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ri9teritatter gu berfte6sn, buB oas 4n@
iperben bon Retruten fir bic 2ebeaion
in ben Ser. Staaten ni1t piinfdensz
tpsrtb pGre. ollnier 6aupt5ped 1T
jeBt," Iagte er, nbie grobe @naabl un=
Ierer Splbaten, ipel6e in Cuba tGmz
pfsn, gut gu betpuffnen. mir 6aben
Sunberte pm 9(nerbietungen erbalten,
Ii3 unIersr Sruppen un3uIdlisben,
fpir tppllen ieop6 bic NeutralitGtsge@
febe niat perleBsn, pel4e 5pii6en
Spunien uno Den Ser. Stuaten eris
itiren."
Gampo5' 8si9eibsn6sit. t.
M& brib, 8. San. - SSn offi5ielz
len &reiien piro anqebsutet, bab 9sz
neral Martines Gampos aus 8ei4eis
benbeit bic 8eri6te iiber feline Siegs 81
berfleinern iuhe. Sp a. 8. lpdre ods
9efe6t Bel GoliIeo bon qrDBerer Srugz
tpeite 9etpeien, ais ipie man uripriingz
lid anna6m; Der Sieg Der Spanier
bGtte bic BlGne Der SSniursenten pollz
itGnbig 3erit0rt. Die 8egierung in
Mabrib mdtht bebeutenbe 8orberei=
tungen, um cine tpsitere 4n0abl Solz
baten na6 Gu6a au fsnben.
Bier Sniurgenten d i Re
geta pert.
W}abrib, 8. San. - Die bieIi9e
3eitung rGorreipOnbencia" tbeilt nit,
buB bic Spanier unter 9eneral Gam
pos Die SnIureenten Bel 9apuna ge<
f6lagen baben. gtuA Der S6lu6t
babe ba5 fpaniide 8anpnenboot r@rz
oi(la" bier nit fliiAtigen SnIurgenten
gefuQte S6iffe Qefapert.
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Gin meibltber prutuinas Glerf.

Sranffort, 8D., 8. SSan.-Oie
rmpoerne 5rau" bat triumpbirenb III
rem @in3ug in bic Staatslegislatur
gebalten. Der Senut erpdblte geitsrn
Sruu emma Malfer 6err bon Qeringz
ton, &b., gum prptofoqzGlerf.
SSruu 9err lit cine junge fsi6e Wittz
me, mas tpobl au6 Die galanten Sez
nutoren bepogen baben mag, ibr reinz
ftinpmtg" bas 2lmt 5u iibertrdqen. Der
nDtbige 8eritano i6eint i6r audi gegez
ben gu fein; oenn bic Dame lit lGnqere
3eit nit Grfolg iournaliitii6 tbGtig
gereIen uno fungirte pdbrenb Der 4tz
Notwithstanding als rRanager" Der
SentufD>9(bt5eilung.
Die Steqe eines St1atsz8i6liot6ez
tdrs lpiro bon Der Qegislatur audi nit
elmer nmobernen 5rau," Namens 8.
R. S6elton, BON 2(bairzGo., 6aIeBt
peroen. Sri. Gorinne @ilIon, Die Ii6
um bas gleihe 9lmt benarb, lit bitter
b0Ie bariiber. Den Senator 2aD be-
I6ulotgt lie, i'm Gautus I6mG6li6
8erratb geiibt gu Raben.
Webrere Gegislaturmitglieber baben
ii6 ioglei4 Der 4ermiten angenpmmen
unb I'm i6re me6r ober tpeniger quite
Su6e brobt jeBt ein ernItli9er Streit
gu entbrennsn. Bel Der befannten 8itz
terli6feit Der Sentudp'er .8entlemen"
fann Die Glffaire nod gu blutigen
Ouellen fii6ren.
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Gruif9t uno eri1nhcn.
Rad,e ciucs brtrosenen Gbesattcn.

