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burglars Captured.

SpteiGi Bt'pGteh 10 he Entlasa1ta.
S~rIuBEyvILLE, Quo. Jan. 24.-rwo OF
the professional burglars who have en-.
tered banks, p~ostoGices and business
establishments along the Ohio Valley
Tor the pas. two. weeks. were neatly
trapped at Empire, this county, last
night. The burglars had entered the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh station offices
at Fteemans aud Empire, this county.
and wore arrested while lettering around
the latter place. Their actions aroused
the suspicious OF the station agent, who
went down late TO slack the fire. SO he
notified the o%tlicerl. The men gave
their names rs Charles Russell and
Dallas Smith and their homes az East
Liverpool. Considerable booty was
found on their persons and was identi.
fed by the station agents. They were
given q hearing and bound over to court.
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THE MANUFACTURERS

Ir".
Elect Onicrrs aud Then Adjourn Sine
s. DIu-wc.t Virginia Houorch.
C~iScrHSArI, O.. Jan. 24.-At the aitcr.
noon %scs,ion Of the National Mauuiac.
turers' convention the following officers
were elected: President, Thomas Dolan,
Philadelphia; secretary. S. ?. Wilson,
Cincinnati; treasurer, Robert I.aidlaw,
Cincinnati.
Vice presidents were selected for oach
state, mo them being. New York,
Warner u. Miller; Pennsylvania, Will.
lam S. Shallenberaer; Ohio, Thomas 2.
.Ecan; kentucky Theodore Ahrens; Vir.
GINA, Dabney K%renshaw; West Virgin.
In. y. y. Scott.
Tho president and tho vice presidents
for New York, Pennsylvania, Massa-
chuset,s, New Jersey, Connecticut,
Ohio, Indians, Illinois. Missouri, Cali
tornia, Michigan and Wisconsin, the
twelve sta.es showing tho most manu-.
featuring, constitute tho executive com.
%inittee, with full power 10 I'll all Va.
cancies. transact the business interven.
ing between annual conventions and Fix
tho timo and place Tor tho national con.
ventions ouch year. The general offices
OF tho association were located In Gin.
cinnati, and for this reason tho secro.
tary and t%realurer were sclectcd from
this city.
Thomas Dolsn. tho first president OF
this national organization, employs
ovnr 5000 mon in his wooden munufac.
tories. is yico president OF tho Cramp
shiphuiIding Company. and an officer
and director In many largo concerns in
New York and Philadelphia.
Resolutions worG adopted in favor OF
manufacturers making exhibits ut tho
coming cxpositions ut Nashville aud
Atlanta, and ut all the expeditions OF
the South American republics.
To.nigh. Over ono thousand plates
wero turned NJ a very elaborate ban.
quot. and tho fret national. convention
Of the Manufactured Association of tho
United SlatoS adjourned sino die,
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uNlrEn srArMs ununL.
an Interesting Cast IL .iMige jackson.
Court Yesterday.

An Interesting n III Lnlge Jackson.
Court Yesterday.
Special Dtspuieh 10 IA, hi'diiqttctr.
PAnsesnula, Jan. 24,-TEo most In.
torcsting case Of this torn OF tho United
Stntoa court was tried to-day. |, VA,
the trial Of Captain john =. Summers,
formerly part owner and master Of the
Harry d. Knox aud now captain mud
owner OF the Valley Belle, for running
tho Knox ONO trip from Rnyenswool TO
ParGersbnrg without q licensed engin.
pet. Captain Summers, who Is u
young man about thirty, conducted lis
own dotonse, made his statemen, 10 tho
jury, questioned the witnesses and ar.
gned tho case. Ito always spoke Of him.
self in tho third person n, Can.
tain John s. Summers. 1t was
shown that ho brought tho Kuox from
Rarcnswoud to Parkeraburg without au
engineer because no could not tiud one.
There were no passengers and he 70.
fused to take OH passengers or freight
until DO got an engineer. Ills speeches
TO the Jury were exceedingly interesting
anu tho court room was crowded, Tho
Jury returned n verdict OF guilty, and
Judge Jackson tin0d him 500, stating
that ho would ask tho President 10 re.
init the llne, 1t being imposed simply to
maintain the dignity OF tho law. n
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IN FAVOR OF MUNY0N.
What People Say About Ills New
Ideas.
Tho Learned Professor Give. Facts That
Convince the. sIost skcptlonl.

