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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25

moved 10 more healthtll localities, or
are being sent home, while here the
Is, Wisconsin remains in this dsplor-
able condition.
Let Gov. Seoheld come into camp
ami take soldiers fare with tbs en-
listed men fer few days, go to tho
hospitals and sc the hundreds Of
sick mon, inspect the morning ~
rortS aud ste how few men are re-
ported as tit for duty, then lock those
men over carefully and see how many
of them ought to receive care aud
better fosd instead of being put at
har" work, That would be test aud
the result would be a surprise to the
governor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
HAWAIlANS NEVER HURRY.
Curious characteristics of Our New
Made Cousins.

Small wonder that people in these
islands live to such very old age
writes an American woman in
Hawaii They never hurry Nc
Chicago rush nor petty worries
bother them. They live simply, dress
with the fewest possible clothes and
put off everything until "mahape'
(by and by. An order to your
butcher for provisions ito be sent for
lunch without fail" meets the re-
spouse. "Oh, yes, mahape!" and you
are If luck If you have them for
dinner or next days lunch.
The train cars run on the same
schedule and wait at any door in the
block until the gentleman OF the
house lights his cigar, kisses his
wife and walks leisurely down the
walk to the street. Any old time
will do, and these obliging trains
will deliver bundles a. your door for
any tradesman, from bunch OF
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
GIRLS 10 PLAY FOOTBALL.
Bayfield, Young Women to Contest or
Ur.diron with Young Men.

Superior. Wis, Aug, 2i.-Manager
Montgomery for the Broadway high
school football team is making ar
rangement, to have Il game this sea-
son with a team of girls at Bayfield,,
The gir,s of the high school there do
act need to be leased to play, but
have formed "A team and asked for n
date with superior. Their manager
states that the girls feel very conf
dent that they can beat the boys here,
as they are heavy and agile. The
local manager was quick to accept
the challenge and has offered to play
either Oct or %, at Bayfield,. He
may arrange return game here.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
ALL FOR JONES.
Columbia County Instructs Its Con
gresslona Delegates for Him.

Portage, Wis, Aug, "a The dem
ocratic county INVENTION Tuesday af-
ternoon passed resolution permit
ting j E. ] mes, the Columbia c0un-
ty candidate fer the democratic con
gressional nominal on, to name his
own delegates. At his suggestion
the following delegates were named
and instructed by the convention to
use all honorable means to secure Mr..
Jones minaton: Job Miles, Lodi
C. f, Smith, Randolph; b. j Nc
Mahon, Portage; II. r. Jameson.
Poynette; James L. Dixon, Kilbourn.
Delegates were elected to the state
convention as follows: J. G. Britt,
Job Miles, H. p Jameson. John Erb,
b. j. Mcmahon. John Moran, s. G..
Bell. August Krause, james Lynch
and w, II. Collins
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
BIG FIRE AT KAUKAUNA.

kaukauna, Wis, Aug a, p. A..
Nasan's clothinG ynd dry goods store
was burned 10 the ground Yesterday
The Nagan family, living upstairs,
barely escaped, 1t was large brick
Ne0eered structure with basement
stored full Mr., Nag"n was away
from town, Not singlN article was
saved, The building and stock was
insured fer Sl4,S00 and valued at
S2l,NNN-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
FIVE PERSONS POISONED.
They Mistake Toadstools for Mush-
rooms---Two May Die,

Chicago. Aug Alive persons---
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph kanze, their
11-year-old son, II. N. Frederick and
Miss Nettie Roseoll--were poisoned
Tuesday by eating toadstools which
were mistaken for mushrooms. Fred
erick and Miss Roseoll were guests.
Their home is In Peoria. H. The ply
siclans state that It will DO impossl-
BILE To tell for day or two what the
result will be. Frederlcks condi-
tlon Is critical.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
ADMIRAL scHLEY SICK.
Suffering with Fever at His Summer
Home In Connecticut.

