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Roof Burned OF

A fira caused by defective flue started
IN the roof Of J. r. Brossart's residence
on the corner Of Daily street and Pasa-
dena avenue at 8 o'clock last night and
damaged the building to the extent Of
1900 before the flames could be extin-
guisned. An alarm was turned in from
pcx and the department promptly re-
spouded
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IS ANGELES FERAIDs THURSDAY MORNING, MAY s

They went into drug store. While the
clerk had his back turned they took
bottle labeled "achohol." but which in
reality contained a deadly poison. and.
secretine the bottle beneath their coats,
went to the edge Of town and drank the
contents. In a short time they were
seized by convulsions and physician
was summoned. but could afford
nd relief. Two Of the young
men died in terrible agony. while the
third Is In hopeless condition.
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WHITE HOUSE VISITORS
Politicians and Indians Vista Presi-
dent Mckinley


WASHINGTON, May 5.-There has not
been such q crowd at the White house
in weeks as thronged the presidential
ante-rooms today. REPRESENTATIVE Bar
tholdi of Missouri headed delegation
Of about twenty st. Louis Republican
politicians. who called to make vigor-
GUS protest against the recognition OF
the national committeeman, Richard
Kerens. They are partisans Of G. I.
Filley.
A delegation Of Kickapoo and Potta-
wattomie Indians, with painted faces,
feathered headgear and cclored blank
cts saw Mr. Mckinley and urged him,
through their interpreter, to appoint w.
s. Field of Oklahoma deputy commits
sioner of Indian affairs.
A delegation Of Georgia Republicans,
headed by Colonel Farrow, called on the
president in the afternoon in behalf of
General Longetreet, who is candidate
for railroad commissioner to succeed
Gen. Wade Hampton.
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Found in the River Bed

While hunting bird nests In Willows
along the river bed near the Santa Te
crossing. south Of the city, late yesterday
afternoon. two boys found small redwood
box, securely nailed up. hidden in bunch
OF trees near the water On opening 1t the
badly-decomposed remains Of an eight
months foetus were found, wrapped in sew
eral newspapers, an old undershirt and a
piece Of skirt The coroner was notified
and had the remains taken 20 .he morgue
OF Orr & Hines. where an investigation Will
be held today. There is no clew to the iden-
tity Of the parents
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Had . slunr Shoe

Jack McNulty was arrested out on
Figueroa street near Adams 1t 5 o'clock
Yesterday morning on suspicion and was
taken TO the police station. On being
eearched revolver and Z slungshot
We're found upon his person. He had
evidently intendeds hold n s pomshody up
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CITY NEWS
i1gp1x OF LOCAL EVENTS

chreaicled on passs .. 3, 8. . end 10
3 forecast: Fair; westerly winds.
County Clerk NswNn suffering from
sppsndicitis.
Detective bicycles serve - . basis
Tor = contested suit.
y A large congregation present at the
Arst 1Gunhall meeting.
Third lecture by Mrs. .Besant; man
mastsr Of his own destiny.
Runaway team collides with an
olsctric car; both horses killed.
Interesting facts regarding the
pressnt situation In the Hawaiian isl
ands.
Queer character examined on an In
sanity charge; Cogswell lives by faith
and donations.
4 Boulevard committee meets; va
1dous routes suggested; preliminary
survey authorised.
The Board Of Supervisors make cut
n the salary Of the superintendent Of
the county hospital.
Merchants and Manufacturers' as
socintion pass resolutions on the Ha-
waiian reciprocity treaty.
Mysterious death Of visitor to the
city; Mrs. n. E. Stevens found dead
In her bed with gas jet turned on.
Repair shops to be erected at Ninth
and Alameda streets by the Southern
Pacific; another electric line which
viii reach to the harbof.
Mayor Snyder denies that he had
any hand In the removal Of General
Forman; the police shake-up still un-
der discussio.a; candidates for the va
eancy multiply.
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Paige VIII Die

MARYSVILLE, Cal, May 5.-This
morning John J. Daley, superintendent
Of small mill at Indiana ranch, about
thirty miles from here, engaged in a
quarrel with Frank Paige, a laborer.
Both drew their weapons and accord
ing to the meager report at hand, fired.
Bailey was slightly injured, but Paige,
1t is said, received injuries from which
he will probably die.
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Public ownership Meetine

