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frrsbsterian tharea~s.

- Reformed Pres aysariaa eAn-eh-
~sss = s'fee', nasE Ftae. service, ~ Il a n
49, lFpsAy tesisa church Bread wzv sns.
IA , - a. Nj
I&As .tea Presbyterian ehnreA Kghsarye
vsss>a tscaa00L Kew : e Head. px.;s,
~xs'fS' a. II :. H aaA D a -
- srestT'ctlsa eeafea--t,aroer SsvsasA
y H''fs ss'sels Rev. E ". Haxaes. ra.iay.
tas F7ayeC ueetiax al a. =. -
- -. a. ---+t Spzet&t RI diva gsxsslsg
81 S. --e
- Frvsss'sF'sa rAurea- ,sner Nsfget
- stf~fis Rev hsevs7d H. Ssnsiasr
sFfsic a. e q 81 asa "a "a Ns3rn
vs. Z "he0 - kecoas 4 CAflssssa
49, fspaa lAesIa r. sAs Ee.1rrxesloa
Hs Y 4 = 4 4 - y IA.
~ sf'sn5 ssrssg sAsreA--s 'asaes Thira sua
So s'Fssis &es. AsSxsa3es kls.as, T. u
- go ARG 81 II 8. sp ana "a IA ~ar-
- sss"as ~ h s. a IA. Y e 4 + as g.
ga 80 A.sss.aS i-.ss@sg svsa.s. q. )
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ssaKIsrsAN xNpEAvoH.
The Msssiag CT weanssds, Evening and
Its Results.

The meeting 81 the local nnson OF
Chrss:ls:n Endeavor Societies A. r.ymoatA
Conrr~e s:.cnA church On "Wednesday
evening made Tie members ss~i more
ihan evyr before the great and rcosi e,l~e:
that th.ir meetings tave. The Eaees - :
,hrourl;ss, was one OF eaioymeat a. ~oll
- pro:L Many valuable POINTS we're
thrown: cut By the speakers. About ~
pe-sons.wSrr present
THIS - the firss time the Juniors hare
'AAen .: special rsrs IN tie program me
IAsy s,sre oas in iall force aad enjoyed
ire nse t.ax As xels IS the older members.
tyrsldes,t carr called the meeting 10 order
al sis g. II. IL cpeaet BY siax.ag sxo
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fEee Neihasiiafa

The ytse asthoat.i eAarrh-Co~ner Tenth
aod f!uGssreet- Res. ,. Cfirps p.ster rr.csv
prayer Ves'iss Al a. y -. Ffeaehlax at II
q IA. /. - ans! ~ y
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ealvsss{a Array Essessass Sunday prayer
y.s~ttax.. q -. HcssRess @e~.gcr !. a IA
family ssssAessrg. r. "a vxttaa meeting
n n, E.erst-sdy 10 cor!iaily invited. Raesaea.
slA Isektca street
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Chpisttan Churches,

Olympic Avenue Church Of Chriss-sis Oiym.
pic svenut. L. II. Moss. pastor. sunday school
~ 10 .. m; Preaching ~ II .. m. and TAI .. m.
Young p@opes meeting 1t $50 p m. Prays.
meeting Or Thursday ~ y, r. IN. Tho North
seattle clssctsic cars run within one block OF the
church
fifst chyistiau church-ssneca strssa. between
Third and Fourth. Rev, X. T.. Dunlap. pastor.
Residenc1 Ti2 Harrison street. telephone los
All sunday services Ia Ranke's bali. corner Filth
aad Plxe; streets. sunday school, as q IN
Miss Luc{ &. Pratt. suprriu tsndsnt Preaching
ns.. franLs..ao svessns .ns;sss 80, np ~.
tcspri,cs ia the gospels" junior Ensiesyor
society, tp tn. Miss \ Grant. superintendent.
Y. +. ;. q T. at s.n The orcnessra, rrof Back
mann. director. will accompany tas chorus
choir Ia THE evening aud will render fe "
choice ssaeeiloas. Communion every Sunday
after service.
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tnisapian Church.

