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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE service With from tho
Bible and Science and Health. sunday l1;+' m tcstl-
nonlal service Thursday evening O'Clock. New-l ok
Church OF Christ scientist" Hodgson Han southeast
corner Iih-aVc. end 4jih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13

DR. MACARTHUR breaches. morning. an apWopri't.e
Easter sermon, music sunday school az :"
Lords Baptism at !. Lords supper a. = Tie puhhc
cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13

=, $780, a. - a A-METRoroLITAN HALL; l4h-s cas-:
Rev s = CADMAN vii peak az and preach a;
? m Sacr-d y, 1rstra mu-ic at : 80 p m A!so IN
sunday-sch9ol 2l5 p.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 13TH-sT.
THE PEOPLES CHURCH
REV. THOMAS DIXON. IR.. Pastor
Preaeh'- { ir S91 @I morninE At II O'Clock
THE INV PCLiTT" is DR. PiRKHURsT
SEATS II FEfr N' EvEJ3E 6 or c WkEGGME.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEwToRK
REV r. ,DE WITT TALMAGI, . b.
EVERY sr%bAf HrrER ;1c"5S AZ @"4 ! O'CLOCK
M, NJ SAINTS ANTS; Henry and SCANNED SIS Rev. WILL
tsaarN, PDN$E D kecl95-l0D a. m ,o Holy ior
mon. D. mag ~
ALI SOULS CHURCH Madison-ave and GGth-s'-
Hey Communion ut 9;53 and II a m Rev r: HEBEn
VT. FYr4Px choir and Sermon ss" by I A. e. Sn n h2
"a Allen E;S,. STREET MEMORIAL METHODIST Erlsco-
vel vel CHCkCH Kving'on-st. near AenLEaster ser
P Rev HoEHcE : " HYH$rs IN" % P| orSn appointed
ALL SOULS CHURCH. 4th ave. corner 2oth-s,.-s.r-
mon n by The Pastor Roy THEoDoRE c. WILLIAMS II
cordially Invited
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. Chckerins Hall
SARY Scl2GG 1da T les b. Mrs
YLER coG oh Kv service by hA 1Sa lScIa,.a nEV
bhLDGE family and choir assisted by Miss ANNA
PARK. cOrnstist
EDWIN GALLOWAY, JOSEPH BOGARDUS,
secretary President.
b, AMITY BAPTIST CHURCH 80 West 54,h,st-s.rmon
y we Rev LEIGHTON WILLIAMS, al IL and 7:45.
ssulaay-schoo at 80 Communion at 4. You
daily invited.
rAE EASTER WEEK TEMPERANCE REVIVAL at St
Ebsr'hoomews Mission. i2d-s. 3d-aye beginning Mon
y TTyenns nightly All The week The gifted and popu
!ar. Temperance yDcalists. Mr. and Mrs BENERIDGE
w." sing every Night. The Home That Used 30"
ssO IL Is Written 1.-THE Brewer and the sunday school
Man and other appropriate songs.
ASSOCIATION HALL.
23D-ST BAPTIST CHURCH.
REV. ARTHUR r. PIERSON d. D..
. VIII preach II a.. and =. m.
i'trk sisters. cornetsts. morning service.
SEATS FREE ALL WELCOME
Al CENTRAL. VI l.. CHURCH. 7th-aye and l4th-si-
80 >. T. CADMAN, the newly appointed Pastor will
service. Seats free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13

CHARLES STREET CHURCH UNITED TRESBl
TERRAIN runta sabbath services, loF, '''
30 Monday =. ~ historical review. letters. addresses
Tu.Siay : D. m. lit-lary and musical entertainments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH West 42d-st.. near It'll
ayc.-Rev EDWARD f. kNAFr wl p,eacn , Suna iS a,
Of Days Sunday-scnool. 2:ij r. m General prayer
meeting. Friday. p. All welcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16

