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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23
NOT ALWAYS SAVAGE
x,S-.ksa Ncssser Regarding tie cAArss-
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r<r1S1l<s OF b4o-c1Ec-A-A
-Ea4ke 20 supp.se HAT oso-o'1-
hu--6s used IL this coo.try II slavery
-uoss 10 hunt rzlE~Ay Degrees and II
,Asss t.1rs 20 .-zo down thieves AID Hn--
ts-e-x are G,WEvs sarLg% beasts Oa
- 80 7rz-T. Ihsy are harmless and
When they cs-ea Up With The oosec1 OF
their ssz-rA VII rcr 70 hin 10 play o.
e dCHl za6 take 10 further notice
u-Is.ss =. shculG starr 10 -7-o- when they
Vii follow. E.ao6bOuD6s sawzys g1Ee
e-v uher o. BOT Sas1- or when TIE
~ : II S5-Al- t-t tor Dcssi pe--s
;ass. huz. Is a. s-leai IS s1sdoT.
Llcu. Il CE-ftz--S township II Han
cock ec-n-v -C1rle DIX A2c. CTsr=
ke-z 3 PSI. 0. bloo.dbouods, and he
used then ~ hurting deer. They were
.uIl-tl,p5e-d creatures with TIE drop
.-r 6eWlzrs, blo.o&shot s!es- anc lo-s
ears Ia. hung c,1e< 30 TIE head The!
rrs-s powerfully bull, zr2 looked ssT-
ire %ocnra- hui the! were IS harmless
= kittens
TIE bars 9. -hs -s.-at.1-Soae -se'- 20
hsre --zs. s1a in uhss TIE! called
-zi--~- hu-ts Tier vNo-l3 Ls'1s-Aly
s.s.sz--ts= 81 ~Cocle DICKS farm O.
Ss.--stv -so--;-c AID n-e ot tie le<t<as-
,s.ss w,o.-ii - chosen as the -LiCEs-.
Ne would s-z-z o.. OF -ao Of I've or
,e- rz,es 7A-o-r1 Ihe woods % Big
s-e-s. z1-6 z.;s- Il Rad t=en Eo-e a.
A3u- Rs hxo5k%-ch;st 90 some s-ss-!
.-7ic,e o. c,o-Aizr he had LEFT bshi-d
would - g-Te- 10 -A% cc'cs 20 Smell Q.
ard thsv would t@ stare; OF us --zll-
AWAY 10y Eord 80 Z tp,l c-y ~
re s-st ire MINUTES '1ei- T-cul-1-.
ringing vo:cET c2-rioC to- niles L tse
c,ts-, t-1~-v zi- ct TIE z2-Cuo. the
h.ors following =o-sttrr=s o. bc-s--
tack AID Soze-ln-S on toc-- A.-e- 10
s-si 5--eka<ay the dogs would I'll
s-ie---r and swiftly. tb%ir rc--s Gloss
70 the c-o1a1 The --r-er- wo1li
take emery rn-a1s 20 THROW th@ hccods
s.spl.rrs -hs: world bed ever with
his weigh. and thr1 spring 30 tie
--o--d as far sway from the TIVE s.
r.sS.b,e Z order 20 b-eak Is t-Scks.
Re woc,i wade n s.eE-rs- III along
d-- l1-s, i1nP from o1e stamp 20 ar
c,.e-. E.i u-- al Ih-e articles Known 10
7yt.-.3stoer g tassc Tie bounds
T5ey r~T=- failed 20 g~t hin. ho~-
ev-- !: he va I'D II s.--a1 -Aey
wccd ~ up s-j down is banks u-,il-
they I'D icl1~i ~ The sc-o-- II e
sp--c t-c- SoV n -hcv would cir
&c G-o2-i Ire las r.9.l- az contact ot
- ,o-ot wt:A IL ground NTH they
.t7rri 30 .-,s, ihe-- ,1ny. 1ou--.r.,
'--v ic65ca.,-r re d;--c-ion the par
sod hzi -zke1
As -Aey cane aea- - ob5-c. O: their
-@a-,A ;Aei- Ta-oe would grow faster
l-:l ne t.5ys o. to.5- would have hz-i
wc-k 20 keep u. When they -t--e.-
- pursued ;Ae{ wouji gree; hin With
{ -LiS-. exp U.s. o-s o.. 5cv. II he h2a
c. E1t-s t<~e. a. - often did. Tie,
dos would throw themselves 6ow-r. q;
81 zoo; I'D w.: :,- tie boys 20 co--
TT. TIRE was 1ere- az instance re
vcr-ed WHERE i1e DOGS shovel any dis
T..s.iiol 20 harm tie rSa~sy. The
lie Q: TIE hsc-c5aou1a = 20 .1a COW !.
aid .c.cA;e : I-z-. nd ,he stores G.
negroes kzv.-E been tie helpless VIC
tins q b.c.oGAo11Gs ihat tore them u
/! eces are generally hc-ioa--Ch icacn
--r--r-s ..
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23
: CRACKER IoYLL.
Hc- A-bSs-sne Coav.oe@s He- Dad of
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23
a -
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There US II s=ssic,1 Q! =. C-;,=j
s-sE@s senate q ;-= 18Th L ;Ae 15-s=
IKE; q 5-+ Car a-Zs tesuie5 20 o-z-.,-.
.cS- I-.t--s.s - Tie ate S-.r .ss- C-z-.s.s
T. C-ysY., NJ. Sherman ~. ~ INTRO
due-9ia ~. 70 regulate sales O. - --,.s
i.cssts- Il makes i --Izw-.ul 70. c-As:
thar authorized Z-t--s 10 SCI. O. --s---
e. Iicsets . Eszs.-s- aLes penalties !y-
corL'S-teiiiI- tickets s16 provides
thai q. unused Y&--s q tivkets rus, -
redeemed by tie companies Or - alca
they are Issued
Later sdvices ssy that = chilsr+-
Pt-ls5e6 i tie IRE that DESTROYED TIE
Euc.nsr orphan hone IL Dallas Tex.
Mrs. Prank y!...e-. living aea- pg..
Ley5e-. v l.. cci her chld's ih-ost
sod then her OWL No cause j. known
for ,he deed.
The Bank 0. Conway. No. closed IS
doors.
Joseph willard one Of the - ea.,h:ss,
and e-s; known men IL Wash nyto1.
founder q he Wizard hotel died :. HI.
residence IL that city aged - years.
joel !. Hea.d.ey. ex-secretary Of s,s,e
q View YORK s.3 historian q rcte.
c!e-o il Ne~burr. aged p years.
Mar! and Margaret REYNOLDS ard An
ME Connea!iy. al children. were sr'-
foeoted By gas 4 a Boston tenement
house.
Johnnie Co11srghton. aged %: An
lie Rouiss-e. aged 10. ard Gertrus.
Crowley, aged :. were drowned al Nor-h
LeoIains'er, Mass, while playing o.
Lew Grin shot and fatally injured
three outlaws al Fla; Rock. ". Va. who
were trying 10 break. up dance.
The annual convention Of the Arue-;-
can National Wonan's Suffrage ssso-
cistson will be held in Washington jan
uary % 20 80.
The United Mine workers Of America
at their annual meeting in Columbus,
u. elected as president ". d. Batch
ford. of Ohio.
benjamin L: Davies. proprietor Of tho
Iabbard inn al Rugby. Tenn. cut al.
wife's throat with a razor and then
shot himself TO death. He wa. craz,
from cigarette smoking.
All the recent reports in regard TO
William Waldorf Astor having become a
naturalized citizen of Great Britain are
said to be untrue.
In Cincinnati the Wheeling. Lake
Erie & Pittsburgh Coal company failed
for si.o5e.cco and the Wheeling 4 LAX.
Erie Railway company went into the
hands of receivers with liabilities of
$3.50, 200.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23
A LOST MINE
noeh Tine s?tat n seeking for seor~,
Treasures.