9 pptu une, Bd1b., 8. San. -
Srant 9eniIon febrte Gebte Na9t ur=
erpurtet nah 6auie 3uriid unD fanb
feline 5rau in ben Qrmen pon qatrit
9idep. 9eniIon elite in Elm Nebene
5immer lgno 6olte eine Slinte 6erbei.
Sidep mar irbeiien bereits aus oem
Suuie eeeilt uno 5puu 9eniIon pollte
Inn foloem Inter Der 3biire jagte ibr
Der @atte bic 2aoung beiosr 2dufe
-Ieiner 5linte in ben Riiden, ben iofor@
tiger. Sob berbeifGbreno. 9eniIon perz
fplgte 6ierauf 9idep, bod lpuroe er
entlpaffnet unO perbaftet, ebe er i'm
einholen tonnte. 8eioe Wldnner iiro
beroorragenos @eIadftsleute oon Rot>
forb uno bic 9tffaire fat 9epulti9e
@(ufrsgun9 perurIdAt.
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Stur, in bic Rtasara,J ,JaGr.
@fcre une Sarren I'm ZEN tiefen Nbsrune.-
Merfpilreiser &ciie Iebt ras @fcrs.

@fcre une Sarren I'm ZEN tisfen Nbsrune.-
Msrfpirsiser &ciie lebt ras pferS.
q ugura sails, N.sY., San.
- In elmer unter6alb Der 9Sdlle gelaz
genen Stelle, mo ij6 Elm Dffentlider
8lab gum Qlbldben pon S6utt un0
QbfGllen bart an einem tiefen Nbgrunb
befiHoet, bat ii3 geItern Elm iorberbdz
rer unfaQ ereignet. 9as Yf.ro uno
Der nit S6utt belabere &urren bss
Superintenoenten Sbeelp tamen bem
Ranoe oes Qbgrunbes gu na6e unb fiez
len iiber oieIen ir bic Siefe. Der 8arz
rem 6lteb IN Der Wtitte bes jdEen 2lbz
Harges an elmer bpben lllme 6GnQen,
no er nod 8pii9en 9immel uro Grbe
id5ipebt; bas Bfero fiel oDer rutIhte
oielmehr 100 SUB tiefer, errei9te aber
hann feiten poer ii1eren 8oben urb
na6m babel eritaunli6er Weiie feinen
anoersn S6uben, uls einige Sautab=
f6iirfungen an ben 8einen. Wtan bat
fir oas S6ier, bus ii9 nod am sSuBe
bss 2lbhanqes befinbat, Elm SbDa6 herz
geitellt unD pirD es bort fiittern uno
pfleosn, Bis es bei'm Gintritt miloeren
Watters auF etnem 8pote in Siher6eit
nphrnrh+ mormon fn,1r1
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Or Qenh 8 aeehrt.
&us &beiiinien.
StaIieniibe Eruppeu in @sfabr.

Berlin, 8. San. - S6limme
9eridte iiber Die Gage Der StaIiener
in Grptbrea (4beIiinieD iinb bier i'm
l1mluuF. Sbre Stslung IoQ cine boffz
nungsloIe iein. 0as 8erbdltniB 5piz
I9en GpglanO uno Stulien ioG e6enz
falls Elm Is6r qeIpanntes lein, uno
3par neil ii6 @nglan0 peigerte, ita=
IieniidIs 3ruppen in Celia lunOen gu
ldiier.
ct. petersburg 8. San. -
9er rNoboje 8remja" tptro aus Maiz
iaua telegrap6irt, oaB ii9 bic itaIiez
niIohen @treittrdfte aus 2toau1 unO
2Goioratb 5uriid ge3ogen BADEN. Der
8eri6t, baB as BEN 2tbeiiintern an
Nabrungsmttteln Teble, finbet teiD:n
9lauben. Gs lit betunnt, baB G0nig
Wenelit bas 9orn, fpel6es er feit brei
Sabren als Sribut erbieIt, aufgeItuz
peIt Eat, itatt baiielbe, ME iibIih, gu
bertaufen. Iu6 bic Meloung, &0nig
@ojam itiinbe Menelit feinblih gegen=
iiber, ipirb beItritten.
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500 @agsun>Saounsen &urn.
@aeb ssprfpIf, Sa.. beffimmt. - sseitcre gen.
fuugeu.

