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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

leiner @el6Dpie betriiben pocr unoll=
gelebm beritDren miirne. @enn nun
aber ). y. Elm Weni1 ieinem 9tdhltcn
etpas rebt @6Ies lpiInihen wiirOe, iuie
npllte er Is ou unf0n9erl. es Seioen
re1t 81 MAIDEN? gBeiteybin nirnnlt
SnQerIpl an, onB @Dtt niht mn ielbIt
NiemanDen Elm 2eio Suiligen OiirIe,
Ipnoern baB et aud perbiiten mitiie,
Dab es ir9eno cin gnoerer tbus. gHenn
Der aDnig Der Perier bic gtntldaer oa=
mails iommt ibren 6rauen uRo 8inoern
IN Die G%OlpenQrube nerfen lieb, poer
Elm anoerer nit Dem Nmnn audi ieine
SDbue bluri0teu licB, 10 trd9t no1
inn 0ott Odran Die Sdulo. Wenn
Septic Ieine 3Ohtcr umbrc6te, 10
meint er. Gptt hGtte inn pas unteria=
oen miiiIen. GOrDer bate er ieinen
3ubOrern geio0t, jeoer Wenih bobe i'm
@ebirn einen tIeinen g0ttli6en 6unten,
9ernunft %Qennnnt; pelll es cine Sf=
fenbaruug 9ebe. lei lie bisie. Nun
I6eint e., dls ob es oD1 81le 9ebcn
tonne, no bieicr ,tleine 6unte" ni0t
ausreite, uno Elm manufacturers @in=
9reiien 8Ottes erluilnl1t iUdre. - Sr=
9eno iuer, Der Don DEM bcnubten
y9ottIi9cn 6unten" 8ebrou6 MAIDEN
lam, mllB OoA 5u0eben, Dnb GOtt oas
0ie0t bnben mIB, ilbsr feline Gei0Opie
mad Geht nnO GereGtigteit 81 per=
fiigen, Wenn Elm Batter oas Gedyt
bat, nDtbi9eniaQs feline Sinoer 81 lira-
fen, ipenl1 ein Staat bas Geft bat,
@erbre9er ms GefdnsniB 81 isBen OOer
binri3ten sn lalien, uno oas &eht,
SOloaten nit Gefa9r iDres 9ebens in
ben Srieg 81 iAifen, mug Damn niAt
au6 0ptt bas &eht BADEN, feline Bs=
ibDpfe no6 Gebiibr su itrOfen, pbsr
ibneh ionlt Seioen gu i6ifen, wenn es
sum Woble Der Weuih6eit bent? Srei=
LID ieben mir ni6t INNER tlnr, inwie=
fern oies 2eBtere Der Sol 1T. 9eml
iuenu Die Meisbeit 6Ottes ui1t ilber
uniercn GeritanO binaus9in0e, 10 wdre
lie niht unenoli9. Ginen 6runo
aber gibt es, ben mir ertennen tDnnen:
Die Seioen ouf Der g8elt iOlen ms
erinnern an oos unheil, ous bic Siinoe
iiber urls gebraht bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

