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The morning call., 1894-03-09

was bottle containing spirits Of ammo
ma, while scattered over the girls gar
ments, the bed clothing and the floor was
some OF the same drug.
All this indicates clearly that the dentist
made an effort to resuscitate the uncon-
scIous woman. but that he was overpow-
ered by the anesthetics which had been
given him before he was able to accom-
pllsh any good.
Concerning the mortgage. which it was
thought might be lost, DIR. Leek explained
mat 1t was securely stored away in his
office safe. The girls hand-satchel and
Whatever money she may have had are in
the same place.
Relative TO her jewelry DR.. Bowers has
ihaue statement which definitely locates
it,
Inc doctor explained that when about
10 treat Miss Aldersley he removed her
oraciets and placed them in tin box in
the dental apartments. The earrings and
Watch he stated were stored away in a
bureau drawer for safekeeping.
In regard to the movements of Leek and
Miss Aldersley during the greater portion
Oh last Sunday, it has been learned that
tbey remained in the dental Offices all day
and until about o'clock in the evening.
linen they went to Marchand's restaurant
TO dinner. and afierward attended the per-
Torrance at the Orpheum Theater.
Dr. Leek has made a statement to his
brother, j. G. Leek. which gives rise to the
Dellef that on previous occasion Miss
Adversely made another attempt at self
destruction and murder.
On the Goth of last month the two went
to the theater, and on their return sat in
tie dentists rooms drinking port wine
and chatting. Suddenly the girl was
taken what appeared TO be a spasm, and
performed the most dreadful cOntortions.
DR.. Leek hurried after a physician and
nnally succeeded in obtaining DR.. Noble.
when the dentist reached DR.. Mobiles
offices he also became i'll and was sub
]ected to violent attack of nausea. The
symptoms which he experienced on that
night he says were similar TO the ones
which preceded his illness of Sunday night.
In reference to this statement DR.. Noble
admits being called on to treat Miss Alder
sley, and acknowledges that Leek was
taken i'll in his office. He refuses 10 state
positively, however, whether any traces of
poisoning were found and maintains that
his only desire was to save his patients
and that when he saw that they would re-
The morning call., 1894-03-09

morning. and were driven to the residence
of Mr.. Mills sister, where the day was
quietly spent. and in the evening the
whole party went on TO Millbrae, where
Mr.. Mills country seat is located.
The trip through from New York was
made without a STOP, except six hours,
which were spent in Chicago, and Mr..
Reid Informed a CALL reporter that he
would probably remain in this State two
months.
Mr. Reid is suffering from an aggravated
attack of either asthma or bronchia |
trouble. and it is only with great difficulty
that he Is able to carry on even an
ordinary conversation. He said il was in
the hope that he would be able to fully re-
cover his health and to secure much
needed rest that the trip was taken.
Personally Mr.. Reid does not look to be
an III man, and aside from a somewhat
more noticeable pallor in the face, he has
changed but little since the memorable
campaign, little more than a year ago.
Notwithstanding his physical condition
and the fatigue incident to long ride
across the continent, Mr.. Reid consented
to talk little on subject that is at pres
ent receiving possibly more attention in
the East than on this coast. namely, politics
Il believe We have demonstrated" said
he, that notwithstand the fact that we
have a Democratic District Attorney in
New York in the person of John R. Eel
lows. we have nevertheless been able to
send number of Tammany's henchmen
to prison. and expect to send more Of
them, for the end is notyet. The political
conditions in New York State. like those
The morning call., 1894-03-09
DR.. VESTS NEW TRIAL.
A Supreme Court Decision Bearing
on the Case

A decision was rendered by the Supreme
Court yesterday which appears to bear upon
the case of DIR Eugene F. West, recently con.
victed of the murder of Addie L. Gimour.
w. L. Lane was recently convicted OF the
kiling OF j esse G. Foulk in Yuba County. An
app cal was taken 10 the Supreme Court on the
ground that medical testimony In the nature OF
privileged communication had been allowed
at The trial. In affirming the judgment of the
lower court the Supreme Court states: There
is no merit In he claim that privileged com.
munication as between patient and physician
applies in criminal case"
II will be remembered that at DR.. Vests trial
Judge WALL ce refused TO allow DIR. r. b. John
son TO testify regaid ding his examination Of Ad-
die Gilmour previous to her visit 10 DIR. West
This testimony, IL believed, would have secured
Vests acqulttal. 1t now looks as il West
must be granted new trial.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
His Boot Was His Purse.

