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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-26
Haverhill's Blaze.

Haverhill, Mass, December 25. "A seri
Gus fire occurred in the Gardner block,
Granite street, this morning. The build
ing was occupied by K, W. Noyes, Hus
sey & Hodgdon and II. S. Sprague, shoe
manufacturers. The fire originated on
the third floor in Hussey & Hodgdon':
shoe making department and was con.
fined to that floor, all the occupants be
ing damaged by water. The loss is Slo.
600; covered by insurance. The origin o.
the blaze Is not known.
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OBLIGED TO SHIP GOLD.
A Boston Firm Compelled to Send Half a
Million Dollars Abroad.

Boston, Mass, December 25.-The ship
ment of $500, 600 gold by Kidder, Peabody
& Co.. today is compulsory. The firm
has held off as long as it is possible SO to
do, but it has other persons money and
no other means of settlement is pre-
sented. 1t is probable that a further
shipment will follow on Saturday The
certificates will bear 7 $40 per cent
interest,
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100000 LOSS


jefferson City, Mo-, December 25.-News
from Gasconade and Usage Rivers today
are more encouraging. At Bagnell fall
of q inches in the Usage is reported.
Tho Gasconade is falling rapidly.
The news today confirms the reports of
the farmers rendered destitute by the
flood and the condition of some is de-
plorable in the extreme. Many cattle
perished and the household goods loss is
very heavy. Lumbermen suffered severe
ly. One contractor in the vicinity of
Linn Creek, is reported to have lost 10O,-
600 ties. Ramsey Bros. Of this city suff-
cred somesloss.
Along the Moreau river through this
county, the bottoms are swept clean. The
estimaUejplaces. the cornaloss on the Usage
at aboutkS2, 900, ,000
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entire confidence Of Secretary Carlisle,
said he never heard of the original offer
ana does not believe such an offer is in
existence. Other treasury officials say the
story is absurd 1t is pointed out that
bhe apple cation of the Monroe doctrine
would stop the United States as a nation
from dealing with Russia las al nation
er nbbanela bas matters se Rass" is on 2ap
mas about $500, 900, 900 Of visible gold, be-
slaes large credits in London, Paris and
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Important Correspondence

Washington, December 25.-The Turk
ish legation today received from the
Sublime Porte the following telegram
"An Armenian priest belonging to the
revolutionary committee, was arrested at
Marasha and his whole correspondence
with the chief of the Zeitourn insur-
gents found on him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-26

Charles Hopper's company gave the
first presentation of the dramatization OF
Edward ". Townsends'' s''Chinimy Fad
den" at Middletown, CT, last evening.
The play was d success.
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Portland, Maine.

We will guarantee to cure your
COUGH or refund the money with SOC
hottie DIR. BULLS COUGH
SYRUP (HUSTENA), J, the best Cough
Remedy ever placed upon the Market.
Just try it. 25c size-40 doses-50c
size-125 doses. Cut this out for refer
ence. j. C. F. WITH.
q H. Guppy & Co., H. III Hay & Son.
SimInonds g. Hammond, j. Fl. Hamel,
Clinton ellison, E. X. Guenthner.
noy21 TuThSsStf
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THEPoPETo BE HEARD.
An Encyclioal Letter Being Prepared on
the Armenian Question.

Rome, December %. The Pope is about
to prepare an encyclicaI letter on the
situation in Armenia. The relations be-
tween the vatican and Austria have been
harmonized.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-26
A DAY OF BLOOD.
Terrible Christmas Day In Southern
Cities.
CRIME FROM EARLY MORN TO
LATE AT NIGHT.

