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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-24
Ia Rarre,s Minstrels.

There was a good sized attendance In
Meonian hall. Friday evening. to attend
La Barrels Ministries. The performance
presented was very entertaining one
from the dialogues to the ditties. and the
fine music of the orchestra. which aJso
gave same very pleasing selections on the
street during the noon hour. 80
The ministries kept the large attend
ance in a state OF great amusement. and
they are all that was claimed of them
and more too. They will give the next
performance. at Madison.
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DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. SATURDAY.. APRIL "a, 1897

Long. Jason. Passed ball-Palmer. Stol-
en- bases-Jason, 2: Clement, 1; O'MelIa,
!; Casey, l. Palmer. 1; Dolley, 1; Cush-
man, ]: Pretto. Q; Brann.. s. Bases on
balls-By Crockett, Phillips; by Casey
Pretto, Brann: by Phillips, Dolfey, d:
Brann. Struck out-By Crockett, ONE
liza. Phillips. 2; Barryman. Thibodeau, 8:
by Cushman. Clement, Phillips, Barry
man. Thibodeau: by Casey, Dolley, q;
Cushman, Sprague. Brann: by Phillips,
Small. Double play-Doliey and Small:
Phillips, MdManus and Long. Hit BY
pitched ball-Long. Jason. Attendance,
$50. Umpires, Barbour and w. H. Long.
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AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
SUNDAY Services All Are Cordially Invited
to Attend.

FREE BAPTIST CHURCH: Services
same as usual. Sermon by A. w. Jener-
son of Bates College.
THE GOSPEL TEMPERANCE meeting
will be held In the rooms of the w. c. I.
u. Sunday afternoon at go.
GOSPEL MEETINGS at ~ Capitol
street, ON Sunday. at 1870 A. M. and r.
NJ Sunday school at II o'clock.
ST. BARNABAS' CHAPEL. Bangor
street: First Sunday after Easter ana
st, Marks day. Sunday school at 2.45 r.
M: evening prayer at $3.50 p. M.
UNITARIAN CHURCH,; Services at
1890 A. NJ. with sermon by Mr.. Newbert !:
Sunday school at IL O'Clock; the class IN
psychology will continue the study CT the
psychology of belief.
UNIvERSALIST CHURCH: Rev. G:
A. Hayden, pastor. Rev. II. A. Rose OF
Auburn. will preach at 1920 A. NJ. on
What Kind of Life Will Satisfy God?
In the evening. he will lecture at I'D. on
General U. s. Grant. the Apostle OF
Peace
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH: J. M. Wy
man, pastor. Morning worship. with
sermon by the pastor. at 1879. According
Juniors at p. NJ; Y. p. s. c. E. meet
ing at p. M: general service att P. NJ.
Seats free.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH,: Sum
day services as follows: Sermon at 1870
A. NJ by the pastor B. 8. Crosby; sub
ject. BE of Good Cheer" Sunday school
at 1li5; evening service to begin at $780,
subject. What Have Done?" Prayer
meeting at 7.S0 Wednesday evening.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,: 1890
morning worship. with sermon by the
pastor; u NJ. Sunday school, p. M.
Junior Endeavor: els p. NJ, Y. p. s.. {.
+. meeting: Pm. evening service. with
address by the pastor. Subject: The
Book OF Daniel and Its Message to Our
Own Time" Seats free.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH:
Services Sunday as follows: worship with
sermon at 10.30 A. NJ. by the pastor. Rev.
C. S. Cummings. the beginning OF the
fifth year, a message to the members OF
the congregation. Sunday school as usual.
League meeting at $50 p. M. and social
meeting at 730 in the evening.
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Have you seen the new "blue flame
oil stove burnins, in Malcolm & Dyer's:
The hot sea son is at hand when you
will be glad to know of it's wonderful
over the old style.
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]. F. Wade and J. A. Buckley went
on little fishing trip up Canaan way,
Friday The sight Of the handsome
trout they brought home would do any
one coed and the fish story they tell
will make your eyes stick out. It's the
best yet.
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A Card.

