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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
MISS S1EVENsON's FUSERAL.
Brief Services Mt acknowledgements Sent
to Illinois

ASHEVILLE, n. C., Jan. 19.-There
was a brief funeral service at the Bat
terry Park Hotel at 2:3O this p. NJ. over
the remains of Vice-President Stevenson
daughter Mary Stevenson. 1T was con-
Quoted by Rev. r. f.. Campbell, pastor o.
the First Presbyterian church. The
floral offerings were prOfuse and beauu-
full. The funeral car left here at 1856
this afternoon. attached to a west-bound
train. 1t will reach Bloomington late
Sunday night. where the remains will
be taken to the residence OF John G.
Stevenson brother to the Vice-President.
The funeral will lac held from the Second
Presbyterian church Monday at Z. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
COST OF ANUFACTURE

Yard Wide Atwood SOC. Quality In
grain Carpet. here at soc.
Yard Wide COc. Quality Ingram Carpet
here at 39c. "ard.
Yard wide SOC. Quality Ingram Carpet
here at 3)c. yard.
soc. Brussel Mats hoIe at Ice. each.
$50 Smyrna Rugs here at Sl29
White, Baby Carriage Wolf-Skin Robes
here Al 81.
81 Quality Brussels Carpet here at Coo.
yard.
yard.
zoe Quality Brussels Carpet here al &c.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

The vaudeville Club" is the name OF
an organization of amateurs just formed
here, with Mr. Howard Holland as man.
ager. The club numbers twenty persons,
which is the limit OF membership. II is
proposed by the club TO give entertain
ments this winter and the coming spring
for the benefit Of charitable objects, 10
which they will turn over the entire pro-
cceds derived from their performances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
ILr ~ INNOCENE
lie Has Letter from Britt which Full '
FShonrrate~ Hun.

A few days ago l.. s. Ely was brought
back 60 this city from Mex YORK 10 De
tried for ,mht element lie was formerly
q clerk in the house OF G.. -. Neriier
CO.. aad was charged by that nrm with
having defIauded them ont OF amounts
slightly over 500. II appeared wren Fly s
case came up before justice Crulcahtid
that the firm had been to- haSty in pre-
ferrins their charges. and MAT IN con-
alteration Of certain amounts which the
firm were indebted 20 Mr. Ely for, that
there were no grounds for the charge.
and the case vas dismissed al the re-
quest OF G.. T.. Nerdier & Co. IL was also
stated that Ely, the night before he left
the ely. had robbed Mr. Frank Gregg. at
the Davis House of 500 There was only
clrcumsiantial evidence agains. Ely ON
this cha"gc.
Yesterday Nj Charles r. Aull, a law
yer OF Phiiadeirhia, who has been en-
gagged by Ely, stated to me that on We'd
nesday night. when ne arrived In this city,
he was approached by a lawyer. who
requested that he make good the 500
Mr.. AulI said that the lawyer stated
10 him that Mr.. Gregg had made the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

ON next Tuesf,y morning at 10 o'clock
the Court OF Inquiry viii assemble in
the Res mental ar'nory, that has been
appointed upon Toe request OF the Of
ficers Of the res..1iant who had Oeen
censured by Colonel Henry G. Jones for
dismissing an enlisted man who was
TO appear as accused before a court mar
tial that. rs they GouGht, had been
Illegally called.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
MEYER s,
SIXTH AND BROAD.

OF course we make losses-good many
Of them--we know it, and do It prudentiy.
1t helps us to get ria OF this seasons
goods before the season Is over, and helps
you to save money. One week more for
us-for you--before we begin TO take stock
and take peep into the new things for
spring. Wen begin this week by offer
ing some startling prices. which should
pretty near clear the shelves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Generosity Appreciated.
Headquarters

headquarters
Lee Camp Soldiers Home,
Chas. =. Bigger. Commandant,
Richmond, Va, Jan. 10, 1895.
Mr.. Hermann Schmidt,
Agent for James r. Pepper & Co.,
Lexington and New York:
Dear Sir,-Your letter accompanied
with case of "Old Pepper Whisky"
which you generously contributed 10 Lee
Camp Soldiers Home. has been received
The Board of Visitors accept the same
and tender their thanks. which / hereby
transmit. The blood of many of the Con-
federate veterans at the Home has be-
come thin by the chilling influence of
age, and "Old Pepper Whisky will ami
mate and invigorate them when their
physical wants call for st.mulants.
| desire 10 express my appreciation OF
your remembrance Of the heroic defenders
of our Southland With high regard.
Very truly yours,
CommAndant Lee Camp Soldiers AoEns'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

