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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Gen Oislss JrcunOsn naO Ssfannten
DcS Scrrn &. v. 8uc.ser

ireut es uns mittNeilen gu tOnnen,
oOB Serr Noelter n06 einem Idn9ersn,
iebr idmer3li4eu GeberIeioen ii1 wle=
Der Ouf 9utem @eqe our Geneluu0 be-
IiuOet. Gen @eIu4ern oes &atbOIlten=
tA9e5 'u Xe STARS uno Den 0cutiden
&OtbOliien oes Stootss Soma iiber=
b0upt. III Serr &OeIter in Dem belten
Nnocnten. Oa er ia oils SOrliBenoer Der
QrOBen geI6IOiienen unO Ofenen SatbO.
~lltcnta9e oieIes SObreS fun9irts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
nnier Gans nit Den CHcrtcn in
Glciocrluaarcu.

seine 3tpeitOni9e 9ourettes. - Sei=
oere uno wOllens mireO Suitin0s. -
Sang pOllene Siagonals uno Gables
9lOtls. - Gang wOllene Sumeelbaar
cuttings etc. uu9sfdbr 50 Stiide inn
8onSen. Neue, friide Waareu; nos
rem bisber 33c uno 800 martirt uno
llno nod mebr pertb. 9eIi6ti9sn Sic
cinmaI unisren Slid nit Den pradts
pOlen 8aaren. per Yaro bios. .25c
Wertb fat bas 9oppelte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Sie Tirua Sas. 2eni & g.,

= de Der z. uub M initraBe,
1T betannt ols zines Der be fen 9er=
t~aufsbduier Der Staot fir ale Artitel
IN Glen uno 3urSwuaren, fir Sep
pite uno Seltii6er unb aud}m alle
@aaren, Welhe ben peri6ieosn Snb=
resSeiten angemeiien liun- |Iaes 1T
edit uno o~auerbait bd m09li9it billigen
preijen. 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Sei11ttigumg.

@ir iuben iQbi9e @iiitentsll. INN an
SdnoIer uno 6amilien gu ~bsrtauien.
unlere Artltel iino INSTRUMENTATION,
Die in jeoem Sauie i%ortwGbrsno 0s-
brallht werOen. g9ir idiiBen g9enteu
in einem permaneutsn uuo eiutrd0lidsn
@eibait uno belien ibusn oaiielbe er.
weitern. Sic tDnnen lire gauge 3eit
ODER nur einen Sbeil oerislben uerpsn-
ben. SOs 9erritOrium 1T jebt often.
S3reibt beuts I'M freie Girculare uno
6. &. S6Oop Il Co.,
w. 293 Staate ST., RasiHs, Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
@uif IilQrl OrGt?

9erielbe belt iib 81 Copper Stir,
Gbalta 6O., Californian oui. Wton
bat obcr lett ELF SNbren ni9t5 mebr
BON ibm Qeb0rt unO e3 miro ieDnli6lt
Qemilni6t Die 0eQenwQrtiQe 9lOreiie oes
9errn Wi6Oel GrOB 81 erbUlten. g8er
ir9enO wel9e 9lustunft weiB. 1T 0e6e=
ten Oieielbe oil iOl9enoe 2loreiie gu
i6ifeu: German Catholic Printing
Co., Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Sic rntErDultuIg Ors HursmGHrgrr
Sens MGnucrGur

AM SOnntug 2tbenO fonO bel pobl9e,
FILTER Saae itott. SOwObl Oas oeut=
i9e ols O05 Stiid i'm YunoesDiulett
wuroe gut 0eipielt. Die 4nmelenoeu
mOreu in frOblibIter Stimmung unO
Der Nbeno 9eitOItete Ijb 3u einem b06lt
interell0nten fir ole Yeiu6er. glu9
bic @sIOn9OOrtrdge ocs &enB=Wdnner=
6Ores wurOen aui oas Bette geWuroigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Gbrli1 grtrart.

