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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

DETROIT FEB. 5-The Evening News
learns tha; Ns~. Mar,ineli. t3e pspal able
Eatt az Washington, has received and
transmitted ta rtsacp Foley. O. This DIE
cese. ana 90 Rev Christian peaniseu. rec
Ger 90 s. Charles c1urch. Detroit copies
O. the decision 10 -ae church farm ease
T1e Question ~ issue Nas whether title
vested 81 Elseep Foley or 80 - Cna.jas
church. Tae cardinals % t5e propa zau1a
tecIte t-e r.eat 20 ERE property vests So
FstAer Derrise7. as rector of s Saar.es'
erl.-eA
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Nethodi.t Prot@.tant Churches.

YsSlsr Junction CEurcn-Preaca.ng on
Sunday az II ~ m
Duvar1tsa Ca1rch-Taniel Ezgley. PAS
ter. Sunday school a. 20 a. T. Preaching
"a 10 =. n.
F1rst-PIre street ard Third avenue.
Preaching az u a. N and rs p. IA BY
Rev. NAford II. kellogg. residence Fourth
and Olive. Sunday services u A. n and
% ?. m Class meeting At - a n. sun
day school. 1z-Z9 D. 10. Y p. 3 g. r. at
els p. n Prayer meeting Thursday 80 p
N Monthly meeting the first Thursday Of
each month az s.90 o. m
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Seneca street. between Third and. Fourth
avenues. J. y. Smith. pastor; residence,
sl3 Fifth avenue north- Preaching al II
a. N. and $50 ?. n. Sunday school 9:f5
a m Y. p. 5. &. T.. Sis D. m. Subject Of
morning sermon. Seven Stages IN the De-
ve.Gpment OF the Kingdom OF Heaven. 9"
Evening How to Make the Most OF
Life" Prayer meeting Thursday night
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BOSTON. FeN- S-pa tsht T. Noo e.
5he ftnaoeS evarretis5 e observing hfs
Eata h.-th9av tntay and hundFes5s ~ BIS
admirers in 0AHy places uot % mention
rs Boston tT.e2ts. have auitef 90 vhke
ere o-eaSis7 u memorable one. Frtenfs
% fea e st ega.Tee8 lav preacher htve
cst'---et So ra vsla WHtch u.I - erect
ga 81 vhRre. f0F tFe gss - tra Melnt Ne--
nen s-hnn. fr- Boys. 81 W. -h AR. Mooty
s. rew tht rh.af IA .ran
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Births. Marriages, Deaths.

notices under these headings. the same
should be left at the business office Of
this paper. No charge is made for such
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other spe-
ctal announcements will he charged a the
rate OF II cents per l-Rs eaca insertion.
P0ST-T%TEIITGEN co.
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MARINE NEWS.

