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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
HERE AND THERE.

DIR. ]. H. Herren left yesterday for New
ork, where he will attend q hospital
Tor the next three months.
,Susannah Raynor, the woman arrested
on Friday by the sheriff was heard by
Drs. Wright and Hughes yesterday IN
probate court as to her sanity. She mas
hallucination that some one is trying TO
do her harm. Her malady is considered
a dangerous one. She vas ordered sent
to the asylum. Female troubles are the
cause of her mentat arrangement.
V. L. Thomas. the well known mining
man, is at the Cullen confined to his room
as the result of injuries received in a
runaway accident yesterday afternoon.
He was one of the passengers on depot
bound Second South open street car when
a team attached to a hack became I'M
manageable and crashed into the car.
Mr.. Thomas was struck by some of the
flying debris and seriously cut about the
head.
On June 10, Leon Mayhem and Kate
Hall of Park City. came here and were
married. The license was obtained at an
hour when all the reporters were absent
from the county building and as a result
was not published. In order to save the
young couple some annoyance which is
being caused them by busybodies in the
Park the announcement is made that
they were married and the papers are a
matter of record
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NAUGHTY MR.. VANE.

He Sought Gore. But Fled i'm the
Presence of an Officer
The patrol wagon and an officer was
called to No. 425 North Third West street
last night where a man named Vane was
making life miserable for his wife, who
has left him and is staying with her
mother. Nane accumulated a 4arge car
mine jag and threatened to kill the entire
outht and several neighbors thrown in
for good measure.
When the wagon arrived Vane was not
to be found. Assisted by a gang of
young hoodlums who infest that portion
OF the city, he secreted himself some
where IN the neighborhood and success
1ully defled arrest. A warrant will be
sworn out against him tomorrow and ne
VIII have a chance to tell his tale of woe
IN court. He has been in the habit of
making these nocturnal disturbances for
some time and the neighbors have decid-
ed that it must be stopped
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BRIEF AND BREEZY.

At o d. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered Is. at noon so. and at p. m.
Sc the maximum temperature being sc
and the minimum IS.
Yesterdays clearings were S153 1S7 as
compared with $685. 609 for the same day
of last year The clearings for the week
footed up 81 10 ,40l as against 81, OIL 3J9 for
the same week Of 1891.
The funeral of the late Lucy Sharkey
COttle viii take place from the residence,
81 East First South Strete, today 1T /
o'clock p. M Friends Of the family in
vited to attend.
One year ago last night John McAliIlin
was suspended as driver of the chemical
instated. Last night al o'clock he was
placed 5.,ck in his old position.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
kns aged H. of Salt Lake city; John
Berg aged 80, and Marian Petersen aged
%. OF Park City; julius O. StarnfelS aged
20, ana Emily Jenikel aged is, of this
city.
Among the fishermen who viii this
morning be speeding away TO mountain
streams are Q. 5. Burton, J. D. Spencer
VIII ClaWson, II. III. Wells. DR.. Pfoutz
DR.. Trip. John Groesbeck, Mr. EIlerbeck
Scott Crismon, Joseph Jennings and a
Roundy.
During the recent horticultural fair at
Caldcrs Park. Charles Tvselves. of
the grounds, and was awarded the prize,
-irs. Anna DanielSon. of Mill Creek, 8S
years OF gee being the oldest lady, and
was awarded the Rochester lamp. The
finest display of bees was made by Ed
ward Lovesey-
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The Hughes Fruit and Produce COM
pany unloaded Saturday straight
car OF assorted green fruits, consisting
of Fancy Peaches, Plums, Apricots'
Pears, Apples, etc, and will receive
two cars of assorted green fruits each
week from Newcastle On Monday
will have car of Georgia water mel
ons and muskmelons and also car of
fresh vegetables and are receiving
daily shipments by express of fancy
cherries, blackberries, raspberries,
etc. They are headquarters for fruits
and produce and want your orders.
Houses: Ogden, Utah, Salt Lake
city, Utah, Grand Junction, Col.
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DIED.

