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The herald., 1897-03-11
ATTORNEYS AT LAW

LAWS OF HUSBAND.AND WIFE. PRO
bate. criminal and foreclosure spec
ialty; 20 years experience; advice free.
W. W. IiOLCOMB. attorney, I'll w. First
street sill
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SPECIAL NOTICES

-
DISSOLUTION OF FPARTNERSHlP-N,'OI
tice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between Geo. =.
Schuldt and Thos. c. Sears, known as tne
firm of Schudt G. Sears. general con,
tractors, has been dissolved by mutual
consent Geo. @. Schuldt will assume az
liabilities and collect all bills due said
firm and continue said business at his
place OF business. 1902 E. Fifth ST., Thos
c. Sears retiring. Signed, GEO. Z.
SCHULDT. THOS. c. SEARS. Los An
geles, Cal, March Sth, 1897. il
/ HAVING READ OF THE UNEMPLO1-
ed. and desirous of lending helping
hand. will for one week give 10 per cent
of all sales made in my establishment
Either millinery or dressmaking Eacn
purchaser will receive bill of amount
bought, which they will place in the nands
of Labor Committee. All goods sold az
same prices as heretofore. Please can can
and help me to aid these good people, not
forgetting the widows. MME. EAH-
HART, 116 Commercial st. IL
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c. P. PoTTINo's BARBER SHOP. FOR
merly 400 S. Spring. has been removed 70
210 s. Broadway; Hammam pains We
invite all of our old and new friends TO
give us a call. !"
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MINING AND ASSA VINO

MORGAN e. CO.. ASSAYERS AND RE-
fners and ore testers: bullion purchased;
consulting metallurgist; mines examined
and dealt in. Office 26l Wilson block. Los
Angeles. Cal. 25-tf
SCHOOL OF ASSAYING-ASSAYS ANE
- analysis of ores, waters, and Industrial
products. WADE e. WADE. 1i5l3 n.
Main. If
TIE BIMETALLIC ASSAY OFFICE
and Chemical Laboratory. 124 S. Main 81.
II. A. PEREZ. +. NJ. manager. 12-4-tf
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DOLLAR DOCTORS. 230ls S. MAIN ST
Consultation and medicine. 81; specialists
Of twenty years experience In each de-
partmert. Office hours 10 l2 20 and
I TO S p. m; Sundays 10 to pm. IT
DIR. ANNA BUSHNELL. LADY SPF-
cialist and midwife: pleasant home for
ladies before ana during confinement.
322 W. Firth ST. II
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THE NATIONAL BANK OF CALIFOR-
MIA, northeast corner Second and Spring
sts., desires 10 buy pass books and GER
tificates of Dc posit in the leading savings
banks CT San Francisco and Los An
geles. II
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THE INvESTOR-G. A. DICKINSON, Ed
itor. Published Thursdays. Devoted 10
the financial interests OF southern Ca:i.
fornia; $500 per annum. on SAFE a.
principal news stands. once, 6ryso"
block Los Angeles.
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MRS. WALKER. CLAIRVOYANT AND
life business reading medium; all
business affairs of life looked into for the
advancement of your future. Gives read
ings daily from a. m. to p m. 3l6i2 s.
Spring st. S-1I-y1
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sITfiA TJONs WANTED MALE

WANTED-POSITION IN DRUG STORE.
by young man: 5 years experience. Adj
dress r. z. MORMET, Llano, Los An
geles county. Cal. IL
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LOST AND FOUND

sl00 REWARD. NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
for the return of pure white diamond stud
Pedro March 9th. Address +. D., Box 100,
Herald. II
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FINANCIAL

L. b. COHN-
The Los Angeles pawnbroker. 146 y.
Main street. loans money on diamonds.
watches, jewelry. firearms. pianos. IL
braries, and all other collateral securities:
also sells unredeemed pledges for money
loaned and one months interest added;
B. COIN, the Los Angeles pawnbroxer.
9-10
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City Lots

FOR sALE-CHEAP LOTS ON MAPLE
ave. between Eighth and Ninth SITS. and
on Wall St. between Eighth and MINI
SITS. Inquire of PLUTARCO X. BOTlL-
LER, S55 Maple ave. $50
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Situations WANTED-fHMALE