Mamie Fitzgerald and Kitty Farley were
booked at the City Prison yesterday on The
charge of robbery. James Cunningham, an old
man from Sacramento, was in the Golden Gate
saloon, 40 i bird street, last Tuesday morning
and when he paid fol- drinks he took the money
from one of his boots. Mamie and Kitty en-
ticed him into back room, and while there
one Of hem held him and The other pulled of
his boot and took therefrOm $40, overlooking
SO gold piece. Cunningham called for help
but be says the barkeeper threw him into tile
street.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
IDLE AND STARVING.
An Aged Carpenter Commits Suicide
in Jefferson Square.

The dead body of an old man was found sit
ting on bench In Jefferson square by the
gardener yesterday. He was poorly dressed,
and an empty bottle that had contained carbOlic
acid lay at his feet 1t and some notes found
In his pocket told how aud why he had ended
his struggle with poverty.
His name was James Wilkinson. and he had
lived al cheap lodging-house on Howard
street be was carpenter and joiner and a
TAX receipt found In his pocket showed that he
had owned properly in YOlo County.
pocket diary:
Tired 10 death asking for work. Better be
DEAD and END The struggle. Half the time on
bread and water"
The old man had not a cent in his pockets.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
nv 4
He Says He Will Thrash
Navarro.
THE ITALIANS LAST LETTER.
1t Is Returned by the Irate
FrenChman.
TAINTED BY HIS ADVERSARY.
High Standing of the Instructor of
the Parish Club in His Chosen
Profession of Arms.
THE ITALIANS LAST LETTER
TAINTED BY HIS ADVERSARY

81 am done with. this thing; l have
nothing to say. This has gone too far."
and Henri Ansot. professor OF fencing.
looked as if he wanted to annihilate the
newspaper man who had called upon him
then and there.
For Professor Ansot was mad. He had
just been reading Maestro Nayarra's reply
to his talk, and the epithet the Italian had
used had gone home. In fact Navsrra's
position appears to be well taken, and so
The morning call., 1894-03-09
1T WAS HIS OWN FAULT.
Plourde Incurred a Great Risk With
His Ewes Open.

Judge Hunt has sustained the demurrer OF
Clarence Mathews ct al. to the complaints of
j. PlOurde.
Pourde was In the defendants employ as a
charger OF soda-water bottles and brought suit
TO recover damages received by the bursting OF
several bottles. The bottles had previously
been cleaned by Edwin Brown. whom Plourde
accused OF negligence and ignorance of his
duties.
Judge Hunt decided that the complaint did
not state sufficient cause OF action. In The first
place there was no evidence TO show that the
lad Brown was not a competent workman; in
the second Plourde admitted in his complaint
that he knew OF tile unsafe condition of these
bottles, aud there was no evidence that he had
accepted any guarantee from his employers
after making his protest 10 them on that score
The morning call., 1894-03-09
Heavy Damages Asked.

Patrick James Smith, Henry James Smith,
his son, aud Charles Thomas Leaver claim that
on Christmas night they were riding on milk
wagon on Hyde sIieet when they were run into
by California street car. All were more or
less injured. The elder Smith asks the Su-
perior Court 10 grant him $4,000 damages
against The company. while the other two seek
only $4,000 each. 1t is charged that the car
bOre no hpanIight
The morning call., 1894-03-09
EEKING HEALTH AND REST.
His Views on the Live Political
Questions of the Day.
MCKINLEY AND THE PRESIDENCY.
Mr.. Reid Predicts Speedy Return of
the Times Which Existed Before
"t1e Change" Came.

