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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
CONVENTION OF
ODD FELLOWS.
This Body Completed Its Work on
Yesterday.
THE ELECTION OF GRAND SIRE.
his High Honor Was Bestowed Upon
Alfred :. Pinkerton, Of Worcester,
NIassachusetts-The other Or
fccrs Who Were Chosen.
THE ELECTION OF GRAND SIRE.

BOSTON. Sept. 21-The second day
session Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge j..
O. o. T.. opened with a full attendance OF
DELEGATES. After routine business na'
been transacted. the election OF oincers
was taken uD.
As had been anticipated aired :. I'M
&orton of Worcester, was UNANIMOUSLY
elected Grand Sire.
For Deputy Grand Sire. A. C. Gable.
OF Ohio was elected.
J. Frank Grant OF Baltimore, was re-
elected Grand Secretary. and Richard
Aiucklo OF Philadelphia. Grand Treasurer.
The convention then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,

Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens and Other Matters.
Dr. C.. A. Blanton has returned 10 the
city.
The M'rrissette club was highly en NET
foited hv The YOUNG ladies. az the resi-
dence oil 0ir j. a. White MONDAY H's-'
The Jr. II. NJ. a. VIII ho.d a very I'M
portant meeting AZ Lee camp HAN ms
morning at II O'Clock.
Mr.. Thomas Cousins, who has been VS.
iting his uncle on south Laurel Wil 4eaFe
for his home Ia boswell on satuio-!'
The ladies auxiliary OF K. l.. Ice amp -llii
This afternoon AT O'Clock to take action
in regard 10 the death Of Miss WINNIE
Davis.
Miss Agnes Kelly IS at the Old Domin-
1ion6av a most successful surgical oper-
alton by Dr. Geo. Ben Johnson. she Is
now resting quietly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
Won AT,E ENTITLED 10 THE BEST

and you car get the best a. tho Twin
city Drug Store. Seventh and Main
street. where Lowney's Celebrated Bos-
ton Chocolate Bon-Bons are sold pure
and fresh. Yes give her box or Low
news Souvenir Chocolates and the re-
sponsive smile that irraciatcs her face
win amply repay the expense ard oe-
light Won. Pure candy IS hcaithful end
there Is none purer and better than Low
news and the Twin city Drug Store.
Seventh and Main streets, always keep
a large and fresh stock on hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21

Judge Waddlll said yesterday he had re-
ceived the letter oil Clerk Ackiss. OF the
United states District Court at Norfolk
declining 10 resign
II wrote him very polite request 20
RESIGN and he refuses 10 comply This is
an there is In the matter" said the
Judge.
He was asked II it was his purpose to
force Mr.. AclIiss out OF Office.
ION. I suppose | will give his letter
consideration before very long" replied
the Judge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21

DEDHAAI. MASS. Sept 2).-Thornas
Rsvard continually loses ground al
thought his wonderful constitution makes
= stronr resistance. Pc passed rest
less night last night ana to-day was con-
siderably weaker than az any time dur
ing his sickness. The end is looked for
IN the course Of a few days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
HE DRANK LAUDANUM.
Phil Harris Comes Very Near Leaving
This World.

v.rre man. ABOUT thirty-lve years
old named Phil Hauis. walked INTO
C;reenwald's drug-s-o.c. at The corner ol
Henry and Broad streets. yesterday even
inc about q o'clock and asked lof titt
of laundanum. saylng DE- Ni'A-a9, a., ne
dr6e and Hsrris swallowed about an
otince of the poison. The ambulance We
Summoned. and Dr. Brown iolAl lAt Hi-'l
in a dangerous condition lie saw a-
once that Harris would nave 10 4. /"
fyrry Harris was pretty far gone Whel
Ie reached tie almshouse. ana Li. b!DM b.
assi.tCd by Dr. Gwathmey. had 10 W , *
on him Tor Two nouns 10 uINla ..i
.round About midnight they su'l-
g., ,-efii,r him ont of danger.
fisrris had been drinking. END u rs D.,
ii,,.o5 tbfs brought on mel8nchclia, wnie D
led him 10 commit the rash deed i-e Will
recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21

Jack-Come. old man. cheer up What ~
she did break the engagement. shes not
the only fish in the swim
Tom-Oh.I don't care anything eoout hes
breaking the engagement. but you Sc
I've got 90 go right on paying ns'si's
ments on the ring for the next six
nopths. That's where the icy breeze
comes in.-Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
The Haxall Mills.