OF defenders engaged ut the sea. o!
war and together they destroy the for.
eign invaders.
And lett not equally clear that heal.
log 10y The power Of the Pfiesihood, in
the light Of these discoveries, is given
perfectly natural aud rational tx.
pIauatIou2 10 the victory Of disease
means that the oofpusCels of the blood
are for some reason or other rendered
too weak 90 combat 70, and II their
strength depends ON the activity OF the
spiritual force by which they are maze
Co move and ac.--as % necessarily must
I1-ihou Il is not difficult TO under.
stand that the Infusion OF new spiritual
force Into the body through the sacred
means ordained by the Almighty and
further stimulated by faith, results 900
rendering the causes OF disease inriisc.
i've The principle is ne sound ps
mat on which the Bcfum.thoapy ~
founded.
Ia iaol ancient, Inspired mon seem
90 have Anticipated modern scientists.
To- Palm xoI, the poet states that he
who stands in e position OF holding
communication with the Almighty
shall remain secure Notwithstanding
"tho Ioslilenco that wslkstn la dark.
uon;D and the obstruction that vast
eth at MONDAY" Ills idea seems 10
be that through the Influence OF the
Divine Spirit mau eau remain saio in
The midst Of tins most dangerous dis.
Eases, That assertion was repeated iu
tho beginning % our era aud again Ia
this age when revelation shonu through
the clouds Of org1E 5c.oucs, at last,
seems to have arrived ut d point where
she, too, h willing TO confirm Ihe
teachings OF sacred wit
One slep 'urlhu, sglrac, must 10 IN
this direction. There can be no rea.
sonablu explanation OF the marvellous
activity Of the minute particles Of the
body in their warfare against enemies
'f the human syslom except this, that
iu man dwuIls u spirit TO whose intrll.
gcuco such activity IL due. When
this fact has been recognized too,
science AMI revelation meet on the
threshold " Immortality ami eternity,
united ut lnst In recognition Of the
supreme Intelligence who planned
and formed the whole universe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16
me mum cALAMIIN

The people o. Utah will sympathlze
deeply with Butte iu tie terrible dis.
H.,cr that bas bciallen her; ,sreclally
90 In view Of the fact that ono OF the
victims DO o. member u a family highly
esteemed in this Territory. Thoecours
at The place where tho catastrophe oc.
Cured, even ~ briefly described IN
the dispatches, arc fearful TO oontem.
plato. The event IL indeed sad one
10 record, Notwithstanding the hope
that 10 the excitement the horror has
been exaggerated. Whatever may
come to modify the fret reports, there
remains the fact that many lives have
boon sacHhcod In the discharge Of tue
brave duty Of lrcmon, that many souls
among the uususpootiBg spectators
have been hurled into eternity, lcav-
ing pail Of sorrow upon the bsreayed
ones.
Salt Lake has had au experience
with explosions, whon, on one occa.
sion, some forty tons Of powder on
Capitol Hill exploded, spreading rui 70
and disaster and killing several
persons That event caused powder
magaziucs Of all kinds to DO hustled
outside Of the city limits Ia short order.
The experience Of Butte, however,
should BIO a reminder 10 this oity that
some steps are necessary 10 be- secure
against a like calamity hOrc. The
Capitol Hin episode has been In a
measure forgotten, and explosives
now are haudlol or allowed
TO stand for considerable time
In larger quantities than Ia con.
sislont with public safety. In thuir
sympathy for the Butte sufferers, the
pQlioo and fro commissioner Of this
city should hnd a ready suggestion for
requiring a more strict compliance
with wholesome rules than IL given At
present BY some who haUdle explosives
In the city, lest there should DO an oc.
casion when the Salt Lake IRE depart
ment will be- exposed to danger
similar 10 that which has wrought
such horror In our neighborlng state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16
SCIENCE AND REVELATION.

An entertaining writer Ia the
NHetCoHM CcHturU discussing the
recent discoveries Of medical scionuo
and particularly tho antl-loxiuo
remedy for diphthorIa-au account Of
which has appeared In those columns
points out that the discovery Is a
most important one because It takes the
explorer 10 the very fundamental
principles " health aud life.
The recognition NJ the great truth
that IN oil disoasys nature alone mas
the power 10 heal, while the proper
function Of tho pnysicIau is 60 assist
nature 10 lti efforts 10 conquer disease,
dates back TO the Infancy Of medical
hclente, bat the processes employed uy
nature have hitherto remained uuep
mya,ery. The discovery that many
diseases owe their devastating power 10
the ravagus Of bacteria OF bagilIl has
led 10 further discoveries OF a most DO.
trrosung nature, which In part at least
throw open thu vast laboratory of on.
ture and reveal ths mUthuIs tntrr EN-.
plJycJ.
IL Is now accepted ss a nctuai
germs o.. disease ere over present ip Tho
atmosphere, When these enter
the human organise without I.
ing any injury tha BE- due 90 tbr
successful battle against them Win,
white cells OF tho blood. Ingse white
cells, as soon a, deadly microbes enter
tho body, instantly gather in great
numbers around tho luysIers and com.
moucu a war of determination. Az
long a. these white cells arc strong.
healthy aud vlglr,u., aud as long 90
the multiplication OF poisonous mi.
crobos is not too rapid, tho former
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16
POVERTY AND CRIME.

