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Decorah-posten., 1897-04-06
Oapio %Sipinoltone.
6ans Ssiter iurtGller ON ct Srrf
ira hans 6ntteoaae.

Sdnet Gipinaitons. iom for noesn
lib iiosn bsos / edinburgh, bar DngIte
Ssiier al 3dpio 2ipinaitone, ben ltore
4fritdreiieuoe. gun bar ~Iortalt mans
&C tdrdttsriitiite SmddtrRt fra bans
gdrnoom. 0engdng, oa ban bar on
firing Ter Nar gdmmsl, baooe ban en-
4ften pGrst lGngers uoe eno foreitres
bet. 90 ou ban TOM biem, fdnot ban
Dersn Itpnst; bet Va Strdfen for un'
ben 8angs Gpsrtr2oelie al ben Sldgs.
0apio gioroe imioIsrtio irgen Cpa
bGpelier, og oa bans 5aoer en- Stuno
Ieneer adbneoe 9eren, fanot BAN fin
lille buubefuIoe gooe Iioosnbe PAD
9rappen, / 80 og Mog mumIenoe pua
ct Stilin9sbrsn.
Seq ipiier min Qitsnsmab," be
mGrtsos ban rsiignsrst til i'm iorbauz
ieoe 5ooer, "W}oma bar itGrgt mig
uoe."
8amle Gtpingitone bar iorre'tsn en-
ligsioa tor 5pnter lom Ssnnsn. Gn
Dag tom ioalebes 0aoio bism og for
tdlts ben Rpbeb, at Der a ldet en- tens
mslig brsi 3olb puu Sobdt.
Neil 2ipinoitons, ION life par no9en
o.
rig Mano. itoo nstop / Begreb meo at
tGnbe i'm pibs, ou BON mooto9 Gitsrs
retningsn; men ban bolot inoe % Iasoe
Yiben bort utGnot.
"Stal ieg gipe aftalo pdo 2obdts
fen iaa er bet li9e'ad goot jeg begun
Der nu," LOB hans gsitemmelIe.
90 iiDen rsgte ban alorig.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-06
On &omges &snitrn paa
Vatti9garocn.

Iii "Scrliusr 9otalan5eiser" meos
oeles fra 2pnpou ipleeroe ialiomme
Siiturie: Gn euselit I~belsbame, Der
beipste Ell S~utti9saaro. trai paa bet
oerpgrenoe Spsebus en- bposip9 auin'
De, Der aioroe Snotrpf al at bape fjenoi
beore Gage, ia bun bar iaa imnf ps
pnoeiulb, at man troos benoes inoe'
Iutteoe @eisu matte ie. at bun life
par uuaen almiuoelis 9oinoe. Spirit
eiter mango inotrGnsenOe InmOonin9er
ff man benoes 9iusbiitorie at pibe:
Gen aamle norite SplnOe baobe en'
gang fjenot beore Gage; ba bun ! lit
17oe 9lar opbolpt fig / Nurse, mebs
bette benoes Slastninge benbe, al BUN
Ifuloe aiites, oa Itjpnt Der life bier
lpurat ont benbes esen Menins, par
Ylauen BOG / iulo Suerensitemmelie
meo henbes gniter. Senoes unse sGSs
temauo bar imuf, oanuet ps bplot me-
act al benbe. &c boeoe paa ct benri'
peuoe 9anbitsb, omsioet al al mnlis
Gurus, ps beres sgsteIfab psliisneoss
meb fire Spru. Sun bar N9temauoen
temmclis bpppis paa LANCE &siier, eiter
bans cset ei9enSe i 5urretnnssanIiJ'
senoer; men Of bOilfen Irt Sisie 5Or'
retuinser par, uIloe ban life iise. Gn
9aa penbte Wtauoen ilet life tilba9e
fra fine Sorretniuser, men lenote | Ut
Steb en- Sasiprer, Der iorilareoe ben
unac aone, at benoes iaafalote @9te'
mauo par 9onse d.. % at Sors
biubellen al bpiIt paatr9usenSe Nar'
iaaer MATTE a~ibrpoes. Sun lit no'
betalt Ell ftprre Sum Yense, % ior
belt al brpoe meo 6ortloen reiite bun
til GnslanO. Der lerte fnn en- eng
leuoer at ijenor, iom hun ierers OIL
tebe fla mep. Gan brnste imiolert'O
ale benSss Iense til m~islptteoe Spe'
fulationer, o. Gnoen blep, at bnll
matte tp ino pao 6attig9aarosn. Wan
fan piIt trpst ,atte ct tibet Spsrss'
maalsteau peo oenne Stltprle.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-06
Npo" %.s a. en- sa"o CLIMAX sTFE EL iIRgsI