iibcuoe Yht iter uro Der Gnuoioat ,ujro
III Den UruD Der WnDrACit poer bes
&rieItevtIums dui9ennmmen. Sic
TerbanOllnAen beginner Nno %enoi0Cn
nit Gjsbet.
Die bODsre Innaoronung bat aud
orei Gr0oe:
Al Yotriarh.
b) Geiibcr Der 0olocnen Ie0cl.
9 BETTER Oes SOni9liAtn Yurpurs.
&niGbt5 Oi Sptbi0s bnbcn ols Multer
oa5 SanO oet Ireunoidait. iue!6es,
nab Den olten 3iAtetn, Siuiiden Sd
mon unO PDtBias b~eitnno, Seren Giner
Dag Seben fiir Den NnOeren b~in,u1eben
hereit mar. Gie Miitglieper weroen en-
mabnt, jcnen orei ArOBcn Mdnnern,
Damon, GDtbi0s IND 9ionpIiu3, in
Der 9tG6ltenliebe %nafSuobmeu - mp
bingeDen bod 6briius 0ds Muiter Der
Ndhltentisbe iiir ms GDriIten lit. Die
GrDfnun9 unO SNIicBun0 Der Ger
Iammlungcn 0ei0ieht nit 8ebet, ulD
i'm SOtale b~sIinOet li3 Elm Nttar nit
Der Sibtl.
9I01 Sdrlegung oes Sbigen bittet
Der llnter8eiAuete gNns 0eboriomIt, oaB
Sure Seili0teit 9n0oiAit eutIdeioe, pb
obiNe @eIelli6aften na@ Den UeleBeyl
Der &irGe geonlOet (~tolerarD lucrpen
Ino Oh bereu Wtitolicosr i'm Salr0=
ment Der SuBe los9siprod)en werOeu
tOnnen poer ni9t.
Pro qua gratia IL. /. 10.
GDm, Den l.. Nppcmber 1894.
Ycter GoIen.
SD lies eini0e Gupien oieIer Ginoobe
oriden, uertbeiite Oteitlben an Die in
Nom onmeienoen G%0roindle. nit oenen
i'd audi Die Sadie, ionic Die arneritaui=
ihen &erbdltniIie genNu beiprNd luo
l1Ifte 6Opieu an meDrere YiI1oIe IN
Nmeritd.
g8ie Sic miiien, mar Die Nltiuprt
ein ~tolerari NON potest. Sb ib
nit Der GntideiOunG mas 81 t6un babe,
tbut sur SaAe Ni6ts: 9tom bat geiprO=
den.
Sic weroen aub einiehen, boB oieie
Gnt'heioun9 eine inuere Nn9elegenbeit
Der Stride lit. fOl9lih Die NlDttotboli=
fen uubcriibrt lGbt. Die Gntibeioun9
lit enogiilti9 fir 9~atbOliten.
Sian irdAt nun wO0l, Oh man,
trait Oieler GntlAeioun9 9eSlpuugeu lei,
aus ben p%bgenAmten 0eIclli0aften 0us=
5utreten. Nls FREEZER Omeritanii4er
giirger fam Sober wdblen spiideN
Der STRIDE uno oieien Oeiel.iNuiten.
Die Gntibeioung bes Seili9en Stlbles
ma6t es aber nOtbwenoia, entlpeoer Der
Stride 81 geborhen unO aus ben 8eiell=
|haften aussutreten, menn man &0tbo=
lit blei6en mil ODER Witglieo Der @e=
ieliGaiten 81 blsiben ilno aufsub0ren
Satbolit 81 iein. Seoer beruiiniti9e
WsnIb miro bod gewiB Su9eben, Bop
Die STRIDE oas Ge6t bat 81 beItimmcn,
wer ibr Mit9lieo iein Iol uuo uer
ni1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

lie etpa Iclas Sprade fiibren, uis iis
in Sol9enoem Elm Netp Dortsr Welt.
blatt benz bieii9en Siirsertbum als
Wunf6 in ben Mulo leat: Gin euro.
rdiider Gries wiirne llns nidt meter
beiitmmsrn, tpenn oerielbe ni9ts ueiter
beoellte, als ben SOB bon elm paar
Dunoerttauieno europaii6er S%oloaten."
9a9e9en ipdre er bon srDbter @idtis.
felt fir ale Iineritaner, neil er eirerl
pl6bliben enprnlen IuH6pung Der
@eissnpreiie unb Mammutb Orbers
fir e%ingetanntes Sleiid uno 9e3Ogene
8epebre beoeuten wiiroe." Dies 1T
ameritanii1s Wenibli9teit, sereitt am
Saume oes Wammon. - Buffalo
Goltsfreuno".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
stuS oem anDerem fatbotiiOer
Scitumgeu.

SOQ Die Stride StrabenplBerin wers
Den? - Nanu, 10 laW' bod ieBt ni6t.
Gem ebrwioriAen g. y. Sale it's
ferGterli0 eruit, Uenn er an Die
lhmubi5en StruBen BON Sal GiDer
osntt. rSie Staot", iast er, bat
80, 900 @inwoDner, iuOoOn Die Sdlite
&aibpiifen lino. Sie Mnbsre Salltc
beltebt aus Is Seften BON Yroteitanten
llno Senen, Die gu teiner STRIDE geb0s
ren." SEPT tommt Die Seremiaoe:
Limb troy oieier religiOien Ma6t,
weld)e uoie STRIDE" Oa beliBt, 9ibt es
teine iAmugiSere Staot in Der cipililirten
Belt." - Na, iiber ben Cred in ben
StraBcn wunOere i'd mid seraoe nidt,
aber liter Die 6inlterniB i'm Sirn oes
Wiltcr Sa!e. Der Da bas Sammelill=
RUM Don 1000 SatbOllten nit Is
periAieoenen Sstten iammt ben non
churchmen Nls vOie Stride" anIiebt.
Ser &erl lit nidt mebr I'M Stanoe, Elm
SamuTibiit pOn einem YeIenitiel gu
unterl1elpcn. = oSepp" III Der u&atb.
IoltsSeituna".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
ueber 0ic N~erna@iaiNsuna oey
SGnibiIOung nmicrcr
Sarntersi1tuc.