The statement published that the Hax-
IN ,flis had been ieasel by the Rich
,nond Flour and Feed Company was
intending. Only the -four mill build
10 vas leased 10 them. The Haxall
-, Min have been leased for eighteen
months and are still operated by the
Bichrsond City Mills Company exclusive
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING.
Miss sIary Josephine Carney the WIG
of Nlr. Daniel Higgins.

pretty wedding toN place at ST.
potricEe church on Monday afternoon
az s.3O o'clock, when Miss Mary Josephine
Canrey became the wilc of Nj Daniel
Higgins. There was large audience
present. Councilman Jno Crimes actsd as
best man. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Mckeeirey, ailer WAleA
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins loit Tor Baltimore
and other Northern cities on a tour
The groom IS the efficient and popular
keeper Of Libby Ell Park. His bride is
the niece Of Nj Philip ONein. She IS an
accomplished and attractive young lazy
and has many friends in the East-End.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
Mr.. FUSSEuS DAUGHTER WEEDS
Becomes Mrs. Willie r. johnson a.
-Four Mile Greek Church.

-Four Mile Greek Church.
a very pretty ceremony took place last
evening at S O'Clock at -Four Mile Creek
church. IN Henrico county. I'm the uniting
in marriage Of Miss Averine RUSSELL
daughter of Mir. j. X. Russell. the well
known superintendent OF Henrico county
schools. and llr Willie r.. Johnson, a ris-
ine Young farmer OF Henrico county.
REV. AIR Hall The pastor Of the church
oeiciatea and the ceremony was Witness
cd by several hundred friends ana reis-
lives OF the couple.
A wedding reception and supper was
enjoyed after the ceremony at the nome
of The bride father
Mr. and Mrs Johnson Will reside IN u
new home near the farm of Supcrlnten-
dent russell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
Lavignc-Erne Fight.

NEWARK. y. j.. Sept. pat a con-
ference held to-day. 81 was decided TO
change the date Of the Kid Lavinss-
Frank Erne fight before the Greater New
York Athletic Club. 10 wednesday. Sep
femher 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
Booths Daughter Dead.

NEW YORK. Sept. 9o.-The infant
daughter Of Commander and Consul
Booth Tucker. Of the salvation Amy,
died to-day. The burial will be at Wood
lawn cemetery tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21

Mr. John +. Johnston. who graduated
at Richmond College last year with the
degree OF Master Of Arts. has been elect
ed principal OF the Ridge Spring High
school IN South Carolina. This Is -four
ishing institution with 200 pupils. and Mr..
Johnston has eight assistants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21

PEKIN. Sept. 2l.-The diplomatic repre-
sentatives OF Russia, France. Belgium.
Spain and Holland have called up II
Hung Chang to ccndole with him upon
hts dismissal from the Chinese foreign
office Much comment has been excited
bv the action OF these ministers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21

prTERsBuRG VA, Sept. 20-.SpeciaL
Mr.. James W. Hawkins aged siNty-hve
1,aars. and who for the past twenty-seven
yesrs has been the distributing NAH clerk
lie rost-ofi.e IN this city wy adj
frsred insane to-day by a commission OF
iuuacy and ordered 10 be sent 70 the
aexlrfrn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21

BALTIMORE. Sept 2o.-Co.onel Rich
ard Malcolm Johnston. the novelist and
lecturer. IS reported as dying 40 the
Maryland General To pital IN this city.
Colonel Johnston has been I'll for seve-
raj months and his physicians say his
death is but question Of time At
mlfnlgnt be Is stLl alive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
Socialists Checked.

pr-prrN. sept. 20.-The police authori-
ties have prohibited the holding ot i've
i.-rs6 Socialist meetings BID Hamburg,
called rar the purpose or discls ins hn-
ise ir,orisoning OF the proyoAels OF
crrff-ee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
Mr.. sherman Better.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.--Hon. John W.
sherman. e1-Secretary OF State. VINO has
been suffering FOR the past week with
bronchitis. was much improved tonight.
and his physicians says IS now on
the road 20 speedy recovery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
cnntnin Eenthcrston Here.