Negroes Suffer the Most in tho Encounter
One Laid Out While Resisting Reg
ular Police Officer-A Whole Fort De-
fied-One Man Gives Himself Up.
Wicked Deeds in Other Places.
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St. Louits, December 25 This was
busy Christmas for St Louis. The po-
lice crime record and the tide of blood
letting began at an early morning at a
negro merrymaking where Alice Roberts
stabbed and killed Lula Howard. The
whole party were arrested.
AT II am :, VIM. Tonsill, while carous-
ing with other negroes in a disreputable
saloon, was shot and killed by Robert
Wright, who is now in Jail.
In the court yard known as "Fort
Lookout, peopled by negroes, Simon
Wind, negro, was shot fatally at II a.
M by the police while resisting arrest.
A garrison of the "Fort" turned upon
the officer and he was badly injured be-
fore help arrived. The most important
arrest made today was that of E. A..
Bullard of East ST. Louis, who gave in
formation that resulted in +. NJ Pierce,
George Williams and Milton Cotterell be-
ing taken in party charged with rob-
bing Mobile and Ohio pasesgner train
at Forrest Lawn, Ills, two years ago.
Bullard confessed.
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:, Certain army officers who appeared in
the recent interviews in newspapers in
the discussion Of the possibility of war
anu who outlined their ideas Of what
should be done in such an event, have
received personal letters from Secretary
OF War Lamont, severely aepreoatlng
suoh talk.
Expressions from such sources, he
says, not only give undue significance,
but are injurious to the good reputation
OF the discipline of the army and harmful
to thescountry in contributing to -unwar-
ranted apprehensions
1t has been practically decided by Sec
retary Herbert to award the contractt~sfor
the construction OF the battleshlp kear-
sarge and the unnamed sister vessel to
the Newport News, Va. Shipbuilding
with the recommendation Of the naval
board of bureau chiefs. The bid of the
Virginia. firm is So, $50, 600 for each ship.
1t is understood that the suggestion OF
the board is that the sSecretary give the
Union Iron Works of San francisco an
opportunity of securing the contract for
one OF the ships by sealing their bid
which was rejected by Secretary Herbert
on account of precedent being established
by Secretary Tracy that bidders should
be allowed to scale down only when pro-
posals came within per cent Of the bid
offered by the successful competitor.
An alternate proposition of the mem
bers of the board that the Union Iron
Works and the Cramp Company of
Philadelphia be given an opportunity to
secure two ships through an appropria-
tion by Congress on the recommendation
of the Secretary for four or more BATTLE
ships, is said to be still under considera-
tion.
Senior Dupy de LONE, tbs Spanish min
lister, believes the insurgent forces report
ed in the vicinity of Havana are in great
danger :of being completely routed. 1t
is reported the insurgents have ~, 900
men TO attack Havana. Accounting to
Minister de Lome's, inside information,
the number is less than 60004men. Ha-
vana, he says, has volunteered force of
30, 900 men who, in most cases, have been
in active service. 1t is the minister S
opinion that the insurgents have VEN
tured too far into the government lines
and will have great deal more difficulty
in retreating than in advancing...s
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Local Weather Report.

Portland, December 25.-The local
weather bureau office records as to the
weather are the following:
a. m. Barometer. 80, O,s40; thermome-
ter, $50; dew point, 80: humidity, 80;
wind, calm; Velocity. O; weather. cloudy.
8 D. m.-Barometer. 80. 2S1: thermome-
ter, 400; dew point. 3S; humidity, 90,
wind. E; velocity, Il weather
cloudy.
Mean daily thermometer, 36. O; maxi
mum thermometer, 41.0: minimum ther-
mometer. 800; maximum velocity of
wind, s, E; total precipitation, 90
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THE WEATHER.
Generally Fair.