ct. Qouis, 8. Sanuar. - Die
9rOBte 2uoung &orn, lpeI6e in oieIem
Sabre Oerfhifft purOe, puIiirte geItern
uno beute Our6 ct. 2ouis. l1e6er 500
Waggonz2aoungen tamen in ben leg
ten 5pei Sugsn BON Nebrasfa an uno
500 lpeitere 2aoungea peroen erparz
tet. Sas 8etraioe lit fir NprFolt,
8a., beItimmt, bon bort lpirb es er>
portirt. Seit pielen Sa6ren lit elm
berartiges 9erI6iffen BON 9orn ni6t
hnrnpfnmnpn
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Gs lit bic Sailing"
Der an FER Suite Ippa 5eotia's aciirausete
Sampfer recpanpsIirt. - Die Tfannid,ait
anfoJetnene gerettet.

anfdJetnene 9erettet.
9uItfur, q. g., 8. Sanuur. -
Gs lit jeBt bstannt geporosn, ouB Der
Oampfer, Del6er, pie in geitriger
Drummer bsri6tst ipuroe, nabe Dem
Sfaacsz9afen geitranoet mar, Der
ensliI6e 5radtbumpfer Sailing" 1T.
Man nimmt an, OaB Die 8eiaBung ii4
auf cine benahbarte Sniel gerettet bu=
be, ba Die &ettungsmunniduften, MEL
den es enblia gelang, oas perungliidte
S6iff gu errei6en, Niemano am 8oro
fan0. Sdramtli6e aIeioungsItiide
Der Seeleute, iopie Der gompab iparen
sbenfaQs mitgenommen pprben. Der
Sailing" lit Elm nit 2O26 Sonnen
@ebult in 2onOon regiitrirter 9amz
pier, 9erielbe puroe in 8lptb i'm
Sabre 1882 9ebuut uno iit Gigentbum
Der 2pnooner 9Ftrmd WQrp II. So.
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WnQcu pieorr ifrifcn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES un,ufriencn. - .
Spmpaente anecbIib rucfldbtslps.


Sompasnte ansebIidb rIflId,tslos.
PsiIu be1p 6ia, 8. oSan.- Die
StraBenbabnbeoieniteten finb i'm 6oz
ben 9raoe erbittert gegen bic Union
SractionzGO.", Die offenbar nit Der
QbTift um9ebt, ale unionz2eute na6
unb na9 aus Dem Oienite gu entlqHen.
Der neue Grecutip 4us76uB Der
nQmalgamateo2lf fociation" Der Sa6nz
IngeitslIten bat Ii1 Bis jeBt pergebens
bemiibt, BON Der Gompagnie 3ugez
itGnbnife gu erpirfen. Die 9etriebsz
letter Der StraBenbubn 8eIelI6aft
fdeinen Der 9lniidht 81 iein, baB iie
ieBt, nu6oem Der Strife Der 9Q6nleute
nliBlungen, ridii9tslos pprqeben t0nz
nen. Inter ni6tigen 9ortpdnben
peroen Die alien 8ebieniteten auf ben
ein5elnenStreden bur6 neue 2eute err
IeBt.
Die Grecutipe Der 9tHociation bat
ben 9eneralzWanager Seetem eriu6t,
ben 9si si6perber Der Qeute 8e60r gu
geben. Soften Die llnter6anolungen
lpieber reIultatlos bleiben, 10 lit es
ni9t unpabri6einli6, buB bic gabnz
bebisniteten in 9er3ipeiflung einen
neuen Strite aufnebmen.
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~D0 . &@
SelbhMDr0.