19i 3umbe Tor 10 Rsit pa rB''t op iterIs Irer,
~ Te to bCDtc AZ ale Wyutr On stump Buffers
NtrDcn. Wdifiurr i]HrrriitUe for EyrbtHiHg AZ 2
Jrrr pGu cHqaHG. Priisrur CT rtmsitas. Spe'
ctti Ryte paa b%rnterte NaiflHe iolFt q rot Ierrt'
Bulcr slltr @rub 0}aittHe, Der arbeibes meD bdduos
irdit. 6. =. GomarDs, HIbcrtEcd, Wtuu.
Gglda S%nbyitaHt a. Open DitChers,
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-06
let ipo9er!

Get ipsger oite ben uernefeIige g0lil - ut Cora
% Blaze for Gieren 49, meo btHs ubebageliae Briocu
fer, 6orfoppeIie "a @albeiDge. g2tu bet d~ftrefae
Bar Tan burtis ~icrori0es oeo outetters MaUebttters
traitige SlGip. Wicoens bette B~ppertige, araopis bel
breoenos Srgemiooet letter TDroseiicsarbeiort On
%reanierer 8eperen, goer BET oioris n0geu Uol0i0m Eiri.
nina o9 ip1iicr belcr lite 5noUolotHc. ION IilfGlbe.
or mco orGitiitt Eurgdttber. 1pertimoo N~tierens
8irfning er aitura' iom RaiureHS BtitrGbelicr ior al
gicnopiaae fine rettc 5uniiioHer. 9efte 6euHcr earte
aisisreroc, al oct CT laHst beorc at bcubiie ( linn.
otnoe Datbler. iIa at iias. cub at foriggr al tDiHge ga
turen til at uoigre I'm Tont. Wofoiommc Wibler
irembriHaer iuu forelsbiae giriniuger, Tom sitcriglaeg
al itaoelige 1tlbngeinio. Dor ilct Forosienf. RBres
% maldriife l~loroener. @igi o. 2rrogftct bofber
Biitereu bsiefie BIabs blaHot gSaemlolerne ben ra
urnloenifabcli8r >tolc. (april)
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-06
8 6apcts 9pb.

