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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-19

A delegation from this city attended
the special meeting held ~ the four local
chapters in Tacoma on last Saturday ev-
enfrg. The occasion was the officiai visit
OF Mrs Mary c. Fenton. OF Spokane. grand
rnatron ~ the Order CT the Eastern S.ar
In Washington Mrs. Fenton was accom-
panied by Mark Z Reed. OF olympia,
grani patron. and seven OF The other grand
officers. After an disqualification OF TIRE
secret work by the natron and conduct
ress OF Fern chapter. many OF the visit
orzs were introduced and made appropriate
remarks. MAJ. ". v. Rinehart. OF this city.
making some especially happy hits. Later
a strlnged orchestra added 10 the enjoy
raent OF the hanque. hall. and music ard
dancing closed an unusually pleasant a.
fair. The meeting was remarkable FOR .he
lraterual good VII displayed by the yars-
OTIS chapters represented.
Lorraine chapter No. & viii confer de-
g-ees "Wednesday evening r. Masonic tenn
pie Officers are requested % meet
rroun-,tlv a. Us
Lorraine auxiliary ne; With Mrs. w
Y Rlnehart. cees F~<th avenue on Wed
nesday. The American an.horesses, Alice
ani Phoebe Cary, were the sgo4ect Of
strdy Many responded TO rou-can by
selections from their writings or anee-
d.stes 81 their lives. Mrs. Guernsey gave
a comprehensive sketch or the sisters.
following which Miss railocS re-ited a
poem by Alice Cary. Nearer Ny Hcme.''
the early but perhaps best known campo
sia4on % Phoebe Cary. was sung hv Mrs.
z. c. Damon and Mrs. Ward, accompanied
by Mss Holloway. As usual. the aree-
dotes under the guidance o. Miss Catch
proved q very interesting feature. The
hostess was assisted In serving refresh
rrents By Mrs Ed ChGlberS and Mrs W.
V. Rnshart. 3r.
called meeting Of Lorraine auxiliary
VIII be he'd in Masonic sc-nple on Weanss-
day a. o'clock. 10 consider matters OF
Importance.
Az the last regular meeting OF Myrtle
Chapter. No. e. he'd October 5. several
new members were Initiated. Sister Brssr
wa. installed as Esther, and Brother Al
bert j. Forrest an chaplain for the present
term. Many members OF Lorraine chapter
were present. ard II - pleasant 10 note
the siste-iy feeling that exists between tho
two csacsers-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-19

The Nanasrno Free Press learns that be-
!ofs mari months pass the Texada Island
mines VIII give a good account OF them
selves. and fully Justify the exDexstat Ions
o. those who have invested money in
them. -
At the Van Anda mine - men are en-
pioySd sinking the shaft. etc The COM
pany ts Gsiiy expecting the arrival % O. go
feet or lumber and when II arrives the
erection Of The necessary buildings will be
commenced The company VIII continue
mining operations through the winter as
the buildings will afford ali the shelter
required against the mild winters OF this
favored section OF the North Pacific coast
The eastern syndicate is also putting I'D
suitable buildings at It's claim. 50 that
WORK may be continued uniuterruptedly
through the winter months. Ter men are
employed at this mine. II IL the inten-
uon OF the syndicate 20 crib the shaft
from the bottom 20 the top. and make
other permanent improvements SO salts
field Is II with the Indications
There Is a general feeling OF confidence
throughout the island and II Is expec ted
that next spring viii see Texafa take first
rank among the mineral producing sec
tons OF the province.
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MINING NOTES.

