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The herald., 1893-07-18
SOCIETY.

Probably one of the most quiet mar
riages ever solemnized in Los Angeles
took place yesterday morning. The
bridegroom ie Owen Thomas. for many
years an efficient clerk in the employ o.
the Coulter dry goods house, and the
bride, Mrs. M. Barry. is OF this city, but
formerly of Gallipolfs, O.
The marriage knot was speedily but
securely tied by Justice Bartholomew at
the court house, after which the happy
couple left on a wedding trip OF about
two weeks to Redondo and other seaside
resorts.
The best wishes of many friends are
hereby rendered, with the hope that Mr..
Thomas and his fair bride will enjoy a
long life Of happiness and prosperity.
rs
At IA North Beaudry avenue, the resi-
dence of Mr.. L. Kantrowitz, was the
scene on Sunday night of remarkably
pleasant event.
The occasion was the announcement
of the engagement between Miss Minnie
Kantrowitz and Mr.. j. Korn.
The house was beautifully decorated,
flowers and palms filling every empty
corner and space.
Amongst those who congratulated the
pretty fiances and her betrothed weIe ::
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Silver and Miss
Silver, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sanders, A. NJ
Mendlesohn and the Misses Mendlesohr
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Kohn, Miss M. Drey-
fuz, W. Siegel and many others.
x*x
Mrs. T. o. Marsh. nee Mabel Roritk,
will be at home to her friends at 356
S56 West Washington street on Thur-
days, after August 1at.
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NEIGHBORING TOWNS.

PAsIDENA-Council meeting.
REDoYDo-Vice- President stevenson catches
some fish,
CoMPIoN-Sews matters.
SANTA MoNIcA-Local Happenings.
ToMoNA-Church services.
RIVER IDE-Mrs. Lish badly burned.
SAN BERNARDINo-A fruit company incorpor'
ated-Midnight fire.
SANTA ANA-A family row-The supervisors.
The herald., 1893-07-18

In OUR advertising columns appears a
list OF the warrants drawn by the board
of supervisors during the month OF June.
They are highly interesting to the tax
payers, and their publication is whole
some innovation established by the
Citizens Non-Partizan Reform associa-
tinn
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shall be segregated from the rest Of the
community either to receive iavors or to
be signalized for any invidious distinc-
tion whatever. They want to stand on
an equal footing with their even fellow
citizens in all public respects. They
ara RIGHT
The herald., 1893-07-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers of all delinquent mari Subscribers
timed hereafter No papers will be sent to
sub. cribers by mail unless the same have beeh
paid for in advance. This rule is tnfexiblo ~,
L. P. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent q.
authorized agent This paper is kept on file IN
his Office.
The HERALD is told at the Occidental hotei
The herald., 1893-07-18
TUESDAY, july 1s, 1898.
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

BY TELEGRAPH-The U. S. g. Mohiean
fired upon and disabled by Hawaiian
steamer in Berirg sea. Or. FLOYD and hls
fstiron in court at stockton. vice.Presi-
dent Stevenson at Santa Barbara. The
steamer Emily wrecked at Coos bay The
Franco-Siamese unpleasantness. The revo'
luton in Nicaragua. Worlds fair rates Will
come down. Another crossing disaster in
Chicago The yictoriI disaster court mar.
tial Bank failures at Kansas City, Den
yer and in Kansas Sporting news, etc.
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Failing Hair

Produces badness. 1t is cheaper to buy
a bottle of Skookum Root Hair Grower
than wig; besides, wearing your own
hair is more convenient. All druggists.
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MEN. YOUNG OR OLD,

permanently cured Of LOST viSUs .I' its forms. ni
cHee, GIeet md Gonorrhoea snd Ktdney and Bladoer
tronbles Circumcision without pain cara
bic cases cHIos ~ oSce FREE and confidential.
~" "rao. rcssonable. Call at or address LOs
VnSrss xMEsSr.Es MEDICAL AND sUkGlCAL
fNsTITUTE, Rooms and 8. No. r.sh. ~ soqtn 1ns
Main street, opposite Hammam eu14iv Luz
Angeles, Cal.
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BEAR VALLEY
SuDl.nlepReSort
And Stage Line.