Treasures
\ Csuz. feature 5 TIA; particular
Indian sometimes wiki . cotaIAHio2 o.
wa USED 70 re;Gra from lie ives; every
yeA- - I certain NOON os;easloiy foE
ile p--po.ee ot Loaoring The grave. o.
Is fathers add 20 Use 4gzic rs ccceS
i-al -iEh, o: hunting the deer AID bear
among tie Kid but verdurous hills.
yet gussi Pig tA-heels hold tha, really
TIE vis!ls were for tie purpose 0! oT~n-
i-g again TIE concealed r-ine % lesd o.
silver, 'Sba~e -ich spoil the sons Of tie
forest have been seen BEARING OF IN
;hei- packs E..
Another form Of The story relates
thai certain hunter always won't
tell OF DOW dad. or moved vest
tot a. the lead for BIS bullets from TIE
loot % mountain above a cove on .
certain creek. OF an old coun.ertei.er
tnow in tAe per,tentia-y- or led
into unknown ia--sl used 20 coin quar-
ters and halves q good silver sill seen
n circulation yec was never know TO
bay silver II aay form. Weeks and
months were spent esch year IN So rch-
!Ig for these s-cre, treasures. occa-
s-onally the enthusiasm would mount
10 the height OF sending far of some
where TO fetch back the 'o,d hunter
More than once such one has been
persuaded that there was mon. rich
cess IN his bullets than be had supposed:
and. rey-eii.rg vainly the many pounds
OF good s!lver-lesi :hat be had sho,
away 81 deer. COOKS. geese and o,her
game, be has been brought hack TO his
old haunts. Then, with many keen
eye tracking his goiuEs with his persuzd-
ing friend. week. would be spent in
bush beating, cliff climbing and labo-
nous search slo2e rocky shores, abou,
caverDous HIS, il teas. boys. and dis
1ai csns IL the deep woods. but only
20 the utter disappointment of ali their
fond -spt!cipatioDs- The "old hunser-
finds that time has oblite-ated his way
marks: bush ard tree and rock and rill
lack the familiar aspect, and he whose
confused reooilections formed the basis
Of vast schemes OF gain returns TO his
distant home disp;rited and dishonored.
-Lppinoott's
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23
INDUSTRIAL PoIN-:

\ Richmond Ne wo-E
worked g years il L+vs'-
the most ot the time q tie o-t 2
The lady manager @! "a q al r
surarce company : cr-i lei r.
largest salary paid . 10y ~
$1,000 year.
Most OF the silk a-3 ~o''.t-
manufactured in Fr@Lcv a-5 -
!or importation 70 ibis cc--:--
10 be aduIrerated. ~
GU, OF 80 steam boats !>sac =
this country and other ra7's
10 the people Of the United -;
employ American Labor ~
At San Beruardino. the >oI;ts-
.oraiA railroad shops hats =
the working day from q 2
hours and are putting OF nor 2
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23

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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23
FOREIGN.

o7s- 2,t'l..tf F+-sc1s II io1is s-e
So 70 ~ I, = s-z-T.1g o3r-.t.o- o+
% sc :. :Ezlos
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ssI..Lc-
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.-- =,.e Pr. P-De sslaris tie Spso-
- lave scs; =. 2s- ..-.si AZ -.
rt--5e3, sale tie insurgents haze
is. 80, kiL=5.
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AE. ,-3E ss;!zs-e5 % s1:--, -
--,o-; @'.-yy.. 5as Eel from the c=oca.c
.,lE-e
A5rsces t-o- Ec-olr.u are 70 :ae
ss--; i.z, X.z-s-e- Wills 6jec ;aere o.
re. ~ izsi
Ct- Maxine Ec-sz s;o--ec -z- cap
su-=5 re i-po-t2E; e;ty c: S&Z,a
C-.-L Crt'E
Lr.s Ss=<..a-- cG;r-s.ized AMER
tz- c.i-1s- :c--5 guilty Q: r,-.-.---
against ;5+ S-.z-.s1 go7sr--<-L VS.
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Gen -.=-la--. 4-:s-o hzs t-+- e.ec;@d
F--s-6=-; Q: 80 reput-.ie o. Ec-EiY..
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23
cCREs-C

