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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-19
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*** Sc nos pide la inserci6n de las lfneas
siguientes
<Dice EZ Pals de anoche:
SSe hizo correr la 6olo de que sc habfa
telegrafado Sagasta.
.......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
<Hasta Sc puso en- duda la seriedad del
cable para hacernos comulgar con ruedas de
molino.2
sEl telegrama de Sagasta solo sirvi6 de
propaganda oquS,sin que pareciese por aUd.>
eQueda, pues, demostrado, que no hubo
tai telegrama Sagasta, y por tanto es l6gico
que este contestase.2
El sehor Muhoz Rivera dirigio Ma
drid estos dos despachos.
<Sagasta. Madrid - Asamblea inmensa
mayorfa aprob6 incorporation. .-1luaoz Rioero.
eMolinas, Arrieta 2. Madrid.-Asamblea
inmensa mayorfa. Gomez .Byioso.
Los comprobantes, expedidos por la Com
panfa del cable submarine, estan en- poder de
don Manuel RomGn, Tesorero del comit6 pro
vincial, unidos la factura, que Sc ha pagado.
P0eden verlos las personas que gueten.
Ademas, 81 la companfa 10 permite, ell Sc
nor Mufloz Rivera autoriza los caballerosos
redactores de Ell Pals para que examiner ell
original de los cableg 'amas.
81 su honradez les leva rectifcar, rec
tifquen.
81 pats puede examinar Las armas con que
Sc nos hiere.2
*** Por la policfa de Mayagdez Sc estan
recojiendo los pobres de solemnidad que i'm
ploran la oaridad pdblica por las GALES, para
llevaros al Asilo. sCuando podremos decir
otro tanto aquf en- la Capital de la provincial
#** Preguntad a una joven que estima
mas en- Ell mundo.-A una sonora que lie preo-
cupa mas.-Nosotro 10 sabemos.-Y no nos
arrepentimos de aconsejar todas en- general,
que dejen de la mano LAS PILDORAS
TOCOLOGICAS GADEA, cuyo uso continua-
do satisfara siempre sus deseos.
~ Manana, las siete media de la no.
che, celebrara session ordinaria la eSociedad
Econ6mica de Amigos del Pafs.2 Sc encarece
la asistencia de los sefiores socios.
~. El adoquinado de Ia rampa de la
eAvenida Dabano sigue con actividad Ell ira
bajo parece perfecto. Dara IN bonito golpe de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-19

.B(lin ami OJO AQUI. En- Puerta de
oJo uqui' terra, primela lfnea, Gale de
San Agustfn, nimero 8, frente la nuevs he
rrerfa, acaba de abrirse un dep6sito de leche
pura, que Sc ofrece los vecinos del barrio.
Habra leche todo el dia desde las cuatro de Ia
mafiana.-An0stasio Castro. 15-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-19
Carbon mineral.

LA vENGANzA DE UN NOBLE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-19

I'm cndrO americana gsfI gsIi.ts. an''sa sn pan may
buen estado, Sc vende barato. Dirijirse a la Som
brerfa Ell CLACK, San Francisco mum 81. 1873
The silver lance., 1897-10-22
TIE Toledo Weekly BLADE.

Every intelligent family needs in addi-
ton to their local paper. good national
weekly. The greatest and most widely
known general family newspaper is the
Toledo Weekly BLADE. For thirty years
II has been regular visitor in every part
Of the Union and Is well known in almost
every one Of the 10000 postoffices in the
country It is edited with reference to a
national circulation. 1t is a Republican
pnr1r. but mcn Of all politics take it. be-
cause OF its honesty and fairness in the
discussion Of all pu0lic questions 1t is
the favorite family paper. with some
thing for every member of the household
Serial stories, poetry. wit and humor;
the household department tbcst in the
wosld). Young Folks, Sunday School
Lessons. Talmage's Sermons the Farm
stead. tho Question Bureau. (which an
sxcrs questions for su6scribers) the
News OF the week in complete form and
other special features Specimen copies
gladly sent on application. and IL you
will ssnd Us list oe addresses. we will
mail copy to each. Only q year. II
you wish to raise 4 club. write for terms
Address THE BLADE.
Toledo. Ohio
The silver lance., 1897-10-22
THE COLORADO MIDLAND.

