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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14

2anoes 0ino, puroe Die Wolrbcit Der.
iclben ourh ben tatb. YiihOf Don Gbdr.
Teton ielblt IN einem Snterpjem IN
Siperpool, no er li0 ebet aut Del
Clr6rCile befQlo, be0nlt0noet.
9ieIer 9rdlot ober miro jcBt cine:
Selieren belebrt, Sunal Die 8eribtiNuna
BON Nu0enseu8en tOmmt, BON Srts.
Ino Sa6=&unOigen, auf tpel1e Yrdoi'
fate Der PrGlat IiWerli9 teinen Aniprud
bat.
Sn ben Memoiren Der GrYalaoiitir
(oer Sreimaurer : Yrieiterin) Diana
yauabn miro Der 9ii6oi Isines 9cwib
ipobl 9emeinten Srrtbams iiberfibrt.
Gem oieIe Dame ia9t, Tie miHe aus
ei9ener Grfabrung, baB in GbarleIton,
I'M oorti9en 6reimaurer-3 empeI. Elm
Iltar Sucifers itebe, nit Der Statue
oesielben.
Sieie 4noabe tpiro bes @eiteren be-
ItGti9t our9 Or. Sataile, Der cine &c.
llaue Srtsbeihreibung oes teIaoter
Sempels. 0enanut Sanctum Regnum,
gibt nebIt einem 9ia9ramm, in weldem
er Die STEELE beSsi1uet, al nel9er lid
Der Nltar nit Der YiloIdule oes bpds=
beini9en 8OBen befinoet. Ses @inge6=
enoen beibreibt err bic Nustattun9 uno
SetOration oes Saales unO Die 9enaus
9lrt Der 9otteslG lterliben @eremonien
Des Seufels= SienItes.
Was Siidof Sp. 9. Nortbrop oni
oieie Ingaben 81 erpioern bat, bleibi
a%bSuwartsn.
uno nun gum 2uciferianismus, Der
in &Om 9etrieben miro!
Sas maurerii9e Sauptquartier be-
ftnoet iiA i'm YalasSo SOr9beie. Ger
betrefenoe Saal uno feline ginri6tuna
lino 9anS mad Dem StDle oes 5empels
in GbarletOn. Ger prinS BON Borg
belle ielblt wOute Ii6 bon Der Wabrbeit
oes Sa6perbaltes iibersellsen uno be.
iudte ben palait nit einem search
warrant ausSeitattet uno bon 9pli3i=
item be9leitet. gu alien &ptalitdter
puroe ibm unbean ltanoet Der 3utriti
9elpGbrt, poSe9en bic Wahe 9e9en bic
Vetretun9 zines einsi9en peri6lpIiener
&aumes proteit einleote. Der Yrin;
lieB ii9 aber nitt beirrcn, trat nit lei.
ner GeieQI6aft eiu uno fanb ben Saal
uno altar nit Der SeufelssS Statue bar.
auf. Die 9eiammte Yreiie Stalisns
nabm bon benz 0orfalle SsnntnlB uni
rief oaour9 cine u~n9ebeure SeniatiOr
mad.
9aB Der Seuielsoienit in unIerer
Sasen iattiib 9etrieben wiro, beltdti'
gen auBer ben 8enanuten aud Or.
War9iptta, Der Sio9rapb oes berii1ti9'
ten 2emmi, oes Yapitss oes 4ntidrilt,
SeO Saril. 9. Sofia etc.
Sie nddIis 3utunit idon birfte mei'
tere g%ntbiiaun9en brinaen, welde BIZ
perbdn9niBoOlen Siefen Der beutiaer
@elt uno ibrer 9eiiii9en Geriibrsl
blObltellen. uno oamit piro es aud
mebr uno mebr Yfidt Der Yreiie, BON
2uciier=Gult NOtis 81 nebmen, Der IL
ben 2O9en feline @ltdre uno 9ebrhiblt
bat uno BON oa aus in bic 8si1ide be,
@elt uno Der 3utunft einsreift. Fiat
Lux! Soil ia oas Sabr 1896, ielbi
nab ueberlieierunaen Der 6reimaure.
rel, beltimmt iein, Elm epo9s-ma6enoe:
in ces Wortes Dertueseniier geosutunq
su tperoen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
8atbulii6er &ird)cHzS alenOcr.
So6seit 81 Raua. - Sob. 2, l
8ebciute @cieui1aftem