9btIubeGpbia, qa., s. San.
= Soi. @. 6riB, GbsIzGlettritsr Der
n5rancis 8ilionzSbe beutergeisui6aft, ="
beging beute Morgsn Ssl6itmOrb bur9
Gri6ieBen. Strip mar SO Sabre aft
unb in &anfaszGitp aniGfiig. Der
9runo Der rai6en Sbat 1T un5stannt.
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Aata pemtld)lasao*
Dsr pre,sF stgrn Grn. fnfbIan.
Sef6ftmoro eimes cSteferanten.
Yrin; 9llsranosr's SOOtenluads.
Ger uiier unb ber G5ar.
RatD an 9oniain 8iftorta.
Or. sepss in Berlin ssebrt. = serf6tesenes.


feierlid mar Die gr0ffnung pes Yroz
aeFes gegra ben 9tFefor @eblun nor
bem 9ig3iplinarbofe in Yotsoam.
3i6ter sunb 2ngsflagter, Der 8ert9eiz
biger unb Der Gertreter Der 2lnfla9e,
9tGe erI6ienen i'm 6rat. Die SSeierz
lidteit purbe inbeb baIb geitort.
NIIeiIprWebldn lit betanntli6 6eI6ulz
oigt, ais gltta6e bes 8ouberneurs pon
&amerun unmeni6li6e 8rauIamteit
gegen bic @ingeborenen buben multen
3u luHen. 8erI6iebene Gin3elheiten
Der 9(ntIagt purben i6pn friiber nit
getbeilt. Gs ma9te 10 einen tpioerliz
den Ginorud, ben Munn, lpelher
MGnner 5eritiideIn l&nb Weibern ben
9aIs ubI9neioen lieB, beute Dor Den
S6ranfen bes 9erihts psinen 5u
ieben. Gr plGrrte tpie Elm &ino, ais er
feline llnI9ulp betbeuerte uno Die 9lnz
Hagen ais unri4tig pOer ii6ertrieben
6inItslte.
Selb It morb zines 2tefe7
rdnten.
Der am 2. Sanuar lpegen frunmer
translation psrbuftete Marineliefe=
rant SanBen in &iel bat i'm bortigen
@efGngniB Selbitmorb begungen. Gr
bat ii6 erbdngt.
Yrin3 Nleranber's 3 0 B ten
made.
Die 9eibe be5 per itorbenen Srin5en
9lleranoar pDn preuBen 1T i'm Wafz
fenIaul bes f0nigli6en S6lohes auf=
gebabrt. Gin 3ug be5 8aiier 2tleruns
Der 8arbez9renaDierz zRegiments bGlt
Die Sootenma6e. Der 3utritt ms
Salob CUR 8eIi4tigung Der 2eide lit
nur pem 9pfitadt unb Dem tletnen
9reiie bon Decentralization, tpelde bei
2eb5eiten bes Prin3en nit bemielbsn
in nGberen 8e3iebungen ftanoen, ges
Itattet.
&di5erunb G5ar.
Der &uiier empfing bsuts Den Gdn3z
fer pon 6obenlobe unb Or. 8aDier bon
Der &oloniulsQlbtbeilung bes auspdrz
tigen Nmtes.
Bring bon Rabolin, beutI9er Sc
Ianbter an 3uBlanb, lit nab ct. Pez
tersbure nit einsm autogrdpbii6en
S9reiben pom 8aiier @ilbelm an
ben @3ar 3uriitgetehrt. WihtigePachz
riaten, priDeter gfatur, follen in Demz
Ielben ent6ultan iein.
R a tb an & Dni9in 9 Or q.
8s3iigli6 Der m0gIi4sn gntente
5ipiT4en GngIanb, 6rantreidb uno
RuBIano erfIdrt Elm Mitglieb Der Oitz
rsidiI4en 8otidaft, baB Die 80ni9in
9ictpria befer oarun 9etban bate,
Dem 8eiIpiel bes beuti1en 8aiIers gu
foIgen rnb ben Yrdi iioenten &riiger gu
begludtpiini6en, bann Ddre penigz
items aller S6ein BON einem Ginperz
ItGnoniB GngIanb'5 nit Dem 9l6enz
teuer bes Or. Sameion beieitigt NOR
ben.
Or. Sen b geeb TT.
8aiIer Wil6elm Fat bic 8liidpiinz
ite elmer gan8en 9ln3abl bo4geitellter
ruiTiT6er, bouGnbii3er unb ameritaz
nii9er SerI0nli6teiten er6ulten Be
treFfs ieire5 @intretens fir Die 8Oez
rem. Gr beauftrogte Or. 2epOs, ben
9rdIioenten &riiger BON ibm gu griiz
BEN unb i'm ein3ulaOen, nu4 Berlin
gu tommen. Die r&olpnial 8eieQ=
Id5aft" beobii6tigt, 9r. 2eDos gu III
rem Gbrenmitglie0e 3u ernennen.
8uifer 0iIbelm Dirb ben betannz
ten 2frifaforf6er 9rafen 90ben in
9(ubien3 empfangen unb nit ibm iiber
bic Situation in Siioafrita conferiz
rem
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RanmaD's &eanb &eIiei
perShaHt iofort sinoermua.