rh,. ,esort "a situated In Big Bear valley. 40
miles from San Bernardino; altitude 67OO feet
Is reached by stage line from San Bernar1no.
stage leaves New 6t. Charles Hotel on Iues,
dsvs and Fridays. fine fourseateq spring
stage has been built expressly for this route
and will be driven by careful and sober drivers
Largest trout caught in the state AZ tn's ~,
at the hotel. First trip up on May 18th me
earlier you come the better fishing you VIII
n1sea Roardrand lodging $40 and $l2 per week 8,
ner day. Round-trip tickets. ST.. For full par
ticuiars inQ uire OF o. 8. R. K. ticket ON ce' Los
Angeles, and New St. Charles Hotel, Ban oel'
GROCERIES, prov sions and fishing tackle TOR
sale at store adjoining hotel.
E'7Sm GUS KNIGHT, Prop'r
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POINTERS FOR TODAY.

CITY HALr.-Council as board of equaliza-
ton at 10 a. m.
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Poison Oak-Hall's Cream Salve
will give immediate relief and cure IN "a
hours, 2S and soc. Off & Vaughans drug
store, Fourth aud Spring sts.
The herald., 1893-07-18

Wagon umbrei as, summer lap busters. Foy's
old reliable sad1lery house, 3l5 N. Los Angeles
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SUFFERERS FROM
LOST OR FAILING MANHOOD,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
SUFFERERS FROM

Self Abuse, Night Emissions, Decay OF the sex, !,
nal Organs, Seminal Weaknets, UN1irNEss
E0R MARKIAGE, are quickly and permh-
nently cured by experts. .., .u,o. ~
Our b'ood remedies cure the worst types o,
skin aud PRIVATE DisEAs T,osas paans ~ All Al
sotts ON the limbs and elsewhere on the pouy
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Headache and Dizziness.

FREQUENT CAUSES OF APorLExY AND PARALY-
s1s-I'he most recent and profound re-
searches in this direction By specialists have
developed conclusively that the above disor.
ders frequently result in ceath or permanent
disability. Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Is
the greatest remedy for either of these appar-
emily insigntncapt causes Nothing appronenes
it in meIitA Mrs W. K. Burns OF soutn Beng,
for hree months, was cured by It. The daugn-
ter of Daniel Myers, Brooklyn, Mich. naa peen n
insane for 10 years. and was having ir1&m & 10 az -
and insanity. ssod on a guarantee by " H.
Hance 17T n. Spring Geta book free
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: Wall paper, white back cents roll. at cnl
cago Nall Paper House, 237 South spring.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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ILLUSTRATED HERALD, per copy. $500. ~
Entered at the possofice at Los Angeles aS
second class mail matter.
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Everybody can buy wall paper below cost anu
have 1t hung for 1Vc rell. 237 b. spring.
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Mrs, J. o. Marsh, nee Mabel Rorisk.
will be at home to her friends at 356
s56 West Washington street on Thur-
days, after August let.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
POINTS ASOuT MEN.

Charles III. Cramp. the shipbuilder
who has turned out 80 many fast vessels.
including the cruiser New York. is n
modest man who never refers IL his yes
sells az ~marvels ~ speed" or record
breakers' lie usually refers 10 them as
having been built IN accordance with
the conditions % the contract
Joseph H. Choate of New York. the
silvcr tongued orator and defender 81 the
heather Chinec. - an epicure aud de
lights la choice yiands as much as he
does IN choice language. lie has made
no record a. a big eater. however, and
may be called a diiettantc gourmet with
a refined appetite.
temporary relief from the currency
question 10y going to the eastern shore
- Maryland. where be will he the CUES,
- Senator Gibson. Terrapins are 90 be
had in that locality. and the Kentucky
iinancier likes terrapin stew.
Richard Croker. thu big chief 81
Tammany. denies that be ~ interested
~ any Newspaper either the Tammsny
Times or the Nashville American. A
be undoubtedly owns "A string - race
horses he IL. perhaps. doing well 10 let
newspapers alone.
Charles + Wright 81 London. who IL
nov spreading the hight ~ .leosophy in
this country. declares that the elixir ~
ife i No dream u the alehomists hat
may be reached through the expansion
- the tndiviJgai consciousness. what
ever that means
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
WAS A GREAT SPEECH.
Paris Excited Over the Magnificent
Effort of constants.