Semperdturen pda 9unoen al Der
oensbapet 9aar n9iten neo til 5rpies
punttet og itunbom unber bet. Der er
msrtt Tom 9raoen, f~oriaaOibt intet
SoQps tan trGnge oerneo, og Der er ct
ubpre Srpt al 9anoet. Man regnsr at
9anomdsisn paa en- 9bboe at 1000
SABINE trptter meo en- 9egt al ct Son
pua bper 8paorattomme. 0ette Srpt
er oa $50 Ganse itsrre eno 5rpttst at
ben 2uft, iom pi leper | oppe paa Serb
flaben. Pua en- Opbbe al $500 Sopne
er Srpttet 30Sunss i~tertere eno9ump@
trpttet / ct 2ptpmotip, iom orager ct
Grain.
Dog lsper 9pr nebe / bette unberlige
Spb. Sporleoes ital nan f%ortldre fig
bet? Sda tent Tom / 1880 mente en-
%fremrussnbe 3oolog, at be muutte be-
itaa at fuite pg flpoenoe Dele al itor
SGtbeo, og at be life inbebolot nogen
2uft. Sette bar piit Zig life at bare
iunbt, bpab dnguar 9bbuanbsfife, ipm
tpertimoo er forlpneoe meo en- luftfplot
Spemmeblare. !Spis en- af bisle Siite,
nuur ben er paa Sagt efter Hop, tiger
beiere eno til ct piIt Yuntt, uofpenbes
2uftbl9ren peb bet forminbItebe Srpt
% bringer ben, troos oens 4nitrens
gelier, itabig mere pg mere opcper Ill
ben pisie DEB. 9isIe S~tobninser
itaar altiaa / 5are for at "faloe OPP
pper", meosns bet mooiatte er SilF9lz
bet meo os andre. Hadr Onbparos>
fifteen operitriber ct piit punft, toms
mer ben afbage paa en- poloiom Maabe,
% bens 2egeme bliper forprepet og oans
itabt, long. for ben naar op / @GnoIt A.
pen. Gnbps 8unoboien, trattes op
fra ct 9anblag Der life er mere eno 500
Sapne nebe, bsr l9nge fer ben mar
Sperflaoen.
!6apoprets Spreliu bar inotil nplig
fun fienbt sjennem 5oriteninser. Hu
er man tpmmsn ct Stptte lensere, og
maj timber, at 0prene oernsbe blot er
tilpasiebe 5ormer al Samilier og
Slestsr, iom Dor / srunot 8ano. rlns
Der aampsn for SilOarslien er De
brepne neb / 9Dbet at fine it9rtere Mebs
b~eilers, LEGION 2apper os Sinner bres
pes tilfjslbs e1er til mprlRnote StrGts
ninssr, bd be pperlegne 9ermaner tom.
Rpele at Srsanerne hos Sapopbets Be-
bpsre bar unosrsaast Joranbrinser Iom
tr9pebss at be %foranoreoe 2ipspiltuar.
Saalebs er pdd ct 0pb at 900 5apne
peres Sins blepne ~foritsrrebe for at
tunns opfanse bet ipuge 2ps, ium mus
liasns tr9nser iad lanst neb. paa ct
0pb al 1000 5apns er Sinsne enten
enbba mere foritsrrebs, s(ler be sr blepne
iaa imaa, at be hos npgle Irter albelss
ioripinber ps eritattss meb umaabslise
lanee Sslebprn. Yaa tore 9pboer
frsmbringes bet eneite Chs. Tom Der sr,
os ipm fan ppfanses at Zine Tom Sim
talertensr", at lpisnoe Ssbpr.
9t peb, at bette ems ofte sr msset
ftertt oppe | 9anbitprpen, os Sir
@ppiIe Sbomion fort9aer, at ban en-
gang tpm uo / zen Slamme az pbpsfors
escsnce, Der bar iaa liar at ems %
Stpsse faftsbss paa Ssilens, og bet bar
let at lefe ben melt Tntitileoe Bog"
Npgle H%oturforffere tror, at pisie Dele
al Sapopbet sr liseioa brilliant ilumis
nsreoe meb bette 5osforlps iom Ga
berne / en- tor Yp. Rogls Opbpanbss
fife bar to ~lieslsbenoe Raber af imau
lpIenoe Srsansr langs belle arpppen,
os naar be GLIDER eisnnem be msrte
9anoe neoe | 4fsrunoen, maa be ie
uo Tom mpoerne 9umpiti6e msb lpisns
be runoe 0inbuer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-06
S25 Guloubr frit

W@altbam gur, iulbt15 iHwcteb.
tU ruBucr. ION n]Brrtlafr az N1rHfur ipr o. Hrftfisy,
irm brIag8 { ctbBcTt pitm th ON WgHHeoen iat
g5H. EtrtU isal Tor nrrwcrc Intervening q i7os
lra 10 QcHis Z SNB for 0TJuer.
BASTA MEDICAL co,
New Park Az, Hartford. Conn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-06
On bar life FEET 0irstter ceIsr.