tniiart.n church seventh. between PtSc and
Union y 81 Eslnt. IT,. pastor. Preaching To-
cav al u ~auday -sctsnni sad religious
s,udy ei.ss a. l. ~ p m Rev. arcy Power
OF Portland, viz pseSoh today.
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The regular o'clock rally al tho Y. NJ C. A.
bali wi. :uot b. held toiay. The associations,
VII toia 'ssta the y. {. I. L. meeting 10 be
held tn Hs First ". T. church. corner ThEsi
snd Msr:ia a. o'clock a ~ The meeting
viz D. Addressed by Mrs Mary Cement
EeSSltt, tie world. renowned tcnrersuee
lecturer: Her suffice, viii be. The Eavases of
nriaA ia :An lan4.
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Tho ES&nAHStrsl s1esefy Eneass In re.tis'
music hs.ii. iu. fFant street. ats ~ m snsgses
''invuia4soa aH3 hvS,atio ALI cordially IN.
vste1
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= ptsituAltsts.

Tire As4sslesa atom @; sps.i.usltsss second
atEeet ht.ll OF the A&ssaic fenaple. Children .
progressive lyeeua ST ! n IA. Iscrurs ai n n.
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Catholic Church of the sacred HEARTFELT and
sixth strsfs Conducted by the RedeInptorists
Mass at ~ 81 o. IN.
Cstho.sS church o! Our Lady Of Good Help
South FosIrtb and washipgton s;rcesa Rev r.
\. freioa.aine. pastor.
Cssho'la Church Of the Immaculate Ccncsp-
tlon-sixch sad spring streesa Rev. victor
ue!sand, =. J.. pastor. Conducted y the Jesn-
its EsrIi mass. q. IA. aud o solemn
hlsa mass. lo.D a. m sunday school. } r. m.
lnstructiIa aad benedlction. - r.
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STEAMER arcKrYR

Eseults ard rsfaT Htsas4 leAyes Merchants aarS
Eu-ssAv gaursstaF Aaa -aEarfAy ~ . III OF
ssstan 1 CIT AAa4Dts Ezax1f. -eASerg Iz4s-
ssrs. EasAsso HSsssspsrt Jaso- city sna snsee.
saefaEs yssgnss Axvsvtns N Casen cay A. .. "A
t<@vTs a.@a ttsy n- wednesday. Er1aAy
go sGsSay. AssiytsG 10 seats q .
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lulyersslissu.
SALVATION ARM.

. The Cciversslist sunday scAssl will meet ir
rreel's sgssi, csEssr Ntath ard oavs ssresss. 81
IL o c.ocS.
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Advent Churches.