Sir Rosfi5msr3sn (O6 'ranfbattc ooer ncrcoie,
8abni5mcr5,n, Rturalgis g1bsumaiismus, Ssy,us
iaus. Samri,n uno Sbipadc TN 8udtE, r,u
NEdlrat octr ben Niertr. S5merJeH III Der HGbs
Der c,b.r, gruitf.u ,iiuouuQ ecleu:s S5p,uuus
a.n unp e6m,rjen alr Nrt pirO ri: anrsn'
Su-o RON gaptpap'g %suoo Rtlitf foior:i7s giuo;.
rura peridaffcn uuo Der fortgeie5tt G5sbrlub ptis
islb,r ,iuise 1age lang uirO cine psrman,nts 9et'
lung btpirieH.
6 tilt fofort Die b,ftipteu etmcr5:H, ih'2aat
ent,anOur0 ab uno furirt Sraufbeiten Der SunQ'n,
beg Wao.us, bsr GHgeD.ios Upsr GRp,ren 2rHiea
ao,r Sdlelmb1ute
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s)tr. s.
RI i

Giu,rIti, tDsIt' erpSe Shmerleu Der NIT Rbsus
matismus b,baft,, gttIos,yjs,, 9upaIio,, Srapptl,
W.rp6i,, on Reurdlois lsio,Eos oosr Don &ronlbss
ten lbermunute au3 aus Suitsbsu bat,
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- Sn Hpm lit Der cardinal 9uis
ieppe Maria 8ranniello per16ieben.
Gr mar i'm Sabre 1884 geboren unb
1898 gum Cardinal ernannt pprben.
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ANS Cithn.

Aus Gmlta.
Gan3 wihfrlprrdenbf llahribtra.
pie 2te6eTen 1tn1ueit e@apana.
Die Spanisr uatiirlid fIrsreitB.
0eIema's Mabnr eri1niieu.
6nttes nit nier Sauieno Wsann.
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THE GUARDIAN
SECURITY, TRUST
AND DEPOSIT CO.,