Serr Sobauu GntrinQer unO oeiien
neupermdbIte 6rou NIor0aretbu WtNi=
iert It0tteteu ms Oieier Sage einen Se=
iud alb. Sic Neu9etrauten wurOsn 3l
NOrtb @oibIuQtOn. SU., pom bOhu.
gater YrObit cpeIi1 getrNut uno per=
ben bort Oui Der GNrm oes 0eO9teten
8rdutig0m5 leben. @ir mijui9eu Oell=
ielben oiel Glilf gum 8uuOe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
in i6par,rn &leinrrnaaren.

383OaiQs en9Iiide SAFEGUARDS. EXTRA
i6weres Sud-, beiOnoers i60ne Mu=
tier. rei6es. luitrOies S9warS; cine
9robs Oferte. .33c
38SOlliQe, gan; tpOllene, ihmorse
Satin 6i9uren, nelle Scroll uno glll=
menmulter, isbr fem, wertb $50.
fir. .44c
423OQi9e, gang tpollene 9inaro
CLOTHS, feline Sollels uno engliide 9tep
SatQuaros, neue Wfulter unO nele Sc
tpebe. cine erceQente @aare fir .47e
38jOli9e, feline SOurettss rlno rough
effects. ertra 8eUidt, Defenders Qeei0=
net fir 9tOds. cine isbr an;iebenOe
Sferte. Yreis fir ben NpDsmber=
RGumun9sDertauf. Acc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Ell Garlina. 81.

brahsn 9iebe in Der Na6t bonn IL.
0lf ben IS. N%oOenlber in oas POltamt
ein uno Oiineten so Sriefe, Obne Gelo
BARN SIT iinOen. Sic itablen SO in
8aar9elo uno Sriefmarteu i'm Setrage
DOn $2O.O 90. iowie cine ubr uno Gis
9arren. Wan bat teine Spur Der
@inbre6er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Gus benz Gountb uno Der Na9bar.
f9aft.

DIN Sonasrsta8 itarb nabe Belle
bue SatOb Sioier i'm outer bon II
Sabren.
- Serr s. 8. 8aste bat feline Sarm
bel Neu @ien al Serrn Soispb Srapfl
81 $50 per older. b. b. fir bic Summe
BON $5662 oertauft.
- gu 2ieler, Wis., puroen berh.
WOde Ssrr Gouaro 2ieblina unb SRI.
Gliiabetb gSiliams bonn bodp. 9uter
Sai9 in Der bOrti9en ct. Marien.
STRIDE ebelid g~etraut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Bic Observation-Disclosures.
(Cri9iuoIberidt aus benz GroB5er;o9t5nn,
Gr0ffnun9siiBun9 bonn 9.
81 OOem Der.

~ u U III L.
9err StOotsmiuiiter GDi6cn erOfiuct
bic %OiesjGbrige SeIljOn I'M Namsn e.
81. y. oe5 GrOBber3o93.
Sum Yrdii0euten Der 2nmner
miro 9r. SlmOns nit % Simmer
(pou Az, gum YiceprQiibeuten
Sr. Baron De 2OruocO nit "a Stiw=
men, gu SetretQren Die $50. Sol.
lart (29) uuo @OO0I (24). gu TELL.
Dertreten0en SetretQren
Die So. WOtbieU (32) uno Steitsn
(24).
NOa einem tllrSeu GrpoIG oes Sr.
MIon0enait iIber ous Yiio9et iilr 1898
trennt li6 bic &ommer biz iiber IA
Sage. Die Io0e5OrOnung fir Die
n0dlte SiBunQ lit fol9enOe: y Nufbes
bunQ OOer BeibebNltlnQ Oe5 auNlUtil9cu
&Nmmerberi6te9; y AbQuOerun8 oes
S6ul9eieBes.
9ie NiireNu5 Der Deri6ieoeneu Sets
tionen Der &Nmmer ltnO i~Olgenosr=
maBen 3uiammenQeiegt mOroen:
l.. Settion: So. SruTeur, YrdIi=
bent; &rier. GicesYrQIioent; Stei6en,
Sstretdr.
?. Settion: $50. De @Iohouieu, Yrds
foent; 8rinCOur, Iice-YrdliOeut; Mas
ibieu, Setretdr.
3. SettjOn: SS. Semmer, YrdIis
bent; S6Oltss, 8icesP rdIioent; 8nitiou,
SetretQr. u. 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Stadt nud Amgegeud.
Entered at the Postoffos at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
The mails at second-class rates.
MajOr San 9outsn gefnuben.