TATOOSH. Feb. s-Passed February r.
bk wilma. hence January q. for Nanalmo.
Spoken January z9-L4atitude - deg. north.
longitude - deg " Br ok Bslmore. from
Liverpool for Victoria.
PORT GAMBLE, Feb. ARRIVED: Rrit-
ish snip <bu7cow. Capt. Graves. ID load
for Pert 'pfrfe: bark CarondeIet, Capt
Stsaso1 from Sydney.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. s-Cleared-Sir
State 81 California. for Astoria
SAN PEDRO. Feb. arrived Febru-
airy 5-Schr Bangor. from Port Biakeley.
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fTerra1-Stszsrs street aid s1rs-rait ase-
RE Rev. Joseph Iep2. rector re- - .
~! SUNNI. avenue Services Al L q h
ard : - 2 II
FEav.a-co~ner East Newton ard East
joan sunday Hchoos. % a. n. lass Isre 49,
ing. = n Preaching moF-.ng ana SFs-.i'z
by the pastor.
Gilman Park. Bzuars-Rsv. ". II Jonr.
2. r. C5ass nesting. = n Ep"Ss -
League, 10 ?. IT.
Nor-sgan-DanEsh - Flfth avenue ara
owe street. Rev. z J. L2ndega4f1s
tor. residence. SIS olive. Services a. =
q m and 20 3. n.
Madison stree:-Madlson street and
TTenty-tstr1 avenue. Rev W %.
pastor. residence. Is25 Cloyerdals- Preaca-
ing AZ II a. n and 30 ?. n EVERY oOos
Is invited.
5raoe-Thirtisih avenue south and King
street Prayer meeting On Wednesday a
10 p IN Class on sabbath al ~ a. n
saSosta school a. I@.l5 ?. n EpNo' =
= = s sse = s 80 n ASfi'iis '-''-
African II Z church-lsz0 Jones street
Rev. George A. Bailey, pastor serves q
II g. n. and y IL NlAss. - IL
Sunday school. 40 ,. N. Services o. song
munson nrst Sunday IN each month
Fl-st-Corner Third avenue ard Marion
street Rev. Z VI. Randall. IT. pastor
residence. g. Union streeS: Telephone
afternoon and evening General class.
~ a. m Preaching az II a. II. Sunday
school. 100 ?. m intermediate League.
- 2. n. EDx0rth League. s:l5 p n
Preaching al 7.3e p. IT.
Trlnty VI. +. church-W :. Harrington,
u. D.. pastor. Class meeting a. lv.ia, n.
b Richardson leader. Preaching ~ me
pastor al T.. Sunday school a. l--ss. D a
Curry superfnteudent. Junior League ~
$50 J. n Carr superintendent. EpworJh
League al So r J. Criddie president.
Preaching a. 10 BY the pastor Weekly
prayer meeting On Thursday at 1-S9 p. H.
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At THE CHURCHES.

ue-esrss~ ro.fces N IRE cSzrcS directory
WI - corf-@1 - anEoZDc@-e1ts OF
ca1-ch services orly ard szzof@cts a. SET
rno-s Extended su1sscz3 programmes t9r
Sunday services and zI10l1Esc@zssenLs o.
church enss~szs Eu7@cts XII oEEy % p1n-
LsEe1 a. advertising rates No1lces 30
IRIS Geps r1Zs1t shoals % receives a. IS
ofrce TO- later tan I ,. n Szt4rEags =
order 10 insure publication OF -1n1AS
--rr-fvx
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Cumberland Presbyterian.

Cumberland Presbyteriau-East Cherry
street and Twenty-second avenue. r. T.
Powell. pastor. residence 70I Twent y-see-
ond avenue. Preaching on Sunday al Il
a m oy the pastor Sunday school at
12;I5 2. m Junior Endeavor at $50 ,. m
y 2 : 9. r. AZ 80 2. N Temperance
lecture al 7.99 ?. N. by Mrs. J. e. Scott
Special services every evening during Iae
week, except Saturday.
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PORTLAND. Fe6 5-Tne prezisen+
secretary ard treasurer % ne Oregon
vs. osnans Chrtstian Temperance U-nion
have nled q protest against tas prssents-
tion OF "a gune5 ana teddy set . ths bat
Jfssala C'r~Eo1 ~ tae citsxens 81 thas state.
1ee protest. SAYS -ft : wuNorfhy q ire
cause, 4a1 GlsasnoTsag - the state"
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Port Townsend Shipping.

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb. Especial
Arrived-Bktn Klikitat, from Honolulu.
at Port Gamble; Schr Tampa, at Tacoma,
from Guaymas.
Sailed chr Okanogan. for Yokohama.
bktn Jane L. Stanford. for Sydney.
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Mount Carmel Mission.

