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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-18

6u Der Gatbeorale celebrirte bohw
liter Siibof 2robec am Wontaa, benz 5eIt'
Waria 6immelfabrt. moraens 9 llbr eli
Fontifcamt, nobel Sodoemielben bobw
g. 0aliutiu. .. 8. g., ais Grspriefer
hobm. 6err Veiiier uuo Der 9beolose Ser
Sans ais Gbrenoiatoren. Die botp
6erren Better Cans unb +. Welp ais 9ia'
TON uno Suboiaton Der Meiie uno bohp
6err 50. Sones als Geremoniar %aiiiltir'
ten; leBterer belt auh Die 6eitpreoist
6ohw. Ssrr Pet. Sans uno oellen SrI'
Der SEQ 'iuo Sobne Der I'M 9opn ST
Glouo wobnenoen uno sur 9otbehraise'
meinoe geborigen Samilie Wtathias Sans.
-Sn Der II. y. STRIDE III Ct. Glono cele:
brirte botp. g. Sspaio Soron pom Ct.
Mortin's 9ollese i'm Staate Waibineton
oaS feierlihe 6obamt inter Iiilien; Der
bodm. Y, .. 6reaor uno 2ouis, =. 9.
y uno belt audi Die 6eitpreoigt. Mah'
mittass fan6 in Der II. 4. Stride Die Nnf'
nabme mebrere 3unairaueu uno 6rauel
in ole Warianiibe Socalitat itatt, nab.
Dem Der bodw'iie Serr 2lht Yeter Gngel,
>. 8. ", cine Der 6eitlittsit entipreben'
De Sreoist aebalten bate. Tie Nahmit'
tn9sieier ihlob nit benz iatromentaliiben
Seaen, ben Der bodm'ite 6err gbt ertbeilte.
Sei oieier 6eier oiilitirten Die bodw. Se'
neoictiner Valentin, 6regor. 6spalo uro
Souis.
2is UiitslieNsr Der pom hohm. Germ
IS. Sengnrtner aeleiteten Gemeiuoe IL
Goen Nallep laiien ibrem Seelior9er Elm
teues Vrarrbaus erridten.
Bel Der i'm October in Stiuwatsr se.
lesentlib oes osutiteu Sattolitentages
pom Uiuneioti itattfluoeuoeu tirhlihen
5eier pirh, wie mir boren. Der bohw. Y.
Nteinuli. :. 9. D., BON Weire @rope Die
Jeltpreoist balten.
*Sine @lcde i'm @emibte pcn 24uO
Viuno 1T fir Die pom bcblp. 6errn Wm.
WiItens paitorirte Ct. Warien Stride in
6oloin9sioro angeidaiit woroeu.
*Sobw. Oerr. 81. 6riineboli pom 9u!m
in Benton Counip beinoet ilh ieit elmer
Wote ais Vatient I'M Ct. Hapbael'S Sos:
pital III 81. Glonb. 6otw. 6srr 3uibst
belt Sonrtaa unb am ,Seite Worio 6lm.
melfabrt III lener @emeiuoe 8ottesoienit.
Mm Jeite Moria 6immelfabr. mur'
ben III Der Ct. 3obn's abteitirhe Die ,wsi
ealenbrioer 9oiepb Sberer, isbt Sruosr
Nnielm, uuh 6runi Hotter. Jest Sruoer
6uar. eingefleiost. Sruoer Columbian
2enle leste Die ewigen @sliboe unp ris
'ib iir ben Trieiteritono porberei,eunen
NopiSen Hidarb Simmer. 1riooliu 2em'
brenll, 9lauoins Ntemann, WoenuS 6crs
manuB, Seoa Mapenberaar mo 3nuccsn,
6er,ten Die einiaben 6ellboe ob.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-18
Ncrcins=N acbricbtcm.

- Der an Der Gatbeorale ais Sberleb.
rer angeiiellte 6err Geo. Stel,le miro aui
Der oeutihen Observation-Disclosures oes
Stoates Winnsiota. mslhe I'M Sctoher in
Stillmater gebalteu wiro, cine Heoe uber
oaS 2hema: .9eut'ds Gbaratterieitie
teit' balten.