Since hard timss struck COLORADO ue
have been under the painful necessity OF
restricting our train service to one
through train day in each direction.
Now that The Midland is beneftting by
the improved condition of Affairs in the
Wesf. we have decided to resume double
daily train service, elective June sS,h.
On thai date we will place . new card in
effect, which, while making no material
change in our present No. which leaves
Denver n Ss45 in the morning. Colombo
Springs ll.S5 q n, arriving at Graud
Junction At 1910 the following midnight.
and No s. leaving Grand Junction At 5.5s
g. m. arriving at Colorado Springs n
GO p. m and Denyer at $50 D. m, will
place in service the followinx trsine:
THE UTE no Z TO leave Denver At
$50 p. m. Colombo Springs 1910 a M,
arriving ut Grand Juudtiou 1885 .. 10
the day following.
THE COYOTE No. 81 to Rave Gr.nd
Junction n go p m. arriving Crlnsado
Spring. 6-l5 = N and Denver AS q a.
the following morning.
The equipment On thee two latter
trains viii consist of Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cara from Denver to Gra-d
JancsSoa en- route to Ogden, via Rio
Grands Western and vice vera: Pullman
Palace Sleeping CArs from Denver to
Leadville and rice ver.a: Pullman P.l>
aee Sleeping Cars troR Denver tn Csir-
pie C<eek via Divide and the Midland
Terminal and vice ver.s: standard d,y
cnach and haxgsge car Senver 70 Grano
Iurcaion and vice vessA
We ask ycur co-oterafioa in making
thsse trains . sncces~L The SCI sdLie con>
tenr,ated pruvide- the bsss train service
hesueen Draver. Cassr,de Spring. and
Paebse and The 0,aasnin towns os Bpena
VISTA. Le.dvilie. AVee and eslecvood.
- uelI - Ia poisfs % the Pneise ssoprs
Il , ueli ~ 20 In bar il oisd thai
tAess = "a kick coaiax- frna the po-
>eaGer rsssed over The MidhSd. Tie
scenSc feal1rssl train service. essinx houee
6ilnSfs tsss - Fr~d Huvey). eae.. me
al fssa easR - . dilgsuaa8ed rss,rsees
= A. uRksnun @aanfisy so2 Tkea
dnaf 6sGee -gAaf cn.nes = ~ - #
- Dsash- Y..r-. rulv.
u. E. 4AMEL. GR.A.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

This morning Harold Mordaunt left
camp for Denver, on route to New York
Harold has made many warm friends
In the camp during his three month,
residence, all OF whom regret his depar-
ture. which is necessary because Of the
condition OF his health. As book-keepeI
for the Inez, Boar Mountain and Trading
Companies his services have been highly
satisfactory, to his employers, we are told
We hope he may be able to return te
camp again in the spring.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22
u n. blooa is lif.," and =. this ss.sc

The blood 10 life" and as this season
Of the year, nors than any other, this
important factor in our apimal economy
i liable to become impure. owing to the
faet that poisoaoss vapors, which have
accunula,ed aud become frosen during
the viaser. are nov being rapidly thaved
By the warm spring weather, and, CON-
biaisg With the air which ve breathe,
{ d their way into the blood through the
lusgs. Thsss inpurisies are readily el-
niaatsd By using Hoods Sarsaparilla,
vhose nsri,s - blood purifier are too
yell known to need commeat- For ssle
as the store Of the Colosa,lo Trading /
Devslopaeas Co.. loo per bottle
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

!. Fsidays tho first storm Of the autumn
commenced getting In its disagreeable
features. Saturday strong wind added
its fury to tho falling snow and all day
long tho beautiful came down, the first
Of any consequence since the third Of
July. Sunday the snow fell slowly all
day, but the storm centcr had passed
and Monday our brigt autumn weather
begun.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Kansas will have nm extra session of
the legislature In January, ostensibly for
the purpose Of enacting railway legisla.
ton. There is really no occasion for it.
but Gov. Lcedy desires to pose in an at
titude that may direct the attention 'of
Pupulist leaders to him as an available
candidate for higher honors.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Sunday afternoon Charles A. Dana,
editor OF the New York Sun, whose paper
has been the ideal American newspaper
for nearly thirty years, died at his Long
Island home.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22
CONTEMPT or COURT.