We, the undersigned. do hereby agree
Of Greene's Syrup Of Tar II 1t fails to
cure your cold or cough, We also warrant
a twenty-five cent bottle to prove salts
factory or no pay.
p John Coughlln,
SIS s.rs- F. X, Courtemauche
Arthur Tetrault,
]. NJ. Mixer.
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KENNEBEC JOURNAL.

Two base hits-DeGrande Donaldson.
Passed balls-Pullen. 4. Worth. Z. Wild
pitches-DeGrande. 3. Double play-Ber-
ran and Anderson Bases on balls-By
Breen, 3: by DeGrande. S. by Anderson.
2. Hit by pitched ball by, DeGrande--
Anderson, 2, Mccormick. Kimball. Struck
out-By Breen, Sprague. 2. Parsons. 3;
by Anderson. Leavitt, DeGrande; by De-
Grande, Bickford. Umpire. Dan Sheehan.
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Fast Day Shoot.

Owing to it being so windy, the men,
bers of Company F.. Second Regiment
N. G. S. NJ, did not tend out very nu-
merously on the annual Fast day shoot
Those who practiced did very well con-
sidering this being the'very first practice
for the season.
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r. /. Lynn, of the steam dye house.
is all ready to make your lace curtains
look like new.
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The advantage Of

q policeman over a
burglar is that the Of
fcer has the law on
his side. Health has
the same advantage
over disease. The
Law Of Nature is for
people to be healthy.
when they are sick,
Nature helps to cure
them. Natures law
is the guide for cur
ing sick people.
There is no way but
Natures way. What
the doctors cali many
different diseases
Nature cures in one
way; by nourishing
the whole body with
0ood. pure. rich. red
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The Pettingill Corners defeated the
North Parish ball team, at North
Parish, Thursday, 26 to 0.
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blood. That 10 Natures way Of curing
scrofula. erysipelas, kidney and liver com.
plaiut.n consumption and every form of
sruptive and wasting disease. When yoI
want to help Nature with medicine the med
icire must work the same way as Nature
works. then It has the laws of Nature on its
side to make It powerful. That is the
secret of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical DIS
coyerv's wonderful cures. It assists Nature
according to her own laws It is on Natures
side and Nature helps it 1t imparts new
power to the nutritive and blood making OF
rans 10 create = large quantity of fresh, red,
healthy blood which drives every germ OF
disease out of the system ana ouiios up
strong healthy tissues and sofia nesn. Inc
Discovery - completely clears away every
form of blood disease from the system II
even cures consumption. IT. the only true
radical cure for that disease; facts ana testi'
mony to prove 1t. ,-
"Ivould like to tell the whole world what your
Golden Medical Discovery has done lot me, me.
The doctor, who is considered an H Hr sn;S
troubles told nae nad coIs snd could not i've
long. felt down-hearted for have gear .tti e
ch;iir.r - live for Just went to him to get his
minion. I am Glad I did for now Know wnat
your medicine Will do Wnen ..,s nd u MI, .s
second bottle was better IN Az dav Wy er;oyed
nv . Se nv annetite was good. and by the time
7 Tysd Sr;shsd Ike second bottle began to feel
LIE : new v,o,nau still had cough. 90 got
. third bottle and BY the time It was hall gone
'' a's.,'.s',''s,,'l,s,..>-<@1s~
y Maw g.. Hamilton. oat.. Can.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CITY HALL,
PORTL AND.
Monday Evening, April Is. 1897.
The only appearance in Maine of the
Worlds Greatest Cantatrice
5 Mill; Ca|ve,

Supported by ]. H. Mckinley, tenor;
Sig. Giuseppe Campanari. baritone. and
the Boston Festival Orchestra, SO musi-
clans; Emil Mollenhauer. conductor.
tickets (ReserveD $3.50. $500. $3.50. Ad-
mission, $100. On sale Cor ordered with
money enclosed) of Stockbridges Music
Store.
r r. in the State to all holding "Calve"
tickets. Tickets good to return next day.
Geo. w. Stewart, Manager.
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look like new
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LIE PAPILLON.