Mount Carmel MIssiOn-Corner Third
and Madison. Meeting every evening al s
p m Sunday morning az II O'clock
Friday. Divine healing at 3 D. m. Con
Johnson. superin tendent. Christian ALI
ance meets every Sunday az p. m. and
Thursday al p. N. IN same hail
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$OTTCE-The business office ~ TIE
POST 1tsil.r eDce- is open UETl y p. m:
sunday no rs n. 90 = - ?. n ana .
20 . n. Classified advertisements VII
oe received up % thls time.
Advertisements under the head - Lost,
Found. For Sale. For Rent and Sttua ions
Wanted wiz ~ inserted az the rate OF /
csns A word each Insertion Payment al
ways i7 advance No advertisement re-
ceiFe6 for less taan = cents
Advertisements rfV - received a.
branch o~Ices az the P9st-fnts5 iiEsucer.
TACOMA ECREAU-S8. III Faeihc
avenue
PORT T0W%S SEX T-W n = Jones.
gELsLTScHAH pAY-%ew Waatcon.
O Fl Culver. NzusEer.
LyMPfA-ifT1z Mala street Charles
Watson. Agent
TIE following letters await advertisers
a. this o&8ce;
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First Spiritual Society meets every sun
day ar Riait0. on Madison street. between
First and Second avenues. Lyceum meets
al l9.Sg .. m Conference meeting al p.
m Judge Louis Williams wiii speak in
the evening on a subject taken from the
audience.
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In basement Of Seattle National Bank
building. Occidental avenue and Yesler
way--Seryices. Sunday a. 3 and 7.45 D. n.
Week day services every day a. Z O'Clock
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Ghristian Adyeufists.

Christian Advent meetings are held az
the corner OF Third avenue and Madison
street. DR.. w. Chapman. pastor. Prayer
meeting. 1915 a. n. Preaching. II a. N.
Ject. shall the Saints Inherit the Earth,
and When?a'
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snIrIfunl Nfeeftnr

Services viii he held n Masonic temple.
Pike street entrance. this eseniuE az 30
under the auspices % the Seattle Spiritual
League. All are invited: seats free.
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United Presbyterian Church.

Sixth avenue and Seneca street-Rev. W.
NJ. HOWE. pastor: residence. 1879 Terry
avenue. Services. II z. N and 80 p. N.
Sunday school,. 1915 D. N. 7. P. s. c. e.
go D. m.
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First Church of Chri.t-scienti.t.

Russell hall corner Third avenue and
Cherry street. Services Sunday 8 Z II a N
and Thursday AT 2:l5 = m. Sunday school
immediately after the Sunday service
Reading room open during the week.
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REV ARD.

A reward % 80 VIII ~ paid for inf9r-
nation leading 20 the arrest and conNic-
ton of any 0ne stealing copies az the
Post-Tnte 'igencer delivered % subscribers
throughout the city
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MiIiinarian n Restitution.

Meeting every Sunday morning az 10 %
at 2a0S First avenue. Divine Healing" the
Coming Of the Lord" and Restitution OF
All Things" (Acts. iii:zD viii be special
theYses. All are invited, and free speech
allowed
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Volunteers of America.

Gospel meetings are held every evening
at O'Clock and Sunday at II a n and
r. m. at "a Second avenue south. under
the auspices Of the Volunteers Of Amer
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Theosophy.

Philosophical Society. Amanda Lodge
Meets Sunday at 80 pm. in room M
new Yesler block
Seattle Theosophical Society. SIP Third
avenue. Sunday. simple TAX on 'Theos-
ophy' at / Q. III Lecture at p. IN.
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OR Ia3y e Coed He-p-~,s-4 a-z-e,a
sso4ta s19 = aseloEtor slres- Eer 3 y
Pc are aAs-ar- @Aos rrass A. =
h1E2 Eaass~ 4a-~2 A. IA. he-s.84-st.- go
2
Sac0v1 H0@rt-Sx sgH--e z~s Rel
slresL Coz42c.e1 - tAe Rese-z...,~.sr.
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MentnI Science.

Mental zslence class meet every Sunday
81 2.s1 e. IT. a the banquet hall. Masonic
block. entrance On Pike street All are
cordially invited
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
l7erts changed for tie sunday issue must
hand In copy ~ , o'clock Saturday 10 N
sure change.
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Evangelical Association.

Reconsideration street and Taylor
avenue Rev. August Ernst. pastor, 500
Harrison street Services morning and
evening.
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First Spiritual society.