Sn elmer Der eriten Nummern oieie!
Sabres braGte oieies Slatt einen berr.
li9en Seitartitel iiber Die gSiAti9fei
Der tatbOliIden Grsiebung unO Inter
ri9tung Der &inoer fir Deren ei9ene:
@Obl, iOtuie sum- MlBen iGrer gltsrn.
Der Stride uYo Der men'6liben Geiell:
i1aft. electromagnetic miro Die @r.
Sle9ung uno Siloung oerjenigen, wel6t
Die Mitbesriinoer unieres tiinItiaer
@o9lltauoes ieiu lOlen, nQmli1 unie;
rer JarmersiObne, pielfa9 perna1.
ldili9t, uno Slpar aus fol9enoen Grim:
ben:
l.. Die Wi6ti9teit, besp. Notbwen=
oigteit Der Pfarri6ule miro NOD INNER
ni6t aenu9 anertanllt. DEFENDERS bier
i'm gSeiten, rno bleibeu piele &atbo=
liten, Elm paar lumpiger Collars aus
Der Staatstane pe9en, lieber bel Der
Yublitanerin. Sic Itelen fatbOlilhe
2ebrer on, welbe mir Su bduiig taum
Die 6runotuabrbeiten ibrer Jteli9iOn
periteben, uno Da lie an teiner tatbo=
lii1en Normali1ule Ituoirt, pon tatbo=
lii6em Gr3iehunssgeiit uno llnterri6ts=
meg ni6ts wiTen. 8ieIe geute ipllen
Damn cine ooer Swei balbe Stunoen Ge=
ligiOnsunterri9t mad Der S6ul,eit
9eben, unO oalnit glauben ipl6e SatbD=
liten i6rer glterupfidt @euii9e 9emteiItet
81 baben. ODD nit ni1ten, S9r
6reunoe Des St0ats. Geloiddels, Die
Sbr bic Staats unterltiiBun9en oO9
ielblt be5ablt; Oenn erltli1: 100 1T Elm
tatbOlii9er @eit gu iinoen in ben bon
ben Observation-Disclosures fir Die
DIfentli6en S0ulen 9%enebmi9ten ln=
terri9tsbii6ern; ND 1T ein tatbolii6es
Silo sur grbauung Der Gleinen; 100 lit
Elm tatbolii6es 9eiipiel CUR Inter
itibung bes unterriAtes; no iino &e=
ligiOns=llebungen. mel6e oas ganie
GrSiebun9s= unO linterri9tswerf Mir
gen uno our6iducrn ioQen? uno fpl=
gen mir ben WtiB9riHen. pel6e auf
Dem 6ebiete oes llnterri6tes in iplfen
S9uleu mitllen ~be9au9en peroen UNI
ni6t ge9en Die StaatsgeieBe 5u per=
ltOBen. "a millien beiln @intritte in
Die SAule Die 0eutl6reoenoeu &leinen
ibre WtutterIpra@e gdnSli6 bel Seite
lalicn uno en9!ii9 ipre9en, leien uno
i9reibeH lernen ulo es BARN 3u elmer
geiDinen 0elauTigteit 9ebra6t 6nben,
bis Der unterridt i'll 0euti6en be9on=
nen meroen bari. gSO lit Da ein Nn=
tniipfeu al ben bonn &inoe in bic
S6uIe mitgebrahten @iNensi6ay; tpO
ein 6orti9ritt BON getomnten gum linz
betannten II. I. No.? Q8ie ibnell Mir
Den Die &leiuen oas Geuti0e, oas lie
iprehen uno Derlte6en, unO IN ipel6em
jeOer 8u0ltaOe 0usgCiprO6en miro unO
LIBERAL oeulelben Saut bat, lelen luo
l1reiben lernen, uno mie f0roerno ipdre
Sieies itir ben en9liI6en llnterri1t, Oa
Die Sleinen i'm SeutI@lelen ieoen
Su6ltaben nit Dem Nu0e uno GeiIte
'aIlen mililen; pDr miepielen S6reib=
1eDlern mlo SeIeOerIt6Ben miir0e oicies
6emabrcn! WG0renO inn dnnern SSalle
no Die Ole 8leinen oas Geuti4e crit i'm
Orltten ooer pierten ShuIlnDre er!erz
men lOllen, lie ole OeutiAen 3uiummcns
IeBuu9en INNER na0 enNIiI0er Nrt
lautteren uno Die Gnoltlben meiIt uns
bed6tet lonen mpllcn. ein 6ebler, Der
Jap nie 81 beleitisen 1T uuO Deu &ins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