fino beiOnoers oes6aIb bon Der tatbo'
lii9en Stride 10 ftren9e oerbOten, neil
Iie setpDbnli4 cine anoere &elis
6ion biIOen. Gin Sotbolit Welaer
OIsbann in cine 9ebeime Geieai6aTt
@eislIduft sintritt mlb ieinen beilis
gen, tatbOlii6sn Glauben oerlaiien I'm
@ebeimbiiuOIer gu wcroen. NatiirIi6
iagen bic 9ebeimen Geieaiaaften niat
seraoe beraus: mir bilOen cine anoere
Sette". Soft bepabre! Sic MAIDEN
es bel prattiI6er. @snn Elm Wann
aufsenOmmeu wirO oann fiiBrt man
benIelben na6 benz &itual in ben
vrsuen @lauben" Elm uno er 1T ferti9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
Cine neme 3ranfbeit.

Cine GuberIt ieltsns 8rantbeit sr.
tldrte Yrpieilor Or. Menoel in Der leb.
ten Sibung Der Serliner WebiSIniI6sn
Weieli6ait. Die 4rantbeit, ,gltro.
me9alie", beifebt i'm Weientliben ba.
rim, bab pbue cine bisber nadpeisbare
uria6e Die @rtremitdten 0Owobl Sdnoe
wie Gibe) Der oapon 8etrofenen
erDBer wsroen, baB &inn uno Sippen
Iib perorDBen, wdbrsno bic Yatienten
Ii6 ionlt wobl uno trdfti9 fiiblen. Die
bon prof. Wtenoel porseiteate Patisn.
tin mar cine 25jdbrige Dame, nel6e
bis Dor einem balbeu Sabre taum men.
nenspertb trant geweien mar, bis lie 81
oieier 3eit suerit bemertte, oaB ibre
Sanoidube nidt mebr paBtsn, uno oaB
lie elmer melt bOberen Nummer CT
ltatt 64) beourfte, ebeuio, baB ibrs
GuBbeileioung 81 eng puroe. Gs
sei9te ii9 Johann bel ibr Elm 0orlprin.
gen Der Qu9enbo9sn uno So1bOaen,
cine 8er9roberun9 BON 8inn uno Sip.
pen; Der Muno fonnte nibt mebr bolig
9eidloIen tperoen uno Die unteren3dbne
ilberraaten bic oberen. Vel aleoein
fiiblte lid bic junse Dame bur9aus
mobl. Bon bsionoerem Snterene 1T
babel aber Die bon Proienor Wtenoel
einseI9laaene 9ebanolunasweiie. Sa
in BEN aAt bisber befannt 9eworbeneu
Grantbeitsfdaeu bic Settion nod benz
Sooe Der patienteu cine Grtrantung
elmer eeuiien STEELE oes 8ebirns erse.
ben bate, 10 bat PrOfeior Menoel,
na6oem isoe anoere 8ebanoluns big.
Der obne Grfol9 9eblieben mar, lett
san3 Sturgeon Der Patientin td9lia ein
8ramm Der b~etrefenoen @eblrnmafe
Don frii& sei4Ia&tstsn Rinosrn ssss'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
Die oeutf6e GentrumStraf>
tton at Die fatboIii1e
0olfspartei tu
Cenerrei6.