PARIS, June q. II il long time since
the speech IL French statesman has
evoked such cho-ua Of approval as
that ~ Constans. The radical papers
denounce il because they detcst Con
STAINS and his ungaes:iored power and
authority. while the Roman catholic
journals dislike bis secularist tendencies
Otherwise the speech Is everywhere
greeted as a staiesmanliae exposition.
worthy OF the government program. IL
was an evident hid for the premiership.
IL not for the presidency. but Constans.
although be has every attribute
IL political leader. has not a
party, and doubts exist whether
French politicians have yet reached such
a degree az freedom from party tram
mels az will enable him 10 gather under
his flag enough moderate men 90 form a
great united party. His very ability is
the cause Of the hottest party jealousies
and il IN likely 10 initiate against his
success. He intends 10 contest the
depufy's seat at Vienna IN lsere. where
he will make another speech soeD. lie
evidently secs that he committed mis
take when he forsook the chamber 81
deputies for the senate.
The government has decided 81 post
pone the debate on the army regulation
bill until after the German elections in
order 30 give no assistance "a Caprivi ia
carrying the Germany army bills.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
OLE SAFE HANKS

fgnk Commissioner Sherwood has Is
sued a statement showing the condition
u tbs l9l state hanks and three trust
companies doing business in Michigan.
u shoss the total resources OF
these iastitu;i0ns % he sSi.2765sf:ll
Their total liability represented by de-
posits "a s57 s8i2so. II every deposit,r.
therefore. should withdraw his money
ircm The 10 state backs anil three trust
sonpshies. thr-e soaid yet remain
surplus - sfG>i5rt3t
This shosing oHn'ns az TIE present
tiec. kl.i - particularly grateful % the
bankers and rs.,ssusisg g. drpositors II
means that oar STATE hanks AID trust
companies are - prepared sgains, the
unssrtIing coalitions q The mouey cnn
tsfs Stat 81 he event y any crisis leSs
than hnaneiai catastrophe they can
Secure every aspositar against the loss
q Dollar.
Wet a true ~ Theses institutions i
eqoaiiy true n our national hanks All
q thesr great pulses = trade are firm
and ureaveriag Tie threatening 0ut
l-ek q the past frN nonths l. bcing
Slowly tui surely disphscod ~ hopeful
prosrfet ~ rreatsr canadence and
greater security - Mr Clars observed
m hls weekly review. values have
oe.lisfe'i downward below The level
Tae upward return hss been impsdeI
- tbe io,disb iistfusi excited by spsca
iasofs. buf Q aia be acse.erated last -
sspta.Y - ihe people realize that our r.,
aasrerr Are great enough b. maze
a. praspesous Notwithstanding the
raaehiosfions q r>ckle-s .peca s,ers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

A Grand i4pads neSspapef reports
that Fireman Curtis. ~ that city has
been dismissed for uzins pfosane Ian
guage while on duty. Well la the
language IL the late Mr. Saaeers u Do
tneloss hall. Yorkshire. Here's rich
nessw Discharge . fireman for swear
ing. What would the boys Who ran
~id do mast4e~n@ la the volunteer fire
departments have thought II thisy In
the good odd days when William VI.
Tweed fought his gay 10 wealth and
Ludlow street Jail ss foreman OF Zig
Sin the only persons who riyaled the
tremen IL oil round profanity aud pugii-
ism were the butcher boys. and even
they hid their diminished heads when
the fremea tackled real good sized
confiagration. In fact. II Was maxim
II the volunteer department that swear
ing aud hire fighting went hand An hand
Aud now they fire nreman for profan.
ity. A. we'll talk II eyange.ixing a
steamboat mate or feamster. What
does Dennis Swenie, Who Vas once a
volunteer star. think u this Grand Rap
ids ionoclasm,-C Chicago Herald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
CHOLERA PRECAUTIONS.
The Matter Discussed i'm the Commons
--Iicring Sea Question.