The Public Ownefshlp club will hold
it, first open meeting at Temperance
temple Friday. May 18th. A fine program
has been prepared and addresses viii;
Pc made by DR.. A. J. Stevens on why
We Unite" and Rev. Burt Estes How
ard on Public Ownership and Munich
pal Government"
Much interest is taking in the work
started by this club, and no doubt a
large attendance will be present.
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The Salvation Army

a united meeting Of No. and No. 2
corps. led by STAFF Captain and Mrs.
Durham. will take place at the, No. q
Salvation army hall, in the basement
near the corner Of First and Spring
streets this evening.
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CHINESE coNv1cTs
Object to Deportation by Commission
er's Orders

SAN FRANCISCO. May 5. - The
habeas corpus caseeaoE Wonk1 FOX and
Tsu Use Nee. the two conviets who have
been ordered deporteds were before
Judge Morrow today and argument was
heard.
Attorney salemon raisAd the point that
the commiscioner. had no power to act In
eportation cases: United States Attorney
Foote argued that the Commissioners had
full power to deport Chinese who could
not prove their rights to be in this coun-
try Judge MQrrpW took the matter
under advlsement,.i and wllf render a de-
lcision In few days. The natter is con-
r.dered Important, az It has been the Gus
tom to have the commissioner hear all
| deportation caces.
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Fought in a Poker Room

Jack Kohler applied at the receiving
hospital yesterday to have a scalp wound
dressed. He had got into a fight in
poker room on First street and one of
the parties had struck him over the
head, laying his scalp open. Kohler did
not know who his assailant was.
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va Are hi If

Sold that one place out on the hills at
no 81 month and there were so many AZ
Ter It that wa got smother. This4s new
i ssix-rDom house near Fourteenth and San
sRedro Tor t12o0 at, 800 down and balance
~ : month. This isea snap ana htats
Baylng stSnt Langworthy Co., 22s 81
Spring street.
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a Deadly. Joke

+ DECATUR, Ind. May Seas the re-
suit of Joke at 1dArkie. near here last
night. two young men.l lost their lives and
third Il on the verge Of death. Three
Young men. Davis, King and Breden-
|stcAk started out to have good time.
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At the Hotels

VAN NuYs-John s. Drum and wife.
Oakland: Mr. and Mrs A. L. Gibbs, New
York city; r. A. Ramey. Cleveland: Mrs:
wife Memphis; Miss Minnie Falls. Mem
pilis miss Elizabeth Falls, Memphis; e. G.
Irwin. Philadelphia: G. ]. Irwin, Philadel-
phia: w. H, Cunningham. Chicago; Chas.
ria: George H. Young. San Francisco: C.
A. Edwards, Santa Barbara: Henry B.
Shaw. Burlington, VT; F. McAllister.
Philadelphia; Ernest Davis, Chicago: s. G..
cisco.
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Dope Fiend In Court

G. q. Wallace, the hypo flend who was
before Justice Owens yesterday charged
with stealing gold watch from a roomer
at the Hotel vogel. was held for trial In
the superior court, with bail fixed al
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A Congo Mutinv

BRUSSELS, May 5.-Col. Wahils, the
governor of the Congo Free State, in dis
patches just received from him. reports
that column of native soldiers at
Ndiriwelle mutined in February last and
killed five white officers.
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Hrs. Annie Besant speaks at Odd
Fellows halls p. m.
Rev. Haskett-smith lectures at z.
Il. G. A. hall-Sp. m.
Amateur dramatic entertainment,
sSThe Bicyclers," at st. Paul's Guild
halls p, m.
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EVENTS OF TODAY

orpheum-vaudevil
Los Angeles-Primrose and Vests
1Ginstrsls.
Burbank-"Around the World in
Eighty Days"
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Battered i china r,,a;; Y !