Sie ,lsue tatbolii6e 9oltspartei in
@ien bat BON oeuti1en Centrum in
Berlin na9ltebenoe 3ui6rift erbalten:
,Mit 9rOber Sreuoe bat bic @entrumss
frOttion i'm oeutiden &eide Die Ss=
QriiBunN, ,pelbe sic ibr our9 ben
Serru Nbg. DR.. 2ieber gu iiberienoen
bic &uimertiamtsit 9ebabt, empfan9en
uno ben unterSeidnsten YOrtano be.
auitr09t, Sbnen Oaiir uno fir Dir
unosrOiente Nnertennung ibrer 25idb-
ri9en Sbati9teit. bon pel9er Oieier
GruB be9leitet mar. berSli6it 81 bats
fen uno sic uno Die bon Sbneu uella
be9riinoete tatbolil9e 8~Oltspartei i'm
Nb9eoroneteubauie Oes 6iterrei1iiGen
&eiGsratbes uno uniererisits freunO-
I1aItli1 ulo nit Den tbciluebmenoiten
8liidmiinI3en 81 be9riiBeu. Snoent
mir oisies an9enebnlen NuitrUoes rns
entleoi9en, banoeln mir 9anS i'm Slime
Der 6rottiou uno ibrer ~bspdbrten
8runoIdBe ulo lleberlieierunSen, Werll
mir - pbne @inmiiduI9 in Die inne.
rem Nn0ele9enbeiten zines unosren, pis
INNER eng u%erbunOeneu &ei1es - Sic
oOh 81 Dem Gntibluiie b~e9ltidpiins
i1en, aI6 in ben Wtittelpuntt oes
OOrtiNen politil6en &ebcns cine ielbits
ltduOi0e Yartei 81 itellen, pelhs, Die
Sebren unO 0ebOts Oe5 ebrifentbumes
in Der tatbOliihen Stride ais bic
8runOla9s oes Staats= uno Bolts.
lebsns auf aileu @ebieten Ieiner man.
ui8falti9sn Nus0citaltun9 uHO ais Die
einSi9 mONll6e GettUn9 in oisier 3sit
Der NII9emeinen Nuiloiana pertreteuO,
Der MaDrbeit. 6rcibcit uno Oersbti9-
ieit i'm &ehts. unO wirtbIhnitlihen
&ebsn Der geieB8sbun9 uno gsrwaI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
merit Der mebr 9eniitblibe Reimiprud
0es ocutihen @rnnnnnzWnnner. ben

"Nt' WI ulept gtllulVilVUe UtlIl'ptuu
pes ocutiben 8ranapa=y Banner ben
mir teoem empfslen mObten: Spar
Dir uunttbe Moyte, itiel urls teine Seit,
10 bleiben mir obne sler0er uno bell
oetn &leio!" Der &eDatteur oes in
lriniooo balb in snaliiner, balb in
ipaniiAer Spra6e eri9einenoen Ylat-
tes Siaria ihrisb on feline Saustbiire:
yWenih, bit ou I'M 3peiiel, oh ou
bier eintreten oariit ooer nidt, 10 iibsr-
lalie Did oeinem 3lueifel uno 9ebs mei=
teri" Die Nuflhriit in einem &soat-
~tlonslocal in Waterloo, Soma, lautet:
ySerbotener Giugana. .Wer binein-
tOmmt. wiro binausaeihmiIen." Il=
leroings yetpas grob!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
ben Samiliennamen SoQemads.S ole.
made iiibrten2"

Gs oibt nod @elo su berbienen in
Der Welt. nur niht fir ieoermNnn.
Opstte Gilbert, cine Barrier SinQel.
tanaelsS dnserin bat ii6 bereit finOsn
laiieu, Die vneue Welt" unter fOl9eu.
ben geoin9ungen 3u beiuden: sic
empfdnse Elm @ebalt BON II. 600 Wart
per Wode uno auberoem freie ueber.
fabrt bin uno suriid pou Baris nod
Nem BORT eriter @laiie iib ielbH.
ibren &eiiebe9leiter uno ibre 3ammer.
jungfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14