Bridgeport, Conn.,, Aug. 03.---Ad-
miral Schley Is confined TO his sum-
mer home In Westport by illness and
no one except his attendants 10 al
lowed TO see him, or have any con-
yersation with him. His illness 10
pronounced a fever. the character Of
which ID not yet known.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
AUGUSTA HAS AN ARM BROKEN

London, Aug. 24.-The Singapore
correspondent of the Daily Mail tele-
graphs that General August, who
fed from Manila when it was at
tackled by the Americans, had one of
his arms broken while on the way
from Hong Kong to Singapore, dur
ing the progress of typhoon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
GERMAN PRIESTS MEET.

Milwaukee, Aug. "a. The union Of
German American priests held meet
ing Tuesday. The most important
resolution adopted was one calling for
the appointment OF committee to
represent the union In ench Catholic
diocese OF the country in order to fur
Their the object Of the society In
thorough and systematic manner.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
CATHOLICS IN MILWAUKEE.
Leader of the Centrist Party of Reich
stag Makes an Address.

Milwaukee, Aug. 24.-The first gen
eral meeting of the German-American
congress took place Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. Lieber, the leader of the Centrist
party in the German reichstag, ex-
planned to the assembly the formation
and development of the manifold
Cathoic organizations of this country.
Tuesday night Archbishop Katzer
spoke on the diamond jubilee of tn
pope. Rev. w. Cluz Of Watertown,
H., spoke on Materialism and Re
ligion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
CATHOLIC TEACHERS ORGANIZE.

Milwaukee, Aug. 24.-The alumni
Of the Catholic normal school are
holding their first reunion at St.
Francis, Wis. The teachers who are
present from all parts of the country
have resolved to organize a teachers
society and have appointed a commit
tee on constitution.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
TO TRY RCBRER-BAG SCHEME.
hooSon Leaves to Raise Two OF Ger.
Nera'S Sunkeu Vessels.

New York, Aug, II, The transport
Segurnca sailed for Santiago Tues
DAY afternoon, Among the passengers
is Lieut. Richmond 7. Hobsou, who
is going 10 try his ruhhcr-haS scheme
for raising two of the s,Nken vessels
of Ceveras squadron.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
I'm Vogue.

Pink In every shade promises To
be very popular the coming fall for
evening wear. and a new raspberry
pink, called Salamnbo, Is especially
stylish. An effective corsago of this
color In crepe de chine "a handsomely
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25

detailed, The military work has
proven drawing card for the In
stitution despite the trouble raised
among the students which broke out
In the naefner court martial last
spring
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
vlCkHoY HAS BABY DAUGHTER

London, Aug "a. Mrs. George
n Curzon, wife OF the newly appoint.
ed yiceroy to India. was accouched o;
daughter Tuesday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
DATE OF CoRTEs MEETING

Madrid, Aug. "a. All the papers
announce reassemblIng Of the cor
ties between the 9Th and 10th Of Sep
tember
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
DEWEY TO CLEAN HIS SHIPS.
His Application to Do Work at Hong
Kong Accepted,

Washington. Aug. "a, Ambassador
Hay, in a cablegram to the state de-
partment. says the British govern
ment has directed the governor Of
Hong Kong to accept Deweys appll-
cation for permission to dock and
clean his ships at Hong Kong,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
CHICAGO MARKETS.

TIE following table shows the OPEN
ing. highest, lowest and closing prices
OF produce Tuesday at Chicago;
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
WANT TO BE MUSTERED OUT
Members of 9TH Illinois Nearly
Unanimous to Get Home.

Springfield, Ill.,, Aug. 24.-Gov.
Tanner Tuesday telegraphed Col. Gull
yer, commanding the 9Th Illinois,
stating that one Illinois regiment
would be must red out at once. and
asking If the 9Th was DESTROYS of 60
ing out of service, or would prefer
doing garrison duty. Ia the evening
the governor received a telegram
from Culver requesting that the 9Th
he must red out at once, as the cause
for which its members had enlisted
was past and they were not DESTROYS
of d ing garrison duty. Culver had
taken a vote and 95 per cent. of the
enlisted men voted for being mustered
out.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-25
TUESDAYS BASEBALL SCORES