Boston, December 25.-Local forecast
for Thursday: Cloudy, generally fair,
slightly warmer, southerly Winds
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At Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ca, December 25.-The police
say this has been the worst Christmas
they have ever seen in Atlanta for shoot
ing and cutting.
4 Policeman Ed Walton shot and fatally
wounded John Iompkin, a negro, today.
Walton was about to arrest Tompkin
when the latter thrust pistol into the
polioeman's S face.
Last night Lewis Mason, negro, shot
Will Durand and today Durand died.
The negroes had been quarrelling A great
many arrests have been made for shoot
ing.
In Mississippi,
Jackson, Mass, December 25 Prof.
l. w. Saunders. for many years teach
er in the state deaf and dumb ASYLUM.
was shot and killed tonight by his
nephew, G. r. Young. Prof. Saunders
was to act as Santa Claus at Christmas
tree gotten up for the amusement of the
deaf and dumb children in the institution
and called at Young's house in Santa
Claus garb. He knocked at the door and
Young demanded ''Who is there?'' once
or twice and received no reply. Then
he fred through the door at the supposed
burglar.
Prof. Saunders dropped inside the hall
and died in two minutes. The ball pass
ed through his body.
In Providence.
Providence. r. l., December 25.-At
10 o'clock tonight two young men pass
ing up Main street, xsheard shouts of muir
der from Bowen street, small lane run
ming between North Main and Canal
streets. They ran down Bowen street,
and as they did SO two young colored
women came hurrying past them and
one OF two men ran through the alley
leading from Bowen street.
Cries came from Frank Smith, plumb
er, 25 years old, who luruhed into the
arms Of the young men as the reached the
spot and he expired almost instantly.
His neck bad been broken by either a
kick or powerful blow.
At midnight the only clue to the mur-
derers was a hat found in the alley
through which the men ran away. The
women passing say they heard man
exclaim, Now. you shut up" followed
by the sound of blow.
A Brooklyn Double Crime.
Brooklyn, N. Y, December 25.-Alfred
Walker called at the Long Island state
hospital today to seeshis wife, patient
in the insane ward. The couple greeted
each other affectionately and began con-
verslng. Suddenly Walker drew pistol
and shot his wife in the temple, inflict-
ing, however, only slight scalp wound,
Walker then shot himself fatally. The
affair caused the widest excitement in
the hospital in which are 100 inmates. ]
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4. FEARFUL FALL.
Andrew Ericks0n's Rapid Descent
Through the Air.

He Fell From Four-Story Building to
the Pavement and Yet Is Likely to Re-
cover.
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Presiding Elder Rev. 7. y. Ford. r. n.
corner Elliott and Anna Ftreets, queen
Anne.
Gerrnsn-stewart and Thirteenth. Pew.
Joseph Hepp, pastor. residence. isil mir
teentn- Services II q. m. and 30 p M
Norwegian anish-Fifth and olive.
Rev. r. ]. Lundegaard. pastor, residence,
EOS Olive. Services II a. m and Z - D. ~
Battery Street-Corner Third end Bat
terry. Preaching II a. N. and r M kg-
worth League. 1.S9 p. M. T.. T. Hayward
pastor.
Grace-painier and King streets. Rev.
W. T. Ford. pastor. residence. 5l5 suffer.
Services II a. m and 80 p. m. Ep"orth
League. es45 p. m.
Gilman Park. Bailard-Rev. w ~;
Johnstone. pastor. Services IL a. m ana
8 2. IN. Class meeting, u H. Epwortn
league. TO .. m.
Madison Street Madison and Clover
fai~. Rev. NJ A. covington. pastor. Serv-
fees II q. m and n m. Preaching at ii
n. m. by Rev W S. Harrington, ID. D.. OF
Mount Tabor. Or. Sermon ~ r. -. ~
tfan Institution" Sunday school, 2.50 p.
T.. Epworth League. s.i5 y. m.
Trinity-CorneT Kentucky and Mercer
streets. Rev. Newman J.. Tedrick, pas
tor: residence adjoining church. Services
The Weapons OF Christian Warfare"
Evening subject. THE Divine Pluunlet Of
Life" General class. 1879 O. m. SUNDAY
school. f2i5 =. IN. Junior League. go y.
m. Epworth League, 7 y. IN.
First Methodist EpIscopai-corDer Third
and Marion streets. Rev william Arnold
Shanklin, pastor. residence, 90 Seneca
street: telephone es2. Preaching AT II a. m.
Subject. God and His People" followed
by the reception OF about seyenty.fiva new
members. Evening sermon. .. M: sub
ject, why the Incarnation" ClaSs
meeting at 10 a. M. Epw3rth League
meeting At $40 ,. m. Sunday
school. 1920 r. M. Junior Epworth
League. Monday. p. m. Penteco@taI
meeting. Tuesday. 2 n. m. Glass meeting.
Tuesday. p. m. Prayer meeting. Thurs
day. s q, m
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Notice Of Adjournment OF Admins
ttntor'S sale.