Scr @rtifeI: vusber bic 9erna6=
laiii9ung Der S6ulbilOuns unierer
JarmersiObne" iOlte bon einem jeben
nnisrer 2eIer aHfmertiam 9eleien uno
beberSi9t weroen. 9erielbe 1T cine
meiiterbaite unO bon GROCER Ga6tennt=
nib 5eugeaoe Sebanoluns oes anee=
gebenen Sbemas uno lit iebr lebrrei6
fir Seoermann, beIunoers aber fir Die
Garner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
@WnfalNWeS.

"For School and Fireside" betitelt
li9 cine nelle muIitalii6e MOnatsidrift
fir oas iunge YOlt, oeren erIte Wum.
nlsr Jus iOebeu SuseSauSen 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

So'A0|'to'
ga babt i6r nun oes Seufsls SAINT.
-Sbr Serren Goitpren Der oeutl1en
fatboliihen 3eituugeu, Die ibr fir Die
oeutl1e Spra1e, fir oeutib=paitorirte
Sirhen, iilr bic tatbOlii6e S6ule, fir
Aatun9 Der 9eitliAen Sbri9teit uip.,
aber 9egen Die 9ebelnlen G%sieQidaitsn,
Ae9en ben Siberallsmus, seSen Amer
lean Church=lerei II. /. M. auiaetreten
ieiO uno in jeOem Sale reht betommen
babt, wiBt ibr iebt, ibr Serrsn, mos
ibr ieiO? Ser gSuidmann ia9t's Der
e~ritaHnten @elt: ,S4ueriiibige Nppo=
los elmer uertebrtsn 3eit; i1weriuBiNe
6euGlsr, unempiinoli9e, iette, fol-
pernOe YletiIten, Die nibts per9eiien
(meil uit)ts 9elernt) babeu." Sas 1T
&eo. Ybelan's @eibna1t5gruB on feline
Serrsn 6Olle9sn. va. bOhen mir. oaB
er ii1 uacb oieier Gntleerunlg erleidtert
fiiblt. - Der Sepp a6tet erb nm 10
b0ber. WHAT! = rSoem, Sbioem".
Gin riihmlites 3sugliB fir Die to-
tbolii1en S1uleu. 9on ben 66 Me=
oaiQen, wel1e S9ulen in 6aliTornieu
fir hire aui Der GOlumbifdeu gSelt=
ausItellung III Gbicago allsgeitellten
Seiltuil9el Suertannt woroen lino. ent=
fallen gauge 8 auf .0ffentlibe" Shu=
len, 4 aui Yripat=Nusltel lsr uno ni1t
lpeniger benn So auf tatboliide SGu=
len. "The proof of the pudding is
in the eating. iaGt Elm englii6es
Spriduort. Num. Die prObe 1T bier
Nema1t. unO mir o%enten, iie ipri6t
laut senus 81 @uniisn u~nierer tatDo-
lii1en Sbulcn. wel1e Die melt rei1er
oOtirte uno a~usitaiiirte ,Yublitane=
rim" 10 ,ueit ubsrfIiiselt babsn. -
Columbia.
9tebt aneritanil6. Wuf oas 8rab
BON 6rau g8iaiam @aloorf Nlltor,
oerer SSsr5 Dor Sohnmutb brad, iullr=
Den SlumenIpenoeu I'M @el.De bon
giertouleno Dollars 9ebduft. Stun
bat Der Wittwer Dsriii9t, baB ein Sabr
lang jebsn Sa9 irilhe Slumsn i'm
Wertbe bon Sunoert Dollars pro Sag
perpenoet uerOen, nm ibre lebte 2ube=
liatte 81 i6mildsn. Gin Sabr lang,
EnD oann? - rGlaubelsbote".
Sic liberalen gldtter iagen, 9iI6oI
WcSuaio BON Godelter lei uaa 9om
citirt WorOen, I'M ii9 ipe9en ieines Nn=
9rifis auI Mii9r. Srelano su berant=
wOrten. g8ir 9lauben oas nlht; allein
ielbit wenn es na9r ipdre, bate Yii6oi
MtSuaio bod gar teine ibwere Nuf-
9abe Dor iib. nGatb. Sonnta9sbl. "
Gin neues Clement i6eint in unisrcr
POlitit in bic SD6e 81 tommen, Elm
Sauerteig, beiien 8irtunsen ii6 belte
i1pn fiiblbar maAen uno in tommen=
Der 3eit nod meDr 81 Sage trsten wer=
ben. GurOpdilde Staten BADEN ibrs
antiiemitiideu Yartsieu, 10 melt Daben
Mrs 8Ottlob nod ni4t sebra1t. err
freuen uns aber elmer pOlitiiben &ib-
tlns itren9jioilder Sdrbung. go
ipri1t man in Nelp Yort bsreits bon
einem iiioiiGen SOtum, bas sesenwdr=
ti9 40, 900 Stimmen umfaBt. (Sei
Der leBten Wabl wlroen in Nem Yori
272, 600 Stimmsn ~abseasben.) Sic
Wihtiateit oieies jiioiiden &otums III
I'm 10 bea6tenswertber, oils oailelbe
(info!se Der Ginwanoeruns uno ~itarfen
Termebrun9 Der Suoen) beitdnois Su-
nimmt uno our1 uno our6 iolio 3D.
itebt. - l.. I'M .&atb. Wo9enbl."
Wenn Mas9eier, bic bonn 2eidens
l1maule leben, re0eu t6uuten, wiirosu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