Messrs John r. Foster and S. J Mar
tn OF seattle recorded at NsnasDc. on
Friday. four mineral claims located on
Thurlow Island.
NJ. G. s. Mccarter returned last week
from Colleen SAYS The Caigarv Herald.
where ne assisted IN putting through
god Mining deal the mine IN question
Was sold 20 an American syndicate for
over The mining boom seems 20 be work
ing this way.
The Consolidated Sable Creek Mining
Company. operated By prominent business
men. chieny OF Vancouver. are taking
over some proposition on rovf Creek
near Clcnwarry. r-ar8eau district The
surface assays OF these properties run
high and there ts very good showing Of
ore The C. $. c. Co. as now four prop
ertses ard are securing a. many good
prospects az possible, with = view 20 de-
velof,ing and bonding them 70 outside cap
iislssts
Gated a group OF six claims on Bear creek,
about two miles from kccteray river and
cn~o<f.e SLOGAN river. ar Wise. VINO mas
been M there doing work ~ part ~ 'hssr
tsined solsa sulphlde ore. within few feet
o. the surface. TIE ie8ge Il i've feet IN
width, and a tunnel i IN On : six feet; a
once In the expectation that before he
winter is over ore rich enough 70 De
packed cut win Ne met wita.
Before the british Association, AZ Liver
rooi. England. last month. SIR James
Grant read paper on the Canadian gold
seids. He said that Up - iSS 1; was ssfi-
mated that Nova Scotia had produced
rof 10 tne vsfue Of 81 soa eeA II th.
province ~ Quebec gold ssas firss dsscov-
eres in ISL. Last year Prof. Hartman
made an eSsnina 'ion Y that province
After running tunnel e00 feet IN length
ne struck he hea % th~ Old river. and IN
three weeks removed enough gold 20 paf
The entire exp~nse 81 his operations Re
predicted that IRE date was not FAR Dis
ant when The geia cu'pOS froEa British
Columbia would ss;eaish the CIVILIZED
World
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A R~rnIrisrant sailor.

". Toss master 81 the schooner -.
lawrence. ciaireS that a sailor -asns9
BENJAMIN Hawkins hss been guilty *
continued aisshssience ent hAs bal him
arrested en- a warrant sworn ogft before
United States Commissioner Emery. The
warrant w-s- sssTes anS served Saturiay
everin- ~ Deputy United States Marshal
S.sl~tis Hawkins MAS f0U7'fs a. ATS MOI
q Ts,nn's ss>rk. where TIRE g. Lawrence q
sgss m corssas-ssener Emery nxea Haw-
HRS f,oaf ct Ssn. wAics vas Furnished.
v~ssn Sifss Cal5er "a surety. C2ls%r rc'3
,sS-r4-,f<stane- Evre-v fha, - Was hSlz-
owner 90 The schooner. fne csSs VIII
CONE IN FOR a hearing this morning -
n ,'-l,-k Ac~S1~ysigsx - tke cons9 lai-s,
Hawkins assaulted the master cetoaev .
On ne high sea. aH3 er t~sooer ard :
-esuSed 10 perform Ma e,}ty. Il e Gaines
that when he AIS tosa - fa@e sos "a~et
ne natiy refused - tAers bad been Two
nr three n re ca~e T. wos;lG have reserved
ss~@is trta = case - ussstitiv.
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Mission schools. in .Iu~su

The North Star. a religious weekly pa
per published at Juneau. Alaska In the
interest Of schools and missions I'm that
country, has the following hrevitses con-
corning school and missionary work n
which Seattie!tes are engaged:
Mr- Whitworth, a surveyor and civil
engineer OF Seattle. Is engaged N re-
surveying the hand set spart for the train
ing school lie has already completed the
surveys at Chiicat and Hconah. and VIII
so from here 20 Wrangel and Howean 10
do the same kind OF work az those points
THE government schools IN Sltka have
opened with a good attenuance. Mrs
Knapp is again in charge OF the white
schAo!. and Miss Cassia Patton with Miss
Flora Campbell (nativel in charge Of the
school for natives.
The finishing touches are now being
pat on the new Sheldon Jackson museum
building Or. Jackson himself is super
vising the work"
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Mss KFug. OF Ballard. Is visiting friends
IN BiassIey.
Mis- Frank FTeds9a has been visiting
friends IN shelton this week
Mrs. Plate and daughter are spending
the Sunday wIth her mother IT, Seattle.
Mas J7sie Jockohs Who has been sisf-
ia< fr ends ir Madison and seattle aasi1g
the past week. returned Wednesday.
THE ship Tnvsucfhie Is dlsrAa~ging The
IS. 200 feet % redwood luns Der walsh she
brought Ton California FOR i.s xiea-1sr
Ecas-ea4.
The Mill Il again running 10th sides at
TAg1t. on account Of che large orders fer
lumber. The steamer Bogsfead tocs, over
2.a.os0 feet OF lumber today.
Mr. ana Mrs. T Fl. Brooks returned
from San francisco the fore part % the
week Mr.. Brooks has been 20 san Fran
cisco during the fal buying for the com
rauy store
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-19