~ E.ssssA ss.sy - Wssa-r. lsfs wAAA
~ rAaes - R...ae>
ne l1cee q . Western court, In o.
- to secnze mfef and Dore eivfltsed
eoaditieA Il aRairs in the court roon-
enkee tie svslve 1urymen and the ten
efesrAeys rreseat to placs their pistoss
m IL in TIE esrner Il the roon- hut
tAer0 seemed 10 he sone Aesttaney in
es0DlytEg sitA IL request. and tAs
to1e1 inx.stea
m ys~ Heasr Vim pat hss down
6se- sagsessed tAe foreman Il The
~. 4 g7so TIE balance Il - win
o.llsr sait-
-csrtasAly. esats.- replied His Honor.
- - taaS Ais guA down In the esrner.
N fsu nsn1tes an tAe etAers had
1sAa sAs n0e, sxcepkiAg The sAeriR
- hls aspssy. uAo wers nst tnciode4
- tueAu-tAree p.sseln v~re reDsetn8
SsAcsfally - IL Aser.
New. UsAsAI- saiA his Heaor. sd
ea6 uAippsAg s1t \ gua- -tAs Arse
- eAnt - nenr hat PIE gias b b
- 1seh.-
n ~ Instant esGy nsn-s han1 ueAe
- Ah stAer hip pssk<t- ana - his
u1nAer 1fvo1 hsAlna The 1aok. tuonty-
- baie0 ueak t2rs1aA - uindew
one& - uArs ~ - hssn o1tfing. an1
eooesy-tuo - Uero Waiting ~ h1D
= sa1eA ~ hsa1 - ~ - ID ns9h-
~ - raaA-
~ - ~ guas- - yensa: -pnt
- 49, gzA = IN - ssly a-a
-
The silver lance., 1897-10-22
THE RED RIVER DISTRICT.

TIE bsst vay to reach Red River City
i via the "San,a Fs Route" TO Springer,
shsscs Moresa Valley stage line passing
sAsoaeA Badly and Elisabethtoun, over
~ excelless road cPea all the year.
Ssaees leave Sprisger daily (exeeP,
Sasaayl At TOO - -, eauyinx the
uail-. For fall iaferuarion. address,
J. r. Hail., Gee1 Ageas.
Dsaver. Colo.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Vic Cobb Il on the sick list with q
severe cold which has settled ON his
1anga.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Jaa. UaAss Eads trip over to Crested
Dat>s ana return Monday. with n. p
W111aAms q CarhondAle.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Nm 0se0aneAook The snow oe Crystal
efaa ~ esst Monday usnrning. and went
t8Aspsn Va Caseoaaals.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Aastsr Bert Usher b now entirely con
v1,sscent aftss his long siege Of typhoid
o1sor.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Wednesday mnrning Richard Wedge
~ camp for Aspen BY way Of Carbon
49,.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Al Maneo,d. Henry Rothschilds and
Nh Brown win start 10 Arisona.. over
ND. early next wesk.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Ne 80 - b noes<hAt Neva 'Ushe
~ thengAt b b sneirly convalsscsn
seesP . Weekt siags oe typhoid.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

llln Lucy Nobsrly ofllarbls was tn
sslsst of Nts. Jack Cl6yton from Frida,
pAtu Manday.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Jack Claytnn's family have moved to
0slr winter rssidsncs At Marble this
v1esk.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Fred Holgate has succeeded Bill Slee
Han - machine man at the Bear Noun
tain Tannel.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Horacs Williams has removed his fam
w 10 Tie oGlce building opposite the
power houss.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

psaAk Dsapkt tssgain Crystal rod
1sal havia9 Psassd H. O'0syan house.
UAsse - = hsspiag hacAslor hall
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

ACzyunn1 uunan ~ emsynias dollnsu
- . esefl1 - q dnai1ns Whist -
9henE1hV uiUAk ~ ~ A1shaaa vua
- 6snns1 - usns~f pnA.e. II next
~ ~ hnnhanaeunlt1ua~1 giving nnsir>
- - Oean1 - - rsnpsnn1Als sur -
vo6S 49,
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

JNAus O'DiyNn Aaa built large coal
Aessns III wssk. That b. Ne suppose II
u1nse - large: b spent thrss days build.
~ Il
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

J. H0su&ty pulled up stakss At Sco-
~. having lanishsd his work for this
asasuA and departed eor hoae. down in
~ valnsv. Weekday.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

TO 0oehic uinsrs who have besn
4olng assssaasut work over there passed
t4suagA hess Tuesday. sn roats to the
VnlAa0.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

~. n. Wafdt family viii b. addsd t,
onr pepulatioa ~ oacs~ They win &C
'espv ~ euteags vaeaesd hy Horacs VIII
Gana' oAnily.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

ueA- ". Rosesr Eelsua and Hon 81.
~. Clnz& pssufasnt ~ gsaesal atsns.ey
- ~ DsaR Mountain feAAel Z Mining
Osn0any. eans evsr frua AaRsa sat.r.
- ~ leenz1s1 0an1ny.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