Notice is hereby given that the sale OF
tracts numbered seveuty-six C16) 20 ninety
I've Ca1. advertised 10 be- held a the cor
ner Of Sophia and Rainier streets. In the
city Of Seattle. on Thursday. the I'D day
OF August. lN9s. having becn heretofore ad-
iourned hv the administrator TO August
sSth al the same place and hour. has been
and is again adjourned 20 Tuesday. Sep
femher 2 az the same place and hour
Also that the sale Of tracts numbered
fertv-two tt3l 10 seVenty-fve C0. hereto
fore advertised % take place at the corner
Of Willow and Lewis Streets {n the city
Of Seattle. ON the sd Of August. 1N.5.
az the hour Of eleven o'clock a m. having
boon adjourned 10 the 18th OF August. at
the same place and hour. has been and is
now again adjourned TO Wednesday. Sep
ten7her Z. 1876 at the same place and hour
For further particulars as TO doscrip-
ton. attention Is called 10 the notice az
sale published IN tho Serftie Weekly POST
Iuteligcnrcr on July Is 1874 and there
after 10 the time 81 the s8lc.
The tracts shove des -rlhed arc part OF
the sarah g. NcsIer Donation claim
JAMES n. LOWMAN.
Administrator ~ She Estate ~ Sarah =
Yesier Deceased.
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Presbyterian Churches.

First Mission-In Wards hall. George
town. South Seattle. Preaching u m
welsh-Seventh and Olive streets Sun
day school. 2:So p. m. Preaching 7.So I'm.
Ross Mission-p. T.. Fordney. pastor.
Preaching. $3.50 p. m, first and third Sab
bath OF month.
First, Bailard-Broadway and First ave
nue.. Rev. d l.. Fordney. pastor. Peach
ing II n. IN. aad 7;so y. m. Y. z. s. c. r,
$50 y. IN.
CalvRry-Market and King strcets Rev
f. ]. Kennedy. pastor. residence. 5l3 SUIT
ter street. Preaching. II a. m. and p. IN.
Second. North Seattlc-Oak and Varri-
son streets. Rey. W. \. Major, Tastor.
residence. All Temperance street Preach
ing II a. m. and y. m. Sunday school al
ESQ y. IN.
rirst-Fourth ard Spring streets. Rev
Alexander Alison. II. u, pastor. residence
1912 Marion street: telepho1e a,s Servf, as
ii = NJ. and y m Rev =. y Hamilton
VIII preach morning and evening. \. p
8. c. F., 6.th 4. ~.
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Methodist Protestant Churches

Renton ehurch--Rev. Gilbert. pastor.
Sunday school at II r. M. Preaching at s
+. n.
yesier Junction church rrea ching on
Sunday az II u. IN. by 4. II. Davis and
other ministers
nuwamish church~naniel Raglev ras-
tor. Sunday school at Ira. IN. Preaching
st n. m.
Columbia church-Supplied ~ u Dag
lev and Rev. Gilbert. Sunday school AT n
y m followed by preaching.
Second. North seattle Republican and
Poplar streets Services II a m. and :
+, m. Prof Eugene Miller. 4 NJ. rsstor.
Seats free.
First Third and Pine streets Ccv
Clark Davis. pastor. residence. go PIKE
street Services ~ a. ~. and u sr
by Rev. Mr. McKecn. evangelist OF tho
Puget sound NJ, +. conference Young
Peoples meeting. e.b r. m SUNDAY
school. ie.So T. IN.
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HOW-The remains OF Emma Howe,
wife Of w r Howe Of Sidney. Wash.
will be buried from Bonney & Stewart
chanel at 2 O'Clock this afternoon: IN
fernent 10 be made temporarily IN Lake
View cemetery.
SMTTH-At Tenth and Olive streets. Sc
attic. Saturday August q. 1875 Katie,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. ;. b
Smith, OF cholera infantam, aged
months
BEII-In Alameda Cal. on Saturday.
August 81, Ig.5. Ethel Bell. granddaught-
er OF Mrs ". J. Cole. of Seattle, aged
years
PALMER-The funeral OF Ellsworth
Palmer took pIacA from the family resi-
dence. 81 Alton street, at O'Clock yes
fersiay afternoon, Rev. Mr.. NewbeTry, OF
Coupevilie officiating: inteTment in Lake
View cemetery
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EnisconaI Churches.