Ser 0ennnnte alte SOlONt. bsIien
8erIhwinoen beri6tet ipurOe, 1T gu
&eopsnwOrtb. Sns., bel ieinen Ser.
W0noten oUiQetnu6t. Gr bate am
Sage ieine5 Neri6Winoeu5 ieine oreis
mOnGtli6e 9snIion i'm 8etrn0e bon
$24 9sBo8en uno rsiite Al ieinen Ser
Wunoten, wsl6e brisfli9 iiber Oeiien
Gintrencn beribten. IS i9eint. oob
9ta6runasiOr8eH Den Dram 9eitig Sc.
fort bGbsM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Sic CuaIitat feist uuo bic greiic itnicn. Grue geaarcn
bilisrr benu j. 9Bir bsrcitru nus aui Sas gGcibnattsfcf
nor. Sober Yrcis in Oicier au,eise lift bis gum 1. 9c,. saItig.

25c 9raues mirso llntsrssug iiir
Mtdnner, gut gema6t, nett bsarbeitet,
tur Sc
Sdmercs WGnner=llnterseuQ, fleece
ltneo, 10 gut pie bic ACC Qlrt Dor einemr
Salre, tllr. ..3s4c
SLIDER Solar. unlaunorieo WGn.
nerbemoe. nit leinenem 9uIen uuoi
reinforced Saum. Infer re9ulGrer
Yreis 1T soc. Npbember : 9ertaufs.
Yreis 800
Seinene 9ragen fir Nldnner. quite
STANDARD Srano, pierfaltises Sinneu.
tur 1919
Csc Irbeitsbemoe fir Mdnner gum
Observation-Disclosures pon....19s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Dir Saiunis Central 8ahu

UirS, bsSinneuS nit Sonntag, ben 20. @op.,
eimsn S6Iaiwagen pOu Chicago, 3d., brett
mad Sadionuiae, 6la., NIB bssinusnb nit
bsmielben Sage itno 3use eiucu neueu Gaf6
Gar: 3u8oienit Spii@m Chicago uub Gbam,
paiau siuilbrsM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
tome, 0tinn.,
Is. 9{oO. 1897.
Mert0e &eOottiOn!

YeBteu MOntaQ. 9ien5tNQ unO Ntitts
1ppb iOuo bier cine ~oreitd9i8e @cbets=
onooMt ltatt. Gon i60nem 9Setter
begiiniti9t muroen Oieie Sage 81 lDirtz
li9cn 6reuoen= unO Sc0enst0qen fttr
Die @cmeinoe. Gem bUMp. Piorr:r
81. S6mig boIIen i'm Sei0t= uno pre-
DiQtItuDle 0us: bic GOdU. 50. 6.
&oeberI DOn ct. paul, ). Wteler bon
MinOnu, g. Souo, c. S. Sp., bon
ga Crescent, s. 4. Ytiiusr pOn
9Rinneista unO 6r. Gtei6I non 6rees
burg, SOuitOn 50.
Ser bOdw'te @iiGof 8. 9. Gotter
becbrte ms bel oieier ihOuen Gele9en=
belt nit eiuem 8eIUbe uno ertbeiIte
Den Se9en nit benz NlerbeiIiGiten bel
Dem S6luiie am WtittDO6 9lbeno.
Sin feierli6c8 o@rober @Ott, mir
lObcu Gid, Dom bodD'lteu @iiAOi
ieIbit On9eitimmt, biIoete ben SDIuB
Der orei Se9enstNge.
Nbtun0sOol g.. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23