1vsVuas dsniFss - kssp informed On
Yuhsn ~ Ylnadyas and Alashnn gold
49, 9saA l0e eur hrgs Co1psndiam
- vane i1edzuAtiaa sna ~ color mp 10
Uan1losA PahS ca IndSanapualn. lid
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

4. 0DsyaA> atanf1ey in tact Tor A. W..
1aklag. : pastiae patent noticss On Tie
Dalhaa QassA ana Intesnatioaal lodss
- ~ seaeA - a okesp Moantain.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Henry Rothschilda made . business
t11p 10 Gothic Wednesday.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22
STAGE AND NAIL.

The stass ard mail departs evsrJ morning 1t
!. and arrsvss svsry evening ats. excerpt sandayx-
Arrives and jsparts fror C&rbo.slAls Il the
came ho1r.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

G J.ne lst the Salt Like Tr;hpr.
MI reduce the price ef the s-W--tss
10 $40 per rear. Ths -psr.r,, hsS
sea1dnrd Hii: BE naisssired .sd .-s.-
go ~Ih Be .sde TO keep th- ~
8eekiy in The f.uats,.s
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

yln Brinn and George Garrett cels
t1nesd birthday Sunday.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

AHsw eoasIgnnsnt oi bose and shoes
uk1As otors.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

vs.sr n ssb. SOD. and iooh ..cks At
~ D&oes.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

WANTED AT ONCE. Active agents
for e-ch county. Exclusive control
aud no tiss. Will clear IL to 25 hundred
dollars year. Enclose stamp for full
part. ulsr~. or 25c sisn.ps for 81 ssmple-
BIG Rapids MINERAL WATER Co., Big
Rapids, ich.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

All traine run daily.
Pullman eieeper- IN all t-ainsl Free recfininr
chair cArr on day trairs- Lowest rate, Ard he~s
service. for further informafiss a apply /.
j. J. nkvsRkUx.
Agent. A<pen.
W. y. BsILAr G~aT Pas. A<rpt
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

U1gs 11aaxAeusr A9ss 1T ssz1vsd
-suev Z ~ - hseuzo - DnsnR m
- - - n.kasng - ui1A - -
49, ~ Dlfv- -0su1.1a TIL - -
1ssnGAk a6aA1e enp 0an1.y. - =
- ossnngOnyAD s1eA Unn asua -
0mhm1nh
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

4 ohnios lfns os hAndks chiefs just 70
esivsa at Ths Htors.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22
cavsJAL CONCENTRATES.

0v - ~ ~ = L,sal Na1psaAags = sAs
Co.. - cs0maaesy.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

~ - lna1Innlb CApnaus ~
@7nuA = = unp1k Hsut1unk = -
= = - - uosA DIEu1nk yg
- &un1g oDGlsS - - - -
~ - - - o1uou11mumk -
1DDunfD ~ U1nuA -
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Dne-Ak lGnn1aA = I4DAn- OF
~ n - - tus1Vsas ysasn.
D6l1A ~ e1s1 ~ ennR - tAsssn-
- ~ oss1nnh - - h2suahsss
- yanng - - snssnlg vnsA -
- - una Gfsn1A ~ has1n1
- - = 1aaas RS1nv sElneansA
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

rsva.s. r.ssaaa CAPS =. The stos..
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

II yos - II ia4hs LAsc., it, %.
The silver lance., 1897-10-22
UuCkKELL In JAPAN.
THE AMERICAN EDITOR ON
SOME JAPANESE CUSTOMS.
ne So 81 the EMpsrse IL - Access.
Pltsslsa Hsrseaan--ThsC Cario1s lIoasss
1t the Far Eastsra Eapars-nravsry
ef Jspaasse Bsya .

HE e NJ p e r o r
and Empress Of ia
pan have . son.
now fourteen years
old. The youthful
prince is very In
teIligent and stud-
les very hard. He
speaks English and
French. l have
seen him several
times-once hmone
The silver lance., 1897-10-22
e.z..< - . R..say.