Pittsburg 3, Cleveland 6.
Detroit 4, st. Paul 8.
Milwaukee 8, Kansas City 9.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-22

gninees.
lei, repliqua settlement Deluzy
cest une forge ct non pas une
ferme -. Cherchez ailleurs.
Ii qaitta Ia cuisine ct entra dams
Ia maison. Apras son depart, Job.
son ne resta pas longtemps. II
echangea encore quelques paroles
inslgnlilantes en- apparence, ayec
Julien, puls il Sc leya, remercia
poiiment ct s'G!oigna, sans meme
acheVer son verre. DeuS heures
plus tard, il arriyait d lauberoe.
q GU le docteur yenait de partir pour
Sc rendre Macon. II ne trouva Que
hooillard causant ct riant avee Ia
veuvea Martin, dams la sale eommu-
he.
-Eh bien ! monsieur l'Anglais,
demanda le pitre, vous paraissez
toni ioyeux "a n.ao,.,, o,a
vous avez deja achete un charge
ment de hanfs et 10 nontona
Ca marche, dit Jobson, quoiaue
IL nlns die7.;lo rasto fa;.o -,
81 le pOuyais enfn daeouyrir ret
int,auvah1a E.aah p,a
-sous y tenez done beaucoup ?
Vous verrez qu'on fnira par vous
donner un coup de main pour eette
besogne.
-Vous
-Peut-stre 49,. ct 81 nous ne
pas roiseau ia crois din
moins savolr Oh est le mid
-QueI mid ? ie yous supple de
m 'apprendre
-Cest hon len cansera; .,o.
mon maitre - .Insnne.1a ranosaz
vous NJ. le docteur .ssnra a,o
vons en- avez besoin.
Et Jobson, malere SOS efforts ne
reussit pas i lui arracher un mot de
plus sur Get intarcssant suiet
NV.-MARcHEs EFT coSTRE. MARCHES
na,,,, ,a.-a..;,
i, ,.,o,.;s ,,,aa j. .a;
revana;t .o,nn,a 49,. p =.
du hatiment de Il foraa ~ 5t.,. !,
|oeement de Rlaisot :, 81 !, ara;,
ite appele mar m messaae nrossant
du soi-disant fenenr 10 Hvres
Ce logement antr.fo;s dest;na j
IN contre-maftre de rusine SO com
oosait de deux petites pieces situ6es
ians les combles du bAtiment at
lont Tune prenait yue sur l'intfrienr
lie la halle. Blalsot await youlu y
lemeurer. car Ia II pouyait entrer et
ortlr, le jour ct la mutt sans etre
observe, &c aul etalt pour lui une
de haute Importance.
Blalsot, on sen souvient, await etc
udement maitralte la veille par
9 = e'al' rss'e' uhe
''''e "e !" Jou'hse' s'shou sur son
iaiere ~. oepehaane' iofsaae le
'"i'so VIC 'oise' W = asaie tS't
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FEUILLETON
II (NIRIlIII,
Par Ellie DERTEET
AIV.-L'ANGLAIs Jo.soN
--Sultp

