davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
ARRIVING AT SALT. LAKE.

SALT LAKE, UTAH. July "A: few
more Christian Enceavorers were addeo
TO those already in the city by this morn.
ing's train, and at 11:35 tonight trains
pulled in heavily loaded. BY Tomorrow
morning there will be not less than $500
present, although reports are being sent.
ont that ali trains are moving ike CLOCK
work. :.
Between day break and o'clock Satur-
day afternoon, however, II is possible -that
at least 1000 Endeavorers will have been
landed at the r O Grande Western depot
in Salt Lake. Twenty-nine trains WILL
arrive there within that time, provided;
there is no further delay than mas been
experienced. The Ohio special, In two
sections, is due here at 5 O'clock saturday
morning, and 1t will he followed at oy
the irain carrying the Kansas Delegation.
From that hour OIL the exact time OF the
arrival OF the various delegatlonsis uncer-
tain, but there should be eighteen trains
arrive here between Am. and noon,
There were a few Endeavorers. a IN ong:
them. however, mostly scattering parties
from Iowa and other Missouri ,Rfver.
points. A party Of ty-hve, represent
ing the LEGAL reception commi1tee, lett
here this morning for Thistle. JAnctions..
100 miles south, ct which point:twe OF the.
committee will. meet tevery:incomlpg train
and escort the delegation TO Salt Lake,
Another party OF twenty will go ont sat
urday morning for the same: purpose.
The local committees are :consIderhbly
chagrined over the failure of rhe:variQus
delegations to arrive on schedule times but
everything is being done locking toward
proper entertainment OF their visitors .
1t Is the biggest crowd that Salt Eakers. =.
have ever been called upon to handle but
all indications now point to. a:successiul.
termination. -
The great Saltair Pavilion where the ex-
ercises will be held tomorrow, can accom-
modate 1900 without crush. Many OF .
the Endeavorers now seem to" be on, IA
sightseeing tour rather than on a spirit::
nal mission. Following In he %ake'of the
Endeavorers, Is perhaps the hardest
crowd of crooks that ever oisgraced The
West. They are few in numbers. but are
thoroughly up-to-date IN all that makes
the life of crook worth living, and it was.
given out by well-known' detective: to
day, that not few of the crooks, male and
female. are wearing The &c. E." :bai!ges.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
IDAHO.

BOISE CITY. IDAHO, July 2.-The delegation
from this Stare wiil n OF probably number more
than fifty They will make their headquarters
while in San Francisco at the Central NJ. Z.
Church, together with the Illinois, Montana,
North and South Dakota delegations This is
one of the smallest States, numerically, in the
Christian Endeavor Union, but it will send its
quota to the convention.
The officers, OF the State are Rev. J. II. Barton
OF this city. president; V. A. Il. Upton vice.
president. Miss Lorena Hixon, Sc ecretary, both
of Weiser; Miss Emma Yeazy, New Plymouth
junior superintendent. The denominational
secretaries are: Presby terian, Rev. J. V. Milli-
gan; Baptist, K. L. BogarGus; Christian, Rev
]. L. Weaver-aIl OF Boise; Methodist, Mrs
John Ireton. Marsh.
The Endeavorers OF this Territory have n
great work before them among the Spanish
American population, and the reports OF the
Spanish work q the last convention were very
encouraging, and it is to be hoped the En-
deavorers of the Territory wi live up to their
motto and truly make "New Mexico for
Christ"
The number of societies enrolled up to date
is sixteen young peoples and six junior socie-
lies, with the prospects of four or five more
joining. Last year thirty-two me mbers OF the
Christian Endeavor societies joined the
church.
The local Christian Endeavor Society of
Santa Fe is doing splendid good work in the
territorial enitentiary, which is located there
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
!. n, National convention to. the