9as @emidt zines asiunSen Wen.
Iden. 8ie piel Der Meni6 piesen
ioa, penn er 9eiuno 1T. oas bat Der
Serliner bpaieniibe Yersin in cine
leidt peritdnolihe SOrmel sebradt.
gei elmer S0rperldnae bon $50 Gentle
meter betrd9t oas acknowledgement so
Silogramm Ooer l Gentner: es nddit
oann nit jebem Gentimetsr G0rnsr-
ldn9e INN einen Siloaramm. Sana6
tpie9t Der vNormalmeni6", 70 piele
Silogramm, als er Gentimeter iiber
einen Weter lang lit. IS fam iib's
ieOer alio bequem ausrednen, pie piel
er pie9en iOa. Siiblt ii1 Der Meni6
9eiuno, 1T er le~bsnsfrob unb lebt er
perniinftig. oann tbut's ibm aud
ni6ts, tpenn er etwas mebr poer
lpeniser ,piest als Der uHormaI.
menih."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
MerfmIrot0eS.

Sn Sobenliebentbal in S6eIien bers
lnalitfte oieier Sage Der 9uti6er
Seppner beim 6abren bon 2an9bols.
Yer Terfprbene tpuroe nab ieinem
Selmatbssoorfe 0erbisoorf aebradt,
nm bort beeroi9t 81 peroen. Ser
SiI6lermeiiter oieies Srtes ma6te i6m
ben Sarg uno brabte i'm in bus
Srauerbaus. no er su sinem SmbiB,
beltebeno in Der iibliden .S9ale"
&affee. aufgeforoert nuroe. Gr blieb
uno alBerte I'M @eiprGde: ,Wenn Der
Sar9 einen SUB ldn9er pdre, pabte er
AUDI fir MIDI" g9dbreno man oann
rpeiter iiber ben unaliifsial ipra6,
fiel Der Siidler plobli6 bonn Stuble
uno mar cine 2eibe. Gin 2unasn-
lhla9 bate linn elm i1ueles Gnoe be-
reitet. Der Wa9en, rpel6er auerIf
gum transport oes Sar9es 9eoient
bate, trug nun Die 2ei6e bes 10
lab aus benz Seben 8ei9ieoenen nod
Sauie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14

gu einem e~igenarti8en Mittet bat
Der Gipilepubsrneur Der ipaniI6en
propins 8uaoalaiara sesriffen, I'm
~oleleni9en 8emeinosn, tpel9e nit Der
ge3ablung Der S6ullebrersebdlter i'm
&itdltanoe iino. sur S1uloensabIuna
81 5tpin9en: er bat ben betreifenoen
8emelnoen itren9 perbeten, Stier.
tdmpfe 81 peranitaIten, uuo oieiss Der.
bot bat @unoer se.pirtt. I'm Der fir
elllen Spanier pabrbaft fiirdtsrli6en
Strafe 5l ent9eben, baben bic idumi.
gen Gemeinoen ale 8eloer, Die tie
fliill9 MAIDEN "tonntsn, fir bic S6ul-
lebrer suiammengerafft unb in einem
Wonai mebr als 40, 900 psistas abse.
sablt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14