gsitre ayec lie printemps, MOURN
avec les roses,
SUI faile du Zephyr nagcr dams un
ciel pur,
alancer sur le sein des heurs a
peine ecloses,
SeuIyrer de parfums, de lumiere ct
d'aZur,
Scouant, ieune encor, la poudre de
ses allies,
genyoler CONNIE un souffle aux
vontes eternelles,
Eoia du papillon lie destin enchante;
Ilressembe au deslr, qui jamais ne
Sc pose,
&, sans Sc satisfalre, eff eurant toute
chose,
Relourne enfn au ciel chercher ia
volupte.
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LA FLEUR

yleur mouranre ct solitaire,
0ai fus rhonneur du vailon
gs. debris jonchent Ia terre,
rdsperses par faquilon.
il meme faux nous molssonne,
Vans cedons au meme tileu
Tine feuille t'abandonne.
lin plaisir nous dit adieu.
Chaoue jour lie temps nous vo'e
n goat, une passion ;
n chaoue instant qul s'envoie
EDporte une illusion.
I,homme perdant sa chimere,
o demande avee doulenr
l)uelle est la plus ephemere
pe Ia vie on de la feur ?
MILLEvYE.
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LIE DROIT DE L'ENFANT.

L'enfant a lie droit d'etre heu-
reux.
Notrc devoir, d nous, c'est de lui
donner ce bonheur.
Je ne veux pas dire quill faille
Peleyer dams un comfort materlel
audessus des moyens de ses parents,
e luxe ct la moliesse sont funestes a
fenfance. Je ne dis pas advantage
quill doiye etre mis- a meme de
satlsfaire tous ses caprices. Lul
donner ce bonheur-la, ce serait assurer
le malheur de so vie Mais je items
pour evident quill u lie droit d'atten-
ore de ceux qui sont responsables de
son etre les conditions n6cessaires au
plein developpement de ses faculties,
q q leur libre jeu lorsqu'il sera
deyenu grand.
On peut dire avec un poete con-
tenporaln
81 Ia vie est 4 l'homme une dure
maitresse,
Quelle SOFT douce, au moins, ct
clemente q Fenfant
Je ne sais 81 ron n'aurait pas
qaelQues reserves a faire lorsque,
sadressant a Ienfant qui We naitre,
lememe poetic secrie
Pour deyom, chaque jour, tn
n'auras
Qua t'amuser, mlgnon, qua
jour des caresses
DE tout, qua boire aux fots de
toufes les ivresses
1t des enchantements QUA fen-
FAINT ingenu
Ofre en- Sc devoilant l'univers
inconnu.
Commander un enfant CONNIE on
fait un esclave,
Sous eouleur de respect, d'ordre,
d'autorite,
Briser des lie berceau So tendre
solonte,
I'm faire un etre mou, prompt a
baisser la tete,
Kecalant ct furtf, all ! plutot
qu'on lie jette
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No "a

