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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28
10 esFgss THE sssBalRo.
Tar se~ ssassfs sss earYlss On the Mars Of
cesss prstssfioa.

/ w NAsfGfSssEtsS lf-c. 44--- 44lf &Ea4Al faf-
aeeztisas 6iil shieh III. Lisi gsfaa has NJ
psrfsd to ,Ae House fsosa eomzait1se. =, ia
sSsw Of tae gsHsrsi pressure fes eeoaesns ,
fairiy liberal Measure. It's appropriation
- g .Sl9 s5s seems rather nsasgre. eSGs-
pared in tbs naagaisade af Be work ~
y hich il j. 80 BE- devoted, sad can 10 Astis
H.are thar eanIiaee existing tasks sni pro
yi.e fo- dshss uE.lsr ssis.iag contracts Il
! j. Alsa SS,4ls .T59 lsss thEa she estimates OF
SECRETARY Lament, o.. IA othHr r0sds. il
gs2afs less shan one ih RI ef the SHaouss
sAllra sas hv thsSs estimates. SIN i Is
ap TO the appropriation ~ Elis last session,
aasi even hitle in excess Of the latter.
(ta tee other hsa4 uhan II is observed
ihsf tbe sssss0a he fore tie last appropriated
SCI 47g ~ ibis purpose; ske session be-
fore ThSs s. sos, sRi tne session hSs9Ye
hat "a 2Sa YHN ,r usarl, tsise rs Enoh as
Is proposed BY sae peniing bill, il may fairly
be hoped that tae pfeseat measure nsy he
carried through without sny important or
chipping FeduaSiou
The frs. genas, for gan AnA mortar bat
teIies sA4 platforms. $500, 600. recall the
fscs that sesT's Of heavy guns sui mortsrs
recently constructed are nos waiting to b.
moHnssl sa,i that al the present rate Of
Nork a. she WsIesFhet fsctorg other scores
all f0llow al0ag through the coming year,
Ia addition the Bsthlehem waEks, which
haze a contract to furnish hun
drsd heavy eGRs, sill soon
deliver the fret os them, which are due
Iiurinx the coming year. At the presen,
time there are sad to he ready for mount
ing about 80 heavy gans and - mortars.
of course appropriations for their empace-
mezts Sod batteries have already been
ulale. but the ~orS must be continued b,
snnaal appropriations, sni eer-ainiy $500
900 Is aot An extraysg8n; allowance
For the purchase Of sites for new batter
is the present hill allows SljVG00. This
dots not seem an excessive amount for the
p4gp8se. Il is an economy 10 purchase
promptly the land needed for forts, espe'
lily near large cities. because the prise Of
land in these places usually has \ steady
rice witA the growth and spreSl af pppalA-
i11, aud also han the fact IS known that
tlia gavernIns Mt n qaires lani, tn price is
spt TO be enhanced by spectators. The
task of selecting si,es Is imposed upon the
engineer earps, aed this boly should have
funds st is di.posIi for seeariag the de
sired land at oppoftaae mJmAnts.
The larees; item the peniiaE bill is one
Of si25 0O0 for payments falling due at
Wsteryliet ani .i,e here under previous
fertilization ti's. This. Of course, must te
provided for, ties. IT can be shown that
same part Of III can he postponed hey Ond
the coming q. II year Again, With the
"a tory III West Troy 80 operation. it's
ekiliet workmen engsged, and its machin-
cry running il becomes advisable 10 pFD-
g..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28

During be prsssIenes Of the Grippe the
.,asf sessoHs il vas noticeable fact that
tlsese sho sefeasisS upon DR.. Kings View
Discovery, not only bsd speedy recovery.
,.,a e.eapsi sit of ,ise troublesome after ef-
l.es. Of the fHsIa5y. This remedy seems
10 sszye peculiar porsr ia efee;inz RAPID
eufes ret oaIy 10 eases oi La Grippe. bet
ia al Diseases Of Tbfoss, Chest and Lungs,
md ias cared esses Of Asthma and Hay
Fever Of long sanding. Thy Il and bc
egay.nsesl. Is zess fisaypoint. Free
Tri.i 3ot;lssas n. s. Efskfne's Drug Store,
Garstoor. octteofzwfoIrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28
AGED t2i YEARS.
A ro,me, Slave in vrginis. Who cams " 10
Ms masses 10 tyoas. n. Y.