Ansonsan Ore-Day Nickel Alarm
Clock. regular price sc. our price for
Monday only, sc each
New Haven Thirty-Hoisr Alarm
Clock. IN granite. smoke. r1alacAlte or
hlue-ve.ned, regular price si.so, we VII
sell them on Monday only for Soc each.
ChilGren's extra heavy Black Cotton
Hose. some 81 them slightly imperfect.
regular price sc per pair, eur price
Monday 12%sc per pair :,
Chslaren's seamless fast Black Cot
ton Hose. regular price sc. our price
for Monday. Ice per pair.
Ladies extra heavy fast Black Cot
ten Hose. double sole. high spiked
heel. regular price sc. our price fer
Monday. lzlsc per pair.
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Seattle lodge. No. 81. Wednesday even
ing he'd a regular convention. which was
wei attended. and after usua business
conferred the rank Of Esquire upoE ore
candidate In frst-clsss manner, ably
assisted By some visiting brethren Mex.
week tNs rank OF KnirFst Will BE confer
red. and a large attendance s. expected
Ore Application from prominent citt-
zen was received
Tvn- second % tbs series OF Tnsor-n
Rank entertainments passed OF very
pleasantly and successfully with the Sir
Knights AMI their friends Aizosh temple
al soiersis work IN the refreshments hall.
Their decorated doticle triangle and other
errsts ems on the taS.ss were the aetmlrs-
tan % al TIE merit sccsa' WI occur
ar-s- ,sss election Tbs division vss wen
represented At the etag social a. Harmony.
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on

Al the weekly meeting os Court Pride
O. Seattle. No :. az FoTesisry haA. Fire.
mont. MONDAY evening. two spysbcations
were acsed upon and committees reports
on TWO Others adopted. ". s Colts was
Initiated and took his degree with hon
ors- large Gspusation. consisting o.
among Others P. c. R. P. J. Rtlsy. Tress -
urer J. Murphy and J. Tornqussr. xssen-
ID Court Exeelsior's stag social and srisok-
e. Tuesday e9ening. On Monday WORK IN
the first degree viii DC given 70 one can
uldate. IN wh&ch Court Deputy T. Il. An
drew has promised 20 take part. All mem
Sers should attend QancsgaHy Monday
next
Court Excelsior, No. II. hssi q c-ox1,ed
meeting Tuesday evening AZ Olympic haa.
Second avenue Large delegations frcn
Courts Pride % Fremont. Crescent % Bal
lard. Duwa.nish OF Georgetown, Energy
o. Black Diamond ard Enterprise OF Sc
attic were present After the close 81 the
session ne annual stag smoker and social
was held State Organizer u. q. r. J.
Mc<Tlnuiss spoke a; some length and his
address, was warmly received. Financial
Secretary G. I. Ellres was reported SEX,
and the necessary arrangements for his
care were perfected.
Court Enterprise, No. 3, THURSDAY ev-
ening received three applications. three
candidates were elected and one candidate
was Initiated. the work being execute i
with great sole-unity and the candidate
greatly impressed with the Ceremony.
TIE court received he sixth sealf-annnal
report Of the supreme court, showing the
order 20 De IN a very prosperous conii-
ton The supreme chief ranger gives tae
Details OF the proceedings q the supreme
court and the growth ana progress O. the
order throughout the supreme Jurisdiction.
The report says that considering the de-
pressed business conditions generally
prevalent throughout the country Tor The
past six months. the financial and nurner-
'cal growth OF the order has been very
sars.a ctory. The order made a net gain
IN membership Of 7.g7S-a showing that
VIII compare favorabiy with any similar
order IN the country. Timely reraar sxs
were made BY Grand Organizer Nc6snnis,
Past Chief Ranger Swanson u Court Ex-
celsior and Chisf Ranger McSorlsy, Dep
NY. Supreme Chief Ranger L. C. Neville.
Mssan. Ncrrngton and Fre5lrlci Of Court
Enterprise. On Thursday. Octcoer -. a
social viii De given al their hall Stevens
hotel 20 Ehich al f'oTesters with their
wives ana families are cordially invited
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Ladies' extra quality Black Cosion
Hose. double sole. heel and toe. rsgr-
lar price &c. our price for Monday only
isc per pair.
Stamped Denim Table Covers. toxla.
with fringe all around. sc each.
800 rapcr-back novels. S different
subjects. regular price 25c each. on
safe Monday Only at 70 each-Lsorna
Boone. Desrnster. Arabian Nights. A
Man % Mark. A Yellow Aster. Ships
That Pass In the Night. and many
others by the best authors.
80 pieces Dating flames ;uss r.
ce1ved: newest designs and best quail
sty: same grade that you usually pay
ise for. On sale Monday ct loo.
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BRESITIEs.