EveA TIE pAylloxera eznnsx ssana
IL szaeu IL Spanish garlic n D.
csnspr CraEaaA says tAAt the VILLAGE =
Nafer. In tAe Alpajarraa. r.oA d a.
pars larEe @DaAtities ef garlic - Nex-
tcc and the United StAfeA OF lafs
year. the demand has fallea a. TIE
fAraers heing left With their srcps a
eheSr hanaA O1e farDQ rDek il inn
HI bead - - his spelled Gzrlie q
wanure for his vsaez. HAieA wsre CO..
pnused ~ tie pAylloxsrA- The plnnss
eane - ezsAA ana szrsaG with - srac>
4 tie etsensA LaR W1nxar hxs ~
Dsrs taltnta1 hin- Viii the snns n
The silver lance., 1897-10-22

Co. - unuanA
RR1A6p 2egWI ws1e 1ssuF1nl I'm
aouuD - 1UlA - Een1 - ~ -
81 4mG2DDqH u IL 1o1mf -
The silver lance., 1897-10-22


Ne - - b nnGs<hAt Neva Usher
~ theuGAt b b sneirly convalsscsnt
s1ese . wssks sisgs os typhoid.
Psank Dsnpkt tsagain Crystal rssi-
1sal havisg Psassd H. O'Bsyan house.
WAsss - = hsspiag heeAslos hall
To 0oehic ufners who have been
1alng asssssasut work over there passed
tksoagA Aess Tuesday. en- roats to the
v>llsy.
JUAus 0'DiyNn ~ built large coal
Asssss Ill wssk. That h. Ne suppose Il
ulnae - hrge: h spent thrss dsys build
n
~. n. WaFdt family win b. addsd to
oar pepulatioa ~ oacs~ They win O.
espv ~ epteags vaeaesd hy Horscs VIII
kana' oAnily.
J. H0sutty pulled up stakss At Sco-
0ssa hAvi1e 0nishsd his work for this
asasua. and departed eur hone, down in
H. vallsr. WsdnssAay.
4. 0DsyaA. atans1ay in tact for A. W..
1aklag. = pastiae patent noticss On Tie
Dnlhen Qassn ana InternatsoaAl loass
- ~ seseA ~ a 0keep l1onntain-
1velyuas dssifss 70 kssp informed On
YuhsA ~ Ylnadyks and Alnshnn goad
49, CD l0e. eor lArgs Cuapsadiun
~evaak ileia1asiaA ana ~ color aap 10
Uanilesa PaA ca lndianapua1A Ind
Usa. ". Rpresr Nshua sna Hon H.
~. OlAz&. pssnfdsnk - gsaes.l atsns.ey
- ~ DsnR Mountain Tennsl Z Mining
Osnpnay. eans evsr ftua AaRsa aat.r-
g1nA ssear.s1 oan1ay.
ACRyunn1 uu1an lns9 exsyniAs dnllnza
- . esrfal - u dn1i.cs uAist -
1he1E1nv uigAk ~ ~ Assha.a vua
- d.nnn - U.nsuf paAne. II next
~ ~ hnnhanlcnnnf1saul oivi.g 1nsire
- - Ue1a1 - - ssnQsalAls sur -
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- - ~ onkas.a.g - MI s.s -
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1suaGAk a5aANp - oln1.y. - =
- ess1ngDnyAs saeA %. aSua =
<lnm1nh
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- A - - tusnVAs y.asA.
DnGA ~a1 ~ onmR - tAssssn-
- ~ oss1a ~ - hassahsas
- yuang - = snssnng vueA -
- - u.za ofuu1A n haE1.l
- - = lmeas Rs1ng aElue.nsA
- - 1naDunu1b C1pmanp ~
@G<m1A y = UBu1RL Isuf1unk = -
- = - silpnouA' U1aunk yug
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-21
APOSTLE OF CALEDONIA.
The Subject OF Rev. Governs Lecture
on Church History.