- 2ie in Stcorns Gountp gsariipoeten
fntb. io~rlterp.reine meroeu auf Der am
3ienitas in Sc Sueur% besouuensn uub beute
gum NbihluB Qelnnsenben Stats. s ons
pention Der tatb. 5oriteruereine pom Wiu.
neicta onrh fol9enbe 9slesaten. melbe
Wontae Mbenb Don st. Glouo abreiiten,
uertreten iein: 2ouis 2onslsp pon Der st.
Warien 9ourt 744 in 81. Glouo; 5rans
3bielmann Don Der st. Glouo Court 4O4;
3. V. @iQiser pon Der 6 ourt III st. War:
tin; ). 9. 8lab pcn Der st. 9onifa,ius
Gourt in Golo Spring; ). Eielanb pom
Der court su Nep Wunih; 8. 6einen BON
Der ct. Warsaretben court su Cate
6enrp; Sos. Wihels pon Der court ~
st. Soieph; 6. Yeder pon Der @ourt Al
Welroie; Wih. 6oean pom Der Gourt su
Sauf Centre uno Cos. Jrieomann pon
Der Gourt ,u Chen 8aaep.
- 8ei Der 8riinbune bes neuen tatb
ioriterpereins su Ct. Wartin uno bel Der
Snitalation Der Wereinsbeamten, Die am
Sonntaa Dor aht 2aaen Dor iih eins,
Waren SO a%usrpdrtise 5oriter ais 9elesa'
ten Der 0ereine BON Welroie. 2ittle Sails.
Golb Spring. New Wunih. Gate 6enrp
uno Chen 0allep pertreten. Die Beam;
ten beS 0ereins limb: 6. R.-Sos. VI.
@iaiber; .. 6. R.-Sos. Nou; y. G.
u. Is. Weber; 9. S.-Sobn Weper; j. 8.
-Y. 3. Weber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-18

Bon Welro e 9cbt uns NG6s
ltebenoeS sur GeroHentll0ung III:
Nerr @m. SiemS, Gigentbllmer Der
bicli9cn Creamery" mlrp binnen
&urScm in S~wanpllle, Wtorriion 50.
ein Santgeiddit er0Nncn Nreita9
Wor9en wurpe Die |eide Der - Sabre
olten ,yrau d. w. @Nu III Wrabe
9ctragn; Die %erltprbene murOe por
;mei ,>nbren pom S6lN0c 9Crilbrt.
Nbren SOD b~etraueru pier Minoer:
,Srdni Don Wtelrole, WeOr9 pom alon=
bite, voren; pom >euttlc Wlo @uthaz
rinu pom @&i9coniin.- Nitr 0Gbt ooS
Wicreoe, oaB sic Wreut atortbem Eabns
9cIelll60ft barun III, Elm GroBe9 Nreol
Enno gum .Smcte III %tulIen, Unf DEM
lelbeu Die Jest pjelbelprodcnCn @ilen-
balm 2&crtltdttCn errihtcn III lu'len.
H&cm ii6 ojcs ueuOirtliht, wiro man
0llgemcin 9ldlben, o0B belm Wiilblen-
belipcr ,iobn N0lhcn tejn 2ing I'M
mo9lld lit.
GomtD-G ommiIidr ,>o9. S6ee
Tar bon NJ tr0trtC beri6tet,
pab or ali ieiner ,Iarm ME cine 10
quite Nrute e~r;ielte mic in pjeiem Sab
re. Gr gluubt lid III Der Nmabme
bcrc6ti9t, baB CT 30 Guibcl 9$ei;en
uno 90 Nuibcl Nuier per 2Ger crls
ten miro. llno mie er 10 bat lid ein
lcoer ,Sarmer Ser Fruiyjc in oiciem
sabre elmer uuo9e;eidnctCn Vrnte III
erireuen. 2lu6 Die WtuiSerute per
'pridt Jest elilc CUTE 81 tueroen.
SEER Set. StcpbenS pon Ct.
