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The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05

coal-passers are at work trimming the coal as it comes aboard and they will remain by the vessel until the white crew Is signed on next Wednesday. In the case of the City of Peking the Chi nese coal-passers remained by the ships until the white crew was signed on.
 The British steamer Whitgift was purchased from Houlder, Middleton & Co.,, of London, England, through Meyer Wilson & Co. of this city. The purchase price is not given but it must have been a good round sum, as the vessel had a 1000 charter to take a general cargo from Portland, Or, to Vladivostok She arrived here on May Il from Calcutta with a cargo of gun nies and jute, and on May 28 she was ready for sea. The negotiations for her purchase began on that date and were completed yesterday.
 The Whitgift was built by J. l.. Thompson 6, Sons of Sunderland, Eng land. in 1895, and is a fine steel steamer of 2925 tons gross and 1880 tons net register. She Is 312 feet long, 41 feet broad and 20 feet deep. She is good carrier and could be fitted out to ac- commodate about thousand troops. Captain Bowling and his officers and all the engineers have their belongings ashore and will start for England as soon as the steamer has been handed over to the Government.
 The British steamer Ningchow came here from ComoX, B. C., with 2825 tons of coal arriving on May "A, and went direct to Mare Island, where she is at present. Negotiations for her pur- chase were begun when the vessel was still on the Sound and they have now only been completed. She is a some what similar vessel to the Whitgift, but ten years older. She was built in 1884 at Glasgow by D. and w. Tender son & Co.,. and is 270S tons gross and 1735 tons net register. She Is $50 feet long, fl feet 8 inches broad and 23 feet 5 inches deep. The Ningchow was owned by the China Mutual Steam Navigation Company Limited. of Lon- don. She will carry about the same number of troops as the Whitgifts and will make a good transport or coal ship. Captain Cross and his officers and all the engineers will leave the steamer as soon as she is turned over to the Gov ernment and will go back to England
 The Iroquois Club is going to present the Government steamer Iroquois Qate the Fearless) with handsome punch bowl and set of drinking mugs. The colors of the club are also to be pre- sented to the vessel.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05

Ihe exhibition of Hungarian ponies. slred by the imported Hungarian stallion Sarilsle' at the yards of Messrs. Killip S So.' corner of Van Ness avenue and Mar Ret street, to be sold at public auction June ', the property of MT. A. w. Foster of San Rafael, is a feature of enterprise in the breeding of high-class stock for which MT Foster is entitled to great credit. The public will remember the ex- hibition of these beautiful and valuable anlmals at the recent horse shows This sale is the first by Mir. Foster, who owns a herd numbering at the present time a ahout ei0htv
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05
A Defective Indictment.

demurrer to the indictment charging J. w. Pearson. stock broker, with per jury was sustained by Judge Cook yester- day morning. The indictment failed to allege the falsity of Pearson's testimony and for that reason the court ordered 1t dismissed. He instructed the District At torney to secure Pearson's reindictment by the present Grand Jury.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05
SLED s. BOATS. ETC.

ARCTIC sleds. Arctic dogs. Youkon boats, pilot raps to the Klondike. Alaska outfits steam launches and stern-wheel steamers, with boilers suitable to burn wood 50 boats can be seen at saiesroom. G. ". KNEASS. 71s Third st. Phone Red 23s1.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05
Death of a washington sunervisor

OAKLAND, June 4.-John Peterson, who was picked up unconscious on the side walk in front of the Overland House last evening, suffering from the effects of an overdose of morphine, died at the Receiv- ing Hospital tonight It is not known whether the morphine was taken with sui cidal intent or by accident Peterson claimed to be road supervisor of Cowlitz County, Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05
Will Conduct a Novena

novena, preparatory to the feast of the Sacred Heart, will be conducted at St lgnatiuS Church. commencing next Wednesday evening, by the Rev. Father Calzia. The entire course of instruction will also be given by him personally to the members of the League and Contra ternity of the Sacred Heart
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05
DAUGHTERS OF. JJrDAH

grand entertainment and ball will be given by Ruth Lodge No. l. Daughters of Judah. I. o. B. B., in B. B. Hall, on the evening of the 22d inst, for the benefit of the Red Cross Society
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-30
Six Per Cent Interest.

At the meeting of the board
of directors of the Campbell
Real Estate company, pres
ident B. F. Hammett was
authorized to sell the remain
ing property of the company
on easy terms, with 6 per
cent interest on all sales
made after this date.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-25

se.tale shfaaie Men keeping nm Eye
an the Eastern Market.