Sturm auf Der See. - Mattb. 8, %.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

Wsnn Masseier, bic bonn 2eidens
i9maule leben, reoeu t0nnteu, wlroen
The herald., 1895-12-05
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Tho Board Of Directors Meeting Yesterday
Afternoon
Ibe board of directors OF the cham her
OF commerce met yesterday afternoon at
$40. there beng present Directors Cline,
DAWSON, Furman, Graft, Klokke, Pat.
terson. President Patterson occupied the
chair. The committee on law and leeis.
iation reported in the matter of the Tor.
| reg bankruptcy bill, advising that no &C.
ZION DO taken by the board either for or
'ealnst the bill, inasmuch as intelligent
action would call for long ana careful
study OF its provisions and OF all existing
LEGISLATION on that subject, which the
board was not prepared to give.
The committ,s on the Palmer collection
reported that several hundred dollars
ware still lacking toward making I'M The
necessary amount. Directors Cahn and
Forman were added t. the com mittee.
Considerable discussion took place m
tnc su olect Of the recent rapid increase
OF tramns in the city, and the fact that
LOS Angeles was becoming popuIar
winter resting place for people of Ihlx
option. The president and Directors
OraIf and Davisson were appointed a
ommittee to report on this subiect at
the next meeting.
Ihs board then, on motion. adjourned.
The herald., 1895-12-05

We only occupy small space in this paper
becau'ew want you to read it and then come
to us or write to us, and we will give you any
and all information you sire. visit and
examination costs you nothing, and If the
doe ors can do you no good they will frankly
tell you so.
The herald., 1895-12-05
THE DIOCESAN CONVENTION
The Important Work of the New
See Concluded
BISHOP NICHOLS FAREWELL
Eloquent Words and Solemn Scenes
at the Parting
BISHOP NICHOLS FAREWELL
appointment Of Standing Committce-Blshop's
Salary Fixed at $4,000 Brief Life
Sketch Of DR.. Johnson