/ 49, iSs0he Wy aye ell
Ahe'eterre, Jooson await envelopes
la mere dun regard avide. II
sembla la comparer mentalement
un signalenent grave dams sa
memolre puis il dit, en- d6sianant
le poney qui, serre de trop pres
sans donte, continuait de rcaimber !:
-Prenez garde, mes bellies danes:
CO naoot Gle roussin nest. pas com
mode. Anssl, CONNIE Ia demande
le bon vleux monsieur, je vais vous
| lie ramener La maison.
--Oui, repliqua Nine Deluzv.
teneZ-le blen ...... ct a la maison.
on vous donnera un coup de vim
pour votre pelne.
II Anglais marcia modestement
derriare la compagnie. Victoire
soutenalt son pere, qui semblait Il
bout de forces Josephine await
pris par la main son neveu, qu uelle
reprimandait dun ton d'indulgence.
On atteignit ainsi lie chateau, ct un
domestique Sc chargea de conduire
lie poney a recurie, pendant que
Leon remplissait Ia malson de ses
plaintes au sujet de Noirot.
Julien, a qni Nine Deluzy venait
de dire nn mot en- passant, engagea
Jobson il entrer dams la cuisine du
rez-de-chaussee OH lon seryit une
bouteille de vim. lie domestique de
confiance ne dedaigna point de trim
quer avec l'Anglais, ct celui-ci, de
son eota, ne jugea pas ii propos de
sc souvenir en- &c moment, de ses
vgux de tectotalisme. Comme tous
les deux vldaient leurs verres, De
luzy, qui sortait des batiments de la
forge ct qui await l'air plus sombre
que de coutume, vint traverser la
cour.
-Qui est-ce Monsieur-la deman-
da Jobson 4 Julien.
-Cest NJ. Deluzy, notre maitre
Deluzy continuait son chemin
quand, en- jetant un regard distrait
dams la cuisine, la figure tres carac
terisee de petranger lie frappa ct il |
s'empressa d'entrer.
-Quoi done dit-il asec un me-
lange etonnement ct d'Inquietude,
un Anglais chez moi
Julien expliaua par suite de
quelles circumstances Get homme Sc
trouvait la. /
Fort bien, reprit lie maitre de
forge mais comment un Anglals
porte-t-il lie costume DIES gems du
paws
Et Il continuait de devisager |
Jobson. Cclul-ci ne Sc troubla pas.
-Cest yrai, repliqua-t-il, je suis
IN sujet de Sa Graciense Msjest6 la
'eine dAngleterre -. Mas, pour
'avoir reconnu 81 vite, il faut que
Tous ayez yous- meme passe long
emps dams lie Royaume-Uni
Moi ! dit Deluzy brusquement.
G ny al jamais mis- lie pied
Cette affirmation contredlsait les
,aroles prononcees naivement par
icon peu de minutes auparavant
Neanmoins FAnglais demeura
-Et quel motif vous amene en-
rance ajouta Deluzy.
-C'est tout simple je fais lie |
ommerce des bestiaux pour FAN {
leterre je vais de ferme en- ferme
cheter des beufs ct dies moatons /
-. 81 yous ayiez quelques bstes I
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THIBoDAUx, Lsn sAMEDI. p JANvIHR 1898
pas sans inquietude de son cote.
eomme il Sc disposait d partir.
Blaisot lui dit d 'un ton farouche

po'ois q pai III +.
Blalsot lui dit dun ton farouche
81 nous he sommes pas trompss.
nous taeroas lie maitre ct le valet.
nest-ce pas ? =. ct nous les fette.
rons dams lain tous les deux
Delnzy Sc detourna par I'm mouve-
ment brasque ct sortit sans rspon.
dre. IL etait encore absorbe par
ses fefexlons, lorsque, en- travessant
Ia couf, Il await interpelle lie sol
dlsant marchand de bestiaux. En-
tout antre moment, la presence dun
Anglais a Ia forge lui eut certaine-
ment cause quelques alarmes mais
Il cut pas le temps de songer i la
gravils possible du falt ct
entra dams lie salon. Josephine sy
tfouvait ayee son pere qni, a la
suite de sa course al solell, s'6tait
endofmi, tpuise dc fatigue, dams IN
grand fautei.
Vile Joliyet, assise a I6eart, la
tete appuyee sur sa main, n'avait
pas entendn entrer son heaa-frere
Ii fallat que ceiul-cl toussat legere-
lnnent pour annoncer 81 presence.
|
En- le voyant, ellie Sc leya. pale ct
fremissante, mais sans pronoaccr
.gne parole.
There petite, denanda Delay,
est-ce que je vous fals penr
Non, repliqua-t-elle settlement.
en- allant s'asseoir cote du We'll.
lard endormi.
Le maltre de forge Sc pencha
vers ellie ct .ajonta, presque a volx
base, en- dtsignant.
-A-til pris un petit .paqaet CO
natin
-Oui, rtpondit Josephine don't
les yeux eniiammerent.
Dependant ellie eut la force de ne
pas eclater.
Fort hlen ...... alors nous en-
sommes deja au troisleme ct le
medlcament doit commencer i
operer $3.50. Remarquez- -vous ST
queiaue amelioratlon sest proauite
dams l'etat du pauvre bonhomme !?
cette fois. Josephine ne put Sc
contenir. Ellie regarda Deluzy bien
Ell face.
-Est-ce yraiment la, dit-elle. lie
resultat que yous esperiez, en- me
chargeant de faire prendre cette
poudre a mon pere ?
-Eh, quel autre r6sultat pour
rais-je en- attendre
Miserable -. C'e.t moi Que
vous avez chargee de cette abomina-
bic besogne
lie ma7tre de forge rieana.
Josephine, r6prit-il, est-ca done
pour consuter lie docteur Jean sur
les efets dc sa medication, que yous
lui avez accorde ce matin un rendez.
vous dams la granae halle de la
forge 2
All ! ION vous a deia dit -.
Eth quand celia serait ! Ne Susie
pas majeure ct maItresse lie mes
actions :? Ne pais-je recevoir ouver-
ou en- secret qui me convient?
Pardon quand un scandale Sc
produit chez moi 49,.
--Gette maison est-elle bien la
v6tre +? quoique strangere aux
questions d'lnteret, je n'ignore pas
que, mon pere ct moi, nous poavons
exercer des recours considerables
sur cette propriett qui, sans celia,
ent etc deja saisie par vos crean-
ciers .....
ITEMS c'est un v6ritable pro.
,urear que cette belle enfant dit
Delazy en- essayant de plaisanter
lu reste, yous 'avez pas des goats
oien relieves, ma chere ehoislr
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No 25
asec ferlnete