The NEws has Published commu.
nicatlou from Mr. John 4. Gleason, lu
which protesting Chrisliars are on.
treated 10 engage In what the corrts.
pondcnt very properly terms "practlcnl
Chrls,ianity"-holpIng those who nrp
In need. MI Gleason assumes what d.
probably true, that there are great
many needy and deserving persons
here upon whom the divine principle
Of chphty could be made to operate
bruetlcially, not only Tor the good that
would come 10 them but also Tor the
benefit that would accrue 10 those who
by thei, libefaliIy give an evidence
Of love for their iellowmau. No
doubt there are many people
who profess Christian principles
who might bless aud bo blessed
by putting those principles into
prsoi.e-, re ihGsv the suggestions o.
the correspondent should come home
with force that will inspire them {,
action.
Al the Same time II must not be- for.
gotten that practical Chrlstiaulty II
the hiud referred 10 fnus broad ex.
efolse In this community. There are
many people of all SHADES Of religious
opinion who give much time and
means to tho roliei Of those who are 10
distress, and in a general way they
cover the field succcssiully, at
least NO Tar AS the worthy poor
arc concerned. There may DO in.
shuccs among this class where
the facts do not become known, an q
people suiigr iu consequence OF false
pride that viii not allow them to reveal
their true condition 10 thosu who would
take pleasure ln giving assistance anu
comfort; bat even those are searched
out wherever pOssibl, ana tho needed
help h. prgllered. Speaking In behalf
Of the LHlIoT.day Saints, reference
may be made iOt Illustration 10 tho re.
port VI the Weber Stake authorities ON
7uNu"y las' on 'hls subject that The
"'"'' VI 'no poot Va lh"' STAKE were
.'pP'''' anu 70 s'h''at reports lhNl
uA'o u''" U'"uo e'se"heie' WINE
'n cue very nature OF Ihlngs
'no % """ are ue''e' acquainted
wiz" 'Ne requirements % these In
.'.,' O" p '''on ana 'nu7 are
'''''l '''' 10 NEE. 'N'u' yo' their
r'''l''O'' "''' 's 10y no means corr
" .'D 10 vi '''0 OF 'h''r own IAl'h' ia
.'''' 80 every "oI''y ptr''n VINO j.
'.''u J." N'eN OF mes neces-l-
u''' h'7u'' 'N7 O'"teh organic
''"" '"''' arc many 'N"I'''o'o "ssaci''
GUNS ''l'.'s P''p. e'' u II p. n' Ienoml'
.N'' NO.. VAN ''' "'IAb excellent work.
mus '' N'Ay DO HN"e'''-ou lha1 WINE
'.'' ~ ~ '.'t'' room Io' ''VinS deeds OF
sue "'A' 'o''i'e1 10 tnero 10 IN
'u'' q immunity To-Day a vast amount
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16