Mr., Riblct, 1856 Ninth avenue, New
York City, says: 81 can heartily indorSo
Professor Munyon's now treatment for
catarrh and throat troubles. Three
months aRo | was anllering greatly with
catarrhal deafness. noises In tho onra
and dreadful dizzlnois Ia the head. |
also had chronic sore throat. | visited
some Of tho most noted specialists In New
for; without receiving the slightest
benefit. was almost In despair when
began to usO Munyon's CatArrh Cure,
but to my surprise my hearing was
greatly improved In by lcss than two
weeks treatment, and to-day | I'M sat.
isil0d that | am completely cured"
Munyon's Rheumatism euro is gunr.
nnteed to cure Rheumatism In any part
Of tho body. Acute or muscular rhou-
matism cured in from one to five days.
1t geycr fails to cure sharp, shooting
pains in the arms. legs, sides, back or
breast, or soreness In any part OF the
body In from one to three hours. 1t is
guaranteed to promptly euro lameness,
stiT and swollen joints, stiii back, aud
all pains Ia the lipa and loins. Chronic
rheumatism, sciatica. !umbGgo or pain
in the back arc speedily cured.
Munyon's homeopathic Home Rem.
edy Company. Of Philadelphia, put up
specifics for nearly every disease, which
are sold by all druggists. mostly for %
conts a bottle.
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Having tho needed merit to moso
than mako good all the ADVERTISING
claimed for them, the following iour
remedies have reached q phenomenal
sale, DR.. Kine's New Discovery, for
consumption. cougha aud colds, cacn
bottle guarGnteed--Electri Di,ters, Tim
grc.,s remedy for liver. stomach and
kidneys, Bncklen's Arnica Salvc, tho
beat in the world, and DR.. Kings New
,hfe Pills, which are II perfect bin. All
those remedies are guaranteed TO do
lust what il claimed for them and tho
dcalc: whose name is attached hercwitt
viii DO glad to toll You more Of them,
Sold ut Logan Drug Company's drug
store. -
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liitIIiiAlItlG.
All Sort, of Locni News, aud do'sip from
tho Glass Clty.

. ~ IS.
George NJ. Wise, d. H.. Milligan mud
lion. q. l. " ec,us, having completed an
examination OF ,he roport Of tho com.
missiuncrs OF this county, discover that
one fund IL running hchInd u. the ratio
OF SlO.0OO Gael, ycar, aud has boon Tor
some time, mud appeal 10 tho Interested
c~itlzons OF the comfy to 'assiss tho OIL.
GERS In bringing tho expenses within
tho limits allowed by law. They also
find tho bonded debt Of tho county to
DO S33s,0Oo. The e~xtravasance was
commenced with the 6uildinSoi tho new
court honsc.
Mike MCMILLAN and Jack Conroy, the
boys sent IN to jail from horc for bur.
glary Rnd Attompt at burglary, both
pleaded not guilty. and tho court APP
pointed attorneys for them. James
Stidd and Hazel Milligan, two other
boys who wore sent up for stohing the
Cleveland, Loralh Y Whcellng tram
mere ono G'oh'hg, n,so plo"Tfu ny
Eu''.y, nhi ouuge =. W. oa',o'' nnu .;
D. eus'th wore appoih'eu " ue'ehu
'nela'
NewoIl N. henhon, the weli.khowh
lawyer, nas peen eleclou presiuent Vi
nc new natiohaI DhDK ntos ciairsvi'!ei
liehfy ", Dawes: ciotK o. lhe cpu't"'
vice p,Vsiucnt, +; M' Cowdn, .. ~
rnm,. Ior ,"n caahIo,shi hn, NJ ana
Ias Loan .,ino,aI nn,
lhe grocery ntm OF jacob heysoi y
.on,sat "a ; ~ Z W.
tor S9oS. c n,"r,s GU SSo n Io,.nh
Sn.iIcI - Can si99 TThsrc srs
o,rhn. a. oUup.ay' Tha s,occ 10
valued NJ 81. 200 by the lirm, but a, less
by tho creditors.
Tina ~ipne,,I ~ rs,i,nir F Cola ,ho
Al 10. IL vi L. oS,
afternoon and wns ~laryeIv attended.
The floral contribution. we're nil hand.
some. onr especially prc,.y design be.
inr that Of A piIot wheel.
In the cuse OF Adelia Goldman avaiuSt
Matthew Watkins and other. for Tho
illegal sale Of liouor to her husband, an
agreement was nude to take judgment
for 500 and this settled tho case.
Hon. c. l.. Weems. tho prosecuting
attorney, was in town Yesterday, gath
erin2 up SHINE facts with reference to
criminal cases that come UP In court
lfohi mere.
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MARTINS FtSlsitY.
Haps nnd MIshnp. In tls Thriving City