The second days 8 ssion of tho do
csssn convention was opened with the
usual morning prayer, after whioo the
business of the day was taken up. s. p.
Reese OF Christ church was appointed
assistant secretary to fill the place Of j.
Bakswell Phillips.
A message of grestinp to the nav dio.
cess from the bishop of Springfield was
read and the secretary offered to re-
spond. Next in order ca NE tue reading
OF the revise list of delegates.
The Rev. John Brown of Pomona again
pat himself in evidence by referring to
the press reports OF the previous days
session. He saio that the reporters had
done admirably. As Mr.. Brown had been
appointed on his own motion to supervise
the work OF the reporters. tae convention
was left in doubt as to whether the rev.
erend gentleman was conn m enting
himself or not. From the smiling re-.
ception which his remarks received al
the hands OF his fellow delegates il was
soon evident that must ever, one had read
and approved the account appearing in
the morning papers Of Mr.. Browns val
liable assistance to the press and were
The herald., 1895-12-05

The election of the BOARD OF missions
came next in order, the following gentle
men being chosen On the part o. the
Clergy, "ev. J. u. ii. Brown, Rey. Jonn
Cray, DR.. J. s. Easter and Rev. b. bur-
rows; from the la ty. J. Blackwell Phi
lips, J. Il. Cowles Charles I. Hinde ahn
GearRe W. Parsons.
DR.. A. G. l.. Tr-w delivered the parting
address to the retiring bishop en- behalf
of the clergy of the diocese. 1t was an
eloquent eff ,rt, delivered WITH On earnest
force that was nj by i'm pressivg, blsnop
Nichols responded, partly as follows: -,
~ can only think Of that maxim OF
Bishop Wilson in which be spoke OF II
being a sweet peril to follow God. On
THIS occasion tho peril lies in listening i"
the honest and sincere wurds OF rrais
that have just been address to me. lest
shall moi remain becomingly mUdest.
In the many opportunities for close
with yon during this past years. amid
all the failures, in the re',ing on low
ideals, in all that disilIusion yes the
episcopate, when you come close to it 1t Is
sweet To think of tho honest respect
whcih remains still with you. 1t is sweet
to remember our associations and will be
ever sweet among my many years to look
back upon it. After all this regard and
Kin mess, notwithstanding { peril of
oyerestimating myself look upon it as
thu tribhte vi my feline. though not
SO much tribute to me, perhaps, as to
my office.
"Nothing gives me more pleasure than
to reflect on all that will be passed on to
your newly chosen bishop when he re-
oe YES tho partnership and Loyalty which
you have always manifested for me.
thank you, from the sincerest depths OF
my heart, thark you.
Judge Henry L. Lee spoke to the bish-
OPP on b-half of the laity. His remarks
were brier but full nf eloauef ce. T them
Bishop Nicnols replied with. thankful
appreciation.
DURING the delivery of the speeches the
convention stood with bowed heads and
the scene was one ut impressive solemni-
ty.
After the reading of the minutes the
body adjourned until the time appointed
Tor the next setting.
BRIEF LIFE SKETCH.
The Right Rev. Joseph HorsfalI John.
son, ID. D., is a native CT the state Of
New York. lie is a. years of age aid Q
The herald., 1895-12-05

we'll pleased that be had been sent
''mrrching on" One waagish Individual
was not content to let the poor man rest,
so he suggested that vote OF thanks be
car ful supervision If the reporters
work. The witticism occasioned much
merriment.
The election of committees was then
declared In order, and nom inations were
made. from members of the uiocesan
standing committee, as follows: Repre-.
senting The clersy,B. w. X. Tayl r, d, J.
D. Eater. DR.. A. q. l.. Trew, A. S. Clark,
Milt 9. Doiten. Dean H. B. Restar ok,
D. Wyllvs Hall and the Rev. John Gray ;
from the laity X. Ii. Schumacher, judge
T. J.. winder,J. r. lowell, J. M. Elliott,
Ju tge James A. Anderson, Daniel Cleve-
land, S. J. Owsley and John A. Lamb.
the leroy, Rev. S. NJ. Wren and Rev.
II. W. Vail: for the laity, l. NJ. Merlin.
Jones and W. Paris.
On the first ballot B. W. r. Tayler and
Dr.. A. u. l.. Trew were elected tor the
clerical representatives and T. l.. Winde..
J. A. Anderson and J. L. Towle from
the laymtn.
There yet remained to be eIe ted two
clerical mem bers and one from tue laity.
HecOnd ballot was taken, but no fur
Their Ell ctions resulted.
During the interim of voting the pre-
siding OFF or announced the appoinimen emit
OF the following auditing comm ttee:
Porter.
resolution was introduced by DR..
Faster to the effect that any property
that might hereafter accrue to the new
diocese should be put in the hands of the
Extension society Of Southern Calf ,rnia,
pend .ng the incorporation OF the diocese
and the division OF the common prop
0YtV. The mNQalIra nQaqeI nj mr. 10
Tie question of fixing tin e for the
next diocesan convention was then CON.
aldered, and 1T was decided that the first
regular convention should meet at st.
raul $ church la this city OH the next
Whitsun Tuesday.
Recess was then taken until 8 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ihe first business at the session was
the balloting for mem bers of the stand.
ing committee. ii. B. Restarick was
elected from the clergy on the third bal.
lot The fourth trial resulted IN the
choice OF DR.. WHY'S Hall for the clerical
com mitteeman. Daniel Cleveland, hay-
ing received the second highest mum her
of votes, the secretary was instructed to
cast the ballot for him, and the standing
Committee was then complete.
The report OF the finance committee was
submitted by the chairman, J. Blackwell
Philips. According to the renort the
bishops salary was fixed at $4,000 per
annum. The secretary and treasurer
were each allowed salary OF $1OO an
nually. with travelling expenses.
There vas some discussion over ths
matter of parish and mission assess
ments, disposition being shown By the
represent tives of some parishes to sb if
tho greater part of the asse ssment to Ger
tain other churches. The creation of the
new diocese necessarily increased the
amount due from every parish. ST. Paul's
and some other districts in muoh
sIeater proportion. No changes were
adopted.
The herald., 1895-12-05
TESTIMONIALS I:

DRS WONG g. Y NJ:
came to your Santa rum about two weeks
ago suffering ON lung trouble AID gener al
debility Others rad pronounced me in the
last stage of consumption
After taking fourteen doses OF medicine you
pronoun ed ME cured and ] am In bet CT
health than have been for years.
Yours very truly,
MARY L. JOHNSON.
Alhambra, Cal,
The herald., 1895-12-05
A VETERAN GONE
Who Fought for the Cause of the Con.
federacy

WIN Tuugnt TOT the Cause Of the Com.
federacy
There died in this city on Tuesday one
OF the best known veterans of the lost
cause, in TINS vicinity, Capt. William
Lloyd. who did gallant service with tbe
famous Louisiana Tigers during the late
rebellion. The deceased was we'll and
iavorably known in Southern California.
He had been resident of Los Angeles
for about ten years. and was known TO
be man OF exceptionally generous dis
position and mad vsYv wide circle n,
friends. He will re buried TODAY from
the undertaking parlors OF Orr & Hines.
under the auspices of the Confederate
Veterans association.
The herald., 1895-12-05

graduate of Williams college and the Gen.
eral Theological seminary of New York,
wnefe he was classmate of Bishop Tai.
pot OF Wyoming and Bishop Leonard of
otah. he was formerly rector of the
historic church Of st. Peters, Westches.
ter. n. y, parish founded nearly 200
years ago. From that parish ne was call.
eh TO that of Christ Church, Detroit,
where he has done q good work, using
many meth IDS of reaching men in spirit.
ual, mental and physical Lelptulness.
The herald., 1895-12-05

Hannibal Williams will give Shake
spearean recital under the auspices of St.
Agnes Guild. Miss Marsh's scholt, for
the benstit of the hospital of the Go ID
Samaritan, Monday, Decem Der 9Th. The
play Julius Caesar will be presented in
the asse mbly room, 1902 W. Hone.
Tickets for sale at Bartlett's and Blanch.
ard d Fitzgeralds.
The herald., 1895-12-05
The Modern rlother

Has found tn It her littlo Cnes arc i'm
proved mure by the pl-asant laxative,
Syrup of Figs. when in need of the laxa-
tive effect of a gentle remedy than by any
other, ana that it IS more acceptable TO
them. Cbildran enjoy it and It benefits
them. The true remedy, Syrup of Figs,
is manufactured Only by the California Fig
SyrJp Co.
The herald., 1895-12-05

Postmaster Van Dusen has telepranbsd
to Washington asking for two additional
clerks ut once. The business has increased
to snch an extent that it is Absolutely i'm
possible to keep UP with the work with
the present force.
The herald., 1895-12-05
Did it Ever Occur to You

Now that is just tho way Drs Wong and
Vim do, never asking QUESTION. This is not
all they do. eithe for they mako people well,
no matter what the disease. Hundreds now
living in Los Angeles will tell you SO, because
they have been cured by their treatment