The minutes of the executive com mit.ee
of December Is contain the ioilo" ,;eeb
III. J. Waters spoke al some lens. in
reference TO booming Q kiand JOE .ns ai:
ternationai convention oil !o94, a,sv
though he said it would cost M uen uncded .a
and MANY sleepless nights, he :succeeteu
in filling some OF us so chock.fuii OF en-.
thusiasm that we wanted to com IieHse
work Immediately. but it was lnous;n,;; ;;
hest TO defer action for a while; 81 ieaSl.
The secretary was one OF few entnuseu,
while the greater number preseift Ia
sidered is a wild dream not to be- consla-
cred for one moment. At the nexk meet
ing. January 1S 1892, the inmates say:
"A communications from j. w: =Rger SCI
retary of United Society, to- d. y.W'aiets':
spoke encouragingly of the comfng ol,:Nie
International convention to Caklana IN
1884, -
Now the affair has come to pass: and
people think that the originator. OF lne'
idea was not quite so crazy as they at alrs',
thought him TO b.. -. -,
All sorts of estimates are being maze as
TO the number OF delegates that will come
to this city on Oakland day, July. 13i put:
preparations are being. made ZOE: q
great host. 1t was announced that t'Zo,ocV
sandwiches wolld certainly be needeuNhti
the churches have agreed to furn Ism tneH'.
There will be 5000 Con. regationallst sanu-
witches. 5000 Presbyterian; 5000 iMethodlst.
and 1000 Baptist sandwiches. -: =
The entertainment committee has: ar;
ranged that the table will be spread. un..
der The willow trees on the west. shore OF
Lake Merritt. :'...' -,
1t is very probable that the visitors VIII I.
be furnished free rides on the Jerry boats
and on all the electric -oads. :
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
VERMONT.

RUTLAND, VT, July 2.-Considerable in
terest has been manifested in the coming
Christian Endeavor Convention by the citi-
zens of this State. Tpe State Union expects
to be represented by at least 100 delegates.
The officers OF the union. many OF whom ex-
pect 10 ue present at the convention, are:
President, w. r. Kinsman. Rutland; vice
pres dents-Rev. q. w. Morrow. Randolph: E.
B. Jordan, Jericho: R-v. George b. Lawson.
Benningon; Miss Genevieve Snow, North
Pomfret secretary. Rev. F. F. Lewis, Hard
wick: assis aIt secretary, NJ. b Morgan. Ben
nington; treasurer, NJ. L. Cheney Barre;
auditor, Rev. d. Boardman, Montpelier; !;
superintendent OF junior work, Miss c. L. Mar
vim, Alburg; assistant superintendent OF
junior work, Miss Emily A. Adams, Bellows
Falls.
The delegates will wear q beautiful white
silk badge suspended from an enamel bar, on
which is the word vermont" with me-
dalion attached, upon which is the State seal.
Upon the ribbon are two crossed silk flags and
a G. Z. monogram
Sunday en- route will be spent at Salt Lake
City, arriving in San Francisco on Wednesday
morning, bef.re the openii Of the conven-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
KANSAS.

TOPEKA, KANs.. July 2.-The Sunfower
State will be we'll represented at the Interna-
national Christian E1deavor Convention in
San Francisco. President C. L. Brokaw and
his able staff of officers expect to be present,
besides many others.
A plain white silk ribbon neatly printed in
black letters will mark the Endeavorers in
that great gathering. 1t is the same used in
ell former conventions. except the numbers of
the convention. date and place are schanged.
TIE Eastern delegations passing through the
State Wilt be joined and stops made in Colo
rado and Utan SunCay will be spent in Salt
Lake City, where grand citizens hip meeting
will be held in COL junction with the State
convention
Kansas delegates will make their headquar-
ters at the First Christian Church with Ne
braska and Indian Territory delegates. The
societies OIL the First Oakland, Irvingto ton and
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
MINNESOTA.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI July Both in this
city and ST. Paul rallies have been held la tely
to arouse greater enthusiasm in the Inter-
national Christian Endeav Convention
Besides this the State officers, consisting of
President Charles n. Hunt, MINNEAPOLIS; Sec
retary. Miss Carrie A. Holbrook, st. Paul treas
urer, w. II. Knapp, Rochester: jun ior super
iptendent, Miss Nj nnie Eilingson, Blooming
ton Ferry; chairman transportation commit
tee, Walter n Carroll, MINNEAPOLIS; chairman
Christian citizenship committee, Angus G.
Brmden, Minneapolis, have gone over the State
holding rallies.
The delegs ton will consist of fully 200 peo-
pie. who will arrive in a special train. All of
the officers expect TO be present hen the con-
vention opens. Fourth of July will be cele-
brated at Sal Lake City en- route in attend
ance upon the In lnter-mountaln rally, which is
being arranged for by the Utah Endeayorers
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