WANTED - COMPETENT WOMAN
wishes position for housework and cook
ing Apply at l2S S. Main st. II
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FOR SALE-LOT So. BLOCK is. WOLF
skill tract, h. Fifth ST.. bargain. See
OWNER. 1914 S. Spring ST.. room 20 1S
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PHYSICIANS

SPECIALI5T-ORIF
treatment Is the successful means to
cure chronic diseases: also nervous, SEX
ual, uterine and rectal diseases. Call or
write for MY Message to the Sick"
free. DR. w. c. HARRISON. room Al
3OT s. Broadway. 3-17
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STRAYED-MARCHS S. FROM THE COR
ner of Twenty-ninth st. and Sumner ave-.
dark bay mare. with scar of wire cut on
the off hind leg: also slightly knee sprung
Return to above address IL
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LYCEUM OF ELOCUTION AND ORA
matte Art. 356 S. Broadway. MRS. ADE-
LINE DUVAL MACK. principal form
er,y of New York and Washington D.
c. A dramatic club In connected with
school for study of plays. 2-22-9S
BOYNTON NORMAL FOR TEACHERS
teachers supplied. 525 Stimson blk. 6-3o-tf
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS. 1893
w. Seventh ST., near Pearl A. B.
BROWN, A. NJ. (Yale.) 3-2S
FOR SALE-LiVE STOCK
FOR SALE-GOOD. SOUND. SoRREL
mare, about years; 9c1 lbs; safe; easily
kept; only SIS. At stable corner Fourth
and Wall SITS. 12
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MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS,
watches, jewery, pianos, carriages. bi-
cycles. all kinds of personal and collateral
security. LEE BROS. 402 S. Spring
ST. tf
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FOR sALE-FIvE OF THE CHOICEST
lots in San Pedro for the money. MAR
TIN & KURTZ, room 22s, Byrne block.
IL
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THE DAILY JOURNAL PUBLISHING
county official records. real estate trans
fers, mortgages, liens, bulInlng news o,e
dollar monthly. 2c5 New High st.
IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL real.
estate in this city or loan or pqrrow
ALTSCHUL. z0S ). Broadway u
GOOD QUALITY WALLPAPER TO COW
er 12-foot ROOM 81; ingram. 50, border IN.
cluded. WALTER, 2lS w. Sixth st. S-l2
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FOR SALE-SAN PEDRO BARGAINS:
real estate loans and business opportun-
tiles of all kinds. See ]. w. BOYD & CO,
San Pedro, Cal. IA
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR ExCHANGE-A MANS BICYCLE
for lady's Winston. 5S4 s. Broadway. 12
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TO LOAN-UNLIMITED AMOUNT FOR
small loans: no commission; light ex-
pense SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST
Co. 2o3 s. Spring st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
FRUIT GROWERS GATHER
sEoUND rHE BOiBP AZ GUESTS or
mr. HOaTICILLO fOuFJNf.
rho Cb,rlottc.vilI. KesBeis Take f'sss
Prfrewith Pin Money In the Mississippi
Trials Officers Elected.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. jan -
SreciaI-The annual meeting Of the Mon
,icello Wine Company was held to-day
Tho report of Superintendent A. &. Rus
sow. showed tho company % be IN
prosperous condition. Mr.. H. 4. Ma
gruder was elected president for the en-
suing year with the following directors:
Judge John NJ White. W. h Duke. VI.
kaufman. \. l.. Holiday. L. 7. iianck"L
and Micaiah Woods. This at
ternoon tho annual lunch Was
spread at Wrlghts Hotel and
about fifty grape and fruit growers
gathered about the board and partook
of a sumptuous repast. washing down tho
roast turkey and more substantial. lux
uries with plenty OF Norton and ciarst
wines.
The Charlottesville Perpetual building
and Loan Company also held their an
nual session to-day.
Mr. w r. Duke was elected president
with Mr. Walter Dinwidiie as secretary
and NJ Lcterman. treasurer. The sh
Board Of Directors was reelected
CHARLOTTESVILLE KENNELS.
\ letter received here to-day from Mr..
4. T.. Ruckle. OF the Charlottesville Ken
nels. dated TuxclO Miss. January 18th.
saws: we won first prize In the DERBY
with Pin Money. second. with Dave Earl.
third. with Josie Freeman; fourth. with
Count Closer. and Radheld Bay IL was
the strongest stakes ever seen I'm Missia-
sippi"
Il leave tomorrow for West Point ~
attend the United States field trials, COM
mcncing Monday. the 18th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
Gently Nursing n Broken Week.