ANDERSEN-In this city last evening,
as a result of the injuries received by
being kicked by horse last Monday.
Andrew Robert son of Andrew P, and
Emma Andersen. Age 4 years, 3
months and u days.
Funeral from parents home No. ST.
West Eighth South on Monday at p. m.
Undertaken Carlqust has charge of
the remains.
SEDDON-In this city yesterday evening,
William Seldom. son of Thomas and
Emily Friday Seldom. aged years. ,
months and . days The cause of death
was Il kick from d horse received d
week ago.
Funeral notice later.
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Notice.

To those desiring plumbing, steam
or gas fitting work done in a proper
manner the. following will be guide
of shops hiring strictly union men; j.
w. Farrell, j. Midgley, Hyams Bros,
Amotts shop; p. j. Moran, Carthey &
Dumbeck, j. F. Farrell, Midgley Bros,
Burton & Kennedy, Sheldon Bros,
Patton, Riese & Fricker, Lapsley &
Stanford. James Fenwick & Co, Piper
& Leeker, Backman Sunbeck.
In relation to this it might be stated
that some OF the master plumbers Sc
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Squire Ellerbecker, young man
aged "a, and a brother of Mrs. Otto
Stalman, committed suicide last night
by taking morphine
The young man lived with his sister
at the corner of Fourth East and Sec
ond South and was supposed to have
no cares on his mind, if what Che
family and friends say is correct.
He visited the lake last evening. re-
turning on the II o'clock train. I'm
mediately after he retired to his room
and took the deadly drug. Some OF
the inmates of the house heard the
sounds which emanated from the
apartment and, going in, discovered
that something was wrong.
DR.. Bowers was summoned ana
came promptly but it was too late In
the estimation of the physician he had
taken thirty grains of the stuff
The doctor says he was practically
dead when he arrived at the place.
That the drug had the effect Of
paralyzing him almost instantly after
the effect began to be produced.
The coroner took charge of the re-
mains and an inquest will be held as
soon as arrangements can be made.
The friends of the family were very
anxious to have the real fact concealed
and all reporters were told that it was
a case of over dose.
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HE TOOK MORPHINE,
SQUIRE ELLENBECKER SWALLOWS
THIRTY GRAINS

The Cause For the Rash Act is a
Mystery as Yet-FamiIy Want the
Mater to Appear as n Case of Ac-
cidentaI Death-Physicinn Says
the Dose Was Strong Enough to
Kill Several Men and That the
Young Man Was Dead When He
Reached the Place to All Intents
and PurpOses-Inquest Will He
Held Soon as Arrangements
Can he Made.
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In little while the great question
of the supremacy of the good bicycle
over the clap trap machines now
flooding the market, will be decided
for good and all. Every day the
many points which distinguish the
Victor are becoming known and new
advocates of this peerless wheel are
shouting its praises far and near.
Don't wait until your money is all
gone in experimenting; buy the Victor
at once and feel and know that you
have the best.
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Walker Bros. & F'yIer Co.'S great
clearance sale begins Monday morning
at 1880. Get ready. Everybody knows
what that means. Prices crushed.
Store will be thrown open for the rush
at 1880 instead of Mondav morning,
June 9th, nine days.
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BATTERY A MATTERS.
Several COurt-Martials on the Tapis
For NOn-Attendance.

There is going to be some trouble in
Battery A soon. A number of the
boys have conceived the idea that they
do not have to go to drill save when
they feel like 1t and as "a result the
work of the organization has been
hampered to some extent of late. Pro-
ceedings have been begun which will
result in court martial galore and
legal proceedings in court. Some of
the men did not object Ito the court
martial, thinking by this means to
escape service but they are now Vnak-
ing a vigorous protest against the court
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Nine days wonder and Marked Dowl
Sale of $25OOOO worth of dry goods
Without a parallel. Midsummer sal
begins Monday Too many goods
Must unload The pruning knife rur
through everything Store open Mon
day morning at 1880 instead of a
m. Walker Bros. & FyIer Co, See.
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The POLITICAL ARENA.
Why Was Frank Cannon Absent
From Cleveland ?
ANOTHER STRADDLE BUG.
HE Is DRAWING S14 4 DAY AND
DOING NOTHING.