ST Mary's. Woodland Park-Rev Geo.
II. Watson. u. D.. rector. Evening pray
er. $50 p. m.
Trinity Parish Church-Jsmes and
Eighth streets. Rev. George HI. Watson,
II. D.. rector. Sunday school. Gas a m.
Celebration of the Holy Communion. with
sermon by the rector, II a. m. Evening
service. with sermon. 1880 p. IN.
ST. Stephens, Ballard-Rev. +. T.. Hy-
land, rector. Services at IL "A. m. and 7:s0
n. m. Y. Il. s. G. T.. $50 r. m. Bible
class, p. m Holy Communion. first Sun
day in month. IL a. M. third Sunday at
$50 n. m.
ST. Ciement's-Market street. near Yes
Ter avenue. Rev. Henry a. Dexter offici-
ating. Rev Or. Watson - charge. Divine
service with sermon. IL a. m: subject,
"rhe Letter and the Spirit" Evening
prayer with sermon, p. m: subject. The
Deaf and the Dumb" Sunday school. 10
q. m.
ST. Mark's-Fifth and Olive streets two
squares north OF Pike. Rev. David Ciai-
borne Garrett. rector. Holy Communion,
7.So a. m. Sunday school at 9.t5 a. m
Isitany. sermon and Holy Communion at
II a. m. Young Peoples meeting s r. n.
m Evening prayer and sermon. 20 y. m
Informal singing for fifteen minutes after
service.
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Plymouth Chureh-Rev. w. III. G. Tenn
pie aston, 1907 SsneCd street study at
house: Al home until : 2 III each Gay
st,r1asy sssr,fissex II a N. and S p. m
Morning subject. The Authority OF
Christie Teaching" followed by the re-
ssnfsor Of new members. and the Connu-
rlfa1 Evening subject, AT His Fee. 5"
SUNDAY school, Iz.20 n N. l. p. :. G. E.s
- p III.
Taylor-Birch street. Rev. George II.
Lee pastor. residence, 20 Birch street.
Eeryices Sunday ar II a. IN and I-30 p. n.
Observation-Disclosures Rev. Horatio ALI
ing. pastor Sunday services II a. m and
20 =. IA. Y. i. :. G. E. 20 p m. sun
day.
F,dyeaa.er-Pev. ]. T. Nichols, pastor.
Services II a m. and 2. m. y. =. ;. &.
Z. 2. IN. Preaching BY Rev. Wizard, OF
Chicago. Sunday morning.
notwithstanding at II a m. and
y. m. Sunday school. J. o'clock. Y. r. ,.
e. E. tbs D. m. Prayer meeting THURSDAY
evening at y. IN. Amos A. Doyle, pastor
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Lutheran Churches.