I1s O1so PoctEl.--s Z. ron Ia-E. tap
.'E-lL+=- 1: s-.lJ.-LL, We: ito re
hz5GE y -ege.7s- - C..-t.5.iL
4 coE-ts-.s.; o! T.. s.. L-.t.sc STATES
s:lTe. es=!: te2iE la ts-- 14s.-.re- --- y
Wa. .-gig- Tie 1g:< a Q! ;-s ser Is
2! .:..- c1scs .e;.e- Z. E-- tie :-esa 1T
LrE l.s-s axe 10 3=.r! E-1 o.: Q:
L.-g- Eslt
Secretary O.-sy. u r=1.i Q. tie
L..s<. s.4;es. E-c S.- IE.4.- fEu-c=-
tU;s- .. ;ts p4:t .! Great E-.izal. 1sTe
t1Iec :.s.E sg-Et--eK % --u :!sz.T
bv W.-r1. f.: : term 0. 1r= yez-k, tie
two E.g disappearing zz;.3-. agree %
Es'lt =. qUssissIs Q: c2-t!pTeTy u
t.b!-Et.cl-
EocA, Dreytzs 4 Co. wholesale ;e~-
e.e-s il New orr. failed :o' So .p13.
GoTe-oo-s we're i-Er-1rzieo IL Tor
lows: Jcaa L TtIDer trep.J. lAlols:
james A. MONT (rep.J, lDClsLs; JOIN
". Lee5y tpop-J, kAL.As. ard Loa '.
s.<pHeos lotl-). Missouri
TIE lorna. hearings By TIE wars and
meas eo@aitsee O! representative. 0.
various Industries ~ 10 seek 70 have
tie tar.s rties Changed were concluded
Il Tashington-
The bsrkiug house OF Smith, Eo!I
L RaDDey. Q! Greerspr!ngx, o. closed
ia doorh
During the past rear CAScsgo con
Erne6 :.iS5.zz2 barrels o. beer. az IL
Grease Of Sis.ssT over the year 1874
A desperate attempt WA made 70
wreck though eApreAs between Chr
csgo and St. Paul On tie Chicago a
SUrth~s.;era road =. TIFFANY, Via bB,
tie obstructions placed OF he track
were discovered and removed.
The Ore Hundred AID Twen,y-hrs;
New Jersey Legislature convened IL
Trenton.
By the explosion Of dynamite IN
mine near Ward, Col. four miners were
killed.
John L Sullivan. whose fists have
earned for him il bis time Dezrl, $751;
ooo, made oath in the poor debtors court
IL Boston that be Nas penniless-
Joseph Burkhardt az old and proni-
rent resident Of Edwsrdsville. III. sho,
End killed his wife and then fatally shot
himself Family trouble was the cause.
Arthur Arnold and his sister Amanda
ard George Matthews and bis sister
Sadie were drowned while skating in
ST. Louis
The boiler IN a sawmill az Miller's
Run, O.. exploded, killing Elijah HEX
risn and James Snyder and fatally in
iuring Hiram Hickman and James
GlEsxburn-
Nilsson skated indoors one mile In
2:5o in Washington, breaking the
worlds record by eight seconds
An earthquake shock at Blsirxsiile.
Pa. shook buildings, and farmers in The
vicinity said they distinctly saw the
earth move as with a waving motion
An explosion in the factory of a dyna,
mite company at SbsBopin, Pa. dernol-
isbed the mill and instantly killed Nr.
stackney, the proprietor of the works.
Peter McCioskey. and Rose and Matte
Inman. sisters aged 20 and IL years re-
spectively.
The wife and child Of c. S. Cass were
fatally injured at . railway crossing
near Black River Yslls, NiA
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23

A r.a-z5ur CT tine BDcfos-s o-rhi1
hcl-z,t u t.ls sutg1-t,s Of Dallas Tex ~Es
.4rre,3 AID I've t.gTs Fe-1sht'c AZ
-r--a.s- ?: 1iAt-x were z s1rs'5-
Dr. 4 Co = iht- reE5tU G! r-L-s
szE ihI1 gradual AID s-srsg i-G-cT--
--ss-; LIS e-s- L PROGRESS ia-cEg51s-i
he s9-1I-T t,- -T'o -Da-1hS
TIE husz=ss g,--7ic1 q. El-E-- NJ
Els 5ts1-rTt,5 IT Ira
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23
Wonderful Chiid

That is your little daughter. sup
poser
Yes. and wonderful child she ia
Really. How Is that?-
She is already six years old and
Doesn't play the piano.--Cornic Home
Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23

Be young because Der heart -
there Is rich, young blood c.rc-t--
veins Size doesn't .eed cos=eoS
powders and sk;n-p-e-erve~ -
Is the c-ly true skir-preservef: =.
Bzt when a wona-'s b,ood Il =
lots Impurities, she can reii,c ~
nor feel yo-7g. Her whole 60
poisoned with bad blood ]; *
cry part II paraiyres tie
weakens tie stomach; ir-It..es
preys upon the Lungs and erooSg-
Itrcd-ccs . woman 20 scA;e g
Nervousness. i-ritabilicy. dejec
sncholy. Such a woman car
youthful, no matter WHAT hei
She neecs the you.hfuloess Q:
ired blood Dr.. Pierce's Colo,
Discovery will give II 20 hef
any woman to get back Dc y
freshness again -.
II gives the digestive and 3D.
organs and the liver pove. 70 f~
pure, healthy blood II gives
cheeks, a1d sparkle TO TIE eyes;
pi7ples and b,otches; wipes su
rounds out e-naciafed forms
firm. natural. healthy fesh-
MA Rebeccs p. c.raDer. Of C,-,y
Va. writes When I was MARIE :.
pou1dx Twas taken SICK and II
and broke cot with disease vh,cn
vas eczema He treated NY cise n
DO ne any good. and zen s-sy = ~
began using Dr.. Pscrccs Cosoe 81
covery. ard thank God and yor ISN
Prov Nov weigh rso poun -
taken two boefieS Icannot say
the medicine. Nv husband syi
than did the era time he $40 ne
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23
A Forced Rr~,rh