LONDON, June 6. President III. III.
Fowler Of the local government board.
stated in reply 10 a question IN the
house OF commons today that the officers
Of the government would maintain
strict watch TO prevent cholera from
gaining foothold in Great Britain.
Sir Edward Gray. under secretary for
the foreign offices. stated that according
10 official Information there had been
only one death FROM cholera in Ham
burg recently and the origin If that case
had not been traced. No suspected cases
had been reported. T. Gibson Bowles.
conservative. of Kings Inn. asked
whether reparation had been obtained
FOR the seizure by the Russians n six
British vessels ON the high seas. namely
Bering sea. ia July. ls.t2 Sir Edward
Grey replied that Russia had referred
the claims in question 10 commission
which had not yet made report on the
subject The present provisional agree
ment entered upon 10y Great Britain
with Russia had been entered into ex
pressl, without prejudice 10 the rights
Of the British vessels seized by the Rus
SLAMS ia Boring sea in July. lsI,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07


Dariag IL career u eixht years the
Detroit Prilhsfnonic club have played
sirb the ebicf musical artists y 10 sre
resiasHts Il "a visitors 70 the United
Stafes They have be~n especially en-
gagged Tor chamber meslc selections al
the lat three annual Conventions tat
Indianapolis. Detroit aud Cieseizndl ~
the Satlosal Music Teachers s.socis-
tion- The, have appeared bxe~is-. AZ
the last tao conventions II the Indiana
State Music Teachers association. aud
al the last three conventions ii the
Michigan Teachers association. la al
dltion they have appeared AZ regular at
II Music, AZ the ObeFlin Conservatory
IL Music and nan, other similar insti
tution- They viii play az the great
Melienstein concert al the Westminisfer
presbyterian church next Thursday
rich's music store or at Palmer. Mech
& Goa
A Forthcoming Performance by the
independent Thester society II London
ought % awaken curiosity. II II does
nothing else Writes promoter Of this
theatrical association. Il am IN treaty
with Miehsei Field for the production
q his drama, William Rufus II Eng
land. and as l have the authors con
ssnt. IL In my intention to produce the
play without scenery. on a semi-circular
stage draped with dark green velvet cur
talns OF brass rosis.
Julia Marlowe travels like Quaker
ess in severe gowns II gray and brown.
Johnstone Bennett aud Blanche Walsh
are. ~ course. fearfally and wonderfully
tailor. made. Lillian Russell looks al
ways as II she were wearing her dress
for the iirst time. and Adelina PATHS
pretty dresss's suggest charming wo-
man on her wedding tour.
Col Sam Dawson took his old colored
valet 10 see Corinne at the Chicago Al
hambrs. The old Georgia Uncle Tom
xas astounded al the electrical Amazon
march. and taking Colonel Dawson
aside inquired: Colonel. how de deb
BILE does dey squirt dalr red and blue
kerosene thro' dose wires.
A. w Pinero's new play. The Second
Mrs Tanqueray.' was produced before a
tue audience AZ 81. James theater. Lon
don. |; shows the tragic consequences
which fallen woman's degradation be-
yond redemption may have Tor others
than herself
The city authorities % Athens.
Georgia. at the request OF the ministers.
have decided Ia allow no operate or
other performances in that place in
which women appear in tights or alb
breyiated skirts.
What is your fortune. my pretty mazda!
MY face is my fortune, cir. she said.
She saw | marveled how that could be.
I'm the girl with the iron jaw" quoth
she.
Sol Smith Russell il 10 give loo per
tormances at Days theater next season.
Ills production 81 April Weather
seemed Ia have been successful. 4
Forepaugh's circus will visit this city
july =
There will bo a matinee in Smith 4
today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
tLlfctp 10 BE russY.