I'm meitere MtittDellun0en tpsnoe
man lid an Eeter Shelter 232 Suolon
glpc, ootr al gtitOlul5 MtoIItOr 24O
@tObapt Str, GGjcO9O, ST..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
= urc,nb mrgti0cs.
0erttni9te Gtdateh
81 d.
Grnirnristr stufnaBmCgrbNBren.

Ser 2urembur0er llnteritlgun0ss
Bereiu Opn Der 9(oroIeitc III Chicago.
Su.. hat beIaloNen DoB bis Ouf 9Ytlteres
reue Mit0lieoer CUR @Glite Der blSDerI=
oen 8ebiibrcn in ben &ersIn alf0en0ms
meu meroen t0nnen uno guar ME toI9t:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23

sY" Bel @brebmr6iel sebe man
INNER bic alte aoreie al, nun mcls
der Der We9irl fiattiWort, iOipie bic
ueue Aprshe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23

- 6. s. petsrion 3obnarjt,
96l WainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
unterflriber fur 9ameu.

unIer Gertauf bon llntertleibera
miro taQlid 9rbber. IS 1T cine Quts
urlade oaiiir pOrbanoen: 9ute @aa-
ren uno bili9e preiie.
@erippte Union Suits fir Samen.
fleece llneo, 9rau ooer cream, nit
&nOpfen iiber Die Sruit, gut 9emabt,
SOC tuert9. Nopember : 8ertaufs.
Prels. ......S9e
grtra idwsre, fleece lineo Union
Suits, Sneita Brand, nit Gn0pisu
borne, prabtpOl uuo i4wer. .49s
Seine Guolitdt fleece ribbed baunls
wolene Belts. einfab oOer oersitrt
Gerippt. Gcru Ooer iilber9rau, pra6t.
pOl 9enla6t, nit SeiOe oerbrdbmt unb
nit polienoen llnterbuien, fir ESQ
ollie &Opal @orcsitsr s1.OO @orists,
0ebro4sne Nuswabl BON 8roBeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23

Ser bo6w. Batter S9etn
oOn ct. SOiepbs, Ohio. 1T in oler
Gilc mad europa nb9ereiit, I'm oaIclbIt
feline ihwer c%rtrnutte Mtutter IN Dob
IinQen i'm @robberso9tbum &urembur9
nod Dor ibrcm GOOe ST. Ieben. g8ir
miini6en Dem bo1W. &NnDsmanne cine
9Iiltlibe &eiie.
&olItngItone, Wtinn.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23

Nlanslette NadtbemOe fir Gamer.
nett Qenra2t. bolle 8rOBe. i6Dne Wu.
tier, re9uldrer Preis $50; NOpsmber.
Sert0ufspreis .....
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Warftberi4
-
Rreife fur Den 0roSSerfauf.

Subuque, ben 90. Nop. 1897.
etreibeunbR ehL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23

Se
Sn Dem
bat iid Elm
ous9elteat.
ben WtHlll
&e9imeuts
Wri9bt.
einenl Sol
der am let
it0rb, on9e
li6e Wtann
aus Der &
uuo Gaben
bort Sa
lem lit bisl
bet. 0eite
iu6un0 iGl
Ter beeuoet
Ser peroQ6'
To
N6t nelu
SUoesiaQe
bier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23