See here. Mrs Bodger. it is bad form
20 go to the front door to borrow
4 know il. Mr.. Bodger. but the neigh
eors have got 30 they keep the back
door locked---N. Y. Tribune.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23

to halt when be "
meets awozan who -
knows how TO take care
OF her heaiih- Tine
can't make her seem
o,6.
She nay be the
mother Of q family (;
tia; makes 10 differ
ence. She is bound to
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-23
The News Condensed.
coscREscNIL

I-o,r-s-; l-.s ze-,,= F-:-- ! 7a-k
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-27
To the Taxpayers Of Jefferson county.
BRooKvILLE, PA, Oct. 10. Is

In as much as Mr.. Aulenbach, chair
man OF the republican county COM
mittee, has issued circular letter to
many OF the voters of this county, ask
ing them to vote for N. l.. Strong, Esq,
for District Attorney of Jefferson county,
and claiming that Mr.. Strong is entitled
to the vote OF the people for the reason
that by fidelity to the people he has
saved the taxpayer thousands of dol
lars" And in as much as Mr.. Aulen-
bach gives neither facts nor figures to
support the statement he makes, I de-
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-27
NUMBER a.

courts Of Jefferson county. not only for
the time that Mr.. Strong has been Dis
trict Attorney, but for the time that tho
Office was filed by his predecessor,
W. l.. McCracken, Esq, who Is now
candidate for that Office iD opposition
Ia Mr.. Strong.
In making this statement, ! do not
mean TO reflect upon Mr.. Strong, nor 10
impute to him any dishonest motives IN
the conduct Of the Office he now holds,
and To- which he seeks recollection. but
| do 40 in order that the people may be-
able to compare the record Of Mr.. Strong
with the record Of Mr.. McCrackcn, aud
judge the two candidates accordingly.
Mr.. McCracken was District Attorney
Of Jefferson county for the years 1892,
1899 and 1891 Mr.. Strong has filled
the Office during the years 1895, 1896
and thus far in 1897. Mr.. Strong's fees
rs district Attorney, MS well AS the
other costs and expenses Of our crifni-
nal courts for the year 1897. can only bc
approximatcd, for the reason that the
s"'nc nave not pee' Pas7lo ul"'h ny mo
County Auditors.
The following statement 7 take from
,ho ..E;nono;.i c,o,,,,.o,r ,na o,ha.
-,
records now ON me III lhc Comulis-
siOGcr's Office OF Jefferson county that
have been officially passed upon. and
Which records are open 10 the public,
| and which YOU are invited 10 examine
| for yourself.
During Mr.. McCrackcp's term OF Office
h., rooo;v,d 4, ro,s f-om Ietrors,n co,,-
~. A., ,,o no
| " amounting 10 Tue sum VI '~'f4o" 's
| follows:
| For the year lsg9 ...... 500 o.
Eor ,he yenr so, ,sa ''''''''''''',55,, ,tn sa,ooo
| Or for The first two years OF his
term the sum Of .". sI.S6oo
While for the first two years Of Mr.
| Strony.s term bc received in foes TN,
-, q, ee, oo 49,. ,,.,,,..
sum VI o''ooi.o' ~ ''''o"S.
ror thc year SS ,ss' '..''.'''''';S i,6o scs,o
~ ,,''., ,., ...,,..s, I,',,a..
w o"o n"''''''" """ '"e'''' w. "o''"
(Sl25.OO) more than the amount p"id
| Mr.. McCrackon for corresponding
| oo,;oa 81 ,;,no
| P"' ~" VI "N'
Thus far for 1897 the county has paid
| Mr.. Strong fees amounting To the sum
NJ sl75 O0 with tho remainder of the
A.. 49, .a,aa c...Ia a,,
ye"r yo' W w """'' ''''' ."'
Strong receive the same amount OF lees
for December Sessions 1897. that he
received for December Se,tcns. 1898.
,ybich omo,nt was AGO. 90. rs shown by
C,onntv order No. I2s2. he viii then
Iovc rcccivcd In fees for his mi tern Of
,hroo years The ann of s2 l56.0O. or
sIG oo more than The full arIo,,nt pald
Mr McCracken.
"I NJ. N.c.ooL.n.a ,.rro of
Office the county mid in costs 10 prose
| -. =, -. -. -, ,.r .tc orc
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-27
DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' JACKETS
AND CAPES