PHOENIXVIBLE. PA. Jan. 1.-THE
case OF Lewis Jarrett, the young man
who fell from an apple tree three months
ago on farm near here, ana broke his
neck. is remarkable. This week he >sas
brought home from the Odthopaedic Hos
pltal, Philadelphia. where ne was taken
after the accident. Ina removing him
great care had 10 bee exercised, .0r the
least shock would have killed him.
lie is completely paralyzed. and cam
not move a. finger. He seems 10 enjoy
good health and may i've several years.
but the physicians nave no hope OF his
complete recovery. as his neck Is still
broken and does not knit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
NELSON COUATf ABRAMS.
Prominent Citizens of Lovsugston III Win
the Grip-A New Telephone Line.

LIVINGSTON. VA, Jan. lo-SpeclaL 90
Hon. Robert Whitehead and County Clerk
w. J Kidd are confined 10 their beds
with the grip. .,.A,.
Mr.. John : Ewers an old and highiy
esteemed citizen, Is dangerot Sly III at
his home near Montreal. and little hope Oh
his recovery IS entertained MS chlluIsh,
Thomas s and W Il. Lwers. ana AIRS.
j VI. Irwin. are with him ..
Mr. James \ Stevens mas IN circulation
a petition asking his appointment -
postmaster al this place.
Very few suits have been insutnteu ~
the next term OF Nelson County court.
Witch convcnes on March LIST
Subscriptions are being solicited LOOKING
TO the erection OF q telephone line ietwc-il
Lovingston ana Myndus. distance ol
about siN miles. -.
Nj H. Il. Laymdn, OF Hot Springs Va.
and Miss Rosa J. Mann, of Nelson couh
IN. were married at the residence OF MI
W. J. Kidd. on wednesday last, Kew
K b. Blukenship officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs +. T.. Oberdorfer haze re-
turned 10 their home in charlottesvllle
after "A brief visit 10 relatives here.
Fleetwood Harmony Lodge. n r ana
\. NJ, viii meet at the Town nan Oh
next Saturday night
our usually healthy section IS now ~
vaded by the prevailing cpidemic-the
grip. Almost every one IS effected by II
mora ar less
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16


a LARGO audience gathered last uieht
in the Hall ol the House OF Delegates 60
listen Co another of thc Interesting and
Instructive lectures To- 90 delivered before
Tho mcmhtrs and friends Of tho Assocla-
zion Ton the Preservation of Virginia An-
Equities. The big hah was almost COM
pi'tcly uilcd. ana amuns those present
were many Who heretofore Dad not att
tended THESE lectures. Professor John T.
Mcclure had been invited 60 aidIea. ne
gathering aud his subsc was THE YORK
town Campaign.
MIR VALENTINE REMARKS.
NJ ~ ~ v.t,..t. ...It ,,,o,,,r
-, m, az '''',', 'nV 49,
60 ID, ,oi,'a wv 'H.''''"7 ~
80 W ,''''- ~ ''' 'r'' .., ..,,,..,,,i,r
49,, ..'' ", '''''li'." . 49,.
% '"' NV" - VIC 9""J''' %. .", ",f,-
~. ,ol- ,'". peg ~" ti.f"ri..
fiVcr on whiob our ca, If. built. there
stands an old ivy mauuca tuuet iroWn-
INK through The breeze. This relic OF
the early inhabitants OF jamestown is
guarded bv louc sentinel the ROBIN
son 'rusoc OF tie A. l.. y. A.. This only
and OF course Oldest inhabltant o. the GUS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
GKOUND UADGK rHE UBhLLs.
The shocking Death OF W lillian Roper az
Stauuton-Col. trhig's Funeral.