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n esiaubt
Rpytlid
GHe y
Gau shI
ON
SELF
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Yiuno {
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terrible 6
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Sabre q
burhidI
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tuuft lit
9ta6oen)
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Der NtanI
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aus9elteat.
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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-24

the great house, from the floor to the loft
of the roof, was literally covered with
roses. The cost of the rosebuds alone Tor
this decoration was $4,000.
1t is no exaggeration to describe the
audience as the most distinguished in
point of rank and power that ever assem-
bled under a public root There were
princes, princesses and ambassadors by
the score. Mere dukes, duchesses and
ordinary peers were almost common.
Seven boxes made into one contained the
Prince of Wales and his guests. All the
great personages who took part in yester-
days procession were there. The Amer
lean Embassador and one or two other
Americans occupied boxes.
Among those in the general audience
were the Duke and Duchess of Marlbor-
ough. Grand Duke Michael of Russia, Mrs.
Bradley Martin, Mrs. Mackay and Mrs
Ogden Goelet
The orchestra played God Save the
Queen" sonorously. Melba, Eames and
Macintyre sang the first verse of the an
Them. Three contraItos sang the second
verse, and the entire company the re-
ainder. Acts from "Tannhauser," "Ro-
meo and Juliet" and the "The "Hugue-
guenoti" followed and were brilliantly
rendered.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-24
INTERESTS The COAST.
kGhy Candidates for DRUG Iaspec or
Who Shall Succeed ReI6ura ?-Postof
and Pension Notes.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 23.-sen-
ator Perkins will tomorrow file some affi-
daVits at the Treasury Department tand-
lng to substantiate certain charges against
the Inspector OF Drugs at San Francisco.
1t they are found to be true the inspector
will be summarily removed. 1t has not
yet been decided who his successor will
be. There are five or six candidates in
San Francisco, among them Druggist Joy,
who is brother of Congressman Jov OF
Missouri. 1t Is believed that a Sacra-
mento man will be appointed.
II has been understood in Washington
for several months that Colonel Lynch
had the inside track for Collector of In
ternal Revenue to succeed Weburn, but
it seems that Mr.. Lynch has not received
the Endorsement of majority OF The State
Central Committee of California. There
fore his nomination 10 the office is doubt
full.
1t is now conceded that John T. Dare
will be appointed Appraiser of Merchan-
disc at San Francisco. to succeed James z.
Tucker next September. Colonel J. F.
Evans of Oakland may be made Assistant
Appraiser.
Commander Dyer has been ordered to
command the Philadelphia at Honolulu
be will sail from San Francisco oa August
IL 70 IeIleVe captain cotton, WHO Is
granted two months leave of absence
Com mander Dyer will receive his COM
mission as captain before that date 1t is
said that there is no significance in this
change of stations
Rear-Admirai Miller will relieve Rear
Admiral Beardglee as com chie {
OF the Pacific squadron as soon as the for
mer returns from the jubilee celebration.
Admiral Beardslee will be made president
of the naval examining board in Wash
ington.
The following California postm asters
were appointed to-day: Wesley Perry at
Chula Vista, San Diego County; C. w.
Rice at Lakeview, Riverside County, and
]. D. PilIsbury at Traver, Tulare County.
The following pensions were granted:
California, origina-James S. Clark San
Diego; Claiming Z. Davis, Soldiers Home.
Los Angeles. Restoration and increase
John Herman Quatman, dead, San Francisco.
1ncrease-William 6. Chandler, Shandon
James Wilson, Chico.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-24