This NOn-PartiSnn City Administra-
ton is Getting Somewhat Out of
PIumb-Utah Democratic Club De-
cides Against UniOn-FrOpOsed
Mass Meeting in the First Pre-
cinct.
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curing contracts hire only boys pay
ing $1.00 and $3.50 per day and charg-
ing the same prices to patrons as
shops hiring first-class mechanics.
Trusting the public may take cogni-
zance of this, we remain respectfully,
PLUMBERS UNION LOCAL NO. 10.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
general banking business; pays 5 per
cent. on deposits. T. Armstrong, pres
fdent; ?. W. Madsen, president:
J. z. Jennings, cashier.
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Beer is our national beverage, it Is
the great temperance refOrmer. The
St Louis A. 3. c. Bohemian bottled
beer, brewd by the American Brew
ing company. Shields Bros, sole
dealers.
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the west He leaves a widow. who is
a daughter of President Brigham
Young, and several children.
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The big wheel of fortune and Gigan-
tic buzz saw. Two wonderful interest
Ing sights to be seen in Walker Bros.
& Fyler Co.'S show windows. Making
thousands of revolutions and price
revolutions, and the big buzz saw saw
ing prices in two for nine days. Hun
dreds Of other attractions. Sale begins
Monday morning at 1890 instead of 8
WALKER BROS. e TYLER co.
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They Are Working.

BY the way, the Republicans are
leaving nothing undone to have
strong corps of officehOlders to aid
them in rolling up a large majority IN
this city at the coming election. At
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Abstracts furnished. titles Insured
and per cent paid on deposits by Utah
Title Insurance and Trust company,
160 Main street
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$3.50

VIII buy, at F. Auerbach & Bros a
lovely and fine fitting silk waist,
worth S.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powdef
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
DRAGGED TO HIS DEATH.
LITTLE son OF ADOLPH BERGEN
MEETS A TERRIBLE FATE.

Falling From II Horse He becomes
EntangIed in a Rope and is
Kicked and Dragged For Several
Minutes-Dead When Assistance.
Arrived-FuneraI Services This
Afternoon.
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To Tempt Your Appetite.

Nine days wonder and marked down
clearing sale at Walker Bros & Fyler
Co.'S begins Monday morning at 1890.
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JUDGE HAGAN DEAD.
Formerly of Salt Lake and Very
Prominent Lawyer.

A dispatch was received in Salt Lake
yesterday stating that Judge Albert
Hagan had died in the Occur d'Alene
country, Idaho. Judge Hagan was
formerly a resident of this city and
for many years occupied a prominent
place in the legal fraternity, being a
partner in the well known law firm of
Tilford & Hagan. He occupied the
position of supreme court reporter and
was one of the foremost lawyers in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
WEBER COAL COMPANY.