Advent. Chr.ss!sa chsrei-on Warren street
hsli bice:, north OF Front sieost power hoasc.
services 81 II a n. Dr.. William Chapman. pas.
.Cg.
ssvsGti Day Adventis; chnrch-Soo Poplar
street. >sss;sse. sabbath school. 10 a. IN. SET
vsres, "a 4 m. every saturday. Prayer meeting.
"Wednesday evening - eciocx.
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eSoEaae "A NondAyA WedoaodAys and yStAayA
eoanecs came afternoon q EostAtcet With sseaA0
Sos rrnii CYeek kobeou. Aeison- 6A2foux Pilot 0ay,
Ainsvosth Xasio, and SLOGAN. and PASSENGER
arrivins from the noesA On thoss days .sa % -
socsiy throagh 70 Spe.ans. arriving 8 NSo y
Ap.. lesh. When DoneeAgoss VIII - tAsoooA -
o4uae dny.
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OfBAAERD.
DAcrric NAVIGATION co..
wHArCoN ROUTE.
STEAMERS STATE OF WASHIN0rON AND
sEHONE
Alternate on Following schsdaia
s se.s: ss s arssx. 90. scSs -.
Leave $50 pm 49,. seattle Leave 500 am
Leave IL 10 pm. =. Everett - Leave 1880 pm
Leave l:3o amsPt Townsend. Leave 500 pm
Leave A:vO am. .Anaco:fes- Leave $50 pm
Leave $50 am fa,rhaven Lave s:oo pm
sSseamer sehome calls at Fort Townsend every
alternate day In both directions
Connec.s 81 Everett daily with steauers for
saohomrsh Ri Yer poants; ~ seattle with steamer
NJ Tacoma with trans fsr west south and east,
Whatcom with {. r. r. r. trains for north and east
IA CONNER AND wHrpBY BLAND
STEAMER TAIRHAvEN
Leaves Seattle daily except Saturday. 900 . m,
for Everett La Conner AMI all WILDLY Island
points: arrives La Conner $50 p. leaves La
conner 6:OO p m. calling ~ same points; touches
Everets 30 q m. and arrives seattle 400 = n.
EVERETT AND sNoHoAIsR ROUTE
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Connects ~ Evefsti daily with boats 70 and rom
Whafcom Ia CcnDer aud Seattle for NArysyiIe
East Everett, Lowell and enohomish
y. R-rreixht shipped via our line soss through
Firsi-cIass services in eli Departmental
Headquarters In seattle, IesIes Docx.
Tor further Information address
- J. KATHBONE. 6eai Agent, Seattle.
FRANK WATEkHOCSE, Gent Mgr, Tacoma
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BORT Ay6ELEs. PORT TOWNSEND Dun
i Geness and seattle rca,e.
rIMR CAap
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday. May % 1924
Leaves daily except Non<.as q. follows: Seattle
IA. Townsend los arrives Port Angeles
z m l<sves Por Anxsses n tn; PORT
To~sssnc 30 p. M arrives seattle 10 n a.,
IAnsingA CITY pock seattle: Tfhn~s's Docx rof0
To~nsead: Mcrsss Dock. Port Angeles
HATCH RROS
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DACIrfc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
pispascA steamer irsm seattle . follows:
For San Francisco. via Por4 Townsend ana vlo.
sor,a ~ 5 r. m passengers received - beard asA
p M Juno 2. Z. IL, II. 20. 81.
For AlasxA June 2. Z. II. ~
From saA Francisco. Tor Victoria ana Puget ooun1
porta. ~ 4 N. June 4. g. -. 10, -, ~
Tickets may - ooaayneA .. the o0co u tAo 60
paay. ~ Ocean deck. sea,iia
GoopALI. PERKINS q CO,
General gents san FRANCHISE
J. n. JOHNSON. p. n supi. seastiA
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xAH wAn

RAIx Vars.
0sscI 1un 10 Az 1nA1uaspo
Aalan Dstsnh
CALIFORNIA
~ns n sAasss ssun -
ooCTHxAH PACIFIC coARAz8
~ ely nsas
xx1ocoH cALxSuaSIA
EAST AND SOUTH
I'm ecsusc ncrss o. rsn sAcuss sDAsa
R,s.rus. nesss 20 Los Aas.ss 80 rsssn nsa
osassie. >67-2A
prfLxAx srHYEr sLxxPERA
puIIMAx sEcoNp-cLAss sI1xplso CARS
AfsseA>1 - sxussss sraiaa easedsas sspss4ae -
eomncdassors foe ssrosd-csa0 passeaoefA
Fer r,sss. ,seksea. sasepsns Ger rsssrvasssaA
etc. cal cpea os ad6eooe
TYoNAaA A. GRAHAM, psssrses Passeaese AesoS
Lib PsciAe Ave (wssAsagssa hisea). rseo0A
~ aooxna Assistant Geaeenl Yruasae -
faaosaese Assnl PostSAn6 Or
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aAisvAs
sA1.1 xx@s ssxnHx
- q =, Lv....-sDekas& ......Ax 0:Se p -
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GODS TEMPLES.
here Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
nuvv Dsssassstsss SD ssesssy - sns
r,.v .e,yesented-HssYs % sss-
Asy 8ehesi Services

r churches will
hold services ~
usual today. the
third Sunday
sitter Trinity in
the church caien-
dss. At First
Baptist. Rev. ID.
J. Pierce. Of the
University Of See
attic tRaptisth
viii preach morn
ing and evening.
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Fly OF faE .YIYKR.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
yoos round trips daily exoepe sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minueoA
THE STEAMER sHLYRAs
1sgulsr daily anA sunday tripa. ueassle Tase0A
route. - 6oii0ws:
1AxI1e K4vucT
THUH9DAY. JUNE l.
TIME cABp.
LAave Tacoms-0:3O e:sn Q. m. 3 o. Sis p -
IAave ssasue-0s16 ll:&5 = NJ, $50 TOO p -
sOoUUDAY.
LAavo Toc0mA-o:30, ii 80 . m. l:3o p a.
Lave seastie-o 20 . N. 200. TOD p u
Landing af y. r. wharf, Tacoma and ConmeH
e.si deck. foot Of Marion ssrsst seattle
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G. o. Guy. IN. q. prsseri p.ior druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-26
STILL STEWART AND JONES.
The Nevada Senators Taking Turns In
MonopoliEing the Scnate's Time.