throughout the whole country as the slayer
of Jim" Fisk. Stokes and Fisk quarreled
about a woman named Josie Mansfield and
Stokes shot and killed his rival on the
stairway of the Grand Central Hotel in
New York.
The ablest legal talent was retained to
defend the slayer, but on the third trial
he was convicted and sentenced to Sing
Sing penitentiary{ His department as a
convict was exceptionally good and
caused many people to plead for his
pardon. After serving several years
Stokes was pardoned by Governor Robin
son.
Immediately after his release from Sing
Sing in 1880 or 1881 Stokes came to San
Francisco. He Tas a fam iliar figure at
the races and was regarded as quite a
hero among sporting men OF the higher
grade.
In this City he became acquainted with
john Mackay and other wealthy mining
men, and soon engaged in mining deals
on his own account.
Stokes brought 10 this City several thor
oughbreds, which he was frequently seen
behind in Golden Gate Park. On one of
his drives he was handling the reins over
a very sleek little mare. 1t happened
that John w. Mackay was taking a spin
in the park hat day and met Stokes.
Mackay took great fancy to
the mare that Stokes was driving
and on the next day sent a friend to see if
he could not purchase the little beauty
Stokes refused TO part with his pet. and
the information was conveyed to Mackay,
who was much disappointed. The next
day Mackay sent his friend to Stokes with
an offer of $50. 900 for the mare. This offer
was also declined. Ten days or so later
messenger called on Mackay at the Palace
nj xyip he had
Mr.. Stokes. Mackay. thinking that the
owner of the mare had decided to sell,
opened the envelope containing the mes
sage, and was surprised 10 read note as
follows:
"Mr. Stokes begs that Mr.. Mackay ac-
cept the mare Eva with his best compli-
ments and best wishes"
Mackay was overcome with delight He
accepted the gift and thus the long and
warm friendship between the two was es-
tabl ished.
Macksy certainly put Stokes in the way
G: acquiring vast sums OF money in busi-
ness enterprises. He purchased for Stokes
New York and gave his patronage to that
hotel. Subsequently Mackay and Stokes
fell out about some business transaction
and a bitter lawsuit was the result of their
disagreement.
Josie Mansfield. the woman in the
Stokes-Fisk case, went abroad and cut
quite figure in the fast set of Paris for
several years. At last accounts she was
living in Psris.
Stokes was born in Philadelphia on
April 81, 1912. In San Francisco he was
noted as a handsome man. His black
mustache and dark eyes contrasted
strongly with the whiteness of MS hair.
he was slightly above medium stature.
While reserved in manner he was always
courteous.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-24
HEADING FoR SAN FRASoIsCo.

7sco Pullman Trains of Christt0n E,l-
drdrorsrs Coming From Boston.
BOSTON, MASS, June ga monster
Christian Endeavor mass meeting and
grand rally for the San Francisco conven-
tion was held in Peoples Temple tonight.
1t was also an ovation to Father Clarke.
Hon. Samuel Capen presided, and with
him on the platform sat President J. A.
Floyd, Vice-President F. L. Miller, Secre-
Iary Florence /. Morse and Treasurer
Alexander Towne of the Boston Christian
Endeavor Union, with Hon. John L.
Bates, Speaker of the Massachusetts,
House of representatives., and the guests
of honor, DR.. and Mrs. Francis E. Clarke.
In the seats were as many Endeavorers
OF the seventy societies in Boston, inc.ud-
ing the Epworth League and the Baptist
I. z. Union as could get in. George K.
Somerby, with his great chorus choir,
which filled the entire space back OF ros-
trum, sang.
Speaker Bates made an eloquent re-
sponse for the com mmonwealth of Massa-
chusetts. Mrs. Francis 4. Clarke spoke
humorously OF the trials she h. d expert
enced with the Germans. DR.. Clarke
spoke enthusiastically of the coming San
Francisco convention. He produced some
curious curios from Ind ia and Africa.
On next Monday at 2 O'Clock P NJ. $50
delegates of the Boston Christian En-
deavor Union viii leave for theI. Golden
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-24
MoReAN,s ANNExArIoN
The AI06"nG Senator Erplatn, IN. D..
1SstO1ss of the Mea.ur.