iihps anu 'l'huips III tue AuFiNlHs ltty
Across the River.
Tho three representatives OF "Yeno,"
who have been holding forth at the
Opera house and Hotel St. Clair, had
announced a lecture for ladies' only last
night, and several hundred OF them
were disappointed. The lecture" did
not take place because l. Moore, the
manager OF the Opera house, refused to
open the house unless the doctors
paid the rent for tho week. They did
not put up the cash and the lecture
was declared of. Tonight was to have
been for men only.
The board OF directors OF the .Etua.
Standard mill met yesterday. but did
not settle the tin plate matter. from
what could be learned. In addition 10
regular routine business several mat
tiers were discussed, and Il OF the d.
rectors told al lSrgLLIG ESCER reporter
that there vas nothing further for pub
LEGATION At present.
Nativity at St. Paul's Episcopal
church tonight will draw well. there
will be five ~yiolins, two flutes. two clari-
nets. three horns and m organ in the or.
chest,a, and in the chorus there will be
eight sopranos, five altos, six ,enors aud
ten bassos.
The Martins Ferry slassworkers who
have been employed at the glass fac
tory at Central City, W. Va, expect TO
roturn to tina. place IN 4 day or two, the
bond question having been settled. The
Central City works IL a union factory.
Mrs. Mary Berry was in town yester-
day on hor return from Colerain to
Tarna City, Iowa, where she attended
the funeral Of her father, Isaac Taylor.
The jury in the case OF Mrs. Albert
Whitiatch vs.. George Dorsch ior Sl,5OO
damages for selling whisky to her 'hus.
baud gave Il verdict IN favor Of Dorsch.
In Colerain township about 500 per.
sons hive signed a remonstrancr against
the submission OF the saloon question,
Thomas L. Williams has a chair cover
made entirely OF badges, and it il q col.
lection that ne is very proud OF.
Thoburn Post. G. a. T., contemplates
organizing u brass band in connection
with the order.
Charles Stewart dislikes Indiana aud
expects to return to Martins Ferry.
Hon. G. l.. Weems, tho prosecuting
attorney, was i'll town yesterday.
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Were Worry Interesting neile
Takes Two from Tho Bowlers at tho
Mnsee-rrovldont aud Calumet
Part Even Mt Wheeling rare-rho
HNces st Now orloans-otD6r News
III tho spnrting aud Athletic World.