On bar life feet 9irsttsr 1eIer.
man." ipurgte fan i'm Sultru.
Rel" bar benbss Soar.
"Uten MI bar bu feet 6am.' iaote
Gsgert mertt. Oct er en- riQtia @fs
e~runosaano, Tom ppenitiebet tcrmer
herGen for tolOt at baane DE-"
Den feIgenoe Dag inpfanot Gooert
zig til ~IGbpanlis Sio paa Sontoret.
9an forisgte at trGffs 9irsttpren; men
bet lob Zig lite ejere. Der blep bolot
gsltprelIesmsoe for at bebanble Here
ptgttge Spsrgsmddl.
Om Gftermibodgsn git 0irsttsr EEL
lermdn aiennsm Sontorlotalerne, %
Gsgert 1T neppe lib til at iprinse neb
fra lin Stol, BUTTE og mumle:
"Sr. 9irsttsr!"
"8i tales peo Ienere. Oct itol De
tomme til at fortrpoe, llnse Wano,"
Idgoe 0ireftpren BART og git pioere,
biliet al PeriOnalet Ipm en- GGiar.
Oct bar 9agen o~ereFtsr, ben lite.
Wtismoois fob Gggert forun 8usies
rerens Diff for at 6eDe 2ennen for ben
Iioite Mdaneb.
"8Gr iaa gob," lu9oe ausIereren og
lugbe to Sebler ben til BAN.
"0et er fell" inopenbte @ggert pg
Itieb ben enc Seboel tilbase, bet er 10
to Sunoreoe."
"Sa, bet er, ipm bet Ital bore; bet
blep igaur beiluttet / 8eItbref esmscet
efter 9irettsrens gnIte," iosbe &usIes
reren pg iad gjennsm 8riGerne paa fin
Iabpunlia puDIige Muabe.
"pten jeg ital 10 afiteoises," ucbrsb
Ggsert.
"Set bar jeg life bgrt noset om,"
iagbe aasiersren % bIintebe meb 81
meme, ION ON ban fanbt Sdgen Doerf
tomin.
"ISr. Sirettgren penter Sr. Gegert,"
melbte ct &pntorbuo.
Gssert tue Seolerns rg fob ct Eies
blit efter li9epperfor Gbefen.
"Su iuu - Sr. Ggeert - ia pitt, ia
- Der itdar bet iprototo1en: "pltgtops
fploenbs, uom9rtet 4rbeioshio, grurz
oise aunbitaber % ulditeIis Spferiel,"
BIN, BIN, leg ituloe meme, at bet er goot,
Scr M, De bar en- Slitru, Tom laper er
Sop Safe, Der ogiau er COB; bills henoc
fra mig"
"Win 4fiteoigelIe," itommeoe Sgsert
meo blanbebe Selelier.
ga, rigtis; Sr. @ggert fuar &f'ieo
Tom Grtrafpntoriit efter fem Iars 8jez
neite, men faar fat InI9ttelie meo 100
Str, 5crbsislien at 2snnen ON Maas
neben - forriee Mduneo meoreSnet -
bet er belle !oiitprien."
"Men Sr. 0irettgr," bpifteoe ben
unoe Manb, bpis Stemme nGitcn tpulz
tes at RsreIie, leg itulbc 10 lomme til
at fortrnoe ...."
"Sa piit, min unee Gen," afbrpo
Sellerman BAN Imilenoe rg rate Fam
biertelia Saanoer, "bpab gier be bel ans
bet M; bet Ter man paa SereS GrIige
Wniiot ;"
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-06

Get er m,tO Riarlisbeoeu iom nleO SlOen,
at ben lite tan boloe is lGnssre, enO Der tr
uOott, Tom ftusis iattsr ben ! gsoaselis; ben
~ilutuer, / BET 9itblii ben intet mere bar ems
ten at baabe eler at irDsis,
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-06

0an bar alcris Sell, Der iiie CT miuore
utilaipelia, sno De Nipltr ! Sestlsn CT, lon'
man bruser for at beige Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-06

Ter CT 1aorsr, ionr iiuisr os itlp, sitsr al
BE- isrit bar tient iii a, iufs andre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-24