heureux, :tuXquels II suifit dindiqner
lie bien, pour qn'ils l'embrassent
Ii en- est d'autres plus difficiles de
ces gtnies raboteux ct tortus qu'on
ne salt comment prendre mais un
pere eciaire, tendre, honnete, un
maItrc habile, zele, ponrront les
redresser. C'est avec ceux-ci quill
est besoin d'adresse, ct surtout de
beaucocp de patience trop de don-
cear les rend lnsolents, trop de
rigueur les rebute, ct. tout est perdu :
il fault temperer Tune par lautre
leur donner une apparente liberte
qulls croiront reelle les laisser
bondir CONNIE un jeune chevai encore
indompte, jusqu'a ce qu'ils Sc
lassent nais Sc METRE tOujours
prudemlnent au devant DIES precipices,
pour les preservef dies chntes DANCE
reuses.'
Conseiis pleins de sagesse ct de
sens pratilue. que lies voix plus
autorisees que celle de Restlf avaient
donnGs longtemps avant lui, ct quill
faudra repeter bien des fois encore
avant d'obtenir qu'ils soient generate
ment suivis.
Je crois dependant qu'on y Went.
B. Ell. GAUssERoN.
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Qu'est-ce que le flatteur? Cest un
esprit souple ct commode qui Went
servilement sourlre a tous vos regards,
Sc recrier a toutes vos paroles,
applaudir Il toutes vos actions. Cest
un esprit adroit, insinuant, qul etudie
vos actions. C'est un esprit adroit,
insinuant, qui etudie vos penchants
pour les suivre, vos liaisons pour les
cultiyer. sos defaults memes pour les
censurer. C'est un esprit fourbe ct
dissimu!6, qul vous loue ct qui vous
trompe, qui vous approuve en- public,
ct qui vous condamne en- secret Qul
ne donrc exterieurement dams yotre
fable que pour vous tirer plus
snrement dams le sien. C'est quel-
Quefois III esprit jaloux ct envieux,
qui parait Sc faire un plaisir devotre
elevation ct qui au fond Sc fait un
tourment de votre prosperite; ccst
souvent IN esprit aigri, un ennemi
convert, mais implacable, qui medite
votre perte, ct qul ne cache sa halne
sous les plus grands eloges, que
parce quill craint tout de votre
autorite. C'est touiours un esprit vii
ct rampant, qui attend tout de sa
propre independence, ct qui, pour
colorer encore la honte de sa servitude,
appelle talent ct habilete Ia malheu-
reuse habitude quill a de faire dies
| bassesses.
La grande ct belle chose que la
mer, vue avec un profond sentiment
dams lie c9ur Comme celia cores
pond a toutes les pensees superieures;
CONNIE celia yous eleye de la terre au
ciel; CONNIE celia vous fait comprendre
la misere de l'homme ct la grandeur
de Dieu DUMAS Fills.
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trop murs ct trop lourds, sont tombes
lie l'arbre avant lie temps, e. dams Ie
iesespoir des pAres entire pour une
part cette pensee - Une file 81
intelligence, que javais instruite
Goi-meme, ct qui faisait tant de
progress i-L'idee ne lenr Went pas
quits FONT tuee.
Que Michelet raison quand Il
dit Nous versions de notre cerveau
un meryeil!eux feuve de sciences,
darts, d'invention, d'idees, de pro-
duits, don't nous inondons lie globe,
lie present, meme Favenir. Mas a
quel prlx tout celia ? Au prix dune
effusion epouvantable de force, dune
depense cerebrale qui d 'autant encrye
la generation. Nos 9uvres sont
prodigieuses ct nos enfants miserables
49,. lis naissent tout prepares
lis ont nos arts dams lie sang, mals
aussi notre fatigue. D'effrayante
precocite, lis savent, lis peuvent, lis
feraient. Mais lis he font rien, lis
meurent. L'enfance de rhomme,
CONNIE celle des plantes ct toute
chose, besoin de repos, dair, de
douce libert6. lei tout lui est con-
traire, nos m6rites autant que nos
vices. Tout semblerait combine pour
etouffer les enfants. Les aimons-
nous =? Oui, sans doute. Et cepen-
dant nous les tuons. Une societe 81
agltee, 81 violente, c'est (qu'elle lie
sache ou nom une vraie guerre a
l'enfance.
ale principe dune sage education
est de preserver ct de prolonger
Tendance dams renfant aussi long
temps quill sera possible, dit fort
bien NJ. Paul Janet. Ii faut done le
laisser Sc developer suivant In ,oi
d'evolution de .sa nature, non sans
palder, je lie veuX bien, mais sans
precipiter ce developpement nj YOU
loir en- detourEer la marche dams Il
sens de nos goats ou de notre ambl
ton.
| L'excentrique Restif lie la Bretonne
dams un de ses romans par lettres
trace un tableau remarquable des
SONS, des precautions, des tendresse:
ct du scrupuleux respect que fenfant
en- raison de sa ieunesse, de son mex
perience, de sa candenr ct de So
dependence, le droit d'attendre dt
nous.
ala plupart DIES parents ct de;
maitres, fait-il dire un de ses per
sonnages, mont pas, a beaucoup pres
les Qualities necessaires pour forme
l'esprit ct lie ceur de leurs jenne'
eleves lis suivent une routine v!
cieuse. font CONNIE on leur fait e
les abus Sc perpetuent. Pour biel
clever la jeunesse, il faudrait depouil
Ter tous les prejuges n'ecoute.
jamais que la raison, non pas cett'
raison frolde ct sentencleuse, mai
une raison enjouee, proportionnee
l'enfance, quelquefois badine e
, folatre comme ellie jamais triste
jamais aigre ct rebutante prefere
, la clemence la rigueur, ct mem
ployer cette derniere que dams Gel
, talnes occasions rares, en- montran
toute la repugnance qu'on a d'etr
force dc prendre ce parti. IL N
faut pas qu'un pere, un maItr
. defendent une action indlferente gu
leur deplait, uniquement pare
qu'elIe leur deplait lis doivent |
5 tolerer on a perdu une multitud
de ieunes gems des deux sexes, e
etendant les defenses ct les chat
ments sur des bagatelles i: on me
par Ia, dams leur esprit, une sort
: degalite entire lie crime ct des faute
legeres ou de convention des quill
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Que d'avoir en- son sang la force
ct Ia noblesse,
Et d'Gtre, CONNIE un CHEN, meme
partout en- laisse.-
Que davoir, pour grandir, besoin
de lihere,
Et d'etre par Ia bride ou la
verge mate.
Mas en- faisant In part dune cer-
line exagerauon poetique dams
lie fond de l'ld9e est-il
as yrai ? Et meme, dams les
remieres annees de la vie, ce
nest-il pas encore lie plus
ige qu'on puisse Sc proposer
Lorsque l'arbre en- avril sent la
seve mOnter,
Que lie sue genereux bouillon-
udlb SOuS GCOiCC.
i. Repand dams les bourgeons la
chaleur ct la force,
Et fait Sc deployer lie rlche even
tail vert
Des feuilles. que tenait dams
leurs gaines rhiver,
L'arbre est heureux. La vie est
pour lui genereuse.
Ii grandit sans effort. Sa tige
aventureuse.
Pousse au ciel plus avant des
rameaux plus epais.
Comme un rayonnement de son
intime paix.
.Ainsi grandit fenfant. La
volupte de vivre,
Comme un win qni rechauffe Ell
qui jamais n'enivre,
Rempht son leune cpur de &c
bonheur confus
Quill comprendra plus tard
quand il ne laura plus.
Quill en- jouisse, au moins |! Que
notre experience
Tienne eloigne lie vase amer de
la science.
Ou nos levres ont bu le ma
avant lie temps,
Et laissons-le donner les feur:
de son printemps.
II faut entretenlr dams sa SERENE
aurorale cette "matine'
adorable de l'homme,' CONNIE Zap
pelle Victor Hugo.
Avant tout, c'est !e blen-etr'
physique, la bonne conformation d'
corps, la sante, qui doivent preoccu
per.
"lJne belle anne dams un corps
infrme, c'est un excellent pilote dan
un mechant vaisscau," dit La Moth
LIE Vayer. Nous devons nous etforce
de construire un bon valsseau, dign'
de porter un excellent pllote. q
Test pas une petite afalre, ct ecu;
qui la negligent sont ou bien aveu
giles, on bien coupables. II est vra
que, meme pour sol, on prend rare
ment les soins quill faudrait prendrt
In'y done pas a s'etonner qu
les memes gems, qui font trop- bo
marche, en- ce qui les concerne, d
premier des blens, ne sen inquieten
Que mediterranean ct maladroitemen
ouand il s'agit de leurs enfans. Ces
iustement la raison pour laquelle
eaut insister sur ce droit prlmordis
d'etre sleve snivant les regles d
rhygiene ct de recevoir des soins d
ses parents une sante robuste {
aguerrie.
Je rappellerai a ce propos lie
conseils, que dis-je les lois forml
lees par un esprit essentlellemer
droit ct pratique. William Cobbett.
"Un leunc enfant ne devralt jamal
atre confie QUA son pere, d sa mer'
ou a une parente devouee ct pou
celia. on ne devrait jamais regarder
ses a,ses ou la depense, car lie plu
-. loo .3ovoirs e'pSt 0'aSSurer i
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Suiyant la "Germania" de Berlin,
523 Juifs ont embrasse la religion
catholique en- Allemagne fannee
derniere.
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S'accorder avec la pauvrete c'est
etre rlche Ton est pauvre non pas
pour avoir peu mais pour desirer
beaucoup. SENEoUE.
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De ces grands pres du trone appeles
par leurs maitres
L'orgueil fait des rivaux, rinteret
fait des traitres.
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Leon XIII, lie grand pape glorieu-
sement regnant, eu 81 ans revolus
dernierement.
Ilya 10 ans quill est pape. Ii
est lie 263eme successeur de St
Pierre.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
SWEDEN TO CELEBRATE.
National Day, June "a. Will Be OBJ
served with an Outing.