IyoSs Dec. 27-JAnes Morris, erm-
monly known as james Riss, ioF"ivi
lave aied ia Lyoa. sun'a l2l years Of
.ye. He was born On III, Rise lsnt''i-,h
in vigiai., near Ko;uoke' on - June y, =,
I--a After the death of hi' master fs
bse,ms the property of Bsiasn Rec, ~fo
navel to Lyons and engaged ia the mane-
f.cturs of tanning mills. Balnan k'ee vas
one of the richest men IN wayne esu"'y
Rice street beieg named after MIN
whsn emsneipsii Tss proei s'iis :
act fee. bot he chose 10 stay
~i,n i, master, pna sfter hi festn, -
u.ised with the wiiox in Lyons until isi
,tss,b She lett bim TIE iife use OF 4 hosse
ami 10, On Msple street ia Lyons. where be
aisl The Rice heirs have in their poss' :
sion . record Of their several slaves. ar, AZ,
he ,ee Of James Morris is given - IL
years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28
Newpor, 10 Have Water Works.

NEwpoRr, Dec. 27.-(Special. AT q
.neeial town meeting held today it was voted
that The town pay $500 annually for the use
~ bvdrants for fire purposes, to be tsken
f IN The Newport Water Company. ihis
vote practically secures the putting III oi
water orks In this town, and tue compsn!
will commence OPERATIONS as soon as .ns
ground opens next spring. lt Is e1pecteu
that the uatsr will be in by the fth OF 'u.y =
w hen we will celebrate IN manner oeu'-
Ing a I've town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28
F0a MUTUAL ADvENrAGE


psRiIs, Dee. 81 by the terms Of new
commercial treaty between Germany and
Russia, imports Of grain from the latter
Q ,nn'ry will be granted the same tariff ~
granted similar imports from Austria. The
general taa Gu oats is reduced. Russia re-
duces thc tarif on iron and zine 10 per
cent. and on agricultural machinery 20 per
cent. Tax on sea borne Goals and steel
| rails iapotied into Russia is not reduced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

: -q7 tuIy. Sundays included. Il rus sauiays on'j
rj .sh -,eket. 20 california a. a. yeiaif
sag 5sd Nr-f rnsy be- hAf " =. j. NeizeF'
iesri agent, Augusta tne 0olg o-'ice Augusta
.sI.ag Via All routas and checking ssFage
free u expense
PA7sns TrrkKR. Vice Pres Gent Mgr
r. RoorlBY. oicnT Pass. Ticket Aa''.
Portland. N1s sOih. is7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28

p.xroR. Ne. Dec. zT--Tbs first s-SiIaf
freight train ever the Bangor as 80, 49,,
sfook railroad arrived IN this sly ,i
Houlton last night Ihe road "a Z - -
accepted By ths comm a.slos'eis ~. ~ u,
IA passenger trains viii begin r1ia'fal's y
HouIfon Jan 1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28
rasY Alt tosT.
The Bolton Dreps Gul Of ihs Silver spseuis.
ton At 9omssy.

H1HrAt, Dee Speculation Ia silver
her ha ol.lapse Those who we're sper-
llsint for a tjsc lostheayilY Tho natives
| vino exieotcd hcayy duty eouli be placed
ou sl,rI at lhe hsgiahinE Of sac iscai year.
I malo iheir pafehass5 in advance and other
cages eaulh.As3 u knock ibg hattgm cut
of soc speculative movement.
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ARTICLES WE'RE FIERY.


Berissts, Dee. gs.--it Is rumored that
Jean yuliers leader of the Socialist party
here, Will be prosecuted for writing vio-
len, article that appeared In Socialist
oevspsper, Dec. H. The article concluded
with the declaration chat the Psoletariat
| must take all means 90 tinish the nefarious
reign Of the Burgcoste capitalists
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28
DRANK THE POISON.
Sad Death of Little Ruth At
wood of Eastport.
Drank from Bottle Of Moth Poison
and Died in ConyuIsions.
Yrs. MIRA soyes, Of Bath. Dead irsm Over
dose ei Opium

EAsrfoRr, Dee. p To-day Mrs Lewis
assood vas patting down a carpet and vas
asiag sorae poisonous liquid to kill moths.
I Naoi'ssrved by the mother her little laugh
tsr kstn- 2 i-2 years old, drank from the
pblAI- She soon became unconscious, con-
suisian. set In and in spite of all medical
Treatment the little thing died this after
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28
MAINE Pepaeoslca. SOCIETY.
ersssanms Tor Sessions At wasssiile rosas
Friday aEd Saturday