Capt. j. c. Featlersion, OF Campbell
county. one Of the retrenchment ana re-
form leaders in the last House Of Dele
gates. is in the city and visited The cap
itol yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
A VIGOROUS RUBBING.

with Dixie Nerve and Bone Linament
win cure Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Pains
in the back. sides ana limbs, Sprains,
Bruises. Strains and contracting mus
Giles and leaders.
Dixie Nerve and Bone Llnanent cures
after other remedies have failed. II -
clean. pleasant TO use and as a linament
Is unsurpassed. After severe test OF
sixteen years use Dixie Nerve and Bone
Iinament has proven 70 be just what
Is needed in the household. Il cures tho
bite OF poisonous insects. few drops
applied nightly 20 a corn or bunion VIII
remove them without pain. Sec that
YOU get Dixie Nerve and Bone Linament
price IS cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21

YOKOHAMA. Sept. 20-The japanese
government has replied 70 the circular OF
the Russian foreign minister. sugg'e ing
international disarmament. The reply
supports the Cars proposals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
Six Months and q Fine.

George Treat. q white man.. was sen
tsrced 10 six months In Jail and was INC
$40 for stealing lot OF oelsing Ton 4
the Hcnrico County Court yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
Ginning NfnsscImans.

LONDON. Sept. 2t.-The Times Gambia
correspondent says the Mussumans are
yieldly up only obsolete arms and nave
not yet brought In any Martini rides.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
RYE NOT INDICTED
Young Man Accused Of Serious
Crime AGiudged Innocent

Crime AGjudged Innocent
Richard Rye, tho youns "hile maui
Who WIS accused OF an attempted crimi-
nal assault upon Katie Sergeant was fdl-
iv yindicated this morning before tne
grand Jury Of the Hastings court whicn
reused 10 indict him on the charge.
The young mans relatives are nigny
esteemed in their community ana arc
accordingly relieved AT the disposition OF
the case. ,,..,-
Mrs. Sergeant. the mother Of the ltue
Girl in the case. denies that the arrest
OF Young Rye was at her insueauon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
NrcGulre,s school Dozens

M John T. McGuires weli-known
school for boys commenced IT'S school
year yestsxsay. There was quite large
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
Accused OF Thcn.

sam Neekins. a negro. Is accused at
the First station % stealing sl.ss from
white man naned PricA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
SICK HEADACHE CURED

SICK HEADACHE II hEb
and its cause permanently removed with
Or. Dayid's Liver Pills They not only
act at once on the digestive organs.
causing the food to properly assimilate.
but they thoroughly remove al oostruc-
tions and Accommodations in the stomach
and bowels and thoroughly stir the liver
10 a proper action and keep 1t perform
Ing its functions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21

enrolment Of pupils. and the outlook for
prosperous and successful session IS
encouraging.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-08
THE SINS ECLIPSE.
An Interesting UntechnicaI Descrip-
ton From an Observer at Sea.

Letter TO the I.onaon Times.
On our hemcwarl voyage from Aus
tral!a this steamer divorged from the usual
route tn order 10 witness the recent solar
eclipse from the line Of totality.
Possibly Our experiences may be OF in
terest ~ - a. m. on the II ult. U0ngi~
tude - degrees 81 minutes east; latitude
J. degrees IS minutes north) We slowed
down, and awaited the great event
We were not kept long in suspense for
st 1880 a. m. through smoked glass. a
small black patch Of curved outline could
be observed overlapping the suns disk
Slowly but steadily this black curve drew
across the face OF tho sun.
The day was a perfect one for our pur-
pose. the sky being almost cloudless
\ scarcely pcrceptible breeze Just ruf-
fed the vast expanse of blue ocean. on
which our great steamer lay n1tionless
the MYRIAD tiny wavclets sparkling Ike
diamonds in the blazing sunlight
~ arst contact. and FOR some time after
ward. no one cared 10 leave the friendly
protection OF the awning. and u have
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-08
GENERAL BOOTH, FATHER OF THE SALVATION ARmY.