i-oahs doute je mai plus long
temps 4 resider lei mais sonvenaz
so"s oieh de mes paroles 81. pen
''aht le temps quill nous resta j
' passef, Il arriyait malheur q mon
pere, Je ne viyrais plus Que pour le
senger, dusse-je yous denoncer moi
meme Ia justice CONNIE emno,son.
aenr ct assassin /.
Que voulez-yous dire !?
de COMMAS maintenant Phistoire
Gle cette poudre blanche Que vons
svez Ell finfamie Encore
une fois, n'oubliez pas mes paroles.
car je ftrais, lie cas- echeant. tomber
Solre tefe sans pltie ct sans crainte
Le maltfe de forge etait atterre
il ne attendait pas 4 trouver dams
nhe jenne file tant de decision, ct il
balbutla ayec effort
--hcoutez done, ma chere, il
gnore quel effet pu produire deia
lie medlcament ct 81 Get effet etait
mauvais, yous auriez d en- repondre.
vous qui aveZ administre la drogue.
CONNIE MOI qui l'ai achetee, CONNIE
lie bateleur qul Ia vendue.
--Chacun repondra de ses actions
deyant Dieu ct deyant les hommes.
-Sl cette "eLose'' yous paraft
dun usage dangerenx, i! faut me la
rendre< ct je tacherai de m assurer i.
Non, je la garde.
De.nzy crut qu'elle await l'inten-
ton de conserver la poudre suspecte.
pour Sen falre en temps ct lieu.
une arme contre iui.
-Josephine, murmura-t-il, ne
soyez pas trop severe mon egard.
qnsnd je suls accable dsja par une
fatalite cruelle. Souvenez-vous que,
dams ma chute, entrainerais inevi-
tablement votfe snnr que vous
aimee tant, ct votre petit neveu ...
Josephine fondit en- larmes.
Ma snur In enfant
innocent murmnra-t-elle ali
yous arez raison dfabriter yotre
derriere ces pauyres
creatures Files seules peuvent vous
proteger contre ma co!ere ct mon
mepris -. Neanmoins, il faudra
que ce que j'ai decide s'aeoomplisse
En- &c, moment, lie vieux Jollvet,
que ce murmure de yoix inqui6tait.
finit par s'eveiller. ct Deluzy SEM
pressa de remonter dams son cabinet
OIL il senferma. lie lendemain, dams
Ia matinee, Jobson ct lie docteur Jean
Sc reneontraient devant l'auberge de
Ia station. L'Anglais portait tou-
iours son costume de paysan iuras-
sian, avec lie fouet en- sautolr le
locteur, ses setements slmples, mais
,onvenables de Ia yeille. Dependant
'un ct I'autie ne Sc reconnurent pas
abord lie docteur n'avait plus
,ette Tongue barbe blonde, 81 cclebre
lans les foiTes dune partie de la
France, ct il Sc pfesentait sous
aspect dun homme de trente-six
ms environ, aux traits mobiles ct
listingues. Jobson, de son cote.
wait coupe on fait couper ses longs
ayoris tombants qui donnaient d sa
igure I'm caractere trop britannique;
IN cosmetique noir, passe sur ses
.heveux, acheyait de changer sa
nine
i Anglals paraissait venir de
quaint an docteur, il
lescendit du train qui, apres s'etre
lrretd quelques minutes a la station,
eloignait en- sitfiant.
Tous les deux, s'6tant envisages,
e mlrent d rire.
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TWO CHICAGO OFFICERS
SHOT BY A MANIAC
One Is Instantly Killed and the Other
Cannot Survive His
Mound