Eaul wctlt lett Den lcHten SO9cn AM
Selu6 bel ieiuen S6wicgtrelttrn,
Nerrn uno ,Sruu Weor9 Sieben, III
Wteire @rope. Ntrr Stepbeno
96nnt lid Die irild)e yunoluit leiner
angegrili3nm @elulobcit wc9cn, uuo
bonentlid miro CT n0h cini9cn 2$o6en
Nnrentbalt ais gelUnOer WtOnn mieoer
III ben Seini0cn IN Ct. Fuul ;urild=
ret'en tonnen .-Nerr &url %Ileurun9
bat ourb Nnldanung lleller SSaaren
letnem WNhdTt in dll9cmcincn SSaaren
elllen lleuen Nun6uun9 gc9eben, Nerr
occurring bat Die Acknowledgment
ten zines tiidti9en @elh1ftemamleS
uno ais lol0er 9enieBt CT wilul6en9
lUertbe lluterltiltuu1.
9%Gbreno ocs ciemittero in lester
MtOntag Nudt lhlug Der Slib in eli
ncn NSel;enltaten, wel6er perim Solpn
z t. $olepb wobnenocn Mittpe
Sobn Setten geborte. SIC ,Scuermcbr
mar sur Stele uno bate ale 9totb,
I'M Die Slammen I'll bcmdlti0en
es 9elanS ibr iepod. einen Sbcil oe9
w%ertbpollen ,yruhtbauiens III retten.
-Weltern, Mtittwo6, reilte SRI. anna
Sernif bon ct. Solepb na6 Mil
wartee, no lie in oaS Notre Dame
&lolter eintritt, I'M ibr iiirpereS Ve=
ben benz Sienite bes 6errn III weiben.
-6rau anna Miuer, Fupma6erin
bon st. Solepb, bat ibr @elddit in
bas nele @ebduoe, wel6es Tie Ser
@obnnns oes @errn SOS. lloermann
9eSeniiber erri6ten lieB perfect. @ie
am alten 10 miro Tie aud am neuen
Flase bic bette !3ufrieoenbeit seben.
SEER Sac. Vemm aus Dem Conn
9 t. ausut a, welder @O@en lang
bur6 &rantbeit auf's Simmer anse=
luielen mar, bat li6 10 melt wieber er.
bolt, baB ct a%nianss bieier @Ode iid
leinen Sreunoen in Ct. Glouo seisen
fonnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-18
= ySitst Guh Dor Salten aeaen Ca.

Sltst Guh pcr Salten ssssn "a.
tarrb. rie Sucdlilter enttalten, ra Sued.
fiber liher Zen Sinn tes SCRUBS icrltpren
uue ros game Ssitsm srGia ,srruitsn
wire. wenn es turh bic lhleimiaen DER.
hahsn einnrinNt. Spl6e Nrtiisl lruten
ME auber auf gsrcrcnuns gut teruisner
Nsr,te aetrauht werten. ra Der Shaeen.
Zen tie anrihtsn. iebnmal 10 arcs 1T ais
eas @ute. eas Sbr earcn e~r;,slen trnntet.
SALTS 8ltarrt Sur, fatriiirt prn 3. 8.
9tenep Il Co.. 5pltec. O.. enttalt fem
Sutdiiter UNI wirp innerlit aencmmen
unp wirit eirett auf he lbleimiaen Ster'
hdhen hes Ssltsms. Wsnn Sbr !Saa's
8aiarrb.a Sur tauft. ieie fiber. raj Sbr bic
atte befcmmf. Sic mirt innerlih 9encm'
men unp in 2cletp. Stic, pom 8. s. Gtt.
nep & s 0. sema6t.
DdS- gerfauft ron alien &pettsftrn,
Yrsis Is Gents tie 6laf&s.
Sals 5amiliepYilea bic befen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-18
aus Der IL mse9cub.

Nellte miro Die Ipe;ielle Situn0
oeo GpmtprUt6a pon StearnS
;lm NbihluB ~9clan9en. SiN;ieuc
&erbunolun9en in ndhitcr 9&ohe.