The excellent programme Printed seloE
has been arranged f9r the lith ANNA
meeting Of the Maine Pedag 1gieai S0eiety
.. Waterrille in the CoburR Classical la
stisute hallainy beginning rQiav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28
ws.A.r.. nosh.r.ss nssA.rsi,t

Mas. wfsszev.s SOOTHING srxuP hzs bees
ssed for over FiFfx YEAks by MtLlIQss5 q
me. risk PERFECT SUCCESS. Fs S0grHf-
ths CHILD. soFrENs the GUMS, ALLAYs q
PAIN, CURE. WIND S0IsiG and il the essi
f@-sesiT fog EtAEEIIsEA- SELF ~ sFEzsssss 4
sygrr psya a. lss svaxs3. iss sss- sal 1sx feD
: n-a sytsssowss ssJsssnx sssapa" ase sske ~
,4ss. ia Ts@ssplf~s rsass ssss4s-
ss-sssI ~ -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28
s,,si Dies fram Overdose Of Opium

R,ru. Dec. 27.-An overdose OF opium
prescribed for dropsy caused the death OF
Mrs. Myra Noyes of Bath, Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28

PikrTssfEe. y. y, ile- 27.-=t3eDrre
Cronk afd James aasl Henry Manly
started from sar4nae iake % the bpger
lake ossr The iee. When ha,f way aero7s
they broke through. bet got oet TIE
night was rery eald and they were frszea
r., death
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28

S.ar iIoagenville, Ky.. Clarence ",oe'
Nsm 90 80 shot ard killed ALVIN ile'
.sr.in a schoolhouse au',as sI.,.n,;,r q
ysang waie ha. been psyihs ~ s,ns 40
. sister of Defevers, snd snals a"s ~ =.
wh,,s ou, driving. attempted wns. I'm ~,
ssr.ssd IS undue fsmihari'y nn an.n = !,
rrom this the trouble arose ,"s.r ous Il. Y
.a,s M there ha. been bad blood oe.- m.rs,es s
sas, s.s 81, soma time before this oecuffenee
,vaas i. la jail.
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caaal Roat gn,cEsa oI..

NEw Y0lsE- Dec ZI.--steamer Nutm*g
State struck canal j.oat lgroaasiie on tlse
E.stzi river and ran her bow nearly halt
way through The canal hsat xas tesehef'
Of Cif,ser1s,r's island. Tire steamboat was
r,-.is.s4t,=-,E
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Railroad and stessnto
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains In Eject Nov
10th, 1893.
p...,nxsr Trains leave Augusta ss
Follows

DtasEFS
.olSa WEST Am A. VI. fof Ls'EistoB. Farm
s,s.o gars md Portland. sos.on aps Moan a.
80 Y. 'ar Bfanss.eS. lozIst0u. FsgsfiDE Of
s,ss.sud, Portland and Boston coausenas 70
Gf--s N1an'an o pciBts aha Q3sbec. JiD T. ~
~, H9,a. sisE. BATH, Portland. hostuui ll.9 p
" 3 zst fslr4ul every aagai 5of I-T~ssion
st,A. t5rilssf and Horton.
...,fx.. Fs~T-l 80 4. n fnsFhf o. Ffs-s t}
fsc,g-.szsa g-lfsst, Bz1sef, Bar iIs,hor.
l.,eags e. john ald AFoesto9l esl-A.
"a II t.r " aervtle sE3Th@gst. bshseF ~
. 4 s..y " a'ergiiis. G4xianf A orfh ABsan, BIng
san, "a sa-g.l. 3 l'as'. Do,'s, sceeIof- Baa
,ss H. -t.ps-n. H. John and sroNs
aoanfg q r. N N Esf for Ha-eFvui.
IAN 5anday- lnig for W atervilie sad Haf
cot, t ,..,,
8 r..as a4s- &t 100 P. N. fu1- essT
ifsss -gaass aeis = q, 'oans1tsH< Tor 80 y ta
Ie...5p. hqt 81 pt o. sEokheEa1 on b5ndai
a.oyginf- ~ 20 He'fa-t, DrX-ef or beyond
B,sEot eua,iar NOR rye.
"a. 44tP 81 . Fua 1aily, sunday Gciaded 1e
's,su Bo..0n. iss1-ioa, Bah, EaaHaf and -,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28