their part The mere fact that person
is poor be not looked on IN this com.
munity a. n crime for which he or she
should be Stunned, but ~ misfortune
which evokes the klndliest sympathy
and consideration in more than words.
Upon this subject, remark Of Mr.
Gloasou's deserves attention, lest On
erroneous Impression should be created
10 the minds Of the public. He sage
"rhore are 10 this city today hundreds
Of deserving, h0uos,.miuded women
who, with perhaps young and tender
children, are suffering Tor the necessities
ollie. Loth 10 steal or beg, they ire
forced through circumstances 10 have
recourse 20 life OF Elm and shame To
orlof TO provide for themselves and
little once" II this statement were
true DO whole or In part, az applied 90
salt Lake cry or 10 any part Of Utah,
il would present Terrible picture Of
change not dreamed oi from former
conditions In this Territory. There lie
abundant evidence that such uu asser-
ton Il applicable to many large cities
i1 this country n8 VOL 90 this Ola
World; aud probably that IL where Mr..
Gleason got his idea. But no for ~ u
relates O. Utah In general, or to Salt
Lake In particular the statement
lie great mistake, probably
unlnionlioual ON tho part Of
its writer There never has been
in this Territory, and there u not now,
any occasion Tor 'hundrods Of
wOmun," VI Tor solitary member Of
tho FOX, TO barter her virtue Tor bread,
or Tor any OF tho necessities Of herself
r. thoso depending upon her
The donlal OF THIS assertion may be-
carried farther 10 that need be. Not
only are deserving w0mul not placed
under the nercaily OF having ere.
c1uro 10 lilo Of Elm ANA shame Ia
order to provide Tor themselves and
little once" but they are not reduced
10 the alternative Of d,uaIius or even
Of begging. itmay bu tina. s5mo PER
sons would strain tae term "begp TO
cover the making known, 10 discreet
persons ina perfectly proper gnI rC.
sloclaDlv manner tho fact that they
are In stationed circumstances; but "
there are any women who would pre-.
serve such false pride hs tlat suggests
nud OF the same time descend 10 the de-
bbsing level OF abandoned honor, they
hardly eau be- called deserving Ia any
moral sense. The fact Is that women
Of the abandoned class here have been
placed ia that petition through an
unholy passion either on tho part of
themselves or Of tho other sex, and the
plea Of necessity canuo bahoncslly rot
up Tor them.
The urging OF w3menis relief aiso.
Citations and works OF a similar CHART.
able character Is an right 10 H. place.
But It seems 20 us tina. tuch Interests
would be- Fuhsorvci better by state.
ments Of actual conditions and nece..
stiles than by arguments Of n iallaciou.
character adapted from other places
whore the situation IL different. People
who unieu,snd Affairs here within
slinctivoly recognize that there 10 no
occasioni Tor pleading poverty ~ an
oxouie Tor crime, and urging that the
former must DO relieved IN order 10
prevent the latter. That necessity has
not been dofoended to yet In Utah,
and We sincerely hope 1t never will be-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16
You will save money by lradiug with
the Old GIItr PITTS Drug Go.

You will save money by IraIiug with
the Old GIltr PITTS Drug Go.
Weber Coal Company coil Lump
Coal a. 81 90, Stove, SL5I; NuLEi.OO.
Clean coal and ull weight. Tel an.
Big stock oi Wuriiis Fargo0ds lust
arrived, ut 2ll state ~.
NJ. WrBuER.
WARREN PAUL.
Or. Prices Cream baking Powder
coniains no Ammunla or Alum.
lIaud'. iur sick itradnch,s.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec. glst.
1904 We uhv1 taken humber %.
bltllss o. Hood's SnraAparllla. Seven
Ur tiyht yssTB ago while In California,
10 cured me Of sick hthdacho and usr
sickness. always r,cImmrut % 60
my friends Tor sick henda.uf. NY
husband AMI son are taking % .ur im.
ruro blood and II always meets every
expectation.
Mrs. n, *. WARnuUsr.
Hoods Pills cure all liver me.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16
MONEY TO loan.

I OANh rs fNN SMALL rUNs. REASON.
- ab.c Private. Room Olo MtyurninE u.ds
WILL TRADE usuEA PROPERTY FOR
" equity H hlY properly. hragtA aud
unnuDlIAu real estate, mines and loans, l1 T.
'rd south
I OAN-, ANY AMOUNT uN CITY on
- 7ait Lake end Davis County FARMS Apply
40 once Go Nu. Do Ngusruick block.
nN REASONABLE TERMS APPLY 10
~ Taylor nuNuu, NO. % kaat Temple
street.
ATuNEN ZOO LOAN TO LADIES OR
4NA grul.uUu uu personal, collateral OF
NuIitrI securities. stock uuuuH AND commercial
papers H0usH. ono sHId. real tstato l0aHs no.
HulNl.Is WHHU. advanced on warehouse store
aye raU"IHts. IHHr.I rates of Interest aud Hust
lt.t.tN..H SVEN Iui ihe HAie tc'p.ns ~ "a.
UuEUuH. All .UHInUaH confidential. b. lIFp.
men. tuhn.IW Agent room 5Jl Mccormick
uIu#E
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16
COAL


DRCEs HEuuCfn. ALL KINDS. "CoAL
II that suite" Miller n Miller. % West.
oc 0ud south street Phone ts
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WANTED.