National Day, June "a. Will Be OBJ
served with an Outing.
The fourth annual Swedish national dav
celebration will be held at Shell Mound on
Midsummer Day, the oath inst, under the
auspices of the Swedish-Ametican Ma
tional League.
The evening programme will consist OF
Lat Dina Portar Upp," Hoeffner, orchestra
Introductory Remarks Mr.. HI. BruneIl. presi-
dent OF the League; "FageIns VISA" choir
with tenor solo, Soderberg, Swedish Singing
Society: praIion in Swedish, DR.. II. Kylberg
Potpourfi of Swedish Melodies, orchestra
Grafton in English. DR.. B. Peters; "Mit' Hem
land, Mitt FosterIand "A. Sterul," Swedish
singing Society; America" "1'he Swedish
Tapto," orchestra. Dancing will follow. In
the afternoon there will be racing, followed
by dancing.
Following constitute the committee in
charge:
Programme committee. Okerblad, H.
Brunel, Alex. OLSON; finance committe,
Charles Danieison; = Aster of ceremonies
Joseph Okerblad; Committee OF races-H /
Brunell. Alex Olsson, A b. Bergstro ON; decora.
ZION committee-Mrs. g. r. Lind berg Mrs P
o. Peterson, Mrs. o. Siogren. Mrs. J. w. Ander-
son, Fred Sandelln, e. G. Kjellstrom, A. Lar.
son, .. Pira; committee OF arrangements
Officers OF the league: HI. BrunelI, president;
Thure Ltnck, first vice-president; G. R. Lind
berg, second vice-president; Alex. OLSON, sec.
retsry; G. W. Ericsson, corresponding seer =
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