/. TIE Cultivation NJ IInmqn. Sentiments in
Children, Mas Cara Barie's'l. Isrdinef.
@ Kindergarten ''rlne P'rs'
Ma Lac, Wte.lO 4. Bns'D1.
g. How 60 Dey, lop ind l1nal i,rsu1u. .ib.ltt ~
Il citation, Nj, sophia siepoe 3. NF'
tsiogrest,t
4 Necrolopv Nemor al OF J. " Nit he'l hy
J K. Duntou. sugt. OF Scaooi-. Esekland.
s. Business. Ut --.-,
The Council Of the Society will report
sometime during the me ting.
Tbe Genarpl COmHtttee ON Instructions
will meet at the Elfawood, at O'Clock, ThursdaF'
December 2s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28

Eyw YeEE. Ds- q lin f5orJ,ets's .
manager. ". A. Brady, ..ft ;or Jackson
willie vesieFtIag- He SSH he had received
wersf from fhe sonth fhas she fight wiB
not he snssrsered With BY fiis aathnritis9g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28

PRAGUE, Dec. n Socialists Holezsi and
DrsCnan. who yYers arrested oa suspicion
al hasiag ii. .arsisreEi t'3oyemaker dtsa,
have confessed thar guilt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28
Thursday. 80 p. y

Welcome 10 the Society.
Hon. q =. J0hns0a, " wstsrvii5e
Reading. Mss Mare v see asbE0H. Teacher
ia Be.tea seheoi 81 ofatgFy
Posti8nd's Experiment ia Manual Training.
Hon James 2. Baxter, Portland.
Reading IN the Public schools.
MISS sarah Iaaghtgn, Home school. woress
feF MNxs,
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FAIR roltoxEo or sus.

wAsHIsarox. Dee 2g.--For New
Ensixnd Thar.asy. fair. tonight, followed
By showers Thursday afternoon or nighf
southwest wiaas Slightly wsrEBsr.
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A sg.xs 10 sl.ser.

BoNEAY. Dee s1.--The speculation in
silver here mas collapsed and fhe ofti4s
lost heavGiy, There i . prospect fssat 81
change xilI improve within forss,igsss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-28

Bosros. Dec. 33.--For Neg England !.
Tharsdsy. generally fair, probably fos!o<si
by rAin Thursday night, warmer .oathwest
Winds.
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rriaay, 8 80 A. n.

PRlAARf DtYfst0S--pEgNAK SEt TE0S-
/. Number " orx sIiss -1rah 81 syIor, Pms,
OF frAejies school. Portland
q topography, Miss jennie VI. Colby, pFin. Of
Modsi Dept. ooriiSm Normal School.
GRANMAE SsCrrON
|. Oeography--
a. Portion Of the Text Book ia Teach.
q. W. CbamherlaiG, PF.H, augusta
Grammar sfb4 oi
b. Intel gent Use q the MAG.
Mrs = " ro~by, Wstsrville-
?, What Can We DO for the ReAdins q 81
Miss MARY 5. suoN, sppi- 1i eei'oots
Baaggr
5. Grammar. Esaehtiais TO BE- Taught In Gram
mar school, Frank T. HaRse0n, i'rIn
II gh school, oxford
SECONDARY DIVISION.
/. Outline less on ~ Ch mistry.
Ch5rles y. ilil. HiEn school Auburn
=. How TO Interest tIe Competition Glass,
Mss Charlotte atgomeTy, High school,
DeeTing
8 Athletics in the lfiga scho0'
C. T. Barnes. Pgin High School, Norway.
I. How to Combine II istf ~ aud Literature.
Miss Augusta Prescott, uish Ses,pol Lewiston.
5 How secure Coed Attendance
ID. W. iisu. Trin iIlgh School, skoS hegah
GENERAL. SESSION, 20 A. NJ.
/. Principals and Methods.
Hon. J. A. Dickinson. Sec. Mas. Board 0i Id
ncatica.
2 The Yalre OF Music IN Education,
Miss Maud Legtow, Teacher OF Music, WcsjSro2k
3. Aim and oblc OF rhe Recitation,
Hon. ". A. Luce. state suPerin endent Of
schools. Augasa.
A
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SECONDARY DIVISION.
Saturday, $50 4 ".