&ie aus elmer Nn;ei9e crliNtlih,
lit Nerr ~. i. Wteper pom q lbanp
ais Ganoioat iir baS SbcriIioumt
pou Stearno Gountu inn Neloe. A1err
Wteper betleioet augenblitlih ouS 2lmt
oes 6ountu.G ommiiiGrS oeo =. Si=
~itrifts uno bat lid in bieier Stellm9
ais Elm Wann bendbrt, Der in Nllem
MIR baS Sntereiie beS Gountu I'M 2u0e
bat uno beiten5 muhrt. NSie Nlerr
Wener in oiciem Nmte 10 wilroe er lid
in iebem unoeren, numcntli6 in Dem
peS SberiHo, I'M ,,utsreiie oeo Gountu
beitcns bewdhren.
Sn Der San. SrieOman'6 Gon.
;ert6ule I'll 6olo Sprin9 trui
Sienita9 cine flotte @eieui6uft aus
Der Nadbarl6ait Elm, I'll Der lid balp
leelelpernanote ~eilter aus Der Srt=
l6aft e%in9efuaoeu hatten. Die pom
einem multtaiilhen @enie o~uo9ebenoe
ioee, in Der berrli6en Nalle Elm 30
tals uno ,Su'trumentGizG on;ert III per-
anltalten, ialo allgcmeinen Antldng,
uuo Die ,Soee pllroe I'M poulten Sinz
he beS H$orteS permirtiiGt. Die
Eeiitun9en Ser Wtitwirtenpen loQ ben
belten Ginorut binterlaileu BADEN, uno
wer INNER in Golo Spring iiir mutt
talilhen CenuB geltimmt lit, ircut lid
beS Cages, oil benz oie cole mulitaliz
Idle Sruppe wieoerum in Golo Spring
lid p%robu,ireE miro.-2luf Ben @runos
mallern bes nieoergebrannten &iepel'z
I6en @el6ditssebduoes III Gelo Spring
last 6err Waurin einen @el6ditsz
blof lolio aus SatIteinen erri6ten.
Senatpr Sp. Seller bon Saut
e entre befano ii6 Sienitag in Ct.
Glcub, 100 er bic Mittbeilun9 ma6te,
oaB bic sroBartise Hiibensuferiabrif
in ct. Gouis Farf I'll minneapolis
bis gum l.. October in Setrieb gelest
miro. aud CAB er nodmals bic .3uz
ii6eruns, bub es iein eiirises Streben
lein wiro, ct. Glouo nit elmer !3uderz
riibenfabrif III be9liiten.
Die S%eforation Der ct. Feter
unt Faul Stride in Midmonb lit uon
Dem Seforator Srielmeper pon DIT
bualle beenoist. Die arbeit lit in iez
Ser Sesiebuns cine ilber ieoe Gritif
erbabene. Gin ausiibrlider Seridt
iiber bas pra6tpolle @ottesbaus lit
iir nd6ite @o6e porbebalten pie
nelle Heiibens bes @errn 10. q. Tuls
len sebt ibrer |%olenpuns entScSen.
Sn Der llmgesenO Don Ii
bat in leeer SOnntas Na6t ein BON
@asel besleiteter @inbiturm am Sc
treble beeeutenpen S6aben anSeribs
tet namsntli6 iino es bic Sarmcr q.
u. Sracp, Eet. Garrp, Matb, Ser
tin, &p. Weper uno Sos. Collins,
wel6e beoeutenoe Serlulte batten.
" &err u. Is. Ma6o uon Fier;
in abortion Gountp bat bic A9entur
bes rNorpltern" iiir iene Staot uno
llmsesenS %iibernommen uno lit pems
mad bers6tist, @slper iir unier Sc
i6dit in Gmpians 81 nebmen uno
Nuittuns oariber aussuiteaen.
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baften Sdlbenbel @eo. Srieiplt. Hea
paratlIrarbelt promptlllo blll9 be'or9t.
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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-14
NOT A SALVATION OFFICER.
The Morgantown Alleged Thief Made
Misrepresentation.