Trinity Lutheran Sunday school. Flew
enth and Union. at e:s5 n. m.
English Holy Trinity-Seventh and
Union Sunday school. 9.f5 a. m. Church
services $3.50 p. nj.
German Lutheran Duwamish Mission.
Eanders hall. below Sweeney's brewery.
Services 2:9o every other Sunday.
Norwegian Danish-Tonrth and Pine
streets 8. r.. Tollefson. pastor. Study In
basement. Services. il a. m. and p. m.
German Evangelical. lions congrega-
flon-Freeds hall, Ninth street. between
Pine and Olive. Services. 1870 a. m. and
7.30 y. m.
Swedish Evaneellcal-ThIrd street, near
Pike. Rev. Martin L. Larson. pastor:
residence. 1927 Fifth street between Pike
and Union. Services, 1915 a. m. and
3. m.
German Lutheran--Services In hall cor
ner Main and Twelfth streets Services
every second and fourth Sunday of the
month at 7s5 p. m. by the Rev. w. III.
Behrens, of Tacoma
Rainier Heights Mssion-At Presbyter-
Ian church. Market street. Services at
2.30 p. IN. every other Sunday. Pastor.
r.. Knappe. residence, 1919 Tenth street;
assistant pastor. Rev. w. III. kurtz, 1919
Tenth street.
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Rayenna Park-Rev. L. D. Beck. pastor.
Services At II a m. and p. m sunday
school. 10 a. m.
Third Cumberland Presbyt erian-Corner
Of Window and Willow streets. Rev X.
r. Powell. pastor. residence. SIS McClaire
street. Services on Sabbath az ii a. M
and : 2. m. Sermons by the pastor.
Work Evening theme, Weighed in the
Balance and Found Wanting" Sunday
school al l2:l5 2. m. y. Z. S. Q. T.. 2. m.
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Advertisements under the head or Lost,
Found, For Sale, For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted al the rate OF 1
cent a word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements re-
ceiyed for less than Is cents.
Advertisements will be received at
branch offices of the Post-Intelligencer at
TACOMA BUREAU-1I32 Pacific avenue
with Washington News Company, L. a
Harrison. Manager
PRT. TOwNSEND-French& Springer.
BELLINGHAM BAY BUREAU-New
Whatcom. corner Holly and Canoe SITS.
q. II. Culver. Manager.
NOTICE-The business Office or the
Post-Intelligencer is open until IL ?. m;
Sunday hours, 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Classi-
fed advertisernents will be received up to
this time.
The following letters await advertisers
at this office.
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DIRECTORY.

Hereafter notices in the church dtFec-
tory will be confined To anno1ncer7 snfa or
Sunday services only and subjects CT asF-
mons. Extended musical programmes Tor
Sunday services and announcements OF
church euferta inr1enfs will only he pub
1sf7ed ar advertising rates Notices Tor
This Department should be received At this
office not later than ] r. n Safur-iSy, N
order TO insure publication on Sunday
morning
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Hall. eN Commercial street-Gospel ser
vices. 40 p. IN. every evening through
the week. MONDAY prayer service. IL to
p. m Y. +. s. =. F.
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Christian Churches.

First-Seneca street, between Third and
Fourth. J. y. Smith. pastor: residence sl5
Willow street. Services. II a. m. and I'D
n. nj. Morning subject. THE Here and
the Hereafter" Evening subject. Fit
ness for the Kingdom. Sunday school,
9:sJ a. N. Y. +. S. G. E. $50 p. m.
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German Reformed church, Seattle
Seventh between Pine and Olive streets.
Services al II a. m. and 7.50 p. m.
German Reformed church. Bailard-Post
street and Second avenue. q. Graedel,
pastor. Services Sundays at II a. m.
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MARRIAGE e.

rATyI KNER- FAHNESTOCk-At the res
jderce OF the officiating clergyman Rev
y = Powell. SIS Mcf'Iaire street. Seal
tie. SUNDAY afternoon. August -, lsss,
Mr.. a J. Faulkner. of Olympia ara
Mss Lola FahneSfock. OF Covington, -.
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Young Mems Christian Association.

Prayer meeting every Saturday at D.
m. Bible study class Sunday at $50 a m.
Mems meeting at p. m, addressed by
Rev. s. J. Kennedy; subject, Living
Water" Prayer meeting Immediately
after mems meeting. Y. NJ. C. A building,
lil7 Front street. All men welcome.
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Evangelical Association.

Decentralization and Birch streets.
Rev Aug Ernst, pastor. $50 Harrison
street. Services. II a. m. and p. m.
Young Peoples meeting, p. m.
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Sunday at p m. in Pettis' hall. zoos Front
street. Lyceum at II so, with mediums
meetlng following.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01

Great Northern palatial steamers North
vest and Northiand leave Duluth every
Monday ard Friday. touching az Sault
So Maize. Nackinsc. Detroit Cleveland
ana Buffalo. Bc sure 90 ct reservations
On these magnificent steamers az sle Front
street.