1,480, 900, 900 meni6li6e WeIen
9ibt es auf unierm glaneten. Sieie
1880 MiliOnen baben YlaB auf einem
&aum bon niht mebr als flint Gua=
oratmeilen. Sabei piroe auf jeDe
einSelne perDn nod Elm Raum bon
einem Auaoratmeter fommen, plab
9snu9 gum bequemsu Steben. Gin
eini9ermaBen aeiibter GaoIabrer t6nnte
I'm Die Wenibbsit, rpenn iie 10 in &eib
uno @lieo ftdnoe, in etpa "a Stun=
ben berumtDmmen, sr bate ia nlr
einen @es bon 20 Wteilen srriifsules
gen. SIM Siirteutlum bon Sdaums
bur9sSippe ooer &euB, dltsrer 2inie
fanoe in folder @eiie mebr oils bic
gauge Menidbeit YlaB uno bic 9anse
iibri9e Welt bliebe pollitdnbi9 men=
idenleer. mod ebe Sdaumbur9s2ipp
oas 8 auaoratmeilen miBt, 10 beieBt
ware. ipie Elm GrerSierplab, auf benz
Paraoemari9 seiibt miro. Wenn man
Die gar,e Menihbeit in cine S4a6tel
lteden pollte. 10 brauhte oieie Sha9=
tel nllr l042 Dieter in Der Srsite,
etenio piel in Der SObe uno in Der
Sieie 81 meRen. Wiiroe man alio elm
8ebduoe erri6ten, bas msbr als brei
Wal 10 bod pdre, lpie Der giffeltburm
uno aud Don elmer Yreite uno Siefe,
Die Der %oreimaligen S6be oes giffel-
tbnrnes entfpri6t, uno wiiros man in
oieiem 8ebduoe lauter 3elen anbrin=
gen, I'M einen WeniAen in iiBsnoer
Stelung gu beberberSen, 10 piiroe in
oieiem 8~ieientorbe bic gauge lsbenos
Weni6beit unter9ebraht iein. Nber
welb elm 8ewibt bdtten bic Sunoa-
mente zines iolben @ebduoes al tras
gen! gilein OIL ieinen 1880 Ililionen
Sniaben etlpa bunoerttauien Mtilio.
nen Silo8ramm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14

oils MatIlatur tauite jin9it Elm
Gnabe in benz Barrier Sorort WOu-
treuil fir 40 Confines i'm Guitra9e
ieiner Mutter einen Saufen iautrirter
SOurnale. Seim Surbblattern ians
ben Die Gduier in ben alien Yapieren
smiiden ben SlGttern auf ben Namen
Saas lautenoe g4ertbpapisre in Sbbe
BON l25. 900 Srancs. Saas mar Elm
in benz Srte moblbetannter @eisbals,
Der i'm pori9en Sommer obus 9elta.
mert ltarb. Seine Gfetteu puroen
aum 8ortbeile Der Nrmen6ffsntlid pers
duBert, unter oieIen aud bic iauitrir=
ten S%Ournale. Grben oss Saas, welde
SeriGtlih aufaeiOroert peroen, ii1 81
meloen, iOlen i'm gliaB lebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14

Die srObte bisber bon einem 8sidiib
eribOliene 6ntfernun9 betrGat 20, 226
Wster uno wuroe oieielbe am %. Mpril
1892 Dor 9aiier Wilhelm H., auf benz
Srupp'iAen SdieBplaBe 81 Meppen
prattii6 erreibt. Die SdeitelbDbe
Der Slu9babn oes 8eidOhes betrus
6540 Weter, Die Nluaseit bel GAO Me=
ter Nnfan9sgeidwinoistsit 70.2 Se-
tunoen. Sas 8eihiib ,oar Elm &iiitens
QeihIB nit 40 9aliber bel "a @enti.
meter Seelenourhmeiier auf Mittel.
p~ipotlafstts, go Weter lang uno 3D.
3ilpar. ihwer. Sas 8eidoB9epi6t
betrus 2l5 ailoar, nit elmer pulperla.
bun9 bon lis &ilo9ramm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14

gittere Sronie. - Oils i'm Sabre
1911 unter Der franoDIifden &e9ie.
rlng, bic aus ben arr,en Siiraern Der.
allspreBte, mas lie MIR tonnte. bic
StraBenbeleudtung in Griurt einae.
ftibrt mar, fano man zines Moraens
al elaem 2aternenpfabl fOlssnosn 9srs
a~n9ebeftet:
ais Gbrfurt nod i'm WobIfanb mar,
0a par es finiter immerSar:
Sest ;linoet man 9aterueu oil,
Oartit Der arme 9iirsersmanu
Tss ysa9ts gum Setteln iebeu tanm."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
gBas lit cine 8labs9 Ser aldn.
senolte Setueis bon Der SinfdQisteii
Der Yebauptung zines Wsnl9eu.