Whitelaw Reid, ex-Republcan candi-
date for Vice President, and the editor of
the New York Tribune, slipped into San
Francisco and out again yesterday so
quietly that hardly anybody knew of his
coming. He is accompanied by his wife
and their two children. his father-in-law.
D. o. Mills, and a large number of SER
wants.
The party arrived in the city yesterday
The morning call., 1894-03-09
SCENES IN RUSSIA.
DIR. De Kannet's Second Lecture Be.
fore the Teachers Aid Society.

DR.. Gregory de Kannet, The eminent Russian
traveller, delivered his second lecture last even
ing under the auspices of the San Francisco
Teachers Mutual Aid Society at Metropolitan
Temple.
"One Hundred Minutes In the Land of the
GAR was the subject selected upon this occa-
sion. which proved TO be as Instructive as il
from the east, through the holy gate erected in
honor OF Peter the Great, the speaker led his
audience through Nevski Prospective, show.
Ing TO great advantage the remarkable monu-
ments surrounding this historical square. The
grand winter palace OF the Car was strikinpIy
Illustrated by means of series Of stereopiicon
views.
with occasional characteristic bits of scenery
within the walls OF old ST. Petersburg, pictured
and described as they were, proved 10 be the
most interesting feature of the evening.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
The Unemployed Women.

City and County Attorney Creswell sent a
communication TO the Board of Supervisors
yesterday, stating that, in his opinion, the
board had no power 10 appropriate the $1,000
collecied from special privileges for the relief
OF unemployed women for The reason here Is
no power conferred upon the board To give
away any parts OF the public funds. however
worthy the recipient of the gift may be.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
MiSuSed the Mails.

Charles Williams. alias Whitman, was ar
rested al his home, 4461a Natoma street, by
United States Marshal Munckton. He is the
proprietor OF an insectcide and is charged
win ID wing used the malls for the purpose of
advertising his patent and swinGing people In
Los Angeles. He was logged IN the County Jail.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
Sidney Bell Again.

The Supreme Court has denied motion for
new trial in the case Of Sidney Bell, sentenced
10 sixty years imprisonment for robbery
The motion was made on the ground that
Bell was moi tried within the statutory Sixty
days. The Supreme Court decided that there
was no evidence 10 show that Bell had offered
any opposition 10 the repeated poslponements
of his trial.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
Judge Slack Feels Cold

Judge Slack decided yesterday that IL the
Board OF Supervisors failed in their duties and
refused 10 supply him with fuel for his court
Dom he would apply elsewhere. So he issued
pei emptory order 10 Sheriff McDade 10 SUNNY
MN al once viii Ion OF the best " Wellington.
The morning call., 1894-03-09
Love Turns His Back

On slovenliness, regards the teeth. Keep them
pure, all ye who wish to be beloved and caressed
SoLODoNT is uneQualed as means OF whiten-
Ing, polishing and preserving them.
The morning call., 1894-03-09

Take IL without discomfort or ex
pense-"The Can's" excursion to Yo-
semitic.
The morning call., 1894-03-09

The COSMOPOLITAN Real-estate Association
was dissolved and dlsiDcOrparated by Presiding
Judge Heboard yesterday CD its own petition.
, 1894-09-21
abe"oblatt Der autnota #taas Betunna, greHap. s1. 8eptnrber 1894.