The Nevada Senators Taking Turns In
MonopoiiEing the Scnate's Time.
WASHINGTON, Oct % While the re-
cess of the senate expired at l0;30
yesterday it was fifteen minutes
later before any business was tram
sacted, as the last senator necessary
to make a quorum did not appear un-
til l0;45.
After some routine business Mr.,
Stewart of Nevada. resumed his
speech against the repeal bill He
said that he had found that where the
slavery agitation was most violent the
human intellect was most active. aud
that in Kansas and Missouri there
was a much higher average of intelli-
gence and broader grasp OF publ c
questions than in any other part of
the country With this preface, he
read D letter from gentleman in
Missouri sustaining his side of the
silver question.
The ABSENCE of a quorum was sug-
gested by Mr.. Power. A roll call de-
veloped a quorum and Mr.. Kyle of
South Dakota then moved that when
the senate adjourn il be to meet at u
4 to Al
Mr.. Stewart then resumed his speech
and at 1880, without concluding his
speech, yielded the floor and Mr., Jones
of Nevada resumed his argument
against the bill.
Without finishing senate adjourned
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CLAIMED BY TWO PERsoNa.


Ono OF the BATTLE Creek Dis4stcr Bodies
la Dispute
BATTLE CREEN, Mich, oct 5.-Dr.
Sweetland of Edwardsburg. Mich.
editor of the Argus, identified the
body of one of the victims OF the wreck
here last Fridaf as that of his sister.
Mrs. Eveliuc Aldrich OF Edwardsburg.
and the body was shipped To that place
last night To-day the coroner re-
ceived dispatch from j. d. Wood Of
Cato, y. Y, stating that the body was
that of his wife She was identih "a
by both men b. her clothing Mr.
Wood asserts That he has positive
proof that the body is that of his wife
and DIR Sweetland is Just as positive
that ii is his sister. Coroner Gihett
has teiegraphc3 the c.rcumstan ,es to
DIR. Sweetlard and Deputy sheriff
King has been sent to bring back the
remains. II is feared that legal pro-
ccedings will have TO be institute 4
before the body can be recovered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-26

The Michigan supreme Court Overthrows
the Women suffrage Law.
LANSING, Mich. Oct 21.-Thc act Of
the last legislature permitting women
TO vote at the municipal elections was
declared unconstitutional by the su-
preme court
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rHE Law AGAINST srRlKeas.
Kansas snd Texas Company Secures In.
InnetIons u Ioomls MIner. Arrcstrh