STAUNTON. VA, Jan. -. Special
William Roper was to-day crushed to
death under the wheels OF a Chesapeake
and Ohio train the cars of which were be-
ing shifted al this station. When seen
by the brakeman ON the rear car he
was stopping over as IL looking for some
thing. The brakeman called 10 him re-
peatedly 20 get OF the track and. while
the train was moving very slowly II was
impossible 10 stop It when the Drakesmf
realized that the man would not obey his
repeated demands.
There is no blame attached 10 the rail-
road authorities. IL appears that Roper
was subject 10 opiloptic attacks. and may
have had one on al the time, but OF this
the railroad people knew nothing. Roper
lives just below town.
The funeral Of Colonel ". r.. Craig took
place this morning. from the Lutheran
church. crowded house with friends
from the county and liarrisonburg show
ed the esteem IN which he was held.
Lodge 40. &. /. .. O f.. attended Ia
a body. and rendered their beautiful ser
vice at the grave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
4 BIBi's FkIEFUL DEATH.
, Iwo-Y.ar-old child Burned To- Death
by Iii. Clothes Catching FIRE.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. b.-Spi lal-
Early this morning Carl sneed. me two
year-old child OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Sneed on Butte street was burned {"
death. The mother mad left the child ia
bed. aud was down stairs experimenting
tho getting OF breakfast. Presently sho
heard the baby scream, ana. running up
10 the room. found Carl on the floor In
front OF the open fire. enveloped in flames.
She tore the cnilds light clothing from
him. and extinguished the flames. but too
late 10 do any good. for he died few
minutes afterwarl in great suffering
II Is thought the little fellow got out
OF bed as soon as his mother left the
room. and. I'm playing too close 10 tho
fire. his gown caught, and the next
moment he was burning TO death. The
parents are almost Frustrated with grief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
Fonr II Tam.en,. Prisoner. E.cnne.

NEW YORK. Jan. lj-Four prisoners
escaped from Ludlow-street Jail last
night They were Peter Alasso. accused
of importing French girls for immoral
purposes William Post. a confessed mail
robber. and Michael Egan. and George
Polyenannys accused of counterfeiting.
M1s-o was subsequently retaken boy the
police. but the others are stul al large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
cor. u ;. MOsBl's MOIHLK DLAD.
She Passed Away At Ripe Old Age In
Bedford city.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. Jan. l5.-spe-
ciai.-Mrs. Virginia Mosby, mother OF
Colonel John ;. Mosby. died last night
al the home OF W. II. M0sby, another
son. in this city, aged about eighty-lye
years
Mrs. Mosby has been an invalid for sew
eral years. Tho funeral Will take Place
tomorrow Al n \. "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. lJ.-Special. The
British steamship Delmar. captain Roope,
OF 500 tons. and having no cargo went
ashore al $3.50 o'clock this morning. two
and half miles south o; Waswood NE,
saving station. and lies four hundred
wards from shore. She was Immediately
boarded by the nfe-saving crew, but as
there is no present danger or storm.
the crew of tho ship remained aboard
Captain Roope evidently lost his reckon.
night and which still continues 1nT
wreck'ng tug j -. Jones j. ~ INC wtne
and hopes 10 pull the Delfar OF az hisp
49, ia xasA6A y aapAxsnLly unii1uSxA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
BANK OFFfCERs hLfcf,D.
The Attempted Prisoner of Judge baritone
Family brought to Book.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Jan. %
Specialize a meeting of the stockholders
OF the National Bank OF this ely me
following officers were elected. 9. Nls'ar
Wallace. president. Hon. \ wellington
Wallace Vice president. J. Arthur lay
Tor. cashier Directors Tome w. VI.
Hurkamp, c. w. Wallace, 4. w. wallace.
j. \ Wallace. and n. ;. DOggett
\ special grand jury was summoned
I'm the Hastings Court to-day and an
Indictment brought i'm against BENJAMIN
Carey. charged with attempting TO poison
the family OF Judge W 5 Burton. The
rial will take place next "Wednesday
Mr. Robert Logan Clare and Miss Hal
cvon o. Jeter. both Of King George. were
married Yesterday M the home OF ths
bride. Roy. W. G.. Bates oniciatins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
AoRF0Lh's POSIuAsrER.
walter sharp Recommended TO Succeed
". ". D.gge