The physicians appointed by the Board
of Health TO undertake a hOuse-to-h house
visitation and yaccinate all who are
willing 10 be inocculated. started out yes
terday morning. They will present their
first reports at the Office of the Board
of Health tomorrow morning and will
continue 10 90 SO every morning there
a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Ladies' AnIili ~.

A meeting OF the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
will be held in the parlor of the build
ing on Tuesday next. at IL \. NJ. All
members are earnestly requested 10 at
tend, as this viii be the last meeting OF
the auxiliary. and business of importance
will be transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
WHITE GOODS.

so pieces-2,5oO yards-5 patterns OF eight
cent quality Check Muslin will be sold
at five cents this first week of the sale
of White Goods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

s. Smyrna Rugs here at $l59
yl.5O smyrna Rugs here at 98c.
$l.2j Quality Best Body Brussels Car
pet, in length from 20 p yards. here az
0Oc. yard.
piece Sl.25 Velvet Carpet here at Soc
yard.
so smyrna Carpets here az $2j.
50 Smyrna Carpets here at $3.50.
80 Smyrna Carpets here at $3.50.
White Wolf-Skin Rugs, full size, here
at sl.9S.
Gray WoIf-Skin Rugs. full size, here at
Sl.y5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
THE NORFOLK DECISION.
JUDGE HKNCKEL'S ACTION IN TIE
LIQUOR CASES COMMENDED.
MAYOR Petite speech To tho Police Creates
Senss,ion-Eight Damage
Suits brought.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. Especial -
Mayor Petits talk 10 the police last ovn-
lR was the talk Of the town to-day. The
Mayor was OF the opinion that Police
Commissioners Nerdier and Bolton have
been running the force long enough with
out the sHEhtcst regard Tor the dignity
OF his position. 1t is said that should
the Commissioners who appear TO be
absolutely ignorant Of all law aud rules
OF custom. Ovcrstcp the well Defined
BOUNDS laid down by the Mayor, that they
will be- suspended In short order. me
Mayor this morning SAID that Ne "ou'n
certainly retain Mr.. ". +. Gregory as
clerk of the board, that ne would ceruiy
20 the correctness Of his payroll ana
mat ne would get his money.
JUDGE mlxcKE.'s DECISION.
The LAWYERS Of Norfolk generally en-
{ aorse Tho able decision Of Judge HcnckcI
IA the liouor case. Judge hcnckei mas
made "a very favorable impression, ana
lhose who know him best declare that ne
All ne one Of he wiscst and most use
ia judges ever upon the bench OF the
lornOratiou court OF Norfolk. lie - q
ma of fine appearance. superb face. well
rounded education. and q wei equipped
lawyer OF judicial turn oi NINA
IN. Confederate veterans OF NOriok
A
,ersary of the birth of General X. l..
10 There was speech making and 9TH
A. ,yc1,yecs af the Iickctt-Buchanau
Camp. followed by a grand banquet at
an ST. James Hotel
Asrlr IoE $4,000.
Mr. Fraley. o. dealer I'm furniture in this
,ify. q few Gays ago bought from a wei
lpovn negro man. two oil cans, for
which ne paid thirty cents. W. Il. White,
q yyell-kuown painter happened by Mr..
I,raIc,.s place. saw the cans. and claimed
tneu slyIu@ that they had been stolen
from him. AIR. Fraley refused 10 give
I'M, tbc cans, unless White Would prove
his owncrship. White secured ciVh
warrant 90 obtain the goods. which was
given 90 "a police othCcr to execute, th"iB-
ins that Fracy held the goods Improperly.
'rbe polio, officer, instead OF serving no
lice ON Fraiey to appear before a. justice
and show cause why the cans should not
be- delivered 10 White, he being entitled
to five days notice. arrested him ana
brought him 10 the station In the patrol
WAGON. where he was searched. The
u1licr Justice dismissed the case, and Mr.
I,ralev now brings suit against the city
for $1,000 damages. This makes the
eighth suit against the city. directly and
indirectly brought in the last SIX
months.
CAN'T TREAT" TIE COTS.
The recent order Of the police com
missioucrs to the men on the force TO
arrest all persons who may at any tlme
ASK them 20 take a. drink, looks IKE
conspiracy 10 nu tho courts with damage
suits and bankrupt the city's treasury
n is safe to say that IN the last few
davs more policemen have been invited
ont 10 take something for their stomach 8
sake than before In the past twelve
months. So far. nobody has been ar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
DO You want to Buy n Piano