Gin en9liider @eiltli6sr bon Der sr-
centriiden Dirt, wie lie oriiben niht 9e-
raoe ielten porfOmmt, Der &epersno
9ponel Sollemahe Soasmahe, bat
eiuem ieiner SObne iOlgenoe Collection
aussrmGblter Sornamen beisele9t:
9pulpb, OowallO, Soin, Neiior, G9=
bert, SDOnel, SOeomap, Su9b. Gr.
6emDpoe. Saron, GIa, 9romwea, Or
mar, Nepia. Spiart. p~lantaasnet. Der.
ielbe ~ebrlpiirOi9e Nltsrtbiimlsr bat isi-
ner Sodter na1itsbenos gOrnamsn Su.
9etbeilt: 2pOna. Sseinar. @srOniea,
Glptb, unoiue. @Dsia. Sploa. &O.
mana. @oela. Sbpra. uriula, YIabel,
Ylanbe, Yslias, SpIart, Y%lantaaenet.
Sin iran,ONides 8latt bemertt ba3u:
Die armen &inoer! War IS osnn
ai&t Ssuus. bab tie i4oa Don Nasur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14

Splitter. - Sas empfinoli6ite Or
gan oes menidliden &orpers lit ent=
ihteoen Die Naie. Sic betunoct Elm 10
peinlides, moraliides @efiibl, oaB ite
errotbet, tpenn ibr Srager Elm Srintsr
it,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
Ser bod1,u. Batter SbiItaem

i6rieb bieier Sage iiber feline Rsiie
nab &om folsenoe intere1ante 3eilen
al einen beireun6eten prielter:
Rpm, Stal., i'm Se,. '95.
Evening star., 1896-07-10
POPULAR MOVEMENT DOR BRYAN.
Wave That Swept Through the
Convention.

SOhSChtAOHs
Mr. Bryan, who had hitherto been positive
in his declaration to permit himself to be
formally placed In nomination. said after
taking his seat yesterday afternoon. after
speaking on the resolutions in the Chicago
convention. that he would defer to the
wishes of his friends in the matter. The
chairmen of several state delegations that
have been heretofore counted for other can
didatcs, personally assured Mr.. Bryan OF
their support.
When in the uproar the procession of BAN
ners bearing the names of the different
states was started there was a rush Of Ne
braska men for the Illinois delegation. The
Illinois standard was torn loose and dele
gate started off with 1t. Before he got ten
feet Gov. Altgeld saw him and ordered the
standard brought back You cannot stam-
pede u.s." he coolly said I'VE have declar-
ed for Bland"
The banner was replaced. A moment
later the banner of Missouri appeared In the
line. Now you can take it," said the gov
ernor. Missouri is in line and guess We
can afford to join
Then tlrning to the delegates who sur.
rounded him, the governor said: That was
the greatest speech ever made 1 had ath.
er lie able to make that speech than be
President. Common men are sometimes
made Presidents, but it takes talent and
brains to talk like that"
The Bryan wave had suddenly swept over
the convention.and it was the belief Of some
of the leaders that it marked the beginning
Of possible spontaneous movement which
may lead to the nomination Of the Nebras-
ka man.
c. S. Thomas chairman of the Colorado
delegation, said that if the vote were taken
last night Bryan would be nominated
Evening star., 1896-07-10
BIBLE BOOK STUDY.