Barracks. corner OF Yesler way and Sec
end avenue south.
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SnfrIfraifsEra

The ChiI5rru's Progressive Lyceurn meets
every sunday morning n Pettis' hall.
First avenue. az 4 lock.
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INSTRUMENTATION.

INFORMATION WANTED cf Cyrus a
Brown; was }as1 heard Of IN Seattle in
1885 Any information will be thank-
fully received by his father Andres
Brown. IS Marble street. Springfield.
Mass
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baptist ehnrehes-

Marke: street - Twe2ty-fou-A arsrse
so1t1 ard Man street Preaching a. Il
Young peoples meeting. Z p N
SEedisn-EEath avenue ard Eel sEreet.
Rsr. Andres Swzrfz. n4=-oT resa1srces -
Dexter stree. Services - 45-sg Z. n All
30 2. n Bible school AZ ia y n,
Carwn : shank superintsndent Young
peoples meeting SO 2 H.. A. II. Ds1ock,
leader. All cordially invited
Fi-st-Fourrh avenue. between James
and Cherry streets Rev. Louis ( Bower
man pastor residence ~ Columbia street;
a. a8re sid p II. eXcept MONDAY
Preaching services L a. II and - ? n
Bible school. zz-ls ,. n. C0rEtn > -Hanz.
superintendent Yong p@0pie Else1is.g,
so p n. g II. klehl leader A. cor
daily invited
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Rev. Jo@e,h A Eautz c * p pas OF.
L<ow n1zss Ezth sermon. q II. n1E1 z-ass
wiz sermon $50 e IA Sln5zy S-Hc-s1.
s-5s ?. n vesp@rs. sermon z71 cSz@11c-
tfcz. 80 ? =.
Crurra q he r-r-a-rzat - Broad way
AMI Mz54xo1 street Rev. Victor taar-ar3.
pastor. Rev. a TrsveEA ard Rev J. NtcA-
o. Sc-. ASSISTANTS. Conducted ~ ice 1sz-
ustz Low r~aass.s a. a z and SIS a. =.
E-z1 CzasS a. tasS1 a. IT, Sa11zy - BOO
a. 80 ?. II and evening service ~ ID
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ford formerly Duchess Of Marlborough
and previously Mrs. Louis Hammersly OF
New York. has been delivered Of 4 son
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FEwALE

y ANsTEE flFessrns king bv ths day or
~ A3ne. 81 seventh agsnas a5EgA-
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MARITIME RECORD

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. FEB. : ISs-
Rain: stationary temperature.
r. :. PAGCE. ForecaStsr.
Z. S. DEPARTMENT or AGRTCUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle Feb & rSs-
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wANTED--PO ARD.

WANTED-Room in strictly private fam
sly. state price and conveniencess refer
enCes exchanged. Address =. ItS care
Post Intelligence.
WANTED-Roon and board by LADY.
terms reasonable. close in. Address
Board. pOst-InteihEencer
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..Chnrch Farm., Csc Decided.

Pstas bali Platform tests Mrs. Le-
nont.
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ron sALE-LoporSc HOUSES

FOR sAIsEs-Cheap. Broom iofssss
house: good location. Address
FIRST AVeune south
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FOR REST-oFFIcEs.

rqR PrNT-At Iow rates. fine silfs =
ffve outside rooms. On second nggF
Washfnxton Territory fnvea rsezt Caas.
paws boldly. at corner of f.hsrry =
send streets. over Post-IatsAigs
Apply To3u -
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wAxrED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-Five or ten acres land: i'm
proved preferred; on east side OF Lake
Washington or Mercer island Address
giving price and terms, Ranch, Post
fntellIgencer.
WANTED-LSrge desirable building lot
near car iine. for IA tl0nal bank ssares
Address Lot. care Post-Tnteiiigencar
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MISCELLANEOUS.

r. TO THE PERSONS IA ming $50 go
from whica ueNt cabinet ministers - -
Turloza 10 cents sor sample q "ASsss
syv~up. BOX ll5. Norta .nalaasp' a'@
IB3.
OLD PAPERS for sale a. tae hns41~
ofyfra 81 th!e paper. i5c per bundle
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EMPLOYMENT wAsrEp-asLE.