will be present are; President, o. w. Stew
art, Mackinaw; vice-president, Dr. S. A. Will
son, Chicago; secretary, Miss Anna T. Felt
Cairo: Junior superintendeni, Miss Susie
Mendeunall, Vermiilion Grove; superln-
tendent OIL Bible study, John H. Hunter, Chi
cago; superintendent mothers societies, MIS-.
F. 5. Thompson, Chicago; superintendent
Christian citizenship, Frank Z. Page, Chicago.
These together with Miss Jessie Williams Of
Chicago and A. E. Turner of Lincoln, consti-
tute the executive committee
Illinois will unite with Montana, Idaho,
North and South Dakota. with headquarters
in the Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
San Francisco, and Will be entertained there
by that society They will be assisted by the
First and African, Oakland; Trinity and
shattnck-avenue, Berkeley; First, Alamo da
Moss Tract, Bethel. san Francisco Methodist
societie, and the Union Sunshine OF Oak
An Ametican flag 2x3 inches with a ceiluloid
strip on which is The name OF the State Will
identify the delegates
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, July 2-More than 300 will come
with the Michigan delegation. Stops Will be
made at Denver and other interesting points
in Colorado. Most OF the following State Off
GERS are on the train: President. Rev. w. X.
Spencer, Adrian; vice-president. Rev. J. ii.
Randall, Grand Rapids; secretary, Mis- Carrie
Parsons, kalam zoo; treasurer, G. H. Harring-
ton, Grand Rapids; junior superintendent,
Miss Mabel Bates. Traverse city; missionary
superintendent. Rev. E. B. Alien, lansing;
denominatonal vice pres ldents = Congrega-
tional- Rev +. {. Wood, Gaylord; Presbyte-
ran, Rev. John NJ. Gray, KALAMAZOO; Dsci.
pies, Rev. G. b. Newman, Detroit Reformed,
Rev. w. II. Williamson, Grand Rapids; Meth
, dist Protestant Rev. T. A. Perry, Lansing:
Episcopal. Rev. William Lneas. egan
United Brethren, R.Y. Charles German, Grand
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

away and with such a small mem bershtp 1t
VIII be small delegation that goes to San
Francisco. The band of workers III this State
are aggressive and persistent. Mrs. Elliott
makes speciality OF junior work and always
accompanies her husband on his tours through
the State. In this way she accomplishes much
gool and comes into contact with all OF her
assistants.
The West Side Christian Church win be the
resting place of the State in conjunction with
Iowa, Alabama and Georgia. The First,
Berkeley, Central, Oakland and Y. w. c. A.
societies win act as hosts. The badge is a
beautiful purple ribbon, upon which is
mounted a tarpon scale. This is tied with II
gold ribbon at the top. At the bottom is the
States name.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

NJ Bristow, Corvallis; second vice president,
B. L. Stowell, Union; third vice-president,
Leona Shupe. Roseburg; secretary Miss Alice
Kirk, Salem; treasurer. Fred Lockley, Salem !;
perinteudents-Junior, Mrs. J. G. Hodson,
Newberg; missionary, Rev. II. L. Hood,
Shedds; temperance, Mrs. Robert McMuIphey
usene; good citizenship, Rev. Z. (. Thomp-
Peach, Portland
Oregon will have one of the richest Sta te
badges of the convention. It's made OF " bite
satin ribbon, stamped with gold and sus-
p, nded from bronze bar. At the top is the
State seal. with ''Oregon" beneath Then fol.
lows gold wrea h inclosing the &C. f. mon
ogIam. Tne badge is finished with heavy
gold fringe
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