Call and examine our mammoth stock
Of new Upright Pianos in ebony rose
wood oak, walnut, and mahogany cases
OF latest designs. Standard makes, low
est prices, easy terms.
WALTER D. MOSES e. CO.
No 1903 east Main street tOppo. Z. %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Muslins, sheetings,
COttOnS.

Haven't you heard of the way
Bleached Cottons, Muslins and SheetnSs
have been selllng here? Not a word has
been said in the newspapers about IT,.
yet thousands of yards have gone out
of the house and thousands more will go
this week. Come in and take a look over
the prices.
Yard-Wide Colonial brands.
Pillow Case COttOn-all widths
Bed Shceting-ail widths.
Sheetings free from dressing.
81 width, l5c. a yard; IA width. lie.
yard.
4 fun lO-4 Extra Heavy Sheeting, 22c.
yard.
1911 Linen Sheeting, nc. a yard.
i5-iEch wide Pillow Casing. Sl-2c.
Woven quilted Dining-Table Lining or
silent Cloth, washable, I5c. yard.
Ready-Made Sheets and Pillow aad
Bolster Cases. hemned on lock-stitch
machines with O. n. T. spool Cotton
made from cloth torn from piece.
thus preventing pickering after wash
ing You waste your time making
them while we sell at these prces
l0-4 Bleached Sheets. SOC.
1914 Utica Sheets, bJc.
Single BED Sheets, Boo.
Hemstltched Sheets. s5c.
Pillow Cases TO match, 25c.
Pillow Cases. l-4c.
i5x36-inch Case. II l-2c.-not made cross
wise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Nzxseeey- az stzsseo1k
long at the rate wise, economical and
knowing people have been buying.

ionS at tHe rate wise, eCoUomts2t oAO
knowing people have been buying.
The 81 and n Heavy Refer Jackets
have been selling slowly even at the
reduced price OF $50. but they will
surely sell at this weeks price OF
Sl.s5. There Is a goodly assortment OF
2i-2 TO ie-year sizes.
Big Boys and Young Mems Long Pants
su.ts-Coat. Vest and Pants-S2.J0 for
your choice of any we have. surely
you never saw any kind Of long pants
suits at such a price.
Little Boys to Z years-Fancy Braid.
ed Refer and Fauntleroy Suits are
now $3.50. This refers to the former
IS, 81. s. and 81 ones
Little Boys and Big Boys Knee-Pants
Suits. rhe + and 81 ones advertised
last week have all been sold. but tho
many 81 and si.50 ones are here In al
most every size. and still selling for
$50.
Boys listers take greater tumble this
week. We are determined not TO have
one left TO pack away. You can pick
your choice from our entire assort-
ment, no matter what its former
price, for si.s9. It's Meyers way OF
clearing stock before stocktaking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
sEARcEY poEs NOT SEE HIN.

Searcey. who is in the same Jail, had
no communication with MOrganfeld. as ne
retired to the upper story, apparently
for the purpose Of avoiding any meeting.
The prisoner was brought here in charge
Of Sheriff Charles l.. Kennedy, Supcrin-
tendent A. +. Esten of Pinkerton's agen-
cy at Philadelphia, and Harry Murray,
one of the express messengers who was
held up. 1t is expected that the trial
will come off at the next term of Stafford
County Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Bows Clothing.