WANTED-Bv expert accountant and
Iawyes. situation wish lawyer needlnE
Ar accountant. o. a. boosSesRer where
legal knowle6ge can Do utilized 1aEk-
Ing mortgage ansn. real estate CT lzun-
h@r business preferred Holmes z-e5
N3coilst avenue. Minneapolis.
wANTED-Posstlon by yoanE rnan In
store O. Office fTsISs o. outside gv0rk or
as collector. references g 2. care
observation-disclosures
WANTED a. hu;ferrnaker IN
creamery. by experiences japanese A6-
dress Itn4 Second avenue.
HELP wANTED-mALE
MANAGER 10 SIS a week 10 apnolr,
agents ard Introduce s. Folding kapor
Bath Cabinets 20 families aE8 ptlysl-
Glars every body, sick Or Wei nNyS ~
$50 sold. Turkish and FIedtc&fea V2ror
baths AZ home. SC each. cures ard prs
vents disease 40 experience. book free
; Worle Mfg. Co. Columbus. g
wANTED-Men desiring government po-
sitI0rs As railway mail clerks, carriers.
SaugErs inspectors. srenogrA piers, en-
gineers. watchHen, 3snltors, etc. %
write az 0nce for valuable Information
tfree}. Examinations Sccur soon N sv-
cry state. Address Dep. =. L. ;. Bureau
OF Information, Cincinnati. q
statesmen sell petit ledEers. gro
GERS coupon books and other speclalties
by sample % merchants, side lines:
ready sellers: good pay. Model MFG
Co. South Bend. Ind
wANTED-Tcgger iumhernen. boom
men and rqlnerS 20 leeE az the best
Mackinaw made on the PacIac coast.
Seattle Woolen NIL. Iis First avenue.
ness-Iike gentleman 80 handle our goods;
salary So per m0Hth and expenses Adj
dress J. A Marin. Seattle. Wash
WANTED-One collector and two solicit
tors. At once none bait rustlers need ap-
ply. Call between 5 and 4. -. Monday
and Tuesday az li1s Second avenue
So WEEKLY salary and expenses paid
statesmen for cigars. experience unnee-
essary: permanent position The ". 1.
Kline Co, -. Louis, Mo
wANTED-A young man 70 solscit aaver-
tisements. must b. keen, ard Of good
address. Eugene Church, Ia Railroad
street Tacoma. Wash.
wANTED-At once, good hydraulic
plpemsn. Inquire Monday. so5 Bailey
building.
HELP wASTED-FEMALE-
wANTED-A Thoroughly practical, bust
ness-like lady, TO handle our goods. SAL
airy. 50 per month and expenses. Ad-
dress j. \. Martin. Seattle, Wash.
wANTED-Iady and gentlemen type-
writers for home work. Write Color
X-Ray Works, RIA OFsrrell street.
san Francisco.
AUTHORIZATIONS waist maker. Ber-
lin Cloak and suit House, s0s Second
wANTED-GIrl 10 assist IN Homework
Apply al f0l4 James street
WANTED-Apprentic for dressmaking.
CAN al III Ninth avenue.
WANTED-9irl fer general house work.
2O5 South Eleventh street.
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FACTORY.

FOg TRUNKS AND AEF.i.iSs.@
bags g 10 Queen city Trunk 1919
repairing q specially i ~sier zFsA
and CommsEel4l. EEaGeA. LIS sec
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FOR RENT-FARms.

FOR REST-Rsneh on Oreas ssIand; =
acres. ten acres improves small oFe16s
bearing. house. barn; ~ niles u@
school ard caurch. have same FOR ~
wears for improvements. BOX 80, FE
haven. Wash
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= &TE.E.-To sease. sa3ngle r8 on rail-
Toa1. address -s1z First 4gsnge, Seattle.
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FOR EENT-sToREs.

hetw cen First and Second ave1ess
formerly occupied as business cfics =
the PoEt-InteliigencsT nreproos ysa1
WITH burglar proof safe. Apply roo1 y
upstairs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-07
FOSTER WELL SATISFIED.
His Arrangement With Russia one
That Will Please.