A few days ago an article was pub
lished in this and other papers con-
corning the arrest of Paul Clifford,
who was charged with robbery at
Morgantown, w. Va. He was de-
scribed as being Salvation Army
lieutenant at the Morgantown corps.
There are some facts in connection
with the case which should be given
publicity in order to do justice to the
Salvation Army cause. Clifford never
was an officer in that army, not even
a soldier. He went to Brigadier Gift
ford, at Philadelphia, represented
himself as having been a Catholic
priest and begged that he be taken in
to the Salvation Army ranks. He
made such strong plea that the brig
adler agreed to try him. and assigned
him to MorgantoWn where new corps
was organized few months ago.
Previous to that time Clifford had
tried to get Corps No. 6 at Philadel-
phia, which was then in charge of En-
sign Nungasser, now of the Washing
ton corps. The ensign, however, mis-
trusted him, did not believe that he
had ever been priest, but that he
was fraud, and refused to have him
in her corps. Subsequent develop
ments showed that she had sized up
the man correctly, and it is believed
that he simply wore the cloak of a
Salvationist to aid him in some ras-
cality. None regret the circumstances
more than do the Salvation Army
people, but none of the officers of that
cause should be doubted as to their
honesty on account of Clifford. =
Washington, (Pa) Reporter
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-14

Monongahela came in handy, / tell
you. When we had disposed of our
cargo we would foot it back across the
country through the forest. | also
helped to build coal barges, making
the gunwales out of the tall poplars
and cucumbers SO abundant hereabouts
then. My sons and helped TO build
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
through here in 1852"
In his boyhood days schools were
scarce and he grew up without the adj
vantages OF an education, being unable
to read and write, but he has acquired
great fund acknowledge through ex-
perience. He has always enjoyed good
health except once several years ago
when he had lung trouble. That was
the only time in his life that he called
in physician and he grows emphatic
when he declares that II he hadn't
discharged the doctor and thrown
away the medicine, he would never
have pulled through. He says the
only elixir of life he has used has been
to vote the Democrat ticket. He cast
his first vote for James Monroe in
1916, and since that time he has never
missed an election, always voting for
the Democratic nominee.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-14
Kicked BY Householder Sunnyside
Personals.

SUNNYsIDE, Oct. 14-Justus South
is at Fairmont attending the Bap-
fist Association.
c. Jenkins is clerking in Wood
sons store during the absence of
Mr.. Woodson at Fairmont
Miss Margaret Arnett is visiting
the family OF John Jamison on the
West Side
V. A. Barrickman has been slight
ly indisposed for a day or two.
Last Saturday Will Parsons was
kicked on the leg by horse belong
ing to o. Fl. Ollie. Although quite
painful the injury was not thought
to be at all dangerous. But yester
day the limb was greatly SWOLLEN
and doctor had to be called. We
trust that he may soon be well.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-14
OWES NO MAN.
Splendid Tribute to West Virginia
BY New York Paper.


The New York Commercial has the
following, which will be appreciated
by our readers:
While so many states in the Union
are trying to figure out where the
money shall come from with which To
pay their Indebtedness, it is indeed
refreshing to learn that West Virgin
ia owes no man, and, in addition, has
more than 100000 on deposit in
fifty banks, and If the deposits in
crease that state may yet become the
most independent in the country.
Even though the OK team is more
popular in West Virginia than the
electric car; though large percentage
of the inhabitants live away in the
mountains, and know nothing of the
affairs of the world until weeks have
passed; though the location of the
state capital be charged at almost
every sitting of the legislative bodies
yet il seems that the men that the
state has produced know more about
conducting state affairs than their
neighbors do. Perhaps it is because
they are less enlightened in the mod
ern ways Of the world that this con-
dition of affairs exists. But if West
Virginia can continue to accumulate
money and have it on deposit to her
credit, let us hope that she will re-
tain the OK team, the mountaineers
as well as the uncertainty OF the loca-
tion of her capital, and all other pc
culiarities that she may possess.
Nothing wilder than the Ohio river
separates West Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania. The latter state started the
oil world when she produced Oil City.