Never was so easy to clothe the boys.
hut this good fortune VIII end. The two
big stocks we've been reducing won't last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Specials in the
Carpet-ROom

81 Chenille Portieres, 81. SO.
So Chenille Portieres, Sl.15.
s. Cheaile Portieres. 50.
$50 Chenille Portieres. -.
$40 to sI5 Chenille Portleres, $50.
s3 Goatskins-black, white and gray
81 20.
$3.50 Baby Fur Rugs.........,...,.... NC.
81 Wrapper Blankets. yscs
s. Lined Fur Rugs. ....,'''''''''''''''s-.
35c. Tinsel Drapery .............'......'' Ec:
81 30 M,chehne Quilt ..................'.N; %
81 Bedspreads .....: 9'c'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
TRAIN ROBBER IN JAIL.
MORGANFIELD ARRIVES ATfFRED
ERICKSB URG.
His Old Partner, Ssarcey. Refuses to
Greet Him-The Prisoner Obstinate
and suiien Along the Rous~,

TREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. 10
Special.-Charles a. Morganneld. the
Aqua creek train robber. whose extradl-
ton has cost the State of Virginia so
much trouble and so much money, reach
Ell Fredericksburg to-day at l O'Clock.
and IS safely lodged in the Jail here
Norganfie.d's trip fc0m Washington to
Fredericksburg excited great interest,
and al Quantco about one hundred PEG
pie boarded the train TO see him, and
had to be forced off By the officers in
charge OF the prisoner.
At Brooke an equal number had col
lacted, and climbed on the steps and
hung on 10 the windows OF the car in
hopes OF getting sight Of this now cele-
brated character. When the train ar
rived here go people had collected.
THE PRISONER sULLEN.
Morganfeld rad to be taken out Of
the window Of the Pullman car on his
mattress, as he refused at ali points
where he had 10 be moved TO facilitate
matters by giving any assistance, and
simply laid Ike a log. As he was driven
from the station many persons in the
crowd yelled. There is no use taking
him 10 Jail; let's lynch him" This out
cry, however, was quickly quoted by the
officers. and he was taken at once 10 the
city jail and lodged In the cell formerly
occupied by Searcey He kept his head
closely covered up 10y blankets on his
way to the jail. and few people saw him.
or his arrival at the jail City Sergeant
&. w. Darlington, who will have charge
of him VI til the trial, told him the treat
ment OF prisoners here depended largely
on the way they behaved themselves. II
they gave no trouble they were treated
well; il otherwise they would be more
harshly dealt with. Morganfeld made no
rnnlN
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rosi-Intelligencer reporter he was bowl
srg al the eocked-hat game. In answer TO
seaestion as 10 his work In the East this
year he said:
Well. | led the club IN batting with
an average of $40 ard was fourth tn tie
league; my fielding average was .s36. and
/ was hfth in center fieIders. In stolen
bases was second. Hamilton. of Phila-
aelphia being first This is the second
year | have been number two in stolen
bases, the same man being first. ] might
also Tell you that won fine bicycle put
I'D BY Spaulding & Co. for the most popu-
lar player in the Chicago club. and that
Is record that am prouder of than al
most any Of the others
The past year has been a remarkable
one for baseball In the East. the crowds
being the largest for many seasons. Our
team had a run OF bad luck for awhile.
bat we pulled together and came out we'll
up 10 the winner. We were somewhat
weak In the pitching department, and
had II rot been for this we would have
been either first or second. as we had
great team OF hatters and fielders. Young
Thornton. Of Snohomish. pitched several
games for us. but was very wild, and the
old man Ans0nl farrned him out TO Rock
ford. III. where he afterward pitched
great ball lie ia all right. and I believe
will make d record for himself next sea-
son under Arson. The great fault with
hm this season was that he wae TOO
young TO go up against such fast company
ts the big league"
LANCE went 10 Port Townsend late IA
The evening and will return 10 this city
on Saturday and remain a week or ten
DAYS
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PREPARING TO BUILD THE BOAT.
Moran Rros. Putting Up Buildings ana
Gathering Material for II.