Young Wife J DO wish you wouldn't
gamhie Henry. dear
loung Husband only play whist.
ny darling. and TIA, - a game - skill
Young Wife IA sure II isnt Not
as you play Il. aayhos Ais stopper
Hahsiey What po=eossed ys.u IN tell
Nrs lIasbcrnff TAT ehr xas giving yen
10 hia p.-cs IT shsrtoskef~ Nudge
i meant that 10 wa- tsa ~ flf the
number - befrss. Indianapolis Jour
nal
Are ypr afraid - hurglarsf- saiA The
lsiy vha Nas nskiae = short visit
Not sinrs euF uee elfi came The -
hsefuan speeds nost r bis time ~ our
house nss Washington star
~ rulp'. We are taught. ua,lsa.
that ia heaven tbafp - ~ aaf sisalr
ME- iffkrf fdisefrel three timss4 ~.
=. that iset ia Ike iirssa. IL itg
Detroit Free t'rss-
bs What ctsfmsnx seaanf she
sp-sss "a every sspie ~ith esasi sse~
ttas 1 rsst'sf = efast-fn ny a,sf
lisf ssasflisiher ess kafhes -
asfs
Nfs fifash - 1ttars eifol shall
yap S. Bi.s.ssa iair s.fumefr
i'.rtass y - I ben Z kasis ss &c 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
Aprl.reiAsLE BENEfrTs-

Captain auifs talk on the river Is
tusdsned With hard common sense.
The reasons he assigns for tho necessity
n deepening the channel are brought
right horne o. practical Affairs. IL the
shippers q frsight we're assured OF Goa
llnard and regular facilities. an enor.
nous trarss eould inevitably result
The difference IN freight rates il so con-
siderable thar no large shipper would
fail 70 avail himself % the water route.
II l. very true thai Ester competition
1ili s0rce the railways 20 reduce freight
rates II Is even truer that they viii
not b 80 until eou.petition eompeis
them ~ H. We're the river % be deep
ersd - asislit tke passage q boats draw
irg teS feet. raj rates would drop Ike
the mercury in a thermometer in a cold
saap. II no boass should enter the
eomeensatirg gain from the investment
fur deep channel would BE- - aapre-
eiabls uoEs would regret the expendi-
t0re.
The waterways u this country are the
regulators q trade. The freight rates
from New York 70 Chicago would be
considerably greater were there no Erie
canal and chain q lakes. The freight
rates frofn Chicago 10 san Francisco are
abnormslly swollen because there IL
10 water route. A Nicarsugua cana
establishing water communication b..
tween New York. the Mississippi val
ley aud San Fraacisco viii. IL - ez,i.
Inatesi. reduce the total annual freight
tells bctwren these points some s9oeso
co. In greatly reduced amount. tho
effect II a deep river will be the cams
between this city and our widely distri
butsd markets for furniture. gyIsum. etc.
and our sources Il supply Zoe coal. iron.
lumber. merchandise and raw material.
Ats meeting % the board II trade
hoid last evening the feasibility OF the
prosect Wa unanimously agreed upon.
IL vas decided. however. in view Of the
present condition % financial affairs to
postpone the special election 10 vote on
ihe bonding question until a more favor
able tlDaneial outlook shall have dawned.
This decision IL a iudicious one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