Can be accepted as being absolutely correct
having been taken to secure exclusive but popular
styles. In every department the articles presented
will be found of quality to command approval.
Prices wonderfully small for such value. Such
goods we have will serve better purpose else
where than on our Shelves and we sacrifice
profits to make quick sales.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-15
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.
The international Convention in
Session at Buffalo.

Buffalo, N. Y, Oct. 1.-THE international
convention of Brotherhood of st. Andrew
was called to order at 2:45 o'clock this af-
ternoon. The International convention
committees report was read. 1t contain
ed the following:
''In the church in the United States there
are 1,226 chapters with 1900 members; in
the Dominion of Canada 2l2 chapters, with
1900 members; In Scotland, u chapters,
with 100 members; in Australia 40 chapters
with $50 members; in the West Indies and
South America, 16 chapters, with $50 mem
bers
"In the church of England, where the
movement has but recently taken organ
lied form thirty-nine chapters with $50
members
President James L. Houghtaling founder
of the brotherhood, in his address of well
come was cheered Justify. Archbishop Nu-
tell of Jamaica spoke in response, as did
also r. Van Horn Rogers vice president
of the brotherhood in Canada; Cyril A
England, and Right Rev. Edward Stuart
Abingdon of All Souls College, oxford,
Talbot, lord bishop of Rochester.
The latter read letter from the Arch
bishop of Canterbury extending to the
brotherhood his best wishes for it's sue
cess.
A congratulatory cablegram was receiv-
ed from the Archbishop of York, Eng
land and letters from the brotherhood in
London and Edinburgh, which were re-
piled to by cable. A letter was also re-
ceived from Right Rev. John Williams
bishop of Connecticut and presiding bishop
of the church
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-15

destruction. This negative poWer the
power of resistance. is the only safety of
popular government and it Is an addi-
uonal assurance when the power is in such
hands as yours.
with this | give place TO my successor.
But l can never cease 20 unger on the
memories of the past. Among the com
pensauons for all the hard work that a
seat on this bench imposes have been
the intimacies ana friendships that have
been formed between it's members. Though
we have often differed in our opinion, Il
has always been an honest difference,
which did not affect our mutual regard
and respect These many years have In
deed been years of labor and toll. but
they have brought their own reward; and
we can all join in thanksgiving 70 the
author of our being that we have been
permitted to spend SO much of our lives
in the service of our country"
The courts reply, which Is signed by all
the members, expresses deep regret at the
loss it has sustained and pays a high tri-
butte, both to the character and ability
of Justice Field
The President apparently has not yet de-
cded upon the appointments that Justice
Fields retirement will occasion, save that
Attorney General McKenna will be nom
mated for the supreme bench, unless
some cause lntervenes between now and
December to prevent it,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-15
COL. MOSBY'S VETERANS.
Fourth Annual Reunion at BaItI-
mOre-Omcers Elected.


Baltimore, Md, Oct 1.-THE fourth an
nual reunion of the Forty-third Virginia
Battalion Confederate States of America,
veterans of Col. John S. Mosbys com
mand, was held tonight at the Eutaw
house.
At the business meeting, which was fol-
lowed by a banquet, the following off,
GERS were elected:
ommander-Benjamin Palmer of Rich
mond, Va.
First Vice Communication II. Alex
ander of Leesburg, Va.
Second Vice COmmauder-Joseph II. Mel
son of Washington, d. c.
Third Vice Commander-D. G. Carlisle
of Baltimore,
secretary-John II. Foster of Marshall,
Va.
surgeon-A Montero of Richmond, Va.
Assistant Surgeon-W. L. Dunn of Vir-
ginia.
Chaplain-s. F. Chapman of Clifton.
Forge, Va.
olor-Bearer-Charles Ewes of TraviI-
ion, Va.
Oficer of the Day-C. A. Fox of Belts,
vile, Md.
Color Sergeant-J. A. Ballard of Manas-
sa, Va.
Second Color sergeant-F. NJ. Angelo OF
Alexandria, Va.
Manassas, Va. was selected as the next
place of meeting.