g.. lcari and ottawa s.sfefs- lee
pi.s@is tl-n-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

AZ esiabis shed naauiact0r NJ concern con-
y ten 4laftrx m az 80 Grand taptas. d.
<ires 20 forl an s.iiance VIII thorough and
tortpetsstf business N. who VIII invest
fron, nse 10 Il Thousand del srs xnd set
t.., er.t he AZ sxes 81 thr sontpauy. The article
r4srstfafsfurrd - iriiy covered - pa enfs aud
- usei llg every MT 0wnrr &a2 ltGntactafrr
In ha equity AMI IN opp stlnity spf iaFxc
uraft4 = ASSURE. sui Esrflcuiefs Will 10
.ls "a upoa aIpiicatloa- Addless y D. &.
tas one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

IVAN ED-A single horsc or team; Will er-
W c.laess new piano or orsaa. &. n.
Rand. utA blt.s.oa STREET. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

GOOD HOTEL s @nsn onI FSG 8 to ana 8.
sranslents 81 and s -. bath free. 81 Lincoln
House. No. Il SpTIng street. Guarantee as
good fare IS any SO house.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-13

W. K. Mower OF Atlanta is at the De
Soto.
W. F. Sullivan of Charleston. s. c., is
registered at the Pulaski
W. G. LETTERS, Jr., and r. H. Mcdowell
of Charleston, S. c., are In the city stop
ping at the De Soto.
Among the distinguished arrivals at the
De Soto yesterday were Ex- Congressman
Hires and wife. Hon. Albert II. Slope and
wife and Miss Boon of Salem, N. J.
Hon. f. G. duBignon left for New
Orleans yesterday morning to attend to
Southern express matters. He will be
absent from the city several days.
Maj. Joseph Gauahl of Augusta, counsel
for the PORT Royal and Augusta railroad, is
in the city stopping at the De Soto. The
major is very much interested Just at
present in the litigation connected with the
Port Royal road now pending before Judge
Aldrich in the South Carolina courts in
volving, as it does, the lease of the Port
Royal to the Central system.
Lieut.. G. b. Maher, engineer in charge
Of the revenue steamer Discover, has teen
detached from the steamer and ordered to
Washing on with a visw to being assigned 70
duty else here. He left for W Washington
day be re yesterday. MIR. Maher was for
mely second assistant engineer on the
revenue cutter Boutwell, from which he
was ordered to the Discover a year ago.
The Discover has been turned over to the
collector of the port and is in charge of
Capt. John Riley pending the assigning of
an engineer. Mr.. Maher made many friends
in savannah during his residence here
v no regret his removal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-13
EVERYBODY HAPPY NOW.

The Crovatt-A ustin Case Won't Bother
the Courts Further.
Mr.. Austin breathed the air of freedom
around the De Soto yesterday without
shrIevalty surveillance for the first time in
over week and Deputy Sheriff Westcott
was out Of an exceedingly pleasant job.
Everything has been arranged satisfac-
torily between Mr.. Crovatt and
Mr.. Austin, and the threatened
damage suits on both sides will
probably never be heard Of again. Mr..
CrovatJ has gone back to Brunswick ap-
parently feeling good over getting, accord
lug to rumor, his full loan from Mr.. Austin.
and the wealthy New Yorker, who will ever
remember his remarkable experience in Sa-
vannah with Georgia law, will start for his
home in few days.
he and De uty Sheriff Westcott were
quite ''chummy" during their brief COM
partnership. Mr.. Austin was pleased at the
courteous and kind treatment accorded him
by the officer of the law, and the deputy
sheriff, It is needless to say was very much
pleased with the nice, enjoyable time he
had in the elegant hosiery with his aged
p isoner from the metropolis. Deputy
Sheriff Westcott, nevertheless, is gla Mr.,
Austin has arr anged things without the
necessity of court adjudication, as he
learned to like the old gentleman very
much.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-13
CHRISTIAN ENpRAvoR DAY.
The Meeting Last Night in Celebration
OF the 5ociety's Anniversary.