mour. Carthage; second vice-president, E. NJ.
Cneever, Brookings; third vice-president, A.
G. Hunt, Aberdeen: secretary, w. H. Mullins,
Hetiand; assistant secre tarv. J. II. Hubbard,
De Smet; junior superintendent. MIS- N. E.
Carnine, BIookings: treasurer. W. Lawrence,
Aberdeen.
White aud gold are the State colors. The
badge is a plain white satin ribbon with a
god-colored barn and tasseled end, upon
which il printed in black letters South Da-
kota-California, 91."
The State rally and reception will be held
Saturday night in the Third Congregational
Church, with that OF Iowa, Minnesc a, Wiscon-
sin and North Dakota. The entertaining So
cieties are the following Congregati tional socie-
ties: Third. Park ard Advent Christian, San
Francisco; Plymouth-avenue. Pilgrim, Oak.
land; North Berkeley, Fitehburg and Decoto.
and the Universalists OF 0 Oikland.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
TO BE WELL FED.
Sandwiches From Many
Creeds for the Visitors.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL.
908 Broadway, July 2.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALI
908 Broadway, July 2.
Alameda County is just now making
great pre- parations 10 receive the Endeav-
orers. The decorating committee is now
at work on he pier. and Superintendent
Wilder's office is like church during a
C. E. convention. 1t is dream of purple
and gold and fine linen and C. L. banners
and tear flags.
Tomorrow the Sixteenth-street depot
will be taken in hand and will be made
beautiful for the delegates, so as to attract
their attention from the West Oakland
marsh, which has not we. been made a
park, although the contract is let.
In this weeks mum Der of the Christian
Endeavor Review of this county appears
an item from the minutes of the county
union that refers to the very first effort to
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

Rev. George w. Dell vice-president, Nebraska
Weiizel. treasurer, Albion; Miss Sara Bush
NELL superintendent OF mission work Hast
ings; Rev. II. A. Carnahan. superintendent of
mittee-Rev. B. BedelI, Baptist, Peru;
Rev. F. A. Bright. Christian, Beatrice; Rev. s.
l. Hanford. Congregational, Aurora; Rev A.
]. Turkle, Lutheran, Omaha; Rev. w. e. Miller,
Methodist Protestant, Stamford: Rev. B. NJ
Long, PresbyIeri York; Rev. j. K Driver,
United Bre thren, Panama; Rev. G.'S. Smith,
United Evangelical, Callaway.
The badge worn by the delegates consists Of
white medallion. upon which is an apple
tree and the words Nebraska Chris tian En-
deayor Union," suspended from white rib.
hon
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
Sargent, claremont, president; Rev. w. H.

Sargent, Claremont, president; Rev. w. III.
Getchell, Lakeport, vice-president, mission
ary superin tendent; Miss Emma b. Abbott,
Manchester, vice-presdent, chairman corre-
spondence committee; George n. Woodward.
Concord, vice president; Frank W. Lund,
Nashua, secretary and treasurer; Miss Abby
H. Jewett, Laconia, junior superintendent;
Rev. j. H. Robbins, Concord, Christian citf-
zenshlp superintendent; Harrie E. Waite,
Lebanon, press superintendent.
The president of the New Hampshire Chris
iian EndeavoI Union Is pastor of the Baptist
Church at Claremont. He was born at West
Rutland October l, 1S49.
The delegates will wear a neat silk badge,
from which is suspend ed a cube of genuine
granite. II is attached TO the wearer by bar,
on which is the words, ''New Hampshire" On
the ribbon is the beautiful Christian Endeavor
monogram with half dozen torches blazing
rth their light.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
Rev. Jacob w. Knapp, DID,, of Indiana.