Rev q. L. shearcr, showing the work OF
the society for the year. The report
deals largely with the effects OF the I'm.
creased financial stringeRcy OF the year."
which Il IL SAID led 10 the scrutlnlzing re-
vision % the modes Of the work and vari-
Gus reforms in the interest OF economy.
The salnrles OF all employees have been
cut down. the cost OF running depositor-
les reduced. "the depository" at Rocheo-
ter has been discontinued and the issue
Of new publications has been greatly re-
strlctpd. The report says that most OF
all to be regretted has been the falling on
OF legacies OF the year 10 the amount OF
over $4,000, as compared with the pre-
cedlnE year, and then states that not
wlthStanding the hard times, the sales
during the year have been Alighhy larger
than those Of the preceding year. and
that the trust fund has been somewhat
increased.
Il Is said that the rental Of the new
building has occasloned disappointment.
The new permanent publications added
to the soclcty's list during the year are
seventy -elght. Cash grants to foreign
missions OF evangelical churches for the
year total less than $500. During the
year 1870 colporteurs. wording In thirty
two stnteH and territories and Ontario
and Manitoba, made 1S5,066 family visits
and found $3.50 Protestant families With
out the Bible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-24
A BRYANITE SCHEME.
suVsrltss PoFelnE War Scare 20 Bring
the CSuutry TO = Silver BRSlS-Tho PrsS-
GdSnt Warned.

srVsrIiss Forcing = War Scare 20 BrlRE
the cSuuIry 10 = Silver BHSls-Ths Pres
IdSnt Warnetl.
NEW YORK, May 2s-Ths Herald's
washington correspondent this morning
sends the following:
President Mckinley sees In the Cuban
agitation u deliberate scheme of the
silver senator's TO break down the
treasury and force the country to a
silver basis.
Both ne and Secretary of the Treas
ury Gage realIza that in the even, OF n
war scare the gold reserve would be
quickly depleted. The expenditures In
cident to the preparations for war
would wipe out the cash balance In u
week, and the treasury would be LEFT
without gold for the redemption OF
notes or currency to meet Congress Tor
penses. An appeal 10 Congress Tor
emergency legislation would be naces-.
Eary, and every one knows what that
would be, with the silver men In con-
troll OF the senate.
At the last cabinet meeting. under
stand. Secretary Gage brought UP this
ASPECT Of the case, and his arguments
have since been used TO considerable
effect with those who have been urging
the President 10 assume an aggressive
attitude on the Cuban question. The
President has spoken freely OF his SYM
pathy for the struggling Cubans and
has expressed bis intention Of doing eV-
erything within his power, short OF pre-
cipltaung war. to Te-establish peace,
and, n possible, the Independence OF the
island, but he has called attention 10 the
danger OF wreeklnE our financial sys-
tenn by precipltnting war scare at
this time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-24
NEW THAMES TUNNEL
Opened with Great Ceremony By the
Prince OF Wales,

Opened with Great Cersmony By the
Prince OF Wales.
LONDON. May 23-The new tunnelun-
der the Thames, at BlackWall, was In
nugurated by the Prince OF Wales yes
terday. The royal procession consisted
OF two semi-state Iandaus, each headed
by four bays driven by positions. each
preceded by Two grooms. In these. be-
sides the Prince, were the Princess OF
Wales. Princess Victoria OF Wales, the
Duke OF York, the Duke Of Portland.
Afr. Bull. OF the London county council,
chairman OF the bridges committee. and
MF. Binnie, chief engineer OF the tun-
mel
Mall, NortheFumberland avenue, the
Embankment, Queen Victoria street
and thence through Whitechappel TO
the entrance OF the tunnel. Here the
royal party were met by the Duke OF
Cambridge, the Prince OF Teck, Lord
Methuen, commanding the Home Dis
trlct; the Earl OF DenblGh; DR.. Collins,
chairman OF the London county council,
and many military and other officials.
The procession then proceeded
through the tunnel. which was illuml-
mated by three rows OF electric lights.
At the Greenwich end was dais' upon
which the royal party took their places,
and from which the Prince Of Wales, In
the name OF the queen, declared the
tunnel open to public traffic. forever.
The state trumpeteFs blew blast, .
royal salute was fred by the Honorable
Artillery Company aud the Bishop OF
London, the Right Rev. Mandel
Creighton, pronounced the benediction'
The Prince Of Wales was then pre-
sented with a gold medal. specially
struck for the occasion by the Bridges
committee Of the London county coun.
ell.
woolWIch road, Old Kent road, New
Kent road, st. Georges road. Westmln-
ster Bridge road. Parliament street ana
Pail Mali to Marlborough House.
The new tunnel Is generally regarded
us a triumph OF engineering skill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-24