gsictIide Ssooiitirin fur 8errUG!tuHass
Gugemeyues SGHfz uno 8erruatuus5zGeih
giuImt 9spofteH on uHo erlaubt 3IHica Gui oI:s
islbeH.
5unsjrt as 2efamsrtsz 8ouitrsd,rir, ga6laBuer.
fuatsriE, Sequsitsr, 8ormunoIa u. }. /.
Golbt SOrtheE, bic SI lcosI 3elt con CalD ooer In
behmmter Trlft ton Time) elnBIshbar iIao, gsssG
s.E.hmisie SIberheIf.
23ir babeE cine Reibe 2idberbeiten crifcralafe
fir &dpttdldnldee al pGHb, IN ben SduieGa btlIc,
blqeI SuuHeH.
GDIparo StabEer, iGu., grdfoeat;
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Iotr e PlaFe fIaHct5 y gShItc.
Dlaft s. S,Hfou, SeuI5 Y. GjHsooEf.
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8aowaD's &eaSD &clicT
rurfrt .tt,S pcrhfnScrt

rnttrt ttno pcrDtnScrt
GrtGItuus.u, Sufeu, meben pals, 9n'
fiEeuSa, SrOnbitis, 2unscnsGuts
3iuOuHs, 8heumatismuS, 9teus
ruIsis. SOpiidmer5 3abns
i9mer;, 2litbma, 2ltbmunsSs
bcihpsroen.
6s AiIlt bic { Iimms stH G 6mtr'
Ieu in rinsr bis itpauli0 TiHuttn. Gi&t cine
Stuuos mad otm 2eisu Oieier anJeige brGu5t irz
aeuo S,msub 6@msr5eR gu srIeiz
BEN.
SEurrIi5 d - GtHsH balb,H bis eanlsn 9bctl
Ibft,l roll in tiHem Slas Q9uftr Dlro in reHQeH
Wiuuttu gtibhm,rjsu, 2rompte, lauren WagtH,
Grhrsdeu Sopbrcuueu, frauibaitsn Ropii ihmerl,
Starrbs,G, 2Olt. 8labuHg unO ale iHHsrIib,n Est'
BEN turirtu.
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Die Spanier natiirlid) itegreitl.
Ieleua's IN abur eri9niien

8omes nit Dier Sauieno Wann.
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ais fruusOtiiter Srcuntpein ober Sttttrs.
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Trn,tauaal-RriIta.
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NaYtus HcuptHtttu Unu Suhnlu8SI
q. Raire, Gisentbhner uno Weeafteut
(sfabfoIser Don 8. ssain.),
GlbpcIs9de Yaltim Gtrose unb BozS Sffice-ggrs.
Wres bes ID eli dben gIatfes burd ErdseI bscrst,
l2k Gts.; f6ettd)e unb GontIta al zMuesabe 70
Gents ode, sahitar an bt eas EIatt bsior9tHoen
9rsstr.-9daiiA uebii Sosmta Al. .asuS sabc uEtes
Belt I'm 8.rtatnts; for bie podentIidhe stussabe
nit eskntas pertofrei nit absus tlr Ssuts,
$3.50 pro Sehr. aap trssnb tinem Srte bes SnIans
bes, a Aat europa. epnntag SsMuSgabe 81
20 Sa1y-Das bstte uHs biHisitS Sestt6s DIett
b Ben DtittI= nHb Stoiocten.
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against boss brewers was acted upon fav-
orally. A committee was appointed to
act upon the matter and it was decided to
impose fine of So on any member patron
ing boycotted brewery. The breweries
favored are the Enterprise and the Broad
way.
The election will be held on the last
Wednesday in July. The following nomi-
nations were made: PRESIDENT. P.
Ward, c. E. Hawkes., d. G. Poole; first
e-president-Henry A. Chase, G. W.
Alberto second vice PRESIDENT. G. Ack-
erman, A. NJ. Parry, A. G. Leeper; secre-
tary-George L. Taylor, w. B. Benoist;
treasurer, James P. dwell; sergeant-at-
arms, T. 6. MCGOWAN; executive commit
tee-George E. Mitchell, ]. E. Hooper. J..
D. Spencer, J. G. Horn, Alexander Nc
Pherson, J. C. Hawkes., Ed O'Donnell,
Daniel Riordan, H. de Alma and II. l.
Darr; delegates to International Typo
graphical Union-J. J. Calvin, J. K.
Phillips, John K. Winders, j. c. Horn,
John Collins. Miss Jennie Little, /. P.
Ward, Z. 7. January, W. ]. White; State
conventional. E. Hawkes., G. E. Backess,
S. H. Jenner, a. C. Alderman, ]. P. Oh
we'll; mem bership-C. E. Backess, A. G.
Leeper, L. 2. Ward, jones L. Shearer, Mr..
Arnold; delegates to Labor Council-C. E.
Hawkes., D. G. Poole, III. l. Darr, James I.
Kelsey, J. K. Phillips, E. L. Hover, George
L. Taylor. E. w. Thurman, James 7.
Houston, ]. f. Blumer, John Helmer, a.
G.. Alderman
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REV, PUTNAM'S MISSION.
The Well Known Christian
Church Evangelist Is in
the City.
By the Strength of His Personal Mag.
netism He Carries on the Work
of the Master.