g.hA Nnren Bros Company is actively
- work ~, the preiimiuarieS for me con-
strurtla1. Of the government torpedo boat.
st.ho4trF there = so much 10 ne zone IN
that direction that IL viii be fully sixty
da,-s before the keel can he lalt every
stem OF tho construction must ne fAhen
,,p3e~ the direct supervision % an as
egetsut constructor who has charge OF all
work relating "a the hull. CT m engineer
r>orssantfrx the bureau ~ steam ens5h-
ling Who has charge Of all abe steam
,,,..1Inerv. The officials Will have . foroe
80 sssfs+ants ssraughtsuen and others.
.rs O,ftl remain here continuously while
the vessel Is building. occupying oA'ceS
furnished hv the contractor
robert Moran Is not wasting any time
In preparing 10 give these gentlemen
,,ror2f when they arrive lie Is making up
81 nm az the material required, which ne
v-.5u order from the Eastern steel mus
sx-hae thr caSt ~ this material VIII ce
.,-v,sssevshIa If VIII only ne 5naH nf'a-
r,,~.gor ~ the total contract price - the
f-,st The greater part VII ef "al1 ont
bs~e Ga varcs. The company hss aFeady
,,-z@~@s the new tools required, ami -
-,,L{n~ ,-1auS for tie additional tEn1insS.
f,.,e "a 49,, latter Is an Once - furaiSA m
-v,,a.af e~renau,o8 alton for f9e Mora q
,.,,--.,.ry ard fav the use of the naval
.s.s-{sfs v5.hta about Two uont rs these
h,,i'a}nrs vii be finished ne laots ana
-,,..s~ial Will ~ on the ground aHd II
a. naval Officials are on hand coaStrGc-
49,. an begin before the uew yeaT
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..-rss SEA ~ To. or. A Thirst ior Gold.
vo,,,antl,. rlav. was given It's first pre-
e..e,sttor Ia a rood-sizeG audience N THIS
rlt,- hv tho Chase stock company al cor
arr..s sheater last evening The play
~'r,,t smoothly. and the members OF the
eoTnanv acquitted themselves with tReir
,ixral ability In the hrst ana S"co.tN
,~4a Hettfe Bernard chase assumed me
..,fs ~ Louise De LascourS. and for the
ezra gilf4er Of che performance @p1csfsA
as nSar!ta. the Wild flower % Mexico
So IS especially effective ~ the part
,,-h.~e she recalls a Mttle prayer tauEat
her nv her mother. and thus discusses heT
IDENTIFY In the fourth act she fat's
s.,-,,evrbat to round out the l1nes WIN
,,rfah and completeness. a defect snafei
ii hy afho~ women 81 the company taF-
,.s thn advcnturer. and Marquis del
xf~rt~ ave gwen over - Daniel Artsurf,
Mo }afns a good delivery with spiendid
.7,ats-at he locks and acts the accom-
rrshes ana tnsfu3st.nE vtll3lft Af- aaSe
wears ms Horace de BRONZE Sn& NJ
.y-s,T-r,.sra as George Sc Laval Miss Aida
f..~aoer and Miss Mabel Eaton are tn
se-- characters respectively az sac conn
tess AZ f.aseonrS and Dams. her uaHgnksf
Ths scenery for The Sea of ice IS
f.tlYv su accord w5th the requirements -
sh. ~l.. suH the cusfaas.ng IS excellent
--rss Ses az icy" wil hc gwen asHn
thss rssa.ac
4~ fhe auditorium tAe ltsHg pictures and
the -rr+tev %oss'fv Company are 10 te
seen nightly before the performance n
the theater-
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Aber,ieen's Electric Lights.