ATHENS, May Alt is again semi
oficially asserted that Edhem Pasha, the
Turkish commander-in-eh has re-
pea4ed his statement that peace must be
negotiated with him, and Is now pressing
for the appointment of a Greek plenipo-
Tertiary 70 conduct the settlement Of
terms.
n. DeligorgIs, q former foreign minis
ter. has been elected president Of the Gre
tan central committee.
General smolenskl has sent kilograms
70 the Arhenian newspapers denying that
he ordered retreat, except in pursuance
Of the commands Of Crown Prince Con-
sthntin, and adding:
II earnestly beg you not to publish in
accurate statements calculated to create
diRsensionS IN the administration"
He also denies that any men fell into
the hands of the enemy during the re-
treat from Velsdino.
The Berthet column Utalian) insisted
on coming here. several OF the volunteers
ENAubAu6 u LGluIH " 4tAAlg OAA NAAS bASAHN
that they are liable to arrest a. desert
ers. The movement has decided that the
column must return TO Italian territory,
and will undertake to board and lodge
only those liable to arrest
Owing to the disquietude caused by
the presence In the city Of large bodies
of volunteers, the government has has
tlly recalled the force OF gendaTmes sent
TO Aria and will take measures 10 de-
port these dangerous allies TO their
various Countries at the earliest possible
date.
Most OF the volunteers making up the
Berthet column are anarchists and the
government has done wisely In refusing
to allow them to come here, although
they insisted on the privilege. The gov
ernment sent them from Arta to Zav-
erda and there disarmed them. with
orders to leave for Italy In Greek Ves-
sells. Thereupon they began to Indulge
in all sorts OF eXcesses and got inbo
conflict with the inhabitants, with the
result that one italian was killed and
six were seriously wounded. Finally.
after great deal OF trouble, they were
sent 70 Brindisl under the escort Of two
Greek men OF war.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-24
GREEK.AMERICANs
Arrival orVoluntosrs Creates Little En-
IhuSiRsm.

Arrival OEYoluntSsFa Creates Little En-
IhuSlRsm.
ATHENS. May 23-The arrival here
OF the volunteers from America excited
curiosity. but no enthusiasm. They viii
proceed to Join the army of Crown
Prince Constantine.
The losses OF the Greeks in the battle
OF Phourka Pass were eight hundred
killed and wounded.
All the irregulars have been dlsband-
cd.
A telegram received from the Crown
Prince confirms the news reported OF
the advance OF the Turks after the ar
rangemeut OF the armistice, and the oc-
cupRtion and fortifying OF strategic
points half an hour distant from La
mia, giving a great advantage to the
Turks In the event OF the renewal OF
hostilities. These facts have been COM
municated TO the ministers OF the pow
ers, and the government has protested
against this forward movement OF the
Turks.
The officers appointed to fix the neu-
trail zone on the frontier have complet-
ed their work. II Is announced that
both armies are to fall back, and leave
the neutral zone eight hundred meters
in width. All of the passes are lnclud-
ed in this zone, excep5 Phourka, which
the Turks hold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-24
TERRIBLE RxOESsEs
IadulEed In by the Italians who were
Helping Greece.