Rev. Melvin Putnam, an evangelist of
the Christian church, held forth last even
ing in the West Side Christian Church, on
Bush street. near Devisadero. The con-
gregation was large, in fact the little
church was almost filed, for the pastors
reputation as an enthusiastic worker in
the cause of Christianity had preceded
him many months.
Rev. Mr.. Putnam's theme was ga
Friend to Christi and he had not pro-
ceeded far in his discourse before he was
thoroughly in touch with his people, and
the audience was in sympathy with him.
Therein lies his success, for the evangelist
is known to be man of great magnetic
presence. Rev. Mr.. Putnam is young
man with a smooth-snaven face, kindly
eve and a low, persuasive voice when in
ordinary conversation. But when adj
dressing his congregation the speaker
hurls with strong voice and great force the
facts that he believes TO be truths.
The new pastor is one of the best-known
in the Christian church of any in the
United States. He halls from Ontario
and has been six years in the ministry.
From the start he entered upon evangelical
work, ana held numerous protracted meet
ings in various parts of the country, nota-
bly, some IN Nebraska, where he built
three churches. His longest stay in one
place was the past two years that he pre-
sided as pastor over the Highlands Chris
tian Church of Denver.
"Mr. Putnam arrived in this City last
Thursday" said d. f. Parker, one of
the prominent members of the church,
last evening. He is the very man we
want here. His personal magnetism car
ries everything before him. 1t seems to
be his mission to draw people together in
the cause, and in his career he has estab-
lished number of large churches with a
good support. Money is no object with
him, for he frequently leaves q good-pay-
ing church for one where his services are
needed the more but where the pay is none
the best"
The evangelist last evening stated that
be will continue the meetings every eyen-
ing for some time to come. How long he
VIII remain he has not yet determined.
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SOMETHING NEW TO SMOKE.
Cigarettes Made of Tea to Be Intro.
duced in England.


duced in England.
1t appears, according to the gossip of
high society, that we are soon to witness
the introduction of strange fashion,
which is now conquering London, and
which, according to the tradition of Pa
risian high life, will soon be adopted
there.
We refer to the custom of smoking Gig
arettes in which tea is substituted for
tobacco. It was the hlgh-toned ladies of
this country that invented the new luxury,
of which they are passionately fond, and
tea cigarettes are now not only to be had
in certain establishments in London, but
they are smoked in new and fashionable
club Just established in Kensington, in
which tobacco is tabooed.
We must admit that the fashion in
question, however extraordinary it may
appear at first sight, may have some good
in it,
At the present time it is customary after
dinner for the gentlemen to desert the
ladies en- masse, in order to enjoy their
cigars, while the hostess and her lady
guests, completely forsaken, remain in
waiting until it pleases the guests of the
homely sex to rejoin them, and this, we
must say to the shame of the nineteenth
century gallantry, generally happens very
late.-Pearson's Weekly.