b0n0elte ltCb III 0iciem Sale nm OtiQinne,3
BON Dollars, iOpje I'M Die 9fccbtS9i lttgfeit
BON Batentcn, wel6c alf bic @rftnoung
g|ciDtller 2lpparatc fiY eIeftriibe 5riebtraft
au5geitelt itnb. Die 2inoeQ 6aillpaD So.
f~un8irtc in bicien Safe nur pro lorna
ais 8cflagte. SIN cigentltden Sintc mar
bet BroScB gegen Die 0eneral Glectric 60,
icnc mtlIionenrcicbe Sruit9eieui4aIt, 9e5
ribtet, Don iuelcber bic 2inDeu 8aillpQD 50.
tDre OlOtorcn inter benz 8orbe0alte, gegcn
ie8lid9e eini6tG8ige ScbaocncrioBf(agen ge>
lf9lBt 81 letn, beSOg. Die fld9eriid)e
Bartet nldcbte gelten0, OaB ibre Batent@
redbtc, iUelcbe tie am "a. SUM 1884 crlangt
babe, bon Der Oerflagten perlebt noroeu
leien. 9tcle Batcntreebte be3ieben licb auf
einen eIeftrilben Ofotor, bic 0erbiuoung
nit Ser 2(cble Der Grcibr6oer, bie Eager, in
lpeldben Die 2Icbie rubt, iolpie DerIcbicoene
GnOcrc 8eftanDtbeile, Sic beutSuta9e beim
8etriebe zines eleftriI6elt Q8a8en5 benrBt
per0en. Sn Der ricbterlicbelt Gnticbeibung
Dtr6 SolgeuocS gelteHD gemocbt: y8on
alien ben eripGDntelt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tDetlel mar lltcbt Elm ~etnjigtr men, ais I'm
6aS 8atent nacbgeiubt pur6e, lon6ern 6iez
ielben tpur0en ibon bnmaL3, ia lOgar lc6on
DOr iener d3ett, in NntpenDuu9 ge6racbt.
Sn Ser NbamS Combination ipurbe auerz
bin95 bic 6orm bieier 8elton6tbcile gez
du0ert, ober in Ser 6auptiacbe lparelt lfe
OOcb nicbt nelt. 98aS Die 3uiammenz
fteuung bet Deri1iebenen 8eitanbtbeilc an
b%eIan8t, 10 fdut bo5 BET Der Grfin6ultg
nicbt in 8etrocbt. SIM Sabre 1880 macbtc
@biion in Wtenlo Borf in 9tem ScrleD nit
elmer 2otontDttue @gperimente, tpelde burcb
Gleftri3itGt betrteben iDurDe uno iGmmtlicbG
Glemente oer G~rfin6ung Ser &ld8erin in
it6 pereinte. GarL Q8iLbcIm Clemens Oon
Berlin erlan9tc ein britii9e5 Yotert ouf
eineu WtotOr, Ser bcrett5 inter Dem in 8cz
megung SIT leBen6cn &0rper angebroc6t
ipar. Sin G0nli9e5 8atent erDielt Soicp0
st. Tinnep. 9ie ~ein3ige g}enerung in benz
8atent Ser Gld8erin lit Die, oaB iie cine
9ofonlotipe in einen BaiIa8ieripogcn um9ez
ip0n0elt bat. Na0 reifltbcr 8ritfung
idmntli6cr ctnl6l6gi8er 0ofun1eutc un6
Der 2tr9umentc oct beiberieitigcn Nnmdlte
bin ib Don Der Stid)5oltigfcit oeS 8atente5
Der &ld8erin ni1t ~iiber3eugt." Die Qtbanl8
electric 60, ipelcle BON Or. @elttn9ton
QOa1nS in ct. Souls gegriil1bet mur6e, be-
abii6tigt, 9eeen Obi8e Gnti0ej6nng 8ee
rufung eit3ule8en.
, 1894-09-21
Stdottibes.
Wirren IN WiImette.