InduIgsd In by the ItaIiAns who WDEe
Helping Greece.
LONDON, May 2t-The correspondent
Of the Daily Telegraph in EpIrus gives a
terrible picture of tho excesses of the
Italians while travelling from Arta to
Zaverdda- He says:
They stole brandy and drank II like
water. Armed only with revolvers and
bayonetS, by the time they reached Ia
verida they were quarrelling tiercely
among themselves The villagers thor
oughly alarmed. gathered in readiness 20
fight the Italians and the situation be-
came serious. A Greek tried TO pacity a
Garibaldinn who was about to dash his
brains out with a stone, whereupon an
Italian fired and wounded the Garibal-
dian.
INSTANTLY the cry was raised "A Creek
has been killed, and the villagers began
70 fire their rifles. The melee became
general, but the Italians displayed nag
Of truce and the embarSatlon was effect
ed, though with great difficulty.
Several italian officers told me they
did not expect 10 reach land alive, as
their rlfIlanly soldiers would surely kill
them"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-24
rEB PREsBYrRRIANG
Sunday Not an Idle nay for the General
Assembly.


Assembly.
EAGLE LAKE. Ind, May 23.-Tnough
the general assembly has not been in
session to-day. It has not been a time
of Idlcness. Many ministers have
preached In nelghborlng towns,bus most
OF the commissioners and visitors have
remained here. Consequently the
meetings held in the large auditorium
have been very fully attended.
Three sets OF meetings, each double,
have occupied the day. In the morning
DR., James A. Worden. superintendent
OF the Board OF Sunday School work,
taught Inc Sabbath school lesson, II
was upon the iirst council at Jerusalem
and was made TO teach the authority ot
ihe general assembly. The second SER
vice consisted OF o missionary address
upon Alaska by the moderator. Dr.
Sheldon jackson.
The flrst hour OF the afternoon was
devoted 10 the interests OF the American
Sabbath Union. Addresses were made
by Dr. !. W, Hathaway, general secre-
tary Of the union; Hon. Samuel u,
Hur. philadelphia: Hon. William Ian
ming. Trenton, n. j.; Mrs. Darwin VI,
James, Brooklyn, president or the Wo-
mems National Sabbath Alliance, and
Elder James YYoreance. New York,
manager OF the union. The following
hour was devoted TO women executive
committee home missions. Row. John
Hewitt, Emporla, was presented, aud
an address was delivered BY Row. John
Eaton, pn Utah
Among other things he sold that she
idea that pOlyRamy was dying out was
"A mistake. Several other commission
ora smoke. the final address being dellv-
cred BY DR. Sheldon Jackson. who again
gpnl,e OF Alaska and ~ the hardships
caused by the failure uf the churches 10
provide for the continuance OF the work
in the schools,
I'm the evening DR., ], Wilbur Chap
man, pastor Of Bethany church. PhilR-
drIphin, preached on "IThe Holy Spirit"
Thr exercises Of the day We're closed
with meeting In the Interest OF mis-
slons, both homo and foreign, the
sponkcrs being Rev Il, Il, Brown, Du-
b,inue; Rev. samuel MOnet, kOren;
ncv. II. c. Vandcrbeel, Newark, N. j.,
ana Ilcv. VIM. ]. Boomer, Chill.
puring the day the matter Of the
Presbyterian building In New York, has
been discussed In private conversation
and the general impression was that
Tho assembly VIII not order It's sale,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-24

MADRID, May 2a.-The position Of
the cabinet Is the theme OF most an
xlous discussion on all sides. Some OF
the government organs think the min
istry should meet the cortes tomorrow,
endeavor to secure the adoption OF such
bills as are pressing, and then suspend
the session as soon as possible.
Other think a chan Sc OF policy ex-
pedIent and, IN fact, inevitable.
All admit the difficulty OF appointing
a colorless ministry to carry on the
business OF the country.
The cabinet sat in council this even.
ing until s o'clock, and 1t was decided
TO appear before the Cortes to-morroW
and give explanations OF the Tetuan.
Comas Incident Of Friday last, even "
the Liberals shOuld absent themselve1.