RIO PURCHASE a DOUBLE uhss yiu.
L lu. cheap Apply o. cote UnUc.
NNrANIhu=LAuI uE uEhILENAN 10
w AHHIHi In unIcu HAIhrV $500. with
chance 20 ncraaHr. ant position permanent, %
iuItrd. NHI WaF FAIR paid 90 once 10 engaged
tur. nHn rriUTUHru uul colt addressed stamped
envelope Manager Lock brnworf chicago
A MAN ~ ENEGN HICuuN TO 7ELL
~ staple goods 30 dealers. experience uu.
necessary UUHt eide line. iihuI 70 o. month";
salary Huu expenses Ir IHrEr commission
mauUt fur sealed rRFiirularH send stamp. tIf.
ton soap auI Manufacturing Co., huK slA tins
rinnttt. Ohio
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16
LOST.

ID Ihcatyr, Cold sword Hair IIu, aut DO
irWuiH HuJura 90 4 lIfst street and DO 70.
Wardud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16

MKT ATTRACTION.
Sunday Evening 10 1r. m.
Mrs. ptOEBE COUZiNs.
9utigtiH"uur PILGRIM MollUH and che
Daughters o' che Cavaliers"
AumHHInn $50.
,"tua iirpwuisA" January o. "a Matinee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16
Highest
AU10rd
ron
Supreme Excellence,
TO TuE
PUTNAM
HOT FORGED AND
--.--aalz.-HAMMEH POINTED HCezl
NAILS.

AZ the Worlds Columbian Exposition
a. Chicago. A medal mud diploma word
odi "Supr9mo eEoH.leu'o In material.
method la manufacture, ami quality %
finished products elasticity sud smooth.
ness combined with holding power in
clinoh. Il allows tho use u very small
nails"
There IL nOtfing beyond supreme excellence
nor Ia there uuy tliug comprised iu horse nall
except "the rIhiguAl from which 10 BE- made"
",hu meklud OF manufacture" aud qualify n
numhod product Putnam NslH, uF their
"slgHuulty," gvu slightly tn Hu gEpauUl0n and
contraction 90 mo boot while tHU horse BE- Ia
muNuut bY tuvir 'umuutuurHH.' Oh uat enc
IaHEu tho uHl hn|rH 900 Ono u..f, while tuiT
supreme excellence" Boo holding power ~
ths cIlncl' enables them 90 hold The shoe IA
trr hardest service uuul worn QUE
the 'usu % small maize large holes are
avoided and money saved tH Goo SMITH
Thus 10 Will boo seen tH"t IlH uWgIhlu ~ The
Worlds NuIumHian EhpouuHu TUcoEn %
what quE'uUs so Go mako up n good hogHr nal
and that only Iuu "rutuam" cgItaIus Ilsm a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16

- Ng0Hou.. FIVE ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
- with city water and cellar fruit trees
and barn on place. Apply ola premitos G4t h.,
lrd south
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IaImHH ~ -I7-HI7TI1 H1ITI U Il'a17
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-08