Kansas snd Texas Company Secures In-
functions -Locmis Miners Arrested.
MACON. Mo, Oct 25. At Kirksville
last night Judge Ellison of the circuit
court in chambers granted a temporary
injunction restraining siNty-iive men.
including the miners committees. the
leaders ~ the strike, the city aishal
Of Bevier. who is a deputy sheriff Of
Macon county. President Walters Of
kansas OF the miners union. aud the
agents and attorneys of the strikers
from entering upon the property Of
the Kansas and Texas Coal company
at Bevier and Ardmore. The coal com
pany charged that the coal miners had
couspired and inundated other men
who wanted TO work for the company
and that their property is in danger Of
destruction or damage
The United states marshal Of st
Louis, was in Bcvicr This morning
and arrested fourteen uf the lea lers
of the strike there. the Looms coal
company being in the han IS of United
states Receiver Bavlrl OF Kansas
City. The charges against the miners
Is trespass or intimidation
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DEMOCRATS QUIT.
THEY LAY DOWN ON The
SILVER STRUOOLE.
FIGHT ON REPEAL IS DROPPED.
senator Harris SO Informs the Free Coin
nge Republicans ON Behalf of Ills
Party Coliesgues-SenRtor Dubois
says Siver's Jig f. Jp-Clo-
turc to the Front Again
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Oct e5-At 1880
o'clock yesterday Senator Harris acting
for the silver Democrats, informed
the silver Republicans that the Demo
Gratis had concluded that, after taking
all the circumstances into considera-
tion, their best course was TO drop the
fight against the repeal bill and allow
il to come to vote.
Senators Cockrell. Vest, Harris and
Walthall were among those prese n t
at the conference which resulted in
the Harris announcement.
Senator Dubois OF Idaho, speaking
for the Western Silver men, at /
o'clock Yesterday, said: e'Our iig
is up The Southern silver men have
left us There will be some discussion
on the amendments of course. and de-
bate may be protracted for q week or
more. but We are beaten We give up
the fight"
TEXT OF rHE REPEAL. HILL
Following is the full text of the
Voorhees, bill, which will be substi-
tuted in the senate for the house bill:
That so much OF the act approved July IL.
l>s1 entitled An act directing the pur .haso
thereon. and for ether purposes, as directs
the secretary OF the treasury 10 purchas e
from time 10 time silver bullion 10
the aggregate amount OF 5000 ounces,
or so much thereof may be offered in each
month at she market price thcrSof, not eN-
ceedinz 81 for 2si - grains OF uufe silver and
20 issue in payment for such purchases treas
MY notes OF the United States he and tho
same is hereby repealed and it is hereby
declared 10 be the policy OF the United States
TO continue tho use Of both gold aud silver as
standard money, and 10 cain both god and
silver into money OF equal iptrinsic exchange
able value. such equtlty TO ba secure
through International agreement or by
such safeguards OF legislation as will
] insure the maintenance OF the parity in Val.
I ue Of the coins Of the two metals and the
/ equal power Of every dollar at all Tines in the
markets and IN the payments Of debts. And IL
/ is hereby further declared TINT the efforts of
l the government should be steadily directed TO
| the establishment OF such safe system OF
bimetallism with maintain at all times the
l equal power OF every dollar coined or issued
| ~ the United states in the markets aad in the
I pay mont pf debts
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NEWS NOTES.

Young NJ. Langdou, Dallas Texas.
merchant, was killed 10y an uuknown
assassin.
Mr.. CogsweN. Of Massachusetts has
introduced a hin appropriatug $780,
600 To EXTERN nate the gypsy mo.h
Another attempt is being made bv
Alexander stewart q break the will
of the late a I. stewart.
The footbridge on which Mrs Ade-
laide Crittenden and five children
hat-hee. Ala broke and three children
were drowned
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Another Wreck.

EFFINSHAM Ill, Oct 25-The out
bound passenger train on the Indiana
4 Illinois Southern railroad was
wrecked az 6 o'clock near here The
rear coach went down an embankmen,.
turning over twice with thirteen pas
sengers in IT. benjamin Jewell Of
this county. was fatally injured, while
all the other occupants of the car
were more or less seriourly hurt
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MONET Mo oct %. A meeting
of employees OF the st Louis and san
Francisco road WAS held here last
night with fully 6JD present Reso,u-
tions were adopted demanding that
the two months pa ment that were
due them be paid not later than Nov-
ember Is. Committees were appointed
10 present the resolutions to the man
agement aud arrange for full re re-
sentative meeting OF employees of the
system at Monett next Monday.
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IRAELEsroS, " va Oct s5.-J II
Miller, undoubtedly the oldest post
master in the United states died AT
Gauley sunday night lie was -
Years Old and was appointed in 1919
by President jackson lie has bee
postmaster Il Gauley contiCuous.y s.
since
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KIIsrEI- Mont, oct %. - Jack
White. alias Ben Hall the last Of the
gang that held up and robbed the
Northern Pacific express at Gray Cliff
last August. lies dead at the morgue
at this place, having been shot yes,er-
day afternoon about thirty miles east
Of here while resisting arrest
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WoRLp's FAIR GROUNDS, Oct 25.-
James d. Hutchinson aud Miss Lottie
Zickler came in from Waukegan, III
to-day, secured a marriage license and
took passage on the Ferris wheel.
When at the top the wheel was
stopped just before o'clock and the
couple married ESQ feet high in the
hir, The ceremony was performed by
The Rev. l. +. Hartman of Waukegan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-26