Lecture The Study Of History,
Rev Dr.. H., nry B'aHch 'ri. forilln
Social Reception.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01

trihutons of members of the congregation
to local charities. The church celebrates at
its services today the fifth anniversary OF It's
organization.
The Peoples church lyceum at its regular
meeting Monday evening promises varied
and interesting programme. MI. FoWers,
state labor commissioner. Will read paper
on protection of LaboreTs." and this VIII be
followed by free discussion of the subject
so presented. Prof. Congdon of the city
schools, and the Misses Quist will contribute
vocal and instrumental music. ana MISS
Smith will sing. There will also be the usual
select readings.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First UNI
versalist Church will meet with Mrs: George
G., Harper, 379 East Eighth street, WednesT
day. Jan. 4, at O'Clock.
The Y P. S. C E. of the Atlantic Congre-
gational church gave we'll attended neckue
social in the parlors OF the church THURSDAY
evening.
The Christmas entertainment of the East
Presbyterian church was given in the par
Tors of the church on Ross street Tuesday
evening.
The Sunday school of the Church OF the
Ascension had their Christmas tree and serv-
ices at the church Wednesday evening"
Thursday night the First German NJ
churc h held festival at the corner OF van
SlyKe court and Olive street.
The Hebron Baptist Sunday school Will
have their holiday exercises on New Year
eve
The Plymouth Congregational society held
their annual meeting Wednesday evening"
There will be a match meeting at the
Hebron Baptist church this evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

Miss Theodore Kuhl ana Miss Maud Roach
gave a large dancing party at the home of
Miss Kuhl, on Brewster avenue, last Tuesday
night. The large parlors were prettily dec
GRATED with Christmas greenery and flowers
A screen hid the orchestra. who made de-
lightful music tor the dancers. Those pres
ent were: Misses Ethel Barr. Lydia Benz.
Alice Craig. Margaret Craig, Nellie CoburD,
Louise Dorsey. Ella Dittenhotfer, Louise
Dufresne. Maud Espy Birdena Farwell Edna
Hubbard, Florence Hart Elizabeth
Hoeborn, Agnes Hall, Johanna Hall,
Grace King, Clara Jackson, bill
liam Lamprey, Jennie Lamprey, Maud
Messner Ida MeGill, Mary Murray, Anna
McCloud, Mary Owens, Alice Officer, Flor
ence Owens Grace Pruden. Kate Phillips,
Charlotte Shepard, Lille Pfamkuch, Laura
Shepard, Jessie Schulten, Martha Scheffer,
Ina Scheffer. Clemmie Siebold Allie Wal
ther Florence Roach. Lillian St Aubn, Jen-
ME Siebold and Irene Tallman; Messrs.
Charles allen, Harry Barr, Will Benz, VIII
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
PEOPLE ONE KNOW 8.

Mrs. Senator Hansbrough, of North Da-
kota, will be at home after the holidays at
Hotel Cochran, Washington, on Thursday
Hon. M. II. Lane of Kalamazoo, spent
Thursday in the city, the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Thomson, of Maria avenue.
| H. A. Ware and family, of Duluth, who
have been sojourning in London, LEFT the
Victoria Station recently for Paris
Miss Lillian Trask, of Aurora, H., will ar
rive tomorrow, and remain for some time the
guest of her cousin, Miss Hawkins.
Senator H. E. Hansbrough, OF North Da-
kota, was guest during the week at the
Fifth avenue hotel. New York.
Miss Maud Winslow, accompanied by Miss
Alice Pope, of Nelson avenue, will return
next week to West Superior.
Mrs. W B. Bend. OF Summit avenue, leaves
Wednesday for New York to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs George Il. Wood.
Senator William ID. Washburn, of Mime
sofa, registered last Saturday at the Fifth Az
enue hotel. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Trainer celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage
Thursday evening.
Capt. charles King the soldier and author
was the guest of MIR. and Mrs. George o..
Squires this week.
Miss Mamie Mahan, of Summit avenue, left
Wednesday for Chicago, where she will
spend The winter.
Col. and Mrs. Stowell, of Duluth, are the
guests of Mrs. AVerill, OF Exchange street,
for the holidays.
Hon. Daniel Shell and Daniel Hopkins rep
resentatives from Mobiles county, are at the
Windsor today.
H. L. BylIesby, of st. Paul, was among the
early arrivals this week ut the Lafayette,
Philadelphia.
Miss Lille Wilson, of Brainerd university,
is visiting Miss Birdie Burnstine, at AS East
Ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. " Perkins have been visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. George Crawshaw for
few days.
C. NJ Locke. of Minneapolis, arrived dur
ing the week at Hotel Holleubeck, Los An
geles Cal.
MIR. and Mrs A. A. Dooittle moved into
their new home, No. Isl Goodrich avenue,
last week.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Grace Metcalf to Herbert W. Brown. OF TIL
ton street.
Walter cakes. of Tacoma, is in the city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
IN THE CHURCHES.