TIE launch trorn ne Seirs.c =, p--t Or
char3 arrived n port yesterday 2fteTr eoss
w. a usrty Of hunters. MO had been y
TEs vicinity CO TIE dry dock
Mes Sesso1, who Is accused o. .@sfucInx
fS2 Olson, near Franklin. was brought %
ire city Saturday hy Deputy Sheriff No
Cory. <essau was released 5y justice
&cElwz-n 10 appear Tuesday. oct1orr 8
Ofsi>er F-lis pas s.z.aing e. ~ corner
o. Occidental avenue ard q ASKING on
stree. res .sr1sy EAec - saw well
dressed MAJ sAlk - % sae entrance %
II. Pearls store ard a.tenps 20 enter. A
moment Iz.rr Pear AT am O. ne tacs
And nearly Knocked Kim aat. Ias wstl-
dressed fnA1 .hsn got ap En@ .hTsw q bot
fls through tie front Es5GoS- Et4rl
nzse MS appearances sD1 The E4z nsaie
a ncvs-nent as Il % draw A pistol from
IS POCKET E~iis grabbed am ard ss1os~-
oszsaslv learned tnss re mar al Bot lave
Any firearms. At ,salzce as&5 quarters t7s
weas-1Tess~a r7zn gaze hts aaEne a. " -
savu n Dsuts0r- Us szs1 t1At A@nsFea
CAR - thar Pear bad E1s-sts1 Bin t1e
dAy b~sor4. Pearl claimed that - wzs
~ Ac1astn-Sf wsth Iatsstcr. tScsa were
@s~aze4 q personal recoSnlLSnee 10 s2-
Pear gc52y n sl<e nTGnsesp24 SSl4s-
Bank % Commerce.. S2z2.o. y. - Las
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Mirage Above the Harhor.

Sunday promenaders along the water
front and down town streets yesterday
afternoon about $50 o'clock were treated
20 the sight OF mirage. The sun had just
sunk behind the oiympics \ path Of Light
reached from sun 10 clouds. then bending.
came down TO the water. making hragsl;
ray OF reflected sunshine. a schooner with
sails AL stretched passed through this
stream or light. making a reflection seem
ingiy about 30 feet above Il an exact
.mag. 81 the vessel.
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J smes E#erard, the Miiiianaire Brewer
of New York City,

Has revoiasioaixsi the beer and ale INDUS
trtA. o. the United States from the At
lantir 20 the Pae3fc. Mr.. EyersFd's 'alt
and ali is half ale ard half oil English
stau, put % IN enc hottie and ready FOR
nsa It's the greatest Ssooa maker and
best tonic in the world. James Eyerard's
pr-a Canada matt lager beer 10 different
rom any beer IN the United States When
". say pure sc mean una1uliera;e1. that
"a. pure Canadian mat an1 hops prep
erfy brewesi and aged Scsore being placed
on the market.
This eei@nrafea beer VII he found "a
~. arst-riass resorts os Seattle and ~
dealers who give you 100 cents Gu TIE
dollar. AK tor Eve-srs's 'slg ard 'af
ami Everari's beer. In bottles only.
James sheehzn. S<fYens hotel. E MAY
s~-w J. r. Clark. The pousls Stamp, Glu
A GIN, tire Horse Shoe. sFai al the ars.-
class hotels and buress. r. szrtori.
xho,esaie agent.
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DIR. Jackson TALL. 70 The Juniors.