opinion he characterized as a ''fckle jade"
THAI Is sometimes the result OF the work
OF selfish. wicked men. When they SEQ
the flag OF the Army they knew that i
meant inflexible opposition 10 them and
their calling. DO Tot Judge Us by what
we think Of ourselves. we have a very high
opinion OF ourselves said Con. Booth.
The speaker proved himself rich In anec-
dote. which be used 10 Illustrate his points
Ia relation 70 Salvation Army work
The social Side.
lie talked about the social sid, n the
organization, which DE discussed in its
various relationships ard reviewed VIVA;
the army has done since the social branch
was started. seven years aso. Cases in
point where lost manhood aUd womannocd
had been redeemed The army. ne said,
WAS conducting 40 different Institutions
iu forty-Gye colonies ARA countries, There
are + $50 officers aud i. 80 banesmeu .a tAa
organization.
The armx's work Is condu-tsd IN ffty
different languages. Its War Cry3 are
printed ia sixteen languages ana IRE COM
b.nea circulation Is over - es a week
The shelters feed zAea dsAy ana ~ e0
fad lodging undcr their roofs every uisht
Of thess s0 are .u she (Hite3 STATE
since tlse sog!ai work was b. sun over 81
cent. ~ whon hsd teen converted. "Il
COSTS 81 % save a eiri Sa'a Gen Boa'a.
''rot mach ncre tbau many women pay
Tor those mysterious overhurdeued affairs
they NeaT on their hoa,a."
Ia the Hast twcnty-slx days Gen. Booth
has addressed Us<0 people and Travelled
on au ave-sFe of - miles q day he
lett last Night ~ Nlsteri3 ara Ae viii
thtu & East Next he WI travel over
Europe Snd II Ae IS ucf Ia heaven he wll
then 80 sroaua the world
A. the tiose 80 lass ~szHt's meeting Gen
Booth nlade the statement whieh "a auntet
40 'As he's alrE - this article. There
"a ne prospect for a reconciliation between
TIE salvation Army ard tho Volunteers ~
America
= uacs ruy san .a New york" ~ con-
tnU2i- 'n tfs presence ~ witnesses. re-
va afraid - mce5 h-s ft-he~ alone TIE
cause ~ the ~StfAaeegzeat WAS thar TWEEN
tv-tHte@ eassar. iaTtsssers were being r@sar.
e1. Pc wts among taFu he refused -
So. TaaJ 81 sH theTe f. at.'at g. Is SIS
nat thst thc ssf'eef - not os--faf - rns
fhsf eaF tht-tf IS t--.sH-- .t l. s., sha.
Sc ast ssy ~eer> NJ pave @--s.r~ p,
recvfe f-ea oar re-st.ae is ~v-etEs .ss st
~as Before tae o-saHteztlau SO the xalan-
scevs"
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FREDERICK, NELSON & MUNRO,
Furniture, Carpets, stoves. Etc.
second A.. n Madison ST.

hearers - prepare for the life 20 come.
Among many other things ne declared
thar the chief sting OF the eternal lost
condition would be the memory that the
soul might have been saved. bur would
not. He said every person In he'll ex-
pecied some time during life 20 be saved.
but allowed themselves TO be deceived by
Safan into pOstponing preparation for
eternity until II was 100 late. AS usual.
the service closed with an altar service.
In which the altar was filed with peni-
tents.
DR. George Cue. presiding elder OF Port
fa.id district. was among the visitors last
night. During the meetings held In Port
land by Potter and Miller. DR.. Cue took
charge OF the union services and was very
active and earnest In the promotion OF the
revival. DIR. Cue is whole-hearted re-
viyal worker and is one Of the most prom
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cuss. he said but If It was anybody's bust
ness II would be that of one OF the superior
judges, in his opinion. IL is well known
that Prosecuting Attorney McEiroy has al
ways insisted that Boyce should have re-
signed when the charges were first made.
and partially admitted to he true by Boyce
himself when he repaid the money TO the
county.
Judge Benson. when asked whether he
would take steps to have Boyce suspended.
said he had not interfered IN the matter
or given any opinion concerning II. and did
not wish TO talk concerning K.
Boyce is being attended by Or. Carmen.
1t IS thought he Will not be able 10 leave
his room for Al least a week.
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DOYCE DOES NOT RESIGN
INDICTED BY THE GRAND JCRfs
STILL HOLDS HIS PLACE
He IL Confined to His Room With
Measles and Does Not Care 10
Discuss the Situation-Neoody
Trying TO Have Him Removed.

Since las, Saturday County Commission
er James H. Boyce has been under indici-
ment by the grand jury for obtaining
money from King county under false pre-
lenses, but he stiil holds his office. He
has neither resigned from the board non
shown any intention Of doing 50; nor have
any STEPS been taken 10 suspend him
from Office during the tendency OF the
charges. In Boyees case the cid provero
that troubles never come singly receives
q striking demonstration. for on the same
night that he was arrested he was taken
Iii with measles and Is now confined 10 his
room at the Michigan hotel under the care
Of a physician.
When Pos.-Intellgencer reporter
knocked at the door OF Boyce's room yes
terday to request a statement from the
latter regarding his intentions Mr. Boyce
opened the door warily. revealing his red
dened and badly swollen countenance. and
upon learning what was desired. remarked
In nonchalant tone;
Il have no statement whatever 10 make
to anybody" and closed the door.
County Commissioners Ryan and Nicker-
son were found attending to routine bus-
ness at the court house as usual. with
only Commissioner Boyces vacant chair 10
remind them of his double misfortune.
Both commissioners stated that they had
taken no steps to have Boyce suspended
until the charges had been heard. and
were OF the opinion that Il was not their
business TO take any action in the matter.
Commissioner Ryan thought that the prop
er person to take the initiative would be
Prosecuting Attorney McElroy but the
prosecuting attorney, when informed of
that fact. could not see 1t in that light.
II was a matter he did not care 10 dis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-08
vi WALL AND BIRCH.
The Evangelist mad the singer Do
ing Great Work.