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. Especial. Mr..
Walter Sharp received a telegram TO-
day from Congressman Tyler. stating That
he has endorsed MN Tor the appointment
10 the position OF postmaster. vice ". W.
pegge. A letter has also been rec-i |'d
here from P0stnaSter-Gencral Wilson.
stating that the department desired an
appointment 10 be made as soon as pos
sible.
This leaves no doubt Of the political
fate OF Mr. Deggc. on the determination
Of the President 20 make the appointment
and not leave that duty 20 his successor,
as was at frst expected he would 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
THE YORKTOWN CAMPAIGN.
Highly Interesting Historical Lecture
BY Professor John P. Mcclure,


The Gathering Of the Army In and Around
Yorktown and the siege and Surrender
Of a.. Ports York ard Gloucester.
Ihe Lecture Greatly Enjoyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
Il have the honor TO be. etc.
l.lDn y AEAI-I IS

Washington replies inviting proposals
I'm writing. ana suspending the nring for
two hours from the delivery OF the letter.
CORVALLIS at l:3u sends in his general
terms. which Washington declines IN i'm
portant particulars, returning his own
uumatum. lie grants not one hour be-
yOnl necessary time as ChntOns reiey-
Ing fleet may at any moment appear and
change the situation. There was no cause
for fear. Clinton re-enacted the delay or
Saratoga. and lis fleet arrived off the
capes Il Virginia in time 10 hear or the
surrender.
The debate continues during that day.
by the evening the difficulties are re-
moved. CORVALLIS yields 10 Washing
toms demand that the British army shall
be ~ RENDERED as prisoners OF war on
the basis of the Charleston capitulation
OF l-SO. that Is to say. with coiOrs cased
instead OF flying. and drums beating a
British or German march, a humiliation
In all ages. The British commissioners
declared this "a harsh provision, but Col
onel LaUrcns. OF South Carolina, replied
that such terms had been impc sed upon
o.. Americans captured al Charleston.
who made a brave defence. and yet were
mgailantlv refused any honOrs OF sur
render. on this ground the article stood.
The ingenious drummers revenged them
selves by playing, THE World Turned
Upside Down"
on the 18th the articles were arranged.
ON the 10Th they were submitted 10 Corn
wallis with an intimation from Washing
Lon lbAl h. eAQsgllA lS4.x HAHlA ~ A1ii1ts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16


The decisive moment approaches. The
hand Of fate is uplifted. The batteries OF
the second Parallel are pouring point
blank fire into his works. lie cannot
fire "a single shot I'm reply. SO his report
TO Clinic shows, and SO the blow falls.
II ls the morning Of the 18th OF Octo-
bcr ISL Upon the air that Quivcrs with
the thunder OF the guns there arises Il
strain Of music. the sweetest American
ears ever heard. 1 have wondered that
no painter has made himself immortal by
depicting the scene. \ drummer boy. m
red. mounted on the enemy parapet, Is
beating d parley.' An officer by his
side waves i white handkerchief The
sight and sound are understood. The can
nonading stops. There is silence. And
some hearts are lifted in thankfuness 10
God.
Presently Washington receives the fol-
lowing letter. dated York. in Virginia
October H. lsNi:
Sir i propose a cessation OF hostilities
for tWcnty-fCur hours. and that two off,
GERS may Dee appointed ~ each side. 10
meet ~ Mr Mores house 70 settle Tor the
surrender Of the posts Of York ana Glcr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