D. ]. Haney and b, AGeIntyrc charged
with battery comr tied upon 4 China.
man, wete dischsrged = Jhstics t1wens'
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court yesF day morning aas the offense
was committed outside Of the city. The
men were immec Lately rearrested and
taken before Justice Young in the town
ship court.
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Tailsd to Secure q License

George schaffer was arrested yester-
day morning by Constable Quinn on Z
warrant charging him with running a
shooting gallery on Main street without
license.
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Consumption Cured
Koch Medical
4 Institute
$40 South Broadway Los Angeles. Ca
AT THE THEATERS

TONIGHTS ATTRACTIONS-At the
Los Angeles theater this evening the
Primrose and West company of minstrels
will open their engagement. The man.
agement states that two separate and
distinct companies are carried with the
Primrose and West minstrels, one COM
posed of white members who appear in
an exposition of modern, elegant min
strelsy, and the other of genuine blacks,
who present living picture Of life on
the southern plantation from which
American nlinstrelsy emanated.
A street parade in which over seventy
people and two brass bands will appear
is promised.
. At the Orpheum the attractive vaude-
vile bill already fully commented upon
III these columns will be in full force.
At the Burbank the tour "Around the
World in Eighty Days" is attracting
large crowds.
COMING ATTRACTIONS-Ot Skin
ner is booked for return engagement
at the Los Angeles theater next week,
opning on Monday night. The repertory
for the week includes Hamlet" His
Grace de Grammont," Romeo and Ju-
let" The Lady Of Lyons" "A Soldier
of Fortune" and Richard the Third"
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RAMONA-E. g. NJ Shipman, Chicago:
J. W. Turtle. Boston: w. o. Ferguson and
wife, Santa Ana; J. B. Austin. New York;
Frank Gentry, dog-pony show; p. McKin
L. M. Gentry. city: H. v. Prau. Peoria. III. /;
Miss L. e. Barnes. Mrs. w. H. Langlove
Redrock Ore.
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The Weather

TEGPERATURE-Rep Of observations
N taken at Los Angeles, May s. The
u, barometer 10 reduced to sea level.
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'lTime. Bar. Th'r. R.H. Wind Vel w'shsr
- 4. m. 1910 53 100 sW IFoggy
bp. m. so07 50 7S II Clear

Maximum temperature, So.
Minimum temperature, 50. 1A4tt
Indications for Southern California: Fair
Thursday; westerly winds.
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At the Burbank the tour around the
World in Eighty Days" is attracting
large crowds.
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Methodist Episcopal Churches

Madison Street-Mzdison street ard
Twsnky-thirt avenue Preaching n u 4
n ard q % 2. m Everybody II invited
Gilman Park. Rallard-Rsv. J. W Mi
Ter, pastor Services az II a N ard r
N. Class meeting. Z ~ Epworth League
80 .. NJ
Haven-co-nsr East Newton and Fast
Jonn. Sunday school. % q n class
meeting. Il m. Preaching n1of nlflg ana
evening by the pastor
Trntty-w. 9. Harrington. D. D. pas
ter Sabbath services: Preaching az "A
q n and .. M. class meeting a. - =
m: sunday school a; i21so; Junior LEAGUE
al 80. Epworth League at : y n Fray
a. meeting az CT Thursday.
African NJ z. church-lS31 Jones street.
Rev. George A. Bailey, pastor. SSEs
a, a. m ard ?. N. Cas-, y "a. sun
every wednesday at 2. n. Hoy com
rnunion first sunday IN each month
Grace-Thirtieth avenue south and King
street. Rev. ". II. Selieck. pastor. resi-
oenee 2s8 Yesler way. Sunday schooi Al
PREACHING at II e. II. and ,. m. hp-
worth League devotional service al
=. n
First German-Corner Howard avenue
sd Stewart street. Rev. John g. Aoenr-
Ing. pastor. Sabbath services; Preaching
al L a. 10 and I 81 2. m, SUNDAY schooi
a. s:i5 a. m Prayer meeting THURSDAY
evening at o'clock Every German IS N
vited-
Firxt--e~-srner Third avenue and Marion
street Rev. r. NJ Randall. jr.. pastor.
residence 81 Union street. telephone
Green 3d. Reception day. Wednesday
afternoon and evening. General class
I2.l5 y m Preaching AT II g. m. and ;
D IN Sunday school al iZ;b p. m Up
worth League. SO 3. m. Genera prayer
meeting. Thursday at : D. IN Transieuts
and strangers are made welcome Morn
Ing subiect. '"The Triumph OF the Christ.
Evening subject, The Merit system IN
Government"
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EufscaDai Churches.