Have opened an uptown office in thu
basement of Utah Title Insurance and
Trust company. 16O South Main street,
and are now prepared to take orders
for coal Our prices are lump coal IS a
ton, stove coal $3.50. chestnut coal IS. rs.
full weight and clean coal guaranteed.
We sell carload lots, or any quantity
desired. Telephone No. AL. yard 221
South Third West
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B. K. Bloch & Co.
carry excellent fruit sherries
produced at their
Calutah winery.
Seasonable beverages.
Pabst export and Blue Ribbon,
Idanha natural water.
Calutah claret and Rielsing's
Family trade especially solicited.
147 South Main.
Telephone 365.
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proceedings which are liable to end in
fines and costs being imposed An ap-
peal has been made 10 Captain Gibbs
to stay his hand but he has replied to
the effect that he has Nothing to do
with the matter as it stands nov.
The regular course must be pursued.
Some of the boys do mot understand
probably that dismissal from a mill
tary organization by court martial il
little better than being pardoned from
the penitentiary, as far as effect is
concerned.
Your Choice
Out of 1900 yards latest novelty silks.
worth S125 to S1.75, for 75 cents per
yard at f. AUERBACH & BRO.
Ask your grocer for Macondray s.
Co.'s NJ NJ Tea.
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! Highest cash prices paid fer gents.
cast off clothes Send postal ana viii
call Singer & Cornish 81 East Seconc
South.
Agents everywhere; something new; nc
talking; sells at sight: big protlts. Circu-
lars free. Send teli cents for sample IN
plush box. Novelty Introduction COM
pany, 201 State street, Chicago.
Good girl for general house work; SOL
East Sixth South.
Wanted-To sell 1900 Petunias and $50
Asters, $50 East Third South
Wanted Agents for name plates and
| house numbers, beVeled glass, gold lined,
| readable in the dark. Finest goods made.
Samples free. Dunstan Mfg Co., 221 9TH
I Ave, Chicago.
PETTY & HERKELRATFS EMPLOY
ment agency.
! No. 80 East Third South St, between Main
St. and Hotel KnUtsford.
Office hours I a m. to $50 p. m.
Our telephone No. is 464.
! The readers of The Herald should not
/ forget that they have right here in Salt
Lake an employment agency conducted
/ by experienced and reliable men No
/ little 'one-roomed," ''One-horsed" outfit,
/ but a whole big building devoted to
offices, nice ladies' parlors, entirely separ-
ate from mems quarters, a lady to wait
on ladies, telephone, large waiting
rooms for men. and you are always well
come to our offices-and white treatment
all the year around. This IS the kind of
place that Petty & Herkelrath's is, and
if you don't believe it, call and see for
yourself. Remember the address, 80 East
Third South, and the telephone, 464 and
the employment of
PETTY & HERKELRATH.
Ladies to work for us at home; SIS
weekly; no canvaSsing; send stamp. Ma
tional Co.. 631 Sixteenth St, Denver. Colo.
Wanted.-An energetic representative
who can give good references to work for
us in every town in United States VIII
mediately. W. a. Eruce & Co, 25S Broad
way, New York City.
Situation Wanted.-By married man,
position as cashier, salesman, bookkeeper
or clerk in hotel. y 1 recommendations.
A. r Buck, city.
Wanted.-A girl for general house
work, one from the country preferred
Apply at 294 Fouth East street, south.
Agents Wanted-New wall map United
States and world, six feet long. Eleven
beautiful colorS. No experience needed
You cannot make money easier. Send
50 cents for sample or write, Rand Me-
Nally q Co., Chicago
Young girl for general homework; no
washing; 525 East Fourth South.
Secondhand goods of all kinds and any
quantity, 21S State.
Situation in grocery or butcher shop by
young man of experience; references
given. Address 30, North First West.
Agents wanted for largest line Alumni
UNI Novelties, Bar goods, Tableware in
America. Profits immense. Steady work
One agent sent 427 recorders. Delivered
free. Sample 10c. Illustrated Catalogue
free.
ALUMINIUM NOVELTY CO., sa5 Broad
way, New York.
Cesspoll and closet-cleaning, by F. Dill
more, 221 East Eighth South.
To rent a heavy team. Apply SS5 East
Third South.
Salt Lake Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works. corner Eighth West and South
Temple. Telephone 472. Z. Eynon. pro-
prietor. successor to Morris & Eynon.
LOST.
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Will the gent who lost his undressed kid
glove on Brigham street Saturday even
ing leave the mate ut this office or call
and pay for this. ad.
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Small black cow: lost out of herd June
21st. Return to 100 Fourth street and
receive reward.
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FOR SALE.

Typewriter Guitar, Violin, Banjo, 9TH
er, Observation-Disclosures with or without
lessons. cheap. Prof. Andre. 1T Main
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One roam mare. i've years old; rope
burn on both hind fetlocks. Return to
II47 East Second South and receive
ward. Estray pound men please take
notice.
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J. G.. chocolate almonds are de-
licious. For sale by all druggists.
Notice, Plumbers. Steam and Gas
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LOST.

Karat and sixteenth stone setting out of
ring. Leave at this office and receive
liberal reward.
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Cesspoll and closet-cleaning, by +. Dill
more, 221 East Eighth South.
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ERSKINE BROS. ALL KINDS OF
plumbing and gas-fitting done promptly
at moderate prices 4S West First South
street
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All union men are notified to keep
away from the following shops on ac-
count of trouble:
James-Spencer-Bate man, Heesch
Davis & Co, E. Rush. j. NJ. Higley, r.
Morrison. Respectfully,
LOCAL UNION NO. 10,
Salt Lake City.
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Agents wanted for largest line Alumni
UNI Novelties, Bar goods, Tableware in
America. Profits immense. Steady work
One agent sent 427 recorders. Delivered
free. Sample 10c. Illustrated Catalogue
free.
ALUMINIUM NOVELTY CO., 335 Broad
way, New York.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

H N Winter, 337 Constitution building
auditing acc'ts. statements. adjustments.
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EAM-HEAT!MG.