Ar unusually large Monday evening au-
dicnse gathered AT the First Presbyterian
church 20 hear Dr. Mughal and Prot
Birch preach ana sing the Word. The
tnuslc was led as usual hy Prof Birch as
sisted by large ard growing choir Prof
H.rea saug. as well as played solo. Sew
efal chorus songs were rendered by the
choir
lr- Mgnhau preached from the text
foHot ia Hebrews the second CHAPTER
add t7srt verse. How shall ye escape IL
ye e. sect ga great sa.yai,oue'
Ills SERMON was plaia. tender ard per-
saas+se AMI number pr0feSsed conver-
sion. Tomorrow afternoon Dr Munhall
u preach at 2 p. IN on the subject %
a Assurance" Prot and Mrs Birch VIII
hold ''cornet talh' for bows and girls
between TIE ages - s and - years a., the
Methodist Protestant church. corner OF
THIRD aveaie ard Pine street. ~ go y. N.
Thirty musicians are requested 30 iotn
tao CHOIR tomorrow niyht and to be present
az 80 =. n
PIANOS ORGANS. PIANOS
Great bargains this week Martlas. Sos
Send
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iHent men In the Methodist church of the
Pacific Northwest.
At go O'Clock today Will occur the
unique service announced by Mr. Potter as
the golden wedding" Christians who
have been on the Way for iifty years and
more VIII have seats on the platform and
VIII give their experiences and sing old
time songs. Tonight Mr. Peter Will
preach on seldom and Gomorrah."
~ the afternoon service on Wednesday
Mr. Potter VIII discuss the theme: "Can
a Person Dance. Play Cards and Attend
Theatcrs and BE a Christian
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Election Returns.

The Peoples theater was crowded last
night to witness The first production Of
that beautiful drama, "A Bitter Wrong
by the Chapman Warren Dramatic Com
pany After the drama an olio followed.
In which twenty-five new and novel spe-
cialties were introduced by artists of abil-
ity. Tonight the election returns will be
announced from the stage as soon as they
are received from the different precincts
by special messengers.
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Election returns will be read from the
stage OF the Third Avenue theater be-
tween the acts this evening. Manager Rus
sell having made arrangements to receive
them. As the registration Is light and the
ticket short. the result win without ques-
tion be known before the end of the per-
Torrance. THE Prisoner of Algiers" Is
the attraction
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During the Last Sesslon.-"IIow does
the senate stand?" Forty bulls. thirty
six bears, and the others on the fence"
Puck.
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A Bitter Wrong,

By the CHAPMAN W'arren Dramatic Com
pany OF = stars. First appearance az
W.u @, HaGord. Fiora Hastings Gene
Ae.sord KITTY Rcsco and DoTile Cor3svv.
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GEN. BOOTH CONES I0IONN.
The Venerable Father Of q Great
Army Talks to His People.
TELLS OF HIS SONS AFFAIRS,

Much - He Wesfa Love 20 See =
settlement Of the Army Troubie,
There Gnu Be No C0mpromfse--
Bai1ingsoa Msst YfeId-Receptfon
ON Pioneer Place and Armery
HaIl-0ooth-Tueker with Party.
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% OTHER STARS %

Priees-tec, &c, &c ard sc. Telephone.
Main -.
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HIALTO BLOCK.

time when The different branches % Sal
walton Army work were given exenpIs-
sicafign IN England il was set to the
tame of ~Oid Black joe ard everybody
Joined IN the chorus.
'AH nations, ali nations
For Jesus, every one.
We mean 20 keep on lighting
TIL His Kingdom come
Commander Boofh-Tuck4r delivered the
meeting 70 Chairman Temple. who shouted
taIleiajah." and introduced the general.
WHO gas received with voiley Gen.
Booth spoke rapidly at times, az others
with hesitancy. He said that the recep-
ton rendered was not for him. bat for
movement with which nc WAS identified.
The Salvation Army, he said deserved well
OF the countries where us work had been
done. He asked that 81 be judged by It's
works and not popular opinion. Public
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Wire Springs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
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