81. Paul's Chapel-warTen avenue , and
Republican street Mr. William II. bott
in charge Sunday school At 9:ta a. m.
Service with sermon at ii a. n
West Seattle MIssion-Service and ser
mon every Sunday az 80 p m. oy rev.
George Buzzelie, rector Of ST Clement $
81. Mary Woodland Park. Rev. II. II.
1s8sSeu In charge. Service ana sermon al
D. m Mr. Wilbur :. Lewis. lay reader.
Take Green lake car. get on al Nlnsio"
station.
-. stephen Ballard. Rev. =. f. NY
land. rector. Divins service every sunday
a. II g. NJ. and 100 p. m. The Holy Com
munion IS celebrated on The first and
.hird sundays Of the month. on the hrst
Sunday AZ II a m, on the tnird SUNDAY al
t.8i a. n
81 Clement's-Twenty-f fourth avenue
SOUTH near YesloT way. Rev George BuZ-
Morning service and sermon at IL o'clock.
Evening service and sermon, CLOCK
Celebration 81 the Holy Communion on
the first sunday Of every month al IL a.
n and on the third Sunday Of every
month at 5 a m. Service every Friday at
=. M
ST. Marks-Harvard avenue. one square
north of Madison street and Broadway
Rev. l.. y. y. Lleyd, rector Residence
25zs Denny way. Services AZ and Il a.
m and 100 y. m. Sunday school az 9.45 a.
n Young peoples services az 90 p m
Morning theme, Vocation. Evening.
'erhe Mirage Of Life" Seats free. All are
welcome.
Trinity Parish ChuTch-COrner Eighth
avenue and James street Rev II II.
tiowen. rector. Holy Communion. 80 a.
m Morning prayer, litany and sermon, IL
a m Evening prayer and sermon, 80 p.
m Sunday school Gas a. m. Morning
subject THE Parable OF the Talents
Evening. the rector will give the third OF
a course OF lectures on the book "Ecclest-
astcs" entitled, The Guest OF the SUI
preme Good in Business" Anthem IN the
evening by Prof IA. 8. Sharpe. Except
the Lord Build the House Strangers
cordially invited
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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran 49, Duwamish Mission.
Sanders hall, below Sweeney's brewery.
Services at go every other Sunday
Norwegian Danish-Fourth avenue and
Pine street. ;. r.. TollefsOn pastor Study
in basement. Services at II a. m. and
p. m.
German Lutheran-Se Services in hail, cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue. Ser
vices every second and fourth sunday OF
the month at I.5 p. N. 10y the Rev. W.
II Rehrens, pastor.
German South Seattle Mission-In haH
near postofiice. sunday services every
second and third sunday OF the month AZ
5 = m. Sunday school every Sunday 10 2
y. m Pastors r. knappe l0l6 Howell
street. W. II. Kurtz. lo2o Howell street
German Evangelical Lutheran lions
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street
Sunday school 9.s9 o. IA. sunday services
a. 1879 a. IN aBd 80 = IN. BihclStUnd@
80 and JuEendNeretn. $50 Thursday
evening Choir practice. Tuesday 80
p. m.
German Evangelical. Lutheran -
johns Congregation 49, Sunday services
corner Market and Main. Fro Rainier
Heights Baptist church every hyst and
third Sunday OF thc month 8t D. M
Sunday school every sunday az = q. m
Chldreu's singing practice every Friday
AZ ,,1a r. IN.
Swedish Evangelical - Third avenue.
near pike Rev Martin r. Larson. pas
tor. residence. 1891 Firm avenue. on sun
day services at l0.30 g. "a and : 81. m
Sunday school y m. and Bible class or
PRAYER meeting an b. m. ON Thursday
services AZ q ia The Cent SaCiefV meets
at s =. NJ the nrst and third Tuesdays OF
tho month.
HOLY Trinity EuElish-Corrcr seventh
avenue and Union street. Rev James F.
Eyatss pastor. residence sa& Pike street
Services TODAY at ~ a. m aud 81 q m
Sunday school az g 81 m Ladies' So
ciefv meets THURSDAY afternoon - Mr.
Erfckson's ~ Belmont avenue north.
MONTHLY ~
FRIDAY evening at AIR Bells corner Har-
rsson ard Thirteenth avenue north.
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rreshytrrtsn churches.