LONDON, July 6.-John w. Foster,
the United States seal commissioner,
has arrived here from st. Petersburg,
and has paid a visit to United States
Ambassador Hay. Messrs. Foster and
Hay will cooperate in pressing the
British government. To a representa-
tive of the Associated Press Mr.. Foster
said the details of the arrangement ar
rived at with Russia, could not be
revealed at the present, but when dis
closed, they would be entirely salts
factory Mr.. Foster has no doubt that
Japan is equally ready to cooperate
with the United States in the protec-
ton of SEALS Mr.. Foster said that
had conferred with the Japanese minis
ter at Washington, and thought an
agreement could be reached directly
between the two governments. Meas
ures to be agreed upon, however, would
not be made effective before 1898, but
had Great Britain shown the same
willingness as Russia, they might have
been applied this season. Speaking Of
Hawaii, Mr.. Foster said:
1--WE learned the sentiment Of Russia
and France during our visit to ST
Petersburg and Paris. They won't OBJ
ject to annexation, and regard it as
natural and inevitable 1 do not be-
lieve Great Britain will object The
European governments may not like
1t, but they are reconciled to it. The
annexation of Hawaii would not pres
age the annexation of Cuba. The cases
of the two islands are entirely dissim-
liar. Hawaii is settled in large part
by Americans, and the United States
has obligations to fulfil there, whereas
Cuba is a colony of a foreign govern
ment."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-07
EDUCATORS IN SESSION.
Annual Meeting of the National As
sOcintiOn Mt Milwaukee,

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July 6.-The
first general session Of the. National
Educational association opened in the
Exposition building at 8 O'clock to-
night. The auditorium was crowded
to it's utmost capacity. Rabbi s.
with prayer. America was then
rendered by chorus. Addresses of
welcome were delivered by Gov. Ed
ward Scofield, on behalf of the conf
monwealth; ]. @. Emery, superin-
tendent of public instruction of the
state; Mayor w. G. Rauschenberger
for the city, and H. o. r. Siefert, su-
perintendent of public schools of Mil
waukee. Responses were made by A.
E. Winship, president of American In
stitute of Instruction, Boston; ]. t.
Holloway, superintendent Of public
schools, Fort Smith, Ark; Aaron Cove,
superintendent of schools, Denver, and
schools, Chicago. The Soldiers Cho-
rus" from Faust" was then sung by
the male chorus.
President Charles r. Skinner, SUI
perintendent of public instruction of
the state of New York, then delivered
his address on '"The Best Education
for the Masses"
Newton c. Dougherty superintendent
of public schools, Peoria, ILL.,, spoke eli
> The Study of History in Our Public
Schools"
Several cities have opened headquar-
tiers and commenced campaigning for
the next national convention of the N
E. A. Salt Lake City, Omaha, Los
Angeles, Washington and Boston are
in the race. Nebraska is working hard
in the interest of Omaha and will be
aided by the Twenty-second United
States regular infantry band, which
will reach the city on Thursday. Los
Angeles people offer less than half the
usual fare charged by transportation
companies; Salt Lake City advocates
are pulling strings to draw the con-
ington points to it's historic surround
ings. Boston has not opened head
quarters but its advocates are hard
at work. The duty of selecting the
place rests with the board of direc-
tors.
The annual meeting of the board of
directors of the National Educational
association took place today. Presi-
dent Skinner was in the chair. Treas
urer I. G. Mcneil read a report show
ing a total income in 1896 of $40, 0.S7,
and total expenditures of $19,94S.16.
OrVille T. Bright chairman of the
board of trustees, submitted his report
showing total permanent fund July 1,
1897, of $59261.75.
Officers of the national council of
education We're elected as follows:
President, Charles De Garmo, of
Swarthmore, To-. vice president W. F.
King, Mt. Vernon, To-; secretary, Miss
Betty A. Dutton, Cleveland, o.