The Second I'm the Series of Four
Lectures by DIR. Burroughs.
The secoEd in the series of four Bible
book studies by President c. 8. Burroughs
DID,. Of Charlottesville. Ind, was given
this morning at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. After prayer and
singing DR.. Burroughs at once began the
discussion of his theme which was Gala
tiaEs' Glad News of Freedom" He spoke
Of Galatians being the key book of the
New Testament He said that for this book
one gains an idea of the historical situation
of the period. and also something of the
authority and position Of the Apostle Paul.
He spoke OF the great apostle as a man
dc minated by one motive. and said that
Christians were yet to know and appre-
ciate the personality of the Apostle Paul.
He referred to the development of the
Christian church, and said that its growth
was toward Christ. and in this Paul was a
great leader In his analysis of the epistle
he said that 1t was divided into three parts,
Fauls defense. Paurs teachings and his
pra actical differences. He said that the book
of Galatians was typical of all Christian
experience. Paul said Christ was revealed
In him and the foundation of the faith of
the Christian Of today is the same as that
Of the apostle. The speaker referred to the
rebuke of Peter wonderful scene, and
as striking plea for the spirit rather than
Tic IcIIu Li IehStOu. "a summary OI the
historical argument was given, and the
reasons for Pauls teachings.
Paul was spoken of as the apostle of
progress in religion. The speaker said tnat
sincerity was the quality that had a pow
erful influence on others. and then went
on to bring out some Of the practical truths
taught by Paul. He said that there was
no conflict between Christians, but there
was between the church and the world
The message to the church today was to
hold on to spiritual experience.
The interest in this series of Bible studies
is shown in part by the fact that the large
audience room was filled by an attentive
audience, in spite of the early hour for be-
ginning, $50.
Evening star., 1896-07-10

Word comes to the Navy Department
from San Francisco that the draught OF
the battle ship Oregon is too great to per
NIT Of her admission into the navy yard al
Mare Island. Cal The Oregon is now al
San Francisco. where she has been eveI
since her launching at the ship yard OF
the Union iron works. The approach tc
the Mare Island yard is somewhat impeded
by rocks. which are sufficiently near the
surface to prevent a ship of the Oregon's
draught from making the passage in alb
Solute safety.
There is but one remedy If the vessel /.
ever to be taken to the yard. and that 1.
to do some expensive dredging and sub
marine blasting. The serious feature OF
the circumstance is that the dry dock Is
located at the yard, and the Oregon can.
not now be Gocked without being taken to
Port Orchard, on Puget Sound. This would
involve long and expensive trip up the
Pacific coast.
Evening star., 1896-07-10