F'.--t NiSsten-Ia wzrs's ASS gr.,--o-
town South Seattle F'yestrtse o. Z "a ~
Gertoa chzrch-Rav. g;rs>r~e = WhH-
"a arth n. n pastor Ss-Vlees az 3 s-i
~ 81 ~. Cnsoa Sunday ~cbo.7. ar u a. M
First proshvtsrfa r-Corra~ koa-te ave.
rae and SprgaE street Rev A T. IE4t-r5-
sen a. u. pastor. Tcs1ae1cv. eis SNTtuS
street.
H-efeH- Seventh averae aud Owe street.
Rev William DAVIS. pastor ~eTN fres ~
81 81 a. IN as - = n S.ludsy s-ao-5'
a. b, u- CAS- nee1taE Wedurs8ss al
e g n.
Scurd No-sh S-sfsle-Tg "a av.-s,
rarfa aad Harrison street. Rev. N s
At4.a- Fe.strr. FTeachtHE 40 u a rs sas
- g. 81 r. r < ~ r. s a. e. rv M.f.
week nsee.trE TasT-tsF at ~ g. 81
Aaenieg s<nteet- -Aasa t-a WINS ARE
t'-socFagF Esnrs4k SGrsa-s -'tts. ~
Thss g. taITa 81 q Sauaay evening
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Tareoli. rbsr~he.

Church of the Immaculate - Broadway
sud Madison street Rev. A Dlomedi.
pastor Rev. A. Trivelh and Rev. J.
Nicholson assistants Conducted by the
Jeauits Low masses ~ a. m and SIS
a. N High mass az ie.H T. m Sunday
school a - p N. and evening service
Al T2a
Our Lady Of Good Hslp-Third avenue
south and Washington street Rev <. y.
Pref0ntaine. pastor. Low mass. a. m ,
high mass 1879 A. m. benedictiou. %
=. m.
Sacred Heart-Eixth avenue and Bell
street. Conducted BY the Redemptorists.
Rev Joseph 4. ksutZ. G. SS- r. pastor.
Low mass with sermon. a. m. higa mass
with sermon. l9-g1 a N. sunday school,
2.3o r. N. yespers, sermon and benedie-
ton. 70 .. n.
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ing a. o'cicck. Weekly meeting e
Young Peoples Society saturday evening
= ( c.elerk AT WE0 understand the
Swedish language are cordially invited
FFrst-F0zr1h avenue. hetween James
ard CnerrT streets. Rev Louis ; Bower
man, Esasror. residence. fAa Twentieth ave
ru@. tetazshore ESraR7u -. Owing 20 tne
REMINDING ssrrscse today viii b. held IN
the G*1arnheT of Commerce hall corner
Second avenue ard James street. Services
81 II a. m ard :. - p n Morning theme.
Does T. Paw Ladies AssSfoEary So
eiety vii have charge Of The evening sery-
ices. Bible school 81 12sI5 = m. C0rv n
: shank supsr7n1end~n.- Christian En-
dsavor Society az 3 m led oy Prof J.
c. keith. All are cordially invited.
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Evangelical Association.

Corner Birch and Harrison streets near
Cedar street car line. German preaching
every sunday at IL a. m and p m.
Sunday school $50 a. m. Young peoples
meeting. p. IN. Weekly prayer meetings
Wednesday and Thursday at 7:45 p. m.
English Sunday school every Sunday aft
ernoon AT the new mission. corner Of Roll
by a Gospel sermon. Mission Sunday
school in Ballard. corner Wilbert street
and Second avenue. beginning at p. m.
conducted in the German language. Aug
Ernst. pastor, $50 Harrison street.
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rir.t Spiritual Christian Church.

Regular services In the old St Mark :
church building. corner Fifth avenue and
Olive street. TWO blocks above Pike street.
every sunday Morning service. II "A. m ,
song and preaching sunday school 1918.
Evening service a. 1.45 o'clock Subject
20 DE- chosen by the audience. Messages
after same. Young peoples meeting at :
r. m each Thursday and Sunday. Regu-
lar services every Thursday evening at -.
Louis Williams. pastor; residence ms
Fourth avenue. All are cordially invited.
Seals free
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Y. VI. G. 4. Meeting.