CHICAGO, Feb. E.-Off1cer Patrick Fen
ton was Killed and officer Daniel Carey
was fatally wounded by Michael Clark,
whom they attempted to arrest tonight.
Clark was a butcher. His landlady no
ticed that he was acting strangely and
asked him to vacate, but he refused and
barricaded the doors of his room. The
police were called and forced an entrance.
As Fenton stepped into the room he re-
ceived bullet through the heart. Carey
leaped upon the maniac and in the
struggle received shot through the
body Clark saw his victims fall and
jumped through the second story window.
He ran to the parish church and gave
himself up to the priest who turned him
over TO the police.
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CHRIST AND HIS FOLLOWERS
Rev. w. n. Moreland Says "The
World Judges Him by the Lives
of Christians"

In spite Of the weather a large congre-
cation was present at ST. Luke's Church
yesterday morning. The rector, Rev w.
H. Moreland, preached a sermon appro-
pirate to the beginning of Lent His
subject was, Christians, the Represen-
tatiyes of Christ"
He said in part: 1.-THE world Judges
Christ by the lives of Christians. This
would be fair IT, the world chose those
who obey Christ and live his gospel as
the Masters representatives. The church
asks only the same impartial Judgment
accorded to earthly institutions.
How do you estimate the value of
Stanford and Berkeley universities to
our young man? Do you judge these in
stitutionS by the students at the foot of
their classes, by iu.ers and triflers? This
would be unfair. You must judge them
by the most diligent students and esti-
mate their value by the best work they
produce. This is all the church asks for
herself Judge her by the best char
acters she has produced. Her true rep
are to be seen in the St
Pauls, the George Washingtons, the
Phillips Brookses, the Bishop Kips and
other heroes who have lifted up the
world.
But the world is illogical and unfair to
the church and persists in judging Christ
by the life of the average Christian. We
must take the world as we find it. There
fore, let each Christian realize that by
his conduct Christianity itself stands or
falls
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lest examples Of high-class tailoring
that you ever laid your eyes upon. Es-
pecially do we commend those fine Eng
lish Clay Worsteds of ours, those Dress
up suits in getaways, those very pretty
single breasted suits, and double
breasted suits in fine English Sergesr
in blue and black, and then those very
swell light colorings for spring wear.
Were we to say SIS you would not hes
itate paying the same, but we put vig-
orous, quick moving prices on our mer-
chandise. The vigorous price on such
good suits will be $
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-28
ARIZONA POLITICAL ROW.
Efforts to Hasten the Confirmation
of Chief Justice Street.

PHOENIX, Feb. Ex-Governor M. H
McCord left this evening for Washington
and will make a stay of month in the
East 1t is understood that his trip has
for it's especial object the forwarding of
the confirma ton of Chief Justice Webster
Street. Streets appointment is being bit
terly fought by Chicago interests ir
Washington and the President is yet hold
ing the name back from the Senate
though the appointee has been many
months in office. The sentiment In Ari-
IONA is almost unanimous in favor OF
Street, who is an old resident of the ter
ritory and a lawyer of known ability. The
territorial bar has given him practically
unanimous Endorsement.