LoJIsyILLE, ny. uct -t-Jzme>
Andrew Demarree, founder and gan
reporter Of the order Of the Knights of
Honor, died at his home IN ,his city
THIS morning cf hcnorrhaFe 81 tn
stomach
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-26

MosrEyIuEo Oct az - Freder.co
Culnsvo L0reno has been proclaimed
pros isioHal president Of Braz. by Ad-
miral Nello 10 command ~ ihe jn>ur-
gent heet oreno Is the captail Of
one ~ the rebel warship>
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-26

OKLAHOMA. Ok. oct. .5.-Thc dead
body of l.. ID noNcll of Ere loricks
Chickasaw nation, was found near the
ice plant south of here this morning
lie was evidently killed for his money.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-26

BENTON, Mo. Oct. 25.-Fire yesterday
morning in the business portion Of
this place caused aloSs of S6r. .O0o. one
man received burns from which he
lied
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
ST. ANDREWS ASSOCIATION.
Another OF Its Pleasant Monthly
Concerts.

Last night the schoolroom of St.
Andrews Cathedral was we'll filed
on the occasion of the monthly con-
cert and social of St. Andrews
Church Association. In the absence
of Captain Mist, president, Mr.. Geo.
Harris occupied the chair. After
reading Of the minutes by Mr.. Stan
ley, secretary, there being no other
business the following program was
called off:
Koadlng. '..................M Mrs. McLennan
Mrs. Howard, Miss Wodehous 'e and Miss
Won Holt.
Piano Solo. Miss Mollie Atkinson
Duet Mrs. Howard and Miss Won Holt
song ''''.'..'.'...''.'.. MI, Hushes
Reading. ..................M Mrs. McLennan
Song Observation-Disclosures. Miss Clara Glade
Miss Atkinson, Mr.. Hughes and
Miss Glade had to respond to en-
cores. The trio and duet were loud,
ly applauded. Mrs. McLennan kindly
did double duty owing to the alb
sence of another elocutionist down
for a reading. She rendered two
humorous selections in good style
eliciting smiles during the reading
and applause mingled with laughter
at the close.
Rev. Alex. Macintosh, who open
ed and closed the proceedings will
prayer, addressed the gathering in ;
few words, between the concert anC
the social, asking the company tt
change places with one another 81
as to enhance the sociability. Ice
cream and sherbets, with a variet,
of cake, were then served on tete-a
tete tables about the room, and n,
ground of complaint was caused 70
any lack of sociability.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
Runaway Well Stopped.

One ,of Mr.. Sharratt's teams at
tached to a dray, while receiving
hay from the bark Mauna Ala this
morning, near the Fishmarket, was
started off by the falling Of bale OF
hay on one of the horses. When
near g. Brewer a. Co.'s building on
Queen street its career was stopped
short by the presence OF mind OF
one OF Hustace a. Co.'s teamsters,
who backed his team TO the build
ing across the path OF the runaway,
One of the runaway horses sustained
slight injuries, while the pole OF the
dray was broken,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
Afongs Allowed to Land,

The San Francisco Chronicle OF
the 22d has the following item:
Yesterday afternoon Collector
Wise received a telegram from the
Treasury Department instructing
him that there was no legal bar to
the right OF the Along family, late
ly arrived from the Sandwich isl
ands, to land. The Collector was
satisfied they did not come within
the provisions OF the exclusion act
but submitted the matter TO the do
partment.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
A Revival in Trade.

Owing to the financial crisis which
has existed both in the United States
and Australia, trade between these
countries has lately been rather de-
pressed. 1t is pleasant to note there
fore, that there are indications OF
the worst being past and that a
healthy revival in trade will shortly
take place. On looking over the
Alameda's manifest, BULLETIN re-
porter noticed that she carries a
cargo of about 1900 tons for Austria
liza, and on enquiry aboard it is
learned that close on 700 tons
freight for this port had to be left
behind at San Francisco this trip as
she was jammed full of cargo.