tits five years since the Peoples church
was organized, and at the annual meeting
held last Wednesday night, full reports from
all the officers and societies of the church
showed that the affairs of the organization
were in the most prosperous condition. Be-
sides the great tabernacle on Pleasant ave.
nue., the society has two branch churches,
with five Sunday schools and three indus
trial schools instructing more than seven
hundred children. There are six ladies' So
cielies devoted to various forms of church
work Dr. Smith announced at the meeting
that plans were maturing for greatly ex-
tending the work of the church during the
next year. There have been added to the
church the past year eighty new members.
The income OF the organization for all pur-
poses has been nearly $4,000 for 1892 OF
this sum ST., $50 has been applied on church
debt, So 800 for current expenses, and about
So, 400 to mission work and charity. The last
sum includes only moneys which have passed
through the regular treasures. and does not
include private benefactIons or personal con-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
,rnnr Mn mia Fnle,

Stella Harris. Frank. Ma ME Foley
Lille Buchanan. Minneapolis; Jennie May,
Carrie Adler Sarah Cardozo, Matte Pollock,
of Omaha; Goldman, Of Pennsylvania; Hen
rietta Haas and the Misses Benjiman;
Messrs. David Burton, Albert Rose, Isaac
Rose, Cordosa. Sam Rothschild Nells, Of
ST. Cloud: Samuel Blechner, Louis Blecn-
ner, Louis Gitterman, Albert Gitterman, Am
brose Gitterman, Sol Gitterman, b. Simon.
Samuel SchwaD,- Alex Sternberg. Samuel
Leob, of Duluth; A Herr, Louis Newman.
Louis Haas, A. l.. May, w. II. Elsinger,
William Goodkind, Lou Albenberg, of Still
wafer; Abe Haas.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
WAS THERE a QUORUM
Mrs. Hunt Objects to Recently Re-
ported Action.
n, MI l,ft

ported Action.
To the Editor of the Globe.
Dear Sir: l notice in your paper of yes
terday an article headed. They Will Re-
scind." Allow me TO say they will not re-
scind. In that article you say: The
woman's auxiliary board of the worlds fair
for the state Of Minnesota met at its room in
the New York Life building at 10 O'Clock
Friday. Dec. sc.
Allow me to say that the woman's auxil-
larry board of the world S fair for the state of
Minnesota" did nothing of the sort. 1t
was advertised to do so and to mold its open
meeting as usual, but there was not u quorum
present. Con- equently any action taken by
the ladies present was simply a meeting of
st. Paul women, and they were at liberty to
take any action they saw fit as such. Blu:
deny this right to restind an action taken by
the ''woman's auxiliary board of the world S
fair for Minnesota"
This auxiliary board took its action after
due consideration i'll executive session. The
above board is composed OF seven (7) persons
duly and properly elected from the con-
gressional districts of the state, to which the
two national representatives were added
The state commission recognized this board
as the Official one, consequently there is but
one state board of women engaged in world S
fair work, although there are many county
clubs auxiliary 10 this state board, but they
have nothing 10 do with its meetings.
The board took the action anent the open
tug of the gates of the worlds fair OH Sun
day for themselves ONLY, and did not seek to
speak for the women of the state And for
one shall not allow the women of Minnesota
TO undo any of the work this board has seen
fit to do, not but what have the utmost re-
spect for the feelings and sentiments of
others, and the letters that have been adj
dressed TO and turned over to this board have
been treated with the utmost courtesy and
answered accordingly.
"a little discussion followed as to whether
this body has The right to rescind II motion OF
the executive auxiliary board. The chair de.
cided that it had the power TO rescind what
ever motion had been made"
There is no authority known in parliament
taTy practice or etiquette that would allow
all unorganiZed body composed of different
people at each meeting to step i'll and rescind
all action or motion made by an organized
club. Mrs L. F. HINT
Lady Manager from Second Congressiona,
District MankatO Mimi