A few years later West Virginia gave
birth to a greater oil centre in Sisters
vile. Pennsylvania's fields were sup
posed to have 40 superior in the coun-
try, but recently an exhaustless sup
ply of smoKeless coal was discovered
in West Virginia that is superior to
that OF the Cardiff district, the most
celebrated in the world.
Pittsburgh is recognized as the cen
tire of the glass industry, and yet
Wheeling is now running a close
second. And what difference exists
between the financial affairs of the
two states! When her capital build
ings were destroyed by fire less than
two years ago, Pennsylvania legis-
lators scarcely knew where the money
was TO come from to replace them.
1t was announced that the state was
practically bankrupt, but the taxpay-
ers had no opportunity to learn what
had become of their money. Then, as a
climax, came the startling allegations
contained in the charges made against
United States Senator Quay and ex-
Treasurer B. j. Haywood.
All of this time the people OF West
| Virginia were plodding along in their
primitive ways, accommodating the
money which to-day gives a million
| dollars to their credit iii the banks.
Pennsylvania and many other states
in the Union might well take lesson
from West Virginia, the state that
owes no man.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-14
ABOl L OUR FRIENDS.
Personal aention of promine Mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Joe L. Keener left for Pittsburg
this morning and will be gone for
several days on business.
Miss Maud Thompson has returned
from Sharon Pa, where she has been
for week or ten days visiting friends.
Mrs Nathan Shafer has been indis-
posed for few days but the attack is
not at all serious.
DR.. and Mrs. G. /. Keener of Weston
are here on their way back home from
Pittsburg and will remain until Mon
day visiting relatives.
Dr. J. FL. Raymond of the Uniyer~
sity has gond to Fairmont where he
will attend the meeting of the state
Baptist association as this is the day
devoted to educational interests.
John Wehrle has returned to
Pittsburg, after spending a short
time here. He will leave there the
first OF the week for Charleston. He
is one of the stockholders of the
Herald, the new Sunday paper
which has been started there. The
Herald is one of the best if not the
very best paper published in the
state and it is state paper in every
sense of the word. 1t has full
corps of news gathers in every town
in the state and is comprehensive
wide awake state paper 1t will be
on sale here at the Acme on every
Monday.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-14
The CONCLAVE.
Closing Days of the great Event
in Pittsburg.

People are Beginning to come Home.
They found terrible Crowds down
There-Pe0ple had to stand in the
Rain because they could not get into
Shelter-DecOrati0n were superb.
Electric display the greatest ever
Seen-All arrangements carried out
Perfectly-Reports of high Rates for
Rooms greatly Exaggerated.
The people who went from here to
Pittsburg to attend the conclave are
beginning to come back and they
bring terrible tales of the jam which
the crowds in the city caused. The
streets are so narrow in Pittsburg
that not half the crowds that We're
there could be properly accommo-
dated and in consequence everyone
was half squeezed to death.
During the parade the rain began
to fall and the people on the line of
march tried to get into shelter.
There were so many crowded on the
streets that they could not get into
the houses and stores and they had
to stay in the down pour and take it
for the simple reason that there was
nothing else to do.
The parade was more elaborate
than it was expected to be and West
Virginia furnished more people for
it in proportion to her total mem
bership than any other state. Rain
began shortly after the parade start
ed to move but the arrangements
were carried out in spite of it.
The decorations in the city were
the most elaborate ever made in any
place for similar event. The cleo
trio display was especially fine Ev-
cry dynamo in the place was con
nected to some kind Of design in
colored and plain lights and when
they all started up the result was a
blaze of glory such as had never
been seen before. This was worth
the trip to the conelave if nothing
else had been seen.
The reports that had been sent
out regarding the exorbitant price
which was to be charged for rooms
were greatly exaggerated. Rooms
were to be had in good locations for
one dollar day and they were as
nice as could be desired The hotels
did the holdup act in great shape
but the rooms in private houses we're
all right and they were very reason
able
The conclave brought the largest
crowd to Pittsburg of any that has
attended any meeting Of the order
and they had the best time of any
meeting yet. All the arrangements
were carried ont as planned and the
visitors went away with very diff
ferent impression of Pittsburg and
this valley from the one they had
previously held,