The workers training class will meet at
; % p. ~. At O'Clock there will be a ser
vice OF song for fifteen minutes. followed
by gospel address by Rev. w. II. c.
Temple. Subject. "Specia." A cordial in
Vitation Is extended 10 strangers as well
as members of the association. At ;
O'Clock Physical Director r. L. Green will
conduct the gymnasium men Bible Study
Club, 10 which all gymnasium men are
invited. AT 5:i5 Oscar /. Hall. assistant
secretary, will conduct the boys rally
The Alding is open from to o'clock
every Sunday.
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Yesler Junction Church-Preaching on
Sunday az II a. N.
Duwsmish church-Daniel Bagley, pas
tor. Sunday school al 10 a. m. Preaching
al 30 .. m.
First - Pine street and Third avenue.
Preaching at II q. m. and 80 p. m. Class
meeting 10 a. m. Sunday school l2.21
=. m. I. +. :. g. E. e.i5 p. m Prayer
meeting Thursday At $50 p. N. Monthly
meeting the first Thursday Of each mont h
NJ $50 .. m Preaching by Rev. r z.
Whitman. Class meeting this morning al
10. Strangers welcome to all services.
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Salvation Army.

No ? hall. corner Pike street and Third
avenue-Capt. GIL and Lieut.. Gardner in
charge. a m, knee drill; II a. m holi-
ness meeting, y. m. family gathering
p m, Free and Easy"
No. hall. corner Second avenue south
and 1csler way-Ensign Barnhardt and
Lieut.. Watson In charge; a. m. knee
drill; Ii a. m. holiness meeting; 3 p. m.
Family gathering; p. m, Free and
Easy"
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Theosophy.

Occult services tonight. Red Mems hail.
free.
TheosophicI Society. Amanda Lodge
meets Sunday at s p. m. at ll05 Third ave
nue.. near Spring street. Lecture by Mrs
9. ). Bush on The Psychology of Theoso-
ply"
Seattle Theosophicai Society ei2 Third
avenue. Sunday. simple talk on Theosophy
al l p. m Lecture at D. m. on BE
tween Two Earth Lives" by Jesse L.
GrpenhaumF
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Cumberland Pre.byterisu.

Cumberland Presbyterian-East Cherry
street and Twenty-second avenue. r. +.
Powell pastor; residence. 7m Twenty
second avenue. Preaching at II a. m. and
30 .. m. Sunday school at 1916 p m.
Junior Endeavor at 3:30 p. m. Y. T. s. c.
r. Al $50 p. m. Church prayer meeting
Thursday at D. m
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First Sniritunt Society.

Tho First Spiritual Society meets every
SUNDAY 40 Olympic hall On Second ave
nue. between Madison and Spring streets.
EVcniuE meeting : o'clock. A. the con-
ciusion of the lecture there Will be spirit
messages Seats free
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CHESBY-Tn Seattle. THURSDAY Sep5em-
Der Is ISL 70 Mr.. and Ms ". T. thes-
on. a sfaucntsr. weight. eight and one
half pounds
C0NONER-In Seattle saturday. Sep
terher Is lSs7. TO Mr. and Mrs. =. 4.
f'rD0ver. 4 son
BIACEBIf Rim Seattle Saturday. sep
te1rbsr * tSa7. 70 Mr.. ard Mrs. W II.
Blackburn. son.
BITNMAN-S September i. to Mr. and MIS-.
John ". Buxman. a daughter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
First Christian Church.

Seneca street between Third and Fourth
avenue. J. \. Smith. pastor; residence.
&l2 Fourth avenue. Preaching az II a. m
and r. IN. sunday school a 9:45 a. m.
Y. =. ;. G. +. al Gas p. m. Prayer meet
INK Thursday night Morning theme
Lessons From the Human Body" Even
ing, "Half-Heartcd Disciples
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19

Rev r. r. Dunlap wiIl preach Sunday
morning Ar II O'Clock in the rooms Of the
Acme Business College Seattle National
Bank building. on Yesler way aud Occi-
dental avenue. The public is cordially in
vifed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19

Buese}l han. corner Third avenue and
Cherry street. Services Sunday al II g. NJ
and Thursday ~ Els o. m sunday school
imms ttstriy after the sunday service
Re3iige rpom open duruug the week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19

The Rams Horn Mission. 81 Washing
ton street between South Second and
Third wiI b. opened this evening az :
o'clock Meetings every evenIngs in the
week AZ S O'Clock. Everybody invited.