The Junior Enaeavorers Of ths First
Presbyterian church held most inter
ssting meeting Friday afternoon pr.
sheldon Jackson was present. and tod
much OF interest concerning the mission
work IN Alaska Tire doctor had Nth HIN
two exceedingly bright young native girls.
whom he IS taking East 70 be educated
Their visit 20 the Juniors was most aruro-
pirate az this time. az this society Is now
working upon a comfort for the Chllcat
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The Mexico. ras.rnxrrs-

r-N. etesrer Nrxtco arrived froEa ~
Sss-~ss ,~afr.ts Yesterday ard rr0oeedet .
~ h,,rk~vx Tor faeL she renor.s thcS
u,As4hev al over the Sound. TIE follow
rig passesgers VIII tsNe passage on her
tsss morning Ter San krsncisco; Nvs~
g,.twa~s Ms Es'erh-aok. Mrs Radcliffe.
Ms rsferSvcok. MI and Mrs.. a Ranks.
r...nE,s Kline. Ms e W kAne. Mr.
Herman Mr. SsoElsy,
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Thieves Gather In Gaots

Cheap burglars are operating extensive
" in rhs residence district. TIE gateS. re-
rort. not obtained from the posce IA that
tAe residence % Mrs. -. r Sswtelle. Ss
Washington street. was visited last Fri
dag night The nsxt morning Mrs. Saw
teIle discovered that al % her provisions
ard Tot OK clothing as3 been stolen.
Tee pssilce have arrested n iran narnea
Brown Oh fhs charge - breaking the seal
CT a G-sAt Northern ear mat had been
loaded wish Alaska salmon.
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Another -.e~ss1< - ne retail ssfesE-s -
~ sAs city VII BE aea1 teclgh, Al Harms
a rsscS-n&n's Aail ~ G oie~,k A ire
clerks Is al tines &rs expected 70 Atteaa
.nss meeting. tes principal s2efes; -
Walsh Is % recrwsatss fcr kse gretes-Tson
% ne Interests ~ rstas} sssezss'es No Fnss-
ter Ah2t sua thsy are "a
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4 fake report was circulated yesterday
20 the effect thai the United States Sd
prene court had affirmed the decision ~
the lower court IN the cases OF rnur3ereTs
Nor3Stron and Crzemer
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

Seattle Lodge No. I. conferred he ini-
.iaiory degree upon one candidate Tues
day evening. and VII confer the First de-
gree upon the same candidate this week.
Tuesday evening.
Golden Link Lodge. No. $50. conferred
the Second degree upon one candidate
Tuesday evening.
Comet Lodge. No. -. conferred the Sec
cnd degre upon one candidate Thursday
evening and viii confer the Third degree
Thursday evening.
Unity Encampmsnt. No. :. advanced one
patriarch TO Golden Rae degree AZ the
last meeting. and Saturday evening Will
exalt the same patriarch 20 The RosA
Purple DEGREE. Several applications FOR
membership viii slso Re resolved. This
eacan gsnent IS steadily growing, and has
had degree work nearly every meeting
night for the past year.
Mystic Jewell Rebekah Lodge. Nc. -.
viii hold its regular social session Friday
evening.
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1OT FOR IDLE MEN.


= 1900 Il Gold fer the IoAus-
Ax~.s anA PerseveS1sg-AM MAJ
- uaAs % . Day Thsesghsut
-. season. and win Take Oat
eaeyese Next Ysar-fortssss 1t
-. Inist and on the Yukon.
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No. S, and as ancient Syracuse warriors
q. the AQuiila Degree OF Honor fnasQ0er-
ade IN their group % pictures Next
Wednesday night the 1!vssan VIII assist
Seattle lofSe. No. u, in rank WORK
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Prof Kinney. Of tie Rhode lslAns -fa-
tlo- avtasnt,v studies the direct needs o.
tha farmers ard tries 70 keep his york -
Hwa WITH ire actual situation. HIS bsl2e-
,lrs are among the most pointed and
practical OF any.
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The flacDougall
& SOuthWick CO.
III, ZIG, III. 723 First Ave. -&
SOI1E T1ONDAY
SPECIALS.