9te fletts, unrnittel6ar n0roLtcb bon
GDaniton betc8el1e 0rtlcbaft Ntln1ette,
rDelc9e fiir5Lic6 BET elmer Qtbitimmung ben
QlnicbLuB on GDaniton able6nte, befin0et
it'd in GROCER 8erLege1Deit. Gin WitgLie6
bes 0eu1etn0eratbS mabte in Der lebten
SiBun9 belielben 6arauf olfmerfiaut, oaB
Der 8iltageSGlerf S. s.. 9rurD e5 Deridumt
babe, inner6aLb zines WfonQt5 nacb 2l1z
naDn1e Der 8ertDiQigun8 uno Deri6iebener
Sr6inan5en bic 8etpo6ner oer Sr1Id5aft
bur9 cine 3ettung ober Qlnicbla95ettel pa7
BON in 8enntntB 5u iebet unO Qbpofat
Seize 8aI6Din betreff9 bicler NngcLegenbeit
ltm lein @uta6ten bcIra8t, Fat enti6ie0en,
oaB Die 8erDt4tgun9 un0 Sic nit oerielben
an9eno1nmenen 8eror6nungen unge1eBlid)
ii16.
'SeBt lit 6oQon6 in 9tot6. Die Gruitee5
Daben 5ur 8eietttgultg Der S6lpterigfeitcn
uur 5tpet W}itteI: @ntpeber ntit5Ien iie
mtttellt BetttiDn baS @inDerItQnouiB BET
Sttntm9e6er erloltgcu ooer ite miiiien cine
Spe3taltDaDI anberaumen ltnb lid 6a0urcb
Der @cfabr ausieBen, ooB onoere 2eute an
tDrer Steue ertDG9lt perben. Sic baben
oesDalb 0aS ~erftere O2itteI benuBt unb Sic
BoLt3etntadAt, beitebenb aus benz Yoli5iiten
Der in ieincr Bcrlon bic @trbe
zines BoLt5eicbef8, &apttanS, 2teutez
ltont8 &C. Dereintgt, ~beauftragt, ltnteribrif>
ten 81 ianmeIn. 9bcr McOanielS bate
l6lccbten @rfoIg. 0iejeni8en, tpeLcbe fir
cine Nnglieoerun9 8eltimmt bGtten, !adten
t0n aus Hno Die @e8ner Der angenommenen
8erorOnungen ipieleu iGm Sic 30iir.
S9lieBIi9 perOen Sic GemeinberGtbe bod
tpobl in ben lauren QtpfeI DeiBelt unO cine
Speai0Lmahl o]nbernurnen mIiielt.
, 1894-09-21
& aneiSct nfefes aus.

g8ir erridten cine neue Sto0t Gonen5 GeOorburg in
Mti99an. an einem i0Ouen Sub mo brett am See .9e=
SIR t6nnt 9roBe Gotten (43x135) fir $40 bis $500 6o5
Sttd fauten. mir baucn Gu1 EN- Sous uuo lancn Gub
abbe3obIen, lDie rs GtA am bCitet poBt &ontmt mo
beuDt ms iofUrt. Geoc Got miro am gritcn leOen D&o=
mats INN S. in Brciie erBbBt &ouft Jest cine. &eine
9elmrdnfung bcim 8oueu. 50 9duier. . MtubIeH. 2dz
frcte ~tQuitrirte Garte. 6rete G%rrcurftof. n@ebar6urg
5Oluuite 60, 3iumer sos. $40. 1870 Dearborn Ctr.
yte9mt GleOatUr uod Dem 3. Slur. lliplmf
, 1894-09-21
SDSeS=0Gtt3eioe.

Sreuuoen rno &erlpoubten Die ~trauriqe g%taGlribt. boB
nelne tuut9it 9euebte GObter unO uuIere Sdmeiter Sett0
noG tur3em &et0et am 10. Sentember, NbenOS 6 lIbr,
in glitter pm II SG9ret 9 W|Ouoten ielt9 i'm 9erru ent=
Idlofen III.
9te 8eerOt9ur9 finbet am Sorutog, ben %. Sept, nm
balb 3Dei llDr gtat9mlttogS, Oom Sr0uerbauIe 81 O3p=
&belluaDme bitten Die trouern0eu 0tuterbliebeneu
&arDIitG 6ttcsbnd), Wtutter,
GbrtIttro 6ebni9er, Seu1te, &t3Ste NIB Soon 9riess
bad, @eI0lpiiter 9etmot SeBni9er, S9p09er.
0ISn2t
, 1894-09-21
@rnn0eiqentbam
Gotten in u. 9. 9slns,s gsD.rs Cat. eubsipifOn.