Aberdeen. Oct 2-Special-The Aber-
deem electric light plant has been leaseti
20 the firm Of Benn & Green &c. e. Benn
and c. r. Green, OF this city, FOR a pc
Rod OF one year. with the option OF two
years. commencing Immediately, at a
rental Of 81. go per annum- Benn & Green
VIII extend the lines more generally over
the town. and promise an all-nlght SER
vice instead Of the o'clock service which
has been given by the company FOR some
time past Other desirable changes are
also limited a. by the lessees. most i'm
partant among which is 4 consid arable re-
duction in rates No street lights have
been used by the city during the past
year. excepting those paid for by private
subscription. and a strong effort viii be
made to induce the council 20 again light
our streets at public expense. Dark
streets, particularly in a town construct
ed like ours. are questionable economy,
even though the price Of lights De high.
bat when well lighted streets can be Sc
cured 1T the hare cost Of prod9cing the
light then darkness after the sun goes
down should TO longer prevail Dark
streets necessitste extra police service.
and the saving in this one item hy a re-
instatement OF AZ least a portion Of the
lights Of former DAYS would 80 FAR to-
ward paying for them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-23
SPORTING NOTES.

LORD Dunraven will make a statement
concerning the Americas cup race at a
banquet In Cardiff. Wales, soon.
At the I.atonla fCincinaatD races Tues
dag the winners were: Seven and half
furtongs. Pepper Rye. Big: mile and 50
yards Ace. f.4sis: six furiongs The Win
ner, l-iaiz; FIVE and a half furiengs sell
ing. Lucille r. 0eia five and a half fur
longs, selling. Molatska, 1857.
~ the Morris Park races Tuesday the
winners Were. Five and a half furlongs
Nlshari. laNis' nine furlongs. Rey Fl
santa Anita Sit: mile. selling, BAde-
mere, 1.4liz. mile. Hunter stakes Relmar
lNA. six fuTiongs, kennebunk. lis. six
ana half furlongs. selling. Garth. ! .2i.
The October edition OF the Washington
Poultry Journal Ia replete with interest
Ing and spicy reading in the poultry and
pet stock Interests. and copy should he
foGnd IN tho possession OF every fancier
The edition contains a number Of cuts Of
fancy fowls and many valuable original
articles.
~ the San Francisco races Tuesday the
winners were. -Four and half furlongs
selling, maiden 2-year-oids. Corricute won
49, one mile. selling. Miss Fletcher won,
la: four and a half furlongs. selling
maiden 2-year-oids. imp Endyrnion won,
so about six furIongs. selling, Three
Forks won i.i2&. hse fuFlongs, selling,
2-year-olds. Marionette. .0f.
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DIR. Truewor-thy in seattle.

Or. ]. ". Trueworthy, Los Angeles.
Cal" in a plain, round hand. is the most
conspicuous name appearing on the regis
ter OF the Rainier-Grand hotel under date
of October -. and this would indicate
that instead Of sotourning In Europe by
the influence of Lucky Baldwin. the
physician who attended Miss Lillian Ash
ley ak the birth Of her child last December
was in this city. Whether the doctor
was on his way 10 or from the East no
one at the hotel was able 10 state last
evening, but he has gone away some
xtnara
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church - the state is brought u g the
tine of the recent priesthood meeting
White 70 charge IS made AGAINST FAe
church Itself. ar open charge = made
that seine individuals IN the Mormon
church are using church influence % fur
Their the cause q Tire Republican party,
ara shzt such influence resulted IN TIE
election Of the Republican uckst ~ tae
last election The address closes a. tol-
lows:
We cal uror the Democrats az EsSh
men. women ard children. and all other
peop7a who sympath.ze With cur efforts 70
secure political freedom . assemble ia
every hamlet throughout the territory On
the evening Of Wednesday, TIRE Sata cAS oE
Oct. ISIS. az their usual places OF meeting
then and there 70 read this declaration. %
listen 20 such remarks as may Re properly
made IN connection Herewith. and 20 sol
EMMY coasecrats themselves. their 81
forts. their property and all that they a2aa
dear Of need be- TO this cause 81 AH-
man liberty And this cause. with the help
81 One who holds the universe IN the noa-
low OF His hand. We VIII ever advance aad
maintain.