P. J. MORAN-STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventilating apparatus.
No. 20 West Second South.
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2i6-2i6-245
Lots sold in Oakley since April II. go
days.
Why? Why? Why?
See for yourself and you will know; 500
TO $40 per lot. W. E. Hubbard, 43 West,
Second South street.
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Third Precinct.

The committee of the Third precinct
appointed to assist in organizing the
ward societies, will meet tomorrow
evening at ?. m. at lbs North Sixth
West.
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To rent heavy team. Apply SS5 East
Third South.
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Young girl for general homework; no
washing; 525 East Fourth South
Secondhand goods of all kinds and any
quantity, 21S State.
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Situation in grocery or butcher shop by
young man of experience; references
given. Address 30. North First West.
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MONEY To LOAN.

Loans. any amount on city property. or
farms. Apply at once No. 81 Mccormick
Block
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.
McMahan's Detective Agency, 2 Fast
Third South street Room Telluride
block, Salt Lake City. p. o. Box IL J.
A McMahan, Superintendent.
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PLUMBERS,

HEESCH & DAVIS SANITARY CO..
40 East First South
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Agents Wanted.-New wall map United
States and world, six feet long. Eleven
beautiful colors. No experience needed.
You cannot make money easier. Send
50 cents for sample or write, Rand Nc
Nally & Co.. Chicago
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WAITED.

Highest cash prices paid Ter gents.
cast off clothes. Send postal ana will
call. Singer & Cornish, % East Second
South
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1t appears that Charley Crane does
not desire to be behind the times. Be
cause a bid is made for the colored
vote by having an Afro-American
water the lawn in front of the Gardo
house Charley must needs come up
to the scratch and have another Afro
American water his lawn. Depend on
Charley for keeping up with the times.
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Salt Lake Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works. corner Eighth West and South
Temple. Telephone Az. z. Eynon. pro-
prietor. successor to Morris & Eynon.
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Six to per cent. money to lend:
amounts $500 to S1,OO0,O00 on improved
city property. Permission to pay 500
or more at interest payments after one
year. No commission. James H. Bacon
MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND-SEE
principal. Russell L. Tracy. 49 and 30 Com
mercial Block.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-12
Windham.

South Windham, October 1.-THE Wind
ham Sunday School association convened
at the Free Baptist church at South
Windham on Wednesday, October 9th in
the afternoon and evening. The previous
ly printed programme was generally AL
hered to. The papers read y the ladies
in the afternoon were bright and help
full. Five ministers lent their aid to
make the convention interesting. Rev.
E. G. Strout of Gorham, spoke In the
afternoon in most entertaining way and
with all very earnestly upon winning
Others.'' The addresses of the evening
were BY Rev. G. C.Phelan Of Westbrook
and Rev. E. r. Purdy Of the Friends
church in Portland. Rev. Mr.. Phelan adj
vocated very strongly the bringing Of
the children to church and ais preached
a broad minded, liberal theology concern
ing the children, and he certainly did not
recommend that Sabbath school teachers
a nd superlntendents, "be carried to the
skies on flowery beds of ease.'' Rev.
Mr. Purdy who took the place which
had been assigned to Dr. A. Samson of
Portland, began very humorously by
saying that he had some times aspired
to be as patient as job and even as meek
as Moses, but in his widest moments it
had never occurred to him to think of be
ing as strong as Samson. However he
spoke very wisely on Common Sense in
the Sabbath School, Both these speak
ers advocated small classes. Mr.. Phelan
would bring the number down to foursso
that the personal influence Of the teacher
might be the more strongly felt. Mr..
AIKEN and Mr.. Harmon, pastors of the
Windham churches aided in many ways
and spoke in connection with one of the
papers of the afternoon on n closer OBJ
servance. of the Sabbath by church mem.
berS.