has been appointed Archdeacon OF this
diocese of the Episcopal church.
The Rev. Marshall Lam of the Church
of the Advent does not give him a very
cordial congratulation in to-day's issue
OF the Choir and Nave. a weekly paper
edited by him. He says:
There Sc ms to be no little solicitude about
the appointment OF the Rev. J. A Emery as
the Arehdeacon of this diocese and many in
ouiries are made in regard to his proba BILE
duties in this parish. So far as the rector
knows, he will have nothing whatever to do
with us. He is TO be sort OF superintendent
of the country clergy and work. good dis
Greet Archdeacon can be very usefnl 10 his
Bishop and diocese in many ways. Wha; Mr..
Emery Will or can be in this new capacity re-
mains TO be seen. From the standpoint of the
church generally 1t is an appointment that
seems anything but popular. However, it only
stands until January, 1898, after which Mr..
Emery must choose between his rectorship and
the position of Archdeacon. He cannot hold
Doth, nor can any one after that date.
Result of Curtailing Expenses
OAKLAND, CAL, June l9-The Cali
fornla Voting Machine Commission met
IN their rooms in the Central Bank build
ing his afternoon. w. M. Hinton of San
Francisco and c. B. Morgan of this city
were present. The other memb ber, J. v.
Webster of Creston, was represented by a
letter, In which he stated that he would
save his expenses out of the $1,000 allowed
for the commissions WORK by remaining
at home. He felt that the two mem be rs
were fully capable of doing whatever was
necessary, and when neeIed he could be
sent for.
1t was decided TO have Mr.. Webster at
tend the July meeting, when the Abbott
machine will be tested. That is the one
used last spring in New York State.