tho PR0S
oSstOas Of the Measur,
WASHINGTON, D. C., June %
tor Morgan to-day introduced a bin 81
the annexation of the Hawaiian Isloos. ao'
The bill provides that the islands shall 10
come Territory of the United State, =
accordance with the terms of the recen,,u
negotiated treaty.
The date set for the extension of II.
laws of this country over the islands j.
the 4th of March, 1893, but it is speciallv
provided that they may be put in force at
an earlier day If Congress SO directs. It
is also directed that the five com mmission.
ers provided for by the treaty make the
recommendation to Congress in matters
pertaining to Hawaii, which shall be con-
frmed by the Senate. The bill appropri.
ates 81, 600, 900 for the execution of its pro-
visions. Out of this sum the interest on
the Hawaiian debt is to be paid, but pro-
vision for the payment OF the principal
of this debt is deferred.
In reply to question Senator Morgan
said that his bill was intended to carry
the annexation treaty into execution in
case it should be ratified by the Senate,
or to provide for its ratification by the
Joint action of the two Houses in case the
Senate should refuse to act.
1.-THE treaty." said the Senator, ''can be
ratified IN the form of a majority vote in
each of the two Houses, thus avoiding the
necessity for securing two-thirds of the
Senate, as would be required if the m after
should be passed upon by that body
alone" X
The Senator said that circumstances
would determine whether the bill should
be pressed during the present session OF
Congress.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-24
AERoNAU UT,S AWFUL DEATH.
HIS Body Picked Up tn ava Unrsco.
nfSdbLe Condition.

HIS Body Picked Up tn ava UnrscoJ-
HfzdbLe Condition.
LYNCHBURG, VA, June 23.-Walter
Steele, travelling balloonist, met a tragic
death to-day in the presence of an i'm
mense crowd. The balloon had been
placed in small circular opening IN the
woods at Rivermont Park. When the
ropes were cut the balloon started rapidly
upward, but Just as the main body OF the
balloon reached the tops of tho trees it
was struck by a strong gust of wind and
carried with terrible force against the
branches of a tree which stood on the
brink OF a deep ravine. The balloonist
was hurled with tremendous force against
limb of the tree and his neck was broken
by the contact. The body fell, and when
approached by the spectators was found
unrecognizable. The aunt and sister of
the dead man are said to have met death
in a similar manner.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-24
NO R08ES, NO FUNERALS.
Three Fashionable Interments Postponed
Because Burglars Robbed the corpses
of The HestmsHts for the Grave.

Because Burglars Robbed fhs corpses
of The Nestmsats for the Grave.
BOSTON, MASS, June 23-Three fash
ionaole funerals in Lynn were postponed
to-day because burglars had stolen the
burial robes.
1t was one of the most singular and
ghoulish robberies ever committed in
that city. There was CONSERVATION
among the society folk this morning when
the losses were discovered, and all at
tempt was made to borrow or buy ready
made vestments for the dead, but they
were not satisfactory, so the funerals had
to be postponed until tomorrow when
new garments will have been ompleted.
The fashionable dressmaking establish
ment of Miss Ellen Dugan al 50 Fayette
street, Lynn, was entered by burglars
last night, and strange to say, the prln-
cipal thefts consisted of three burial
robes which had just been completed for
funerals which were to take place to-day.
The work on the elaborate garments was
only completed al late hour last night.
The help had been kept working until
midnight. A quantity of black silk and
satin, used in the making of burial robes
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-24
IN AZ OLD TRUNK.

Sad Death of TtCO Children HhtLe Play
ing " tide aud Seek.''
BORDLEY. KY, June 23.-Laura and
Jennie, aged and 5, daughters of Joseph
Melton, were playing 'hide and seek"
with three other girls yesterday. The
little sisters. finding an unused old-fash-
ioned trunk in the cellar. jumped inside,
when the top closed tight with a snap of
the spring lock.
Their playmates were unable to find
them. Their parents did not return until
the children had been mmured three
hours. Search was Immediately insti-
tuted, but almost another hour elapsed
before the father though of the old trunk.
When it was opened both the children
were found locked in each others arms
smothered to death.