! The Meeting Last Night in Celebration
OF the 5ociety's Anniversary.
Yesterday was Christian Endeavor day
at Trinity church, being the celebration of
the tenth anniversary Of the Christian En-
deavor Society. The anniversary really
| falls on Feb. 2. and for convenience some
day as near that date as possible is APP
pointed for Its celebration.
Interesting services were held In the
morning, conducted by Rev. A. j. FARRELL,
pastor of Trinity, and the occasion brought
out large congregation. The pastor took
his text from the 18th chapter of the gospel
of Matthew, beginning with the 18th verse,
relating to the parable Of the mustard seed,
from which he drew the subject, Power OF
Small Things" Mr.. JarrelPs sermon was
an eloquent and inspiring exhortatlon to the
members of the society.
The meeting Of the society proper was
held last night, and was presided over by
Mr.. J. A. Varnadoe, president Of the Savan-
nah society. The topic Of the day to which
all the addresses led up was: "HoW can we
best help our church and pastor this Year,
In connection with the topic John xv, 10 and
Romans xii, II were taken as texts. After
the song ''Endeavor Band" by the society,
and prayer came addresses bearing on the
topic. First came the address Follow
After Peace with the text Romans xiv, 10,
by MIR. R. H. Bashlott; then followed
Help the Weak" text Romans XIV, l, BY
MIR. w. A. SNOW; desire Spiritual
Gifts" text I. Corinthians xiii, 4-6. by
Miss Belle Winter; Remember That We
Are One" text 1. Corinthians xiii, 10, by
Miss Minnie Bennett; "Love One Another"
I. Corinthians xiii, As, by MIR. C. E. Girar-
deau, and the programme closed with the
presidents address. All the subjects were
chosen to bear on the main topic OK the
day.
President Varnadoes address was con-
fined to the main topic. He spoke Of the
work of Christian Endeavor, both past and
prospective, especially in connection with
Trinity church. Its objects, he said,
are 60 keep the members together
in Christian work, and to
teach each other how TO teach and promul-
gate its doctrines. The address was a very
interesting and instructive one to the MEM
bers of the society.
Christian Endeavor is just ten years old
and numbers in the United States and
Cana da, over 1900, 900 members.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-13
OPENING OF THE MUSICAL FEES
TIVAI.

Grand Rally Tonight at Armory Hall.
Free to all. No admission fee.
Do you sing little bit!
Are you interested in musical culture?
Do you enjoy good music9
II so. don't miss the grand musical rally
Tonight at Armory hall.
DIR. Palmer wishes all who intend Joining
the grand chorus to be on hand tonight for
the organization and first rehearsal.
All who are thinking Of joining to come
and see how they like it.
All pastors, teachers and citizens who
are in any degree interested in the promo
ton Of musical culture in our CITY, TO helm
by attending tonight.
The general scope and work of the festi-
val will be made known in detail, and the
chorus organized and given it's initiatory
rehearsal,
The musical public are invited and it is
hoped that the attendance may be large.
ONE HUNDRED MORE SINGERS WANTED.
One hundred fine voices already secured
One hundred more wanted at once. Ali
who have good voices and are musicalIv in
clined will be welcome. 1t is not necessary
TO be able to read well at sight or to sing
difficult music. DR.. Palmer has a wonderful
power IN instructing inexperienced singers
quickly, so that great results are attained
in very short time The work that will
be done in the five rehearsals will be a sur
prise to all. Names may be sent in TO Mr..
J. A. Bates, secretary.
-Gd. The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-13
BASE BALL NEXT WEEK.
SAvANNAH'S TEAM SAID TO BE
REMNANT WINNERS.

Manager Manning VIII Arrive Mon
day and the Full Club VIII Be Here
q Few Days Later-Several of the
Big Clubs to Play Here In March.
Atlanta Expected to Have an Ag-
gregation of Kickers as Ususl-Dia-
mond Gossip.
Manager Manning Of the Savannah base
ball team will be here next Monday with
most of the players who will try to win the
pennant of 1913 for the Forest city. All the
members of the club will be on hand by the
latter part OF next week, and will go into
active training at once on the new diamond
at Wheelman's park.
During March the local club will get am
pie practice with the big league clubs tour
ing the south. The Pittsburg, Philadelphia,
New York, Washington and Chicago teams
will each stop here few days and cross bats
with SavannRh's club.
The regular Southern League season will
open April 10. Savannah begins at home
with Atlanta and every body is prepared to
see star combination of kickers from the
capital, as that city has always heretofore
had the knack Of getting base ballsts Of
this caliber. If it is not kicking team Sa-
vannahlans will be agreeebly disappointed.
Mr. Long, the organizer of Savannah's
new professional ball club, has been on a
visit to Manager Manning, and he writes
that the team selected will be a surprise In
its makeup to the lovers of base ball here.
All are men, he says, who have made
splendid records 80 far on the diamond. He
believes they will win the pennant.