this State, it being both American and Euro
pean plan. 1t is opposite the convention
pavil ion.
The delegation rally will have for hosts the
societies of the following Presby yterian
churches: Trinity, Olivet, Lebanon. in San
Francisco; First, in HaywaId>: First, in
Alameda, and Elmhurst, in Oakland. The
state rally will be held Saturday night in
Trinity Presbyterian Church, corner OF Capp
and Twenty-third streets, TO which all former
residents of the State viii be welcome.
The delegates badges are of blue ribbon
and white celluloid disk. upon which are the
words. "Indisna C. Z. Union," with the name
oil the State on the ribbon.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

dent; Miss Annie L. Cobb, Saco, cores pond
ing secretary; Miss Katherine Berry, Houltou
TT cording secretary; /. w. Case. Lubec. treas
urer and xcursion manager; Mrs W. Z. You
land, Biddeford, superintendent junior de-
partment; {. II. Moseley, Portland, superin-
tendent floating societies; Mrs. George
C. Purington. Pennington, superin tendent
missionary department.; R.v. c. l.. Parker,
Ashland. superintendent evangelistic depart
meni; Rev. r. G. Harbuft Searsport, superin-
tendent Christian citizenship
Miss Bickford is a poetess of some note. She
has com posed the State hymn as well ss the
battle hymn.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

name, are: President. w. L. Noell, Hunting
ton secretary, Peyton Robertson. Nashville;
treasurer, R. J. Parneil, Mckenzie; suneriu-
.tendent of junior work, j. r. Mccall, Knox
Vile The president is editor oil the State
organ Sunshine. besides travelling repre-
sentative of one OF the largest grocery y-houses
in Dixie.
The badge is long, purple ribbon. with the
States name i'll gold. At the bottom is Gel
luloid &c. E." monogram. The top is finished
with a neat golden bow. On arrival III San
Francisco the delegation will march up Mar
ket str let TO the Grand Hotel. The Howard
street Presby terian Church will be headquar-
ters for Kentucky. Tennessee, North aud
South Carolina. Their posts Will be the
Howard and st. Johns, San francisco; Brook
Ign and Prospect Hill, Oakland, West Berke-
ley and Centerville societies.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CLAREMONT, N. H.. July 1--WE expect to
have delega ton of 100 Christian Endeavor-
ers from New Hampskire," said President o.
c. Sargent of the State Union, when asked as
to the prospective attendance at the Interna-
tional Christian Endeav.r Convention.
1.-The secretary and myself, with our wives,
will be in charge of the delegation. We only
have one apiece" he added, q second later.
The officers of the union are: Rev. o. c..
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
OHIO.

COLUMBUS OHIO, July 2-Five thousand
buckeyes have been neatly strung as souvenirs
10 be given Western Endeavorers bv the Ohio
Christian Endeavor societies. These will be
carried by delegates. Ohio Will be largely r. r.
resented at the convention. There are 2276
societies in The State Union, divided among
the various denomin ations as follows: Socie-
ties on roll-Luthersn 80, Methodist Protes-
tant Id. United Presbyr 3S, Evangelical
40, Chris tan 81, Methodist Episcopal 7S
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

President Charles A. Forse, St. Louis; Vice
President W.T.. League Hannibal; SecretaryLil-
lian NJ. Dieter, Seda1ia; Treasurer w. E. Bragg,
st. Joseph; superintendents Junior, Kate
Lebanon; sunday-school, A A. Buxton. Kan
sas city; correspondence committee, Edgar +.
Smith, Kansas CITY; Worlds Vlce-President
w. II. Nee ain, st. Louis; transportation COM
mitte-A. p. Nichols, Kansas City; J. A. STAN
ton, st. Louis; T. l. Dunlap, Snringfeld; l. N.
Mcneil, Sedalia; J. R. Lyell, Shel elbina.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

Dix on; secretary A.E. Demhurst Utica; treas
urer, Ii. A. Kinforts, New York City; superin-
tendent junior work. Mrs. C. C. Luckey Brl ok
lyn; assistants. Miss Anna f. Mott, Catskill,
ana Miss Lucia A. Demand, Buffalo.
The State reception will be held in the
Trinity P!esb trrian Church on Saturday
night. The societies entertaining are Trinity.
O.iyet and Lebanon, San Francisco, Haywards.
Alameda and ElThurst. Presbyterians. All
New Workers. in California will be welcomed
on that occasion.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
ILLINOIS.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL, July 2.-For m any
years this State has sent one of the largest
delegations to the International Christian En-
deavor conventions. Great interest is mani
tested in the San Francisco convention. and it
is safe to say that the stars and stripes OF the
State badge will outnumber any other badge
present, excepting, of course, the Pacific
States.
Cali ornia has charm for residents of the
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July miss Jennie
A. Mason, the Christian Endeavof secretary
for this State, said in the last transportation
circular:
after four years OF anticipation, we are
actually going
The St Nicholas Hotel has been secured for
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
THE DELEGATIONS
Thousands of Earnest Work.
ers From Many States.
Interesting Facts About the Men
and Women Who Are
Coming.