tAat puatstns unchanged 10 81 haxhrr:
business ahcut equally dtssrsnuted Jan
uary. = "a: February. - 1oa: March. =
10 sd: April. - I'D: May. - II lid
Corn-Spot. steady: American mixed.
new. - ~. fctnreD opened arm. with
near ard dtsean< Positions "a higher:
closed steady. "a hfgher: January, e
Lid: Februzxy. - 81: March and April
~ la
F7our-Stenksy: demand mcderaxe: ST.
Louis. fancy winter. s. 81
Hops-At London. Pacific coas4. q ia
London. Jan 7.-Bar silver. 2. 7-lsd
Consuls. lcs "a Discount rate. per
cant
The Evening Posts Lcndun cabsegran
says: The markets were uncertain tn
day. The rumcred resignation Of Sir
William Haxrourt and az cabinet couapli-
cAtaons had ne effect on stocks Amer
leans had strung squirt on small buy
ing In the bear market. GA ruxsors about
currency proposals BY President Cieve-
land. q possible issue OF United States !
per cent. bonds. Very little stock
changed hands. the buyer being not ir-
duenced. and there was setback fol-
lowing. The close was dun.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-08
wArEx FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Mexico Is due from Alaska.
Steamer Umatilla arrived this morning
from San Francisco
Steamer Attu Is tied up at Budlonx's
boat house undergoing repairs.
Ships Levi G. Burgess and Oriental win
haul into the bunkers today and take on
stiffening.
Ship Spartan Is about half loaded with
Black Diamond coal and will probably
not go to sea before the latter par, Of
the week.
Steamer Mineola steamed out through
the straits yesterday from Tacoma with
a cargo OF coal for the Southern Pacific
Company at San Francisco.
J. NJ. Colman has taken his pleasure
steam yacht Cyrene from Budlong's fioat
TO the Duwamish river for the winter.
Tug Magic towed out the schooner Hell
Can yesterday morning from Tacoma.
Steamer Walia waiia sailed at o'clock
this morning for San Francisco with full
cargo of grain. The following passengers
went from this city J. Elwood. g. H.
Westcott, AZ. Mayail. Mrs. Il. Wolf and
two children, +. J. Bruins. o. s. Buckbee,
II. Robinson, ]. S. Smart, Charles ".
Whitley. J. b. Mcintyre and wife. Miss Il.
c. Hooker, Mrs. n. Malmberg, Miss L.
II. Folger. afrs D. Hall.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-08

once o. refaxn IL enrnr =. ,...,.x -
= uSe Hen "a tlae sunlke. e.,d tho~.
uaaer his orders, II order q oa,tasn
Snedr vctss. = pernirioxn II ft.pir 80
ennnoe % expected 20 estabfish 9 -.
ler the szercise o. nsaiuseuauce s. ds.-
ciplkne. '. ois-
All olhoers stould - aruoius@.s ~
me comnaandsr-ln-ca,zef ez,d s,1s,s~-s~a
g speedy and fnexpenrfve cas,rx-rsarfI.i
md Dismissal from the eervts - go
g tnear aaalure TO fully perform the.r
uuAe3. a dixnItBBal should fnf1if.t : r,,,n.
lament more severe than 20 ircapacs-
tate the ofIicer from axnsn boyd.ux one
u the Gnaru, - II NOW the case am
Wiling to place my resignation il. ts,e
1'a1sos 81 the commAnder-in-c thsa
Haonass1t that he may appoint NV srf-
cessor. and believe every o4.lcer x<r,Ia
pe willing to do % were our leetssaturn
% pass such . law.
believe IN econom9xlnw t. 4l1e 1890 |.
- degree the expense incident 60 main
taaMng this brigade. Ii win not a.,
20 cur Things 70 flse that the useful
ness Of the organisation viii b In
paared. but there are avenues WHARF er-
peHses can be reduced. The Legislature
WIZ Doubtless assist us "a this. a -
neye there Is Throughout the STATE !
disposition 70 bring about the condi-
mon OF things which / have endeayored
70 outline In these REMARKS"
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IN. n.lnr,ea zeeaow Inquest.

vamouver. Jan. THE inquest Oh tho
death or Heinrich zechow was continued
this morning Al: Westminster DIR. Boggs
testified that death was caused by stab
In the lower part OF the neck. AT the re.
quest of the police the Inquest was then
adjourned week. The police are still
actively al work tracing UP the naove-
nfsnts % :sae murdered man during his
stay In this city. They have found that
Zechow stayssf at the Palace restaurant
while In town. He brought trunk WIKI
him. and had supper. bed and hreaicfast.
In the morning ne left and rgever re-
turned His trunk - now IN possession
Of the hotel proprietor White at supper
In the restaurant. Zechow mentioned that
he had come up 40 contest the will os an
uncle who hasf an estate IN WasshSngsou
wssrtfs over 81 ooo. 90. A stranger came in
az the same time as zecsspw and saad-
owed him. Tho prspriesor says he noticed
this at tnh time ard thought Il somewhat
remarkable. The stranger also 6sSap-
pesred az she same time as Zecaow.
Hearing nothing further about Zecssow,
the matter escaped the memory az the
proprietor unsi. ire body was found.