when tioy will come to a decision re-.
Gatdlng the location OF grounds. The
announcement Of tho action OF tho
State Fair association regarding tho put.
ting In OF a base ball diamond IN front
o.thcir new grand stand, gave that loca.
ton a decided boom in popular favor
yesterday.
The State Fair people seem tn be alive
TO this chance OF having ,hSir fine
grounds in nse more than the fifteen or
twenty days usual in past years. and
Blckenberger will be in consultation
with them regarding this matter today.
The great advantage OF the State Fair
grounds sito Is tho iact that Its selection
by the ball club will do away with tho
big expense OF o%qnippiuG a park, which
Is necessary il any OF the other places
mentioned are selected.
Tho grounds question will surely DO
settled to-day.
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Steeid' DiUdth 10 he iai:tigelctr.
FAnHrRsuuRG. W. Va. jan. 94-rhe
citizens OF tho independent school iia.
trict Of Volcano in this county have
petitioned the legislature to annul the
charter and 10, them go back n, Il part
Of Walker district. Yeas ago, during
tho oil excitement there, Volcano was
n OF the most iourishing towns in
West Virginia. Hotels, churches,
schools. business houses aud tine rosl-
dences were built aud many fortunes
were made, but when the oil business
collapsed the bottom fell ont oil the
town, aud it is now not able to support
q school.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-25
WHEELING LEAGUE

Last night. at the Nusee alleys, the
LaBelle and the Bowlers came together
for two games, aud the LaBelle fell on
the top of the hesp. The first game
was remarkable only ior The ANAL
scores. Neither CLUB rolled a game any
thing like the average expected OF them.
James Day had the highest individual,
i'll. while List led Tor the Bowlers with
lSS. Score:
LaBello<Stevenson l2S. Wella l3S,
Mccoy ITO, Will Day l03, Rhees 1856,
James Day al. Total 775.
Bowlers-Llmb 100, List 1855. Rihel-
dafer lS1. Laird LOG, Speidel l0l, G..
Ebeling l0e. Total sos.
IaBelle .....-6i iI9 .Oi 81 81 l3 5s eos 7OS as
Bowlers-.--O IJI @S Isl 3i7 iOl isl GA Clio CO..
In the second game the LaBelles did
much better, while tho Bowlers we're
unable to show a winning gait. James
Day again distinguished himself and
led in number Of pins. Speidel led for
his team. Score:
LaBelle-S.evensou lSI. Wells lis,
Mccoy lo9, Will Day l53, Rhees 1873,
James Day 155; total S2i.
The Bowlers-Lamb 100, Lat 1873,
Riheldafter l31, Laird l06, Speidel lOl,
9. Ebellng l02; total 693.
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The reader Of this paper will DO
pleased 10 learn that there IL ut least
one dreaded disease that science bas
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Ca,arrh Cure is
tho only positive euro known TO tho
medical fraternity. Ca,arrh being IA
constitutional disease. requires n ron.
stltutional treatment. Halls Ca,nrrh
Cure is taken internally, ucling directly
IN tho blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying tho
foundation OF tho disease, and rivinr
tho patient atrcngth'by building IN tho
constitution aud assisting nature in do.
ing its work. The proprietors huye so
much faith in i,s curative power, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that IT fails to cure. Send for list Of
testimonials.
Address, +. ]. CHENEY & Co,
Toledo, O.
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et1y.Sold by druggists. 75c.

THERE is good reason for tho popu
larity Of Chhmberlain's Cough Remedy
Davis Il Buanrd, iof West Monterey.
Clarion Co., Pa, says; at has cured
people That II physicians could do
nothing for. We persuaded them to
try Il bottle OF Chnmborlain's Cough
Remedy and they now recommend il
with tho rost Of u.s." IS and so cont
bottles for sale by Char. r, Goelzc, VIII
W. Irwin, John kIari, VIM. L. " III.
Jams, G. Monkcmellnr, Wm. II. Hague.
IL. G. Stewart, a. L. Schcole, j. Gale.
man, Z. Schnopi, Wm. MnnkemolIer.
Wheeling. W. Va; Bowie &Co., Bridge.
port; B. L. Peabody Il Son. Benwood,
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Red BANK, n. j.. Jan. 9%4.-Johnson,
Moahier and Davidson broke some
world's records this morning. skating
with the wind. They were as follows:
Davidson, go yards, standing start,
:l6 As; Johnson. standing start, 40
yards, 20 rs; Mosh!er, flying start, go
yards, :l5 %. These are not official
records.
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CARLTON ConSwELL, foreman Of the
Gazette, Middlotown, \. j., believes
that Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy
should ho in every homo. llo used II
for n cold and it effected n spondy euro.
Ile says: 1T is indeed u grand remedy,
| can recommend to all. ! have nlso
scon It used for whooping cough, with
the bsat results"
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Drowned ii"r Chiidrnn.