Within the works Of Yorktown Lord
CORVALLIS also con manls e missed force.
1000 soldiers ana ttN marines. amorg
them part Of the $1,000 Hcssian troops
that England hired from the various Ger
man States. % 1876 i'm an. agreeing that
the price should be certain amount OF
wages and $50 bonus S33 a head 10 be
paid for each man killed three wounded
10 be counted as one slain" She had
10 pay well. for HISS were lost. An
engagement and a bargain this, which
aroused the wrath OF the noblest Germans
OF the time against the proiiigaie princess
who sold unwillngly subjects and led the
Indignant Chatham 20 declare that were
ne an American he would never never
lay down his arms Besides these there
were some North Carolina Tories, who
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

United Brethren "a. Baptist (white and
coloredl 93, Presbyterian 470. Congreg ga tional
217, Friends 55, Reformed 1856, Disciple 311,
Union Societies 264, Ch urch Of God 10, Africa n
Me thodist Episcopal 30, Calvinistic Methodist
.. Cum berlsnd Pr, sbyterian IS, Free Baptist
16 Episcopal. Proiestan and Reformed 2. Re-
formed Presbyterian 3, Welsh Congrega tional
8. Moravian 5. Mennonite 3. Dunknrd 1, Pro.
gressive Bre thren 10, Evangelical Association
z, fioa ting 2. mothers 2, intermediate 1S
The officers of the union are: President,
Rev. J. II. Bomberger: corresponding secre-
tarv, Charles L. France; statistical secretary,
n Mss Ethel Gillis; recording secretary, Mrs. ].
II. Darneil; treasurer. N. Stanley Lewis: SUI
Derintendent of junior work. Mrs. G. Clifford
Morgan; superthtendent OF floating Christian
Endeavor, Rev. A. ]. Waugh; auditor, Henry
Appleton; vlce-presidents, Revs. Henry
Madtes; Louis c. sheafe. w. T. Morgan. 7. w.
Be lingham, E. d. Hammond, J. +. Young,
Sidney Strong, J. p Williams, s. H. Silvius,
Miss Eva Lemert. Rev. J. s. Fitterer, Rev. A.
II. Lash, Charles Terrell Rev. L. S. keyser
H. L Nelson. Miss Elizabeth Jackson, Rev. d.
G. Coburn, Rev. R. l. Kemper, Revs. A. NJ.
Dawson, J. j. Kimmei w. e. Hopkins, L. B. G.
L hr. B. T Noakes. Miss Mary bration, Reys
William Williamson, w. Elmer Bailey, S. R.
Frazier.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

oidate and go on as special train over the
Denver and Rio Grande, stopping over at Dem
yer, Colorado Springs aud Glenwood Springs
Sunday, July 4, will be spent in Salt Lake
City. Among the $50 or more who expect 70
be on the excursion are most OF the following
officers of the State Union:
President Rev J. w. Cochran. Madison; sec
retary. Miss Nellie NJ. Jones. Sparta; treas
urer, Miss Lottie B. Owen, Milwaukee; vice
presidents-Baptist, Rev. A. J. Kempton, MAD
ison; Christian. E. NJ. Pease. Rlchiand Cen Ter !;
Congregational, Rev W. W. Sleerer, Beiolt ];
Free VIII Baptist Miss Clara Andre VS. SCUM
Wayne; German Evangelical, Rev. Henry
Noehren. Milwaukee: Methodist Episcopal.
Roder.ck Mckenzie, Oshkosh; Presby erlan,
Rev. Guido Bossard Oconto; Primitive Mem
odist, Phil Allen Jr.. Mineral Point; SeVentn
Day Baptist, Professor Edwin Shaw, Milton;
Welsh Presbyterian, Rev. K. /. kooerls'
Racine; Professor w. d Gibson, suPerlatend-
ent of missionary department, Appleton; MISS
Nettie Z. HSrrington, superin tenden. OF
junior department., Janesville; IT, Z. Hsrney'
superintendent of Chris ian citizen depart
ment, Racine; James o Buswell supe erlhtenu-
ant of Evangelistic Endeayor, Hartford heV-
j. B. Divison, super nteudent OF Saooal N %
servance Branch, Milwaukee; Miss susan NJ.
Drew. chairman of correspondence commit
tee Milwaukee; NJ. A. Doran and A G. Lefhn
WE'LL excursion manager.
rich black silk badge with god Lettering