Today we viii do some phenomenal price
cutting. On the articles listed below our prices
are from 25c to 50 per cent. lower than our
previous offerings and in many instances less
than one-half the prices prevailing elsewhere.
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Senator ~414re's chances fo- being -
Turned 70 bis presen- seat a. eou.xtsa -
vsgy sllal. l. Is kuown hsrs ~ some
personal friends q Eee senator .aar he
heS1tassSs louE. y to- vel before - sa-
cs1e1 5o AK "a so-t1nes w5-a ,ae poo
cratic party. Ae had ne 5ss - al a~x.
20 a%Avs Nts OAR party. ~ some OF -
eest f-tents IN thc Est os..e eve that "a
now regrets - exc@ss33 ky. a3sssrssxn !.
sessr1ei % him az tHs sins that z vs.
tes cay ,h@as lsSr - en - q. size
- Aas been Giscrg-3 tsa b. tAs psorNg5~
ans % hfrg eoG2tv. wao preferred .
sea1 A-8.a~ B9rlsaeA - represent. shM-,
Il; 80 81 IsoaAs coRTsaaoa rather than
as serA tar.
Perhaps. = Senator Sc1s-e I'D s-s-
zssore g 3 NsShfEaS-aa Sc 49, lefs Of a
New f@~Ee-, mora n toaea 18th ia r.ea-
gle CO re state whom he WIS chosen :,
represent iran s8.A tbase we hs s--s
~fe resss@ -1f greater T-ers4az % .nsir
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CHURCH WORK AND WORKERS.

Rev W. u. 9. Te1apls dsr.ss -, he
fs = n, 8a3 IS oSst IN anrcGuc r. ant
IN sae F.tsgas@th Herald lAA. plain ''My."
w. 80.
i spec.a, sert.cs IN - interest - ti,e
Soash Para Asp1oFth League VII D. he'd
a. she Sa.a isrE ~ r ch9-ch Thurs
dzv evsntrE OK -@Fs Ill - frstal, "a
ard a. address VII - asaae by TIE pas-
geg Rev A : Gregg
ira Na5hos.s. pTes eAeTs' meeting 81
- red az la53 . csock teis n1rDfrE ~
ths ET~ss 81 As2-ss coqaS caa.rcA. 11r
J ~ BusseEE wi rs-sd the g2peF Eeg,2-
lar meetings als 1cc8r A. tse - re huzz-
al place every TAO we<A as frorB sa4s date.
Comm tsssorer Hsrr1ns. % tAe Sasva.rn
Army a } ses2k .n BsrSs's GRl WeeusS-
Ga~ eVer-rE -sxt ~ orscaEk. ~ -"Teaa
Soesal "a s~& - sns a ~snv. Comm tsstcu-
e. y rr~s EsS been Ereunf 80 ~8rs8 n
fAe lEferess - IRE Socal ARA spiritual
work ~ tAe Sa-sstlon Army. as = VISIT
gnz Ss2-tte f2r Nnly one evening An -
sRmSetv va erescsrs meet IA sntsc5 "a .e41
sfAs cC rs-1l - serer 49, &c Is ,eCr7T sFs 80 ~
r. NJ. Na1se s.nEez an4 sio,a pay
snw ~ ~ a. A&1es EN4-@ge q ts@ sae~t-
~.
Creditor - ire EaaS = Esrttssa Co,u-1-
N5A ean sasesv SRI arafss.e3y invest sAssr
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Ari now for a biz ot gossip Z, close this
Letter. Tie politicians who read rnay tell
this 10 their wires The stork IS on his
way 20 the White House again The
president rides out now alone. Mrs.
Cleveland Sees only her most Intimate
Fri, ends. and the higher circles % society
az. aEog with the important problem OF
ths sex OF the expected arrival What
ever may be the opinion held By politicians
and men IN public LIE % Mr. Cleveland
thA domestic LIE 90 hts family is sppar-
entity as happy as any IN the land. and
both he and BIS vie look upon the com
ing event 80 ore 70 aid stIu more bapps-
nsss 70 their lot.
ALLAN g. SI.AUSCN.