BosroS. Macs, Jan. 2i.-Mrs. Marga.
rot McVerney drowned two Of hor chill.
dren at her homo to-day and ultor lay.
ing them on: for burial, went to tho DO.
lice otntion and told the police. The
woman is beloved 10 be dGmcntcd.
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SMITH s. DICKINSON,
1920 Make STREET,
MONEY no LOAN
FOR RElTT.

No. % Fourteenth street. brick. seven room,
No. 9 Virginia street. brick. seven rooms
No. IS south Broadway. brick. six rOounS
30. 1918 Market ,trcet, third floor. two room,
No. III North Huron street, three rOOm,. siOl
No. l3l Sixteenth street. eight rOoul,. 500.
No. & fifteenth street brick dwelling.
no. ~ Fourteenth street, seven rooms All
bath.
No eSJ9 ROr street. Ave. roomed brick.
No. Jii2 jacob street, four rOOu.
No. ll0j MCCOllOCI street. four room.
No. lOlS Main street. second aud third floor,
No. JliO MCGOll0Ch street, four rooms.
Store building Nos lila and III Main s,f.i-
VIII improve TO suit tonanL
No. 49,! Main street, thrce.story building.
Storcroo1l aud dwelling, corner Fourteenth
aud McCnlloch streets.
No. 81 Ohio street. i've rooms. frame
No. ZIG McC0ll0ch street, three rUoiuS 81 u
No. " Ohio strt"t, .lree rooms, IS o.
No. 2tlI Alley Is, two rooms, 500,
No. i9lSOrth Elm street. five roonI. So %.
No. 90 Mnll street fourteen rooms. moder,
No. TDtwOodS stresI. six rooms, brick, s!!I
No. ~ Zgue street. second iloor. ST.
No. 1921 MGColl0ch street. twO.story franz.
No. lTli NnCollocl street, brick. Stl %
No. 6i9 Min street brick dwelling.
No. 2g0!cGADllnr street. live mons, SlI)l
Se. 1905 Market Strsns. o:ilcs rooms
No. III rhirty.thlrl Stre1. nTe rooms, S3)l
Store room or South street. In llea,ne "a,
ernacls building.
No. @iSI Wood street, Ave ROOMS.
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Bob" Glenalyin. who played second
and captained the Wheeling Tri.state
league team in 1890, haa signed with
Indianapolis, OF tho Western league.
He played in the Detroit "Wolveriue"
aggregation last year.
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DYSPEPSIA seldom causes death, but
permits It's Victims to live on in misery.
Hoods Sarsaparilla curcs dyspepsia ani
all stomach troubles.
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Last night at Wheeling Park alleys
the Provident and Calumet team. met
aud parted sven. The scors, wore:
First Game-Calumes 779, Provident
754.
Second game-Provident Sis, Calu.
met Sl5
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The ruling dynasty Of Japan has boon
in power since long before tho Christian
ARA
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LAST NIGHTS BOWLING.

Laiiclle Defeat The iInwirrs In Two
Games-Provident aud Calumet Part
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-12-13
CONSPIRATORS.
Case Postponed in Order to See CON
sul-General Mills.
and sheridan Appear Be-
fore Judge Perry without Counsel
United states Not to Interfere.
From Wednesdays Dailv.)