AT the third of the series of lectures on
Church History" by Rev. III. IL. Gowen,
rector of Trinity parish church last night,
the pastor dealt with the life and work of
St. Columbia, the apostle OF Caledonia.
The preacher after describing the result
OF st. Patricks work In the building of
churches and monasteries throughout Ire
land, spoke OF the great impulse given 10
missionary work through the vast num-
bers of Irish youths who offered them
selves TO the service Of the church The
island became famous throughout Europe
for her zeal and learning.
The eYangeiizati0n OF Southern Scot
land had already been effected. bat in the
north were the fierce Picts of the Caiedo-
MAN wood VINO had driven back the
armies of Agricola, defied the Roman wall
builders ana made periodical invasons OF
Britain and ireland To these went first
OF all NIniau and afterward Columbia
The details of Columba's life were then
skefched. his birth of princely lineage.
the hopes entertained Of him. his educa-
tion under Finian. his Ordination and sue
cessfui work of founding the churches of
Derry and Durrow, and the strange cir
cumStances under which. resisting the de-
cisien OF King DiarmiG he was exiled
from ireland as "a man Of blood" until
ne Won for Christ as many souls as had
persisted IN battle. Then came the story
If his voyage, settlement and work in
Iona. where. a tall. athletic ITishman.
with his powerful voice genial manner
and princeiy hearing. he iabOred. building
his church. working On the farm. manag-
ing his osier boat, grinding his corn. and
- directing tho affairs Of his little COM
munity that soon its missionaries went
forth L. the Hebrides. orkneys and even
10 Iceland
Another part of bis work was the mis-
sion 10 and conversion OF the PETS with
Brude. their king. until through all Scot
land he was reVsrenccd aud oheyed The
preacher then described his return To Ire
land his four years further work in
Iona and the pathetic circumstances
under which ne died ia June 5s-. }ast Sd
years a90-~one Of the heroes Of faith to
whom Ireland Scotland ard England and
indee~l an Europe ana the world owes a
great debt Of admiration and gratitude
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-21
CARNIVAL OF MADRID.
Great Preparations for the Monster
Spectacular Pageant.

Although there have been hut few an
nouncements made vet of the forthcom-
ing presentation of the spectacular page
ant. The Carnival Of Madrid" already
there is a manifest interest In the produe-
ton. first. from the adyices received direct
from those who have witnessed the vast
presentation. ana secondly because our
local lodge If Eiks s directly interested
in the proceeds derived from this monster
production Tomorrow the carpenters and
artisans Will commence preparations at
Madison park with Tire construction of a
vast stage ~ feet LONG ami l0o feet wide, 20
accommodate the "a participants
Meanwhile. the work of getting into
shape the thousand and ore little things
that are necessary factors In the produc-
tior % such an immense spectacle as the
Carnival uf Madrid'' gces merriiy for
ward and hY July the greatest spectacl.
In the way 81 an amusement ever seen In
Seattle will b. ia evidence.
II IS Intended by the managers 81 this
pyrctechnicai display that Seattle shall
he treated TO an unusually fine exhibit
ton ~ tireS orks during carnival week
ami arrangements are now IN progress
for the production OF the hattlsship Ore
Eou. wbtrh Will without question M on,
o. tae finest spcctacies ever witnessed in
any city Of the world To the people OF
the FAR Past the mere announce1sent Of
the coming ~ ore 81 the mammoth qrodae-
tons is Sufficient 10 throw the people OF
thc immunity AMEN wowen and children.
into a fever OF pheasant anticipation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-21
THEY WOULD NOT PRAY.
Protestant Episcopal Churches crow
rnremacd and WIN offer no Pray
ers for Queen Victoria.

KANSAS EItv. jane G3--Because a
dspagatfou from the local Queen Victoria
Diamond Jubilee Association called upon
bishops Gleonon and Hogan recently ant
asked them - or3er prayers sn their
churches fog Queen Victoria. ard DID not
wait upon tho asgniraries OF the Epis-
ropsl church with similar request Rev
l. r Duly. OF she Episcopal church of
kansas C}tv Kan is deeply }nceused
ard has resigned from the association
In his letter n resignation addressed
e. British N}ce tensis} EurTough q ihts
c5ry he SAYS fasfant iuS8ii has been
or~gft ths Protestant Episcopal Church
which IN England is the church ~ IN
gland and through that chHreh the az
front has been transmitted 70 fhe queen
As a result IocsI Episcopal churches to-
day Gid rot agsr PRAYERS fog her majesty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-21

The manager of the Mining Herald eN-
cureion 30 Sivcvton. announces thar alI
the mtuers N4 the a-N camp sire fullV
alive 10 The Importance of the excursion
ou saturday next - That point Prepare
lions are making Ter fut exhibit uf
ore from the various working mtcS II
Will hs placed ia - building constructed
for that purpose. ana in such quantities
as 10 allow all ihe visitors 10 carry piece
home from each mice The various So
attic people Who either have interests or
contemplate securing rnldtueS ia the ST.
vcrton district az aect ~ take aavantass
81 thts opportunity 80 view the district.
and rcnatu over for tve days tt th0y
so desire- 1he exceptionally low rate az
g far tire round trip IS offered \ special
ghvaueb train leaves Seattle az a. m.
Nn saturday next aud rvtarus fhat even
ing af i-@ o'clock Au itsuan string band
vfl aeromp uy tbc train sale Of tickets
commences ~ esneadav.