knsie Ne'sen taTernor n Minnesnsa.
Irastias Denasi'y. aafhor = fha great
Crrptokfan. and gfsnsfsl Weaver. ex
candidate = the popuils.s pr president
ana ssmber a comparatively ua.
keaxa usarmer~ ineiuding General
tsfsH { thts sfsfe. az haiiiag an ants
frart srervntion 80 Chicago The %
fst q the meeting - - prnge<e = wisisr
ia,rrest IN "a anti truss qnesf.or. sad
81 .hisf .sl sniF ffuff 81 ~ srrie~
- pla'ifainNus feeaiataos TIE eee
seufiea sii aiiofign aaii - oti,.cts All
scennFi' shfesnt~ Hil fuFm wrn ~ The
is,F iee..rafs q fae great sue,s-zisn 4
w.ififs PAGE ele-reeses
sf lts .tstssf ss.es thr-e reform
sFe are ssi'sfs4 ia enc n stich tl,~
psFs- hars mss fasa 3 nassiss lns-s
sst gho sinsitts ats'sasesn ~
afiai an efusnee3 farsttns b.
s-sfr4 rr.-issti. Is se.i is..il & ,i.strEu
tioa = 8 sifrses ts ess ara mrlaf IS
ssutef.sss Ber- - s fna 81
tae sg~assfs bsfsf. rs eonu,ai.ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
s1AIs PRESS SENTIMENT.

Governor Rich has signed the flag
cure" bill and Senator Turnbull at
least il happy. The senator lives at
Alpcna. where Jag cure is located.
and il is perhaps natural that he should
thus seek To advance it's busiEess.--Jack-
son Courier Star.
Governor Rich has approved the hill
10 spend $4,000 90 build home for the
feeble minded. and bay City ~ making
a vigorous effort for the plum. IL ought
10 be- located in Lansing as an annex 10
the state capitol Patriot.
No one will be inclined to deny the
right 81 the Presbyterian church To say
who shall not Ice It's ministers. but the
several Withdrawals announced Sunday
indicate it, inability To- determine who
shall be.--Detroit Tribune.
IL may be that the stone which the
builders rejected Will become the head
- the corner. There is much pressure
being brought to bear upon Dr. Briggs
Ia start new church. Detroit Free
Press.
Ii il consistent man who acts these
days as he votes and consistency is a
jewel whose price il ON par with that
81 honesty - MuskcgoD News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

The Illinois Congressman Addrcsses
the isectproctty Convention

ST.. PAuL. June 6-Tbe reciprocity
convention was l5rgely augmented to
day by the arrival II belated delegates. In
a fifteen minute speech T.. V. Smalley. OF
St. Paul. expressed disappointment that
the reciprocity moyem, III had not been
pushed further east ara that cities like
Cleveland, Detroit. Toronto and Mon
treal were not represented IN the con
yention. He thought the next conven-
should be held In Toronto. Joseph
Martin Of Manitoba referred To the ms
take which 10 made by many in suppos-
ing that there is an implied breach
az loyalty in discussing trade relations.
The relations Of Canada 10 the mother
country were determined fifty years ago.
Canada is indepedent in local affairs and
the English government has no voice in
making her commercial regulations.
The Hon. William NJ. Springer was
greeted with tremendous applause. He
said:
IL am in favor not only OF reciprocity
with one state and with one people. but
with the people 81 the entire continent.
Our first efforts should be In the direc
ton Of close trade relations with Can
ada. Their people are substantially
our own Idtb anu VIC HaNc ho
intention Of interfering with
her relations to the mother country in
any way. Whatever you may wish TO
do must be done by yourself. In your
political government. choose for your
self Whatever relations may exist II
will not prevent exchange of commodities
between Canada and the United States.
We have a great country 81 forty
four states and several territories:
we are not seeking more empire; we are
not seeking 10 extend our boundaries.
but we do seek for more intimate trade
relations. We do business because We
have something to buy or something To
sell. Why il is that ve have been blind
SO many years is a mystery To me.
There l hope this convention will
meet every year believe that We are
ON the eve IL a commercial revolution.
That ii will be beneficial in its operation
is certain. II will only bS the beginning
Of "A now era In commerce..
\ resolution was adopted providing
that any reciprocity treaty which should
be adopted in the future should provide
for free and COMMON use % all canals in
either country. aud that there should be
free ana open competition between the
railways II the two countries. The
Hon. james j. Hill addressed the con
vention in the afternoon.
In the evening a mammoth meeting
was held at the Auditorium, which was
addressed by Mr. Springer. MIR. Hill and
others. The convention next year will
be held at Toronto.