Iron W euDesudN boA'D
TX. Sheridan, alias w. j. Sherl-
dan. and Frank Underwood, with the
prefix of "doctor," the two men who
are in the custody of Marshal Brown
charged with conspiriDg to overthrow
the Government of Hawaii, made
their first appearance before magis-
trate Yesterday morning.
Roth men appeared in anything
but a pleasant frame OF mInu anu
apparently realized the magnitude OF
the serious charges preferred against
them.
Marshal Brown believes there is
evidence enough against both of the
men to make conviction sure.
The men appeared before Judge
Perry yesterday, unrepresented by at
torney. Both mems faces bore traces
of anxiety. The prisoners asked Mar
shall Browns permission to consult
with the American Consul before they
were tried, and continuance was
granted until today.
Consul General Ellis Mills held a
conference with the prisoners last
evening in the Marshal's office. Mr..
Mills SAYS both men claim New York
as their place of birth. The Consul
was asked what action he would take,
and replied that as far as he could see
into the case there was no valid reason
why the United States government
should interfere in the matter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-12-13

inc. and had devoted his spare time 10
reading books on law with that oolec1
in view. Coming to Honolulu IN lo'Z
he entered the Office of w. c. Jones,
10 accordance with the law which
auired that any applicant for salii -
zion TO the bar should have stuuleu III
the office of practicing attorney lor
at least one year. During TINS time
Mr.. Bickerton applied himself stuui-
ousIy, and in addition to his law reao-
inc he did considerable business In
the way of conveyancing and othef
real estate work. .
In 1875 he applied for admission 10
the bar, which, after he had passed
the examination, was granted MIN,
and he at once opened an Office OF MS
own. He was not long in building up
a thriving business, which continued
TO grow until it assumed extensive
proportions. In 1882 he was appoint
ed Police Judge, which office ne nlied,
in addition to his practice before the
Supreme Court, for about four years,
and is conceded to have been one OF
the most efficient Police Judges VINO
has ever filled that office in Honolulu:
In December, 1885, he was appointed
to the supreme Bench as Third Asso-
ciate Justice, and four years iater,
upon the death of Mr.. Justice EuWaru
Preston, Hon. R. F. b. Bickerton was
promoted to be Second Associate JUS,
tice. This gentleman has been several
times offered the Attorney General-
shin. which honor he has each time
respectfully declined. In 1878 he held
a seat in the Legislature, to when ne
was elected as representative from
Hamakua, Hawaii.
Upou the accession of Queen Liliuo-
kalani to the throne, Justice Blcker-
ton was appointed member of the
Privy Council of State. In 1871 this
gentleman married Miss A. Hughes,
who died four years later. In 1878 he
Miss Frances L. Spencer,
lady of Australian nativity, who, with
her parents, was sbipwrecked on the
island of Oahu when she was an In
FAINT. Their family consists OF four
children, three of whom were by
Judge Bickerton's first wife. The boys
are now at Washington College, Ia
coma, of which this gentleman has
the highest opinion, having, after per
sonal investigation, selected 1t for the
education of his children. His married
daughter, a young lady OF eighteen, is
also living in Tacoma.
AS a Judge and Jurist, Hon. K. +.
Bickerton has been even more sue
cessful than as an attorney. His de-
cisions were made with great care,
and after scrupulous consideration in
the cause of justice and right. In
business matters Judge Bickerton was
q man of shrewdness and sagacity, of
which numerous transactions that
have added to his fortune give ample
evidence, while his private life was
that of a gentleman of culture and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-12-13
AGAIN AT WORK.
Rev. Eric Lewis Accepts Call to
Grass Valley, Cal.

The many Honolulu friends of
Rev. Eric Lewis will be glad to
know that since going to California
his health is much improved and
that he has lately been installed
pastor of the Christian church in
Grass Valley. A local paper speaks
of him thus: "Rev. Eric Lewis, the
new pastor of the Christian church,
is a graduate of the University of
Cambridge and is a scholarly gen.
tleman. His knowledge has been
ripened by extensive travels, and
he will, no doubt, make a good i'm
preston in Grass Valley. Mr..
Lewis was one of the first mission
aries to go to South Africa, which
place he was compelled to leave on
account of ill-health. He filled the
pulpit for time in North London,
and afterward labored in Honolulu.
Mr.. Lewis spent two years in Swift
zerland, and has visited Algiers and
the mountains of Kabytia, St. Hell
ena and the Canary Islands, and
Sydney, New South Wales"