SHuetB appointed
The following appointments as cadets at
the Military Academy were announced at
The War Department today: Albert V.
Lampe. Frederick. Nd: George Koopman,
Cullman. Ala, with Fred Standifer, Gads-
den. Ala. as alternate: Wilderr WeIling,
Hazclhurst, Miss. with Robert b. Andcr-
son. Port Gibson. Miss, as alternate; Gill
bert Scism. Leora. Mo-, with Daniel ID.
Gregory, Leora, as alternate: Guy Z. Carl
ton. Neosho. Mo. with Charles NJ. Carter,
Joplin. Mo-. as alternate; George NJ Rus
sell. Plymouth, n. H. with William w.
cheevcr. Nashua, N. H.. as alternate; John
Symins;on, santa Fe. N. M. with Philip
w. Mothersill. EnGle. \. NJ, as alternate;
w. P. Adams. Rock Hill. s. c.; Robert T.
Beck. Wexford. X. l.; Charles j. NayIor,
Chestnut Hin. Pa: Evan +. Evans, Pome-
roy. Ohio with S. A. Hea,iley. Jacksonville.
Ohio, as alternate; Richard Furnival, Au-
burn. n. Y. with Edward L. Squire Pal
myra, n. Y. as alternate; Robert E. Great
ell, New York. y. ", With Henry NJ.
Dougherty. New York, as alternate; H. \.
Goodspeei. St. AlhaEs. VT. with Henry v.
Mueller. Brennan. Tex. with Leon ID. WILL
Jams, Austin, Tex, as alternate: II. T.
Smith. Lewisville. Tex, with w. p. Man.
sum- jr.. as alternate; +. r. West. Belle
Vue. Va. with r. A. Kirk. Roanoke. Va,
as alternate: Joseph F. Barnes. Washing.
ton. ID. c., with William L. English. Wash
ington. ID. c., as alternate; Henry E. Mitch
ell. Washington. ID. c., at large; Frederick
Mears. Spokane. Wash. alternate at large
Richard p. Williams. Philadelphia. at
large: William p. Ennis. Washington, d.
c., alternate at large: Joseph F. Jones.
Grecnville, Tex. with Fred &. Deem, A.h-
ems. Tex. as alternate; Louis Greasle. Clin-
ten. Iowa. with s. p. Connor as alternate:
w. F. Larkin. Chicago. ILL.,. W. c. Harlles,
Manatee. Fla; H. A. Meyer, Van Burrn.
Ark, with E. r. Hughes, Mason Valley,
Ark, alternate: E. J. Pickup. Brooklyn.
N. Y: /. c. Walker. INLAND. Ohio. with w.
H. Bacon of Clyde. Ohio. alternate: j. NJ.
Pugh of Rushville. with r. N. McCrory.
Rushville. alternate: II. q. Higbee Inde-
pendence Iowa, alternate: E. l.. Writ Bar
tow, Fla. alternate; c. o. Sheriff., New ton,
N. c., with ]. K. Hall. Dunlop. alternate;
F. M. Rosillo Philadelphia: J. H. Stanari.
Florence, S. c.. with E. F. Woods of Darl-
ington, alternate.
Evening star., 1896-07-10
CONVENTION BULLETINS
A Large Conoourse Enjoy The Star
Prompt Service
The Exciting Incidents of the Scs
sion Told Enthusiastically
ON the Screen.

For nearly six hours last night. from the
first rap of the gayel at Chicago to the
noisy adjournment. there was q large. pa
tient and highly interested gathering OF
citizens on Pennsylvania avenue, In from;
OF The Star Office. reading the bulletins
from the convention as they were thrown
upon the screen by The Stars electric
stereoptscon. The apparatus for the oc-
casion was put in place by Mr.. L. A.
Roginsk. while Superintendent Chamber.
lain OF the Electric Lighting Company and
Electrician Morgan rendered every need
fui assistance in the operation of the in
strument
ihe service was excellent But for a
temporary occultation caused by A brieh.
ana inqu!sftive office boy kicking the
switchboard over and disconnectinP wires
flaw.
The bulletins of the Western Union. the
Postal the Associated Press and of The
Stars special correspondents, taken by
TOUR operators over special wires run into
The Star Office. were all received and
shown.
Our lively fellow citizens at Chicago con.
trlbuted their part literally to the even.
ings entertainment. and 1t was no wonder
that at 1:3D o'clock this morning there
were still hundreds Of people who regret.
fully read the final bulletin announcina
that the Bland men had secured an adj.
)ournment TILL 10 o'clock this morning
should the convention be in session this
evening The Star will. as usual display all
the news of the proceedings promptly and
in the same manner.
Evening star., 1896-07-10
Very Few Iniured.

Luther Chrisman, an engineer in the en-
ploy of Kann & Son, corner of Sth and
Market space, was injured this morning
while assisting In hanging an elevator door
at the building. The door dropped on his
head. and at an examination by surgeons;
at the Emergency Hospital five scalp
wounds were found and dressed, none of
them proving serious.
A. l.. Jones. who was caught between
bumpers of cars on the Mt. Vernon railroad
and taken to the Emergency Hospital for
treatment yesterday afternoon is i'm a fair
way of recovery.