Gotten in a.. 9. 9eius's gsDsrs Sof: 9ubbiOiiSn
auf aagemeuHsH gguuia Der 3abIrstdsu gsiudsr pan
psrru beings Tarzt am goryers Safe in @iseOHfH if
bic 2ats.5rOnt in Gotten ~aUsssIest uHb in ben Wtortt
ge5ra6t. gOfDsrs Gate 1T in spsiitaHsIgsr 5nbrt nit
Der Nortb Wsftsrn.gobH gu srreibsn, Iiest nobs Der
Station SeMen Juutttou. @iscOnfn. Bic fur5s JGbrt
BON Genoa Junction ann 9afe lift REID an SsensrlsH uHh
seludbrt cine serrIuss ausf9t ouf bus berumItsssHbs
Gerratn. Sic Soften BADEN idmmtIi6 so Sup SuofrOEi
aH Gee uub isIbf i'm betSeIteH CONNER Gebt Elm be.
fdnbis fl5Ier winb osm Shben hber ben Cafe uHo hHA
i'll goIse Der S.6frout unb beg ftetlg thbIsu Wiuess
Oiei, Gotten Die bsg,brteftsH am goHJeH 2efs; re babeS
cine Siefe ben 500 5ak fub NIT ben f@6Hftea
Gaattsnbdumen. He Gi9sr, Bg8su, gessrn, unb eaerIsi
5dtRaseDd@fsu b~sItaH0eR, erbebeH ftp tbetlD.Iie5 so Gus
lber ben Gee unb bieten cine atalsrGfae ausI9t Hbsr sH
cine wteiIe brsiteH nnS slpel WteiIeH IoHgeH Sss, iDsla<T
an s9bubstt unb ecsnsrlsH BEN safe Gesssa, BEN ba
~Iie5teittu Gee MistOuftns, sleiafOnmt. 8us tIars
Waher. eOu giieHqueBsn gsHdRrt frsi bon aaeH SUWof.
pflausen, Der ioubige SpbeH biet.H Die f4sTftsH 9ass.
pI6Bsi ~5oBIret9s Slide, BoOtiabrsR uub esasIH IabsE
gu hieIem Short. Gar geAsanftottsn, gate gsrsIssuus
uus preEIpts 8erbinNuhs slpiihsH Der Citation esHss
SuHetion NIB benz Cafe If gsIergt.
9lur 55 Gotten fne sOrbauOsu; f:irs 5omiGIs uno
RaturIiebbabsr fOatsu ss unt.rIaTen, fs cine sauitsGs
su faeru. gdbere austunft ertbsiIt fOsOis gIattsn
oerIsueet
&. MeIma
1885 itpauf.e gos.
sber Simmer so, 0p. 7e So Gale Cir.
1asinigsr assWt. SsIO. nab gGzbatf6aft
, 1894-09-21
l(ene An7eiaen.

Ollie GoeessAn3eieer, peIdpe fir ole
mOreen.2tus9abe DER nJainois Stats
3eiturs" anfee9ebeu werocn, erf9einen fofen.
fret i'm QbenobIatt. Die 0nnahme pom 2n=
3eisen fir GAS IbenobIatt fdlte6t um u uhr
ntitta9s, fir ole moreeRzNuseabe an 10 uhr
NbenSs.
, 1894-09-21
8ehOrbet:


GerponOten unO 5reuu0eu Die trouriqe gta1ridt. boe
llelH 9eltebter Sotte 6I)rtItOpber S9OJSen am N(ttts
fup1. ben IS. September. Inn l. ltbr N0dmittaQ8, inn
after bon 81 SoBren, lonft entIdtofeu lit. Sic @eeroi=
9lIng ttuoet lt0tt AM Saultaq, ben %. Sept, M}prueuS
8 llbr 80 9jtmteu, pom 5rauerb0uIe, 209 Eurouer Str,
aus nab Der Ct. 6runCtS Stride uto Don 0Ort uadl benz
ct. BUnii0cIuS 8Dttesadcr.
8ie tiefbetribte 28ittlpe
Oiatia Ssuu5et.
So6u &ou5eu, Sobn; Sennle &Du5en uro TrG2 Qnna
GaIpQrS, SUGter.
, 1894-09-21
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Il fSs 81 k5GfS G9SHTy F1R #
Brooklyn, in the State of New York, on the 31st
Gay OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent Of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount OF Capital Stok paid up in
, 1894-09-21
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal NatAmpDt OF the READING FIRE
II o'~VOlhVut INSURANCE COMPANY of
Beading in the State of Pennsylvania ON the 31st
gay OF December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
, 1894-09-21
observation-disclosures.