A great part of the success of the work
OF the Christian Endeavor socie ties OF the
Union has been due to a thorough organ
ization in States. The central body Is
supervisory, centralized and advisory
only. The great work OF the com mittees
of the young peoples society and the
work among the unchurched has been
made possible and effic acious through
thorough State organization.
The following is list OF the colCIs to be
used and the number of delegates ex-
pected from each State:
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

will go who never expected to until the rate
was named. The special train left this city on
June %
The State headquarters in San Francisco will
be in the Plymouth congregational Church,
with the delegates from Washington and
Alaska. The Endeavorers who will act the
host are those of that and Richmond and
Pierce-street churches. San Francisco First
and Fourth. o kland; Niles, Sunol and Oak
Chapel congregational ch urches.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
SOUTH DAKOTA.

DE SMET, s. OAK, July 2.-The delegates
from this State to the International Christian
Endeavor Convention next week in San Fran
cisco will not nun ber over fifty. In speaking
of 1t President Langdaie said: "Though our
delegation may be small we are looking for
great profit from the great convention"
Most of the following officers will be present
to represent the State: President, T: G: Lang
dale, De Smet; first vice president, A. H. Sey-
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
Warm Springs Christian churches will assist
in caring for the visitors.
MAINE.

BIDDEFORD. Me, July 2.-This State is the
only one that has lady president of the
Christian Endeavor Union. She left Monday
for San Francisco with the other delegates for
the international convention. There were
about seveuty-fve on the xcursiGn. Among
those were the GLOWING State officers:
Miss Cora Belle Bick,ord, Biddeford, presi-
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

"Wisconsin c. E. Union" will distin guish the
delegates. The State supports an Sx10 inch
paper with colored cover In 1t all depart
ments OF the work well handled. The
church headquarters while in San Francisco
will be the Bethany, in conjunction with Min
nesota and the Floating Society delegates
Those assisting in the entertainment are: The
Bethlehem, Chi nese and Mariners, San Fran
cisco, Market stree. Second and Chinese,
Oakland, and First, Haywards-all Congrega-
ion
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
w. K. Spencer, President of the Michigan
Christian Endeavor Union.

headquarters will be in the First Congrega-
tional Church. with the de e!egates from Ohio
and Indiana AT the State rally on Saturday
night the societies assisting are those of the
FIRST and Fourth congregational, and Presi-
dio, San Francisco, San Rafael, Alameda,
Berkeley ana Park, Lorin CONGREGATIONAL.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
TENNESSEE.

HUNTINGTON, Tenn, July 2.-The dele
CATION from this State will number about $50.
The fact that the next convention will be held
in Nashville in 1898 adds considerable impor-
tance TO this NEE ting in the eyes of the local
Endeavorers. The officers, most of whom will
be in San Francisco TO uphold the States
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
NEW YORK.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 2.-Thcre will be a
very large delegation from this State. There
are many distinguished people with the dele
CATION many of whom are included with the
following officers: President, Rev. William J..
Mekittrick, Buffalo; ce-president, Rev. A. c.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

Rapids; English Lutheran, Rev. D. U. Blair,
Constantine; Church OF Christ, Rev. William
Wood, Ionia: Wesleyan Methodist, Rev. S. A.
MAXWELL, Pittsford; Baptist, John r. Robert
derson. Van Buren Friends, Levi I. Penning-
ton, Traverse CITY.
They will reach San Francisco Tuesday
morning about 10 O'Clock. Their church