6oGgen6e 6eiratbSlBcine wur6en beute
bon 6errn Sa(omonion i'm Bureau ocs
&DuntDzGlerfS au3geiteQt:
, 1894-09-21

- Oas 2erin9ton 6otel, >pel6e8 fur3
Dor Gr0ffnung Der Q8cltouSteult1n0 nit
einem &Oitenaufpon6 bon 81, 900, 900 err
baut toUrOe, 1T baourb fit Die Summe
BON $6,410.73 DOrI<fig in Sic 6Gnbe BON
Q8iGiam WtiQS ilber8c0ongcn, DaB oeriel6e
Die fGui8cn Steuern be5aDlt bat. 3icIe
&batlobc ipridt nicDt icbr 9iinitig fir ben
ttnan3ieuen a3uitanO ocS llntcrnebmenS,
ipenn cS AUDI Dem bctrcilcnoen 6rn. N{iuS
nid3tS ipcitcr einbrjn8t, ais cine CUTE Ser
%8tnlung letneS 0u58ctcgten @clbcS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-17
REV. Mr.. GILLAM's FAREWELL. e
This Evenings Service Will b the Last
Of the Series.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

--~-N
Of the Series.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
DUNMoRE, Pa, Jan. 16. Rev Ralph
Gillian, who has been holding revival
at the Presbyterian church during the
past week, will deliver his farewell
sermon Wednesday evening, and tick
cts have been issued to those wi hing
to attend. Every one is admitted. but
the ones holding tickets will be sure Of
a good seat,
Mr.. Gillam'S labors in this section
have been productive of much good
and he leaves large number of con-
verts behind him rs proof of his
jealous Iabors. Mr.. Gillian expresses
himself highly satisfied with the weeks
work and say his anticipations have
more than been filled as he never be-
fore undertook evangelistic work in q
single church.
On all other occasions he has been
engaged in union meetings, and from
here he will go to Marshall, Mich,
where lie will commence a revival
that will include the combined efforts
of eleven large churches. A large
building has been prepared for his use
as was the tabernacle for B. Fay Mills,
meetings in Scranton.
Mr.. Bronson who assisted Mr.. Gill
lam has contributed in no small mau -
ner to the success Of the undertaken &
and his brightface and sweet voice will
long be remembered by those who
were fortunate enough to attend the
meetings. Services were held both
this afternoon and evening and were
largely attended.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-17
BRIEF FAcToRYvlLLe TIoINGs.
Crisp and Readable Presentation Of the
Village Happenings.

Village Happenings.
Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
FACToRYvILLE. Pa, Jan. 10 Mrs.
H, N. Capwell spont the day at the
homo of DR.. Taylor in Hopbottom
Rev. w R. Turner, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church, left here
Monday morning for a four months
tour through Europe and the Holy
Land. A young man from Wyoming
seminary will fill his pulpit during his
absence. At tue Sunday morning SER
vice Pastor Turner gave brief sketch
of his proposed tour, which was very
interesting.
o. f. Flippo, state secretary Of the
Baptist Publication society, spoke At
the Baptist church this evening and
will speak again tomorrow night on
the work of that society.
The ice harveSters are busy gather
ing "hard water which is clear as
crystal, the finest gathered in several
years.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap.
tist church will serve supper at the
church tomorrow afternoon from to
$50 pm.
Rev. o. L. Severson, of Sayrs. Pa,
formerly pastor of the Methodist
church of this place, will deliver a
lecture here Jan. o. subject. THE
White City and What Saw Admi5-
sion 10 cents. Proceels for the benefit
of the Epworth leasus. Mr.. S,vsrson
is too we'll known here to need any
thing more than the mere announce-
ment to secure large audience
Interesting meetings are in progress
at the Baptist church this week,