! The shio,ers' Association held liza feEu-
AR monthly meeting yesterday AFTERNOON
at the Hotel Seattle. Az il wei knowh 10
readers OF the acknowledgement, sh@ oo-
tert ~ tIiis association is 10 look AFTER
matters pertaining to The shipment and
Ynarte.;ns. OF lumber products from this
seo,tou, and particularly shingles
Yyn. membership Of the associahon ~
,naae ,,y, chiefly ~ shippers Of and dealers
In shingles Some time ago when there
was more or lAes trouble over me matter
If broken packages Of shlag.es ronslgned
10 market In the Eastern md Middle VEST
egn states. this association took The bull
by the horns and sent man IN the Min
ne.cta transfer. where most Of me fsonbie
. eliminated when "A car - shingles came
10 from Seattle or Tacoma containing any
broken bundles of shingles. instead OK
docking them az a total loss. he took
& ahaYge OF them. checked the car "a short
try 40 many bundles. then had the loose
shIng giles repacked n bundles and properly
, marketed. the pfo1 eeds going 10 The assoc
ella Jon.
The meeting yesterday afternoon was
slY,,.y the monthly meeting ~ the asro-
ciatt1n Among t1oHe present were: g.
r White. Of Cosulopoiis; II. q. Foster %
Tacoma and the following from Seattle:
= 7. Curtis. Thomas Sanders. r.. w. Price.
e II Lewis Victor H. hickman AMI A. r..
Mcrwa.l. No matters came np for deanite
action bat the very fact that the aasocia-
Ion keeps us eye on tfs market gives .
healthy hint TO Eastern buyers ana n
worth a great deal 20 dealers ard srIrpers
IN the state Of Washington
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Toasts by Members Of the Grand Con-
sistory Of Washington.

i number az the iacfp5eVs 81 the Grand
consistoTy II the state Of Washington. I'M
der the Jurisdiction Of the supreme coun-
Ell Of the Th!ity-third ana last degree OF
the \ A Scottish rite tor the United
States. met at t3e Hotel Dtiier yesterday
afternoon and celebrated the feast Of St
joan according 10 the statutes 81 the or
der The following tcas's were drunk
without responses
Flfsi-'~ro the memory Of tacse i3iGs-
triou- peers and sublime princes who. nav
ing laid down he working tools ~ tn
earthly sphere. nOx Ysst from their iaooTs.
awaiting only the cab from gesFosaTserss ~
la hor again al the command q the -
Creme Architect of The caiVeTss
Sec1ntl-"To the Arrieu; snd Arxe@-v,e ,i
Scottish R4te * Free Masonry. az organ
their territories and degenasuciss. ~ Jo-
@eFh Cerucaa Th.Tsy~ghlr3 3pgr,e IN tAs
city ~ New York on the %.ka day 81 pc-
ros%r t~}'
T7.lrl-.'ro oar II =. So. Grand com
ynarS~r Nj W bzy.lst. Ehlrty-th.Td de-
gree worthy ieader II "a w0ytnY case.
Nav nvsl @uScr@~ crown his efforts
kearth--Af - - II s1ar1s-'+FJ E3w ?
ro@tar. Thi-ty-thir>i degree. iliZstr}oVs
commando tU-rfief ~ tns tsraa8 CONSIST
orv ot M.Ssashusetts and 10 the J, '1s1F.01s
brethren w3tnin SAID j4r -sisi1ftsn From me
shores - t~a pac5Ge oces'}. re Uosf y -
fhe ra,F- eastern outpost Oh thH Scores -
Sss1srl. ,i~sffs hay ard wS ~ @gAr.
f5nra glasses 2 ross the bread exp@~se ~
esar country. T!sy ~ ta.n; moi ialtaT npi.
my <aI not ID using our iss@I Efforts IoT
fass SUCCESS - cur r8Jss
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brought % from San Francisco On the
malta The boilers are going 70 Skag-
Way icr sAws1sli Three car loads q.
naming machinery were also carried north
on ne AK TIE customary shipment of
beef 20 Ssagway was Withheld this trip.
The Faralloa. under ccs.nsand % Capt.
Roberts. pulled our at iesA she carried
sliiF1y-ene passengers. A largc number OF
lowing passengers went north on the Far
allon:
c, A. Stinarson, :. A Hawkins. r II.
ANYWAY. George " AIDE, Thomas kee.. J.
r Mscsay, John Nsffon, Ludwig John
son. Frank Vets. u fliam Hantx. y. Der
dinger. A Fitch, l., $ taarses. II. Ii. Kin
Wahlstroro. II. Ahversiea;. Mr.. Pound.
r. johnson, J. Goldsmith. Mrs. J. r Mac,
Kay. u. ]. Price. Fred MUnstle. =. Csarno.
=. Warren II. j. FINN. Mrs. Finn. F'res
Rasmussen, Ars. Rasmussen. Frank
WaIder.
The AK carried the following pas
sengers:
j. MERIDA. r. A. cornett T.. C.ark Will
lam West. Andrew Ngland Peterson Hen
sen. Charles Hosf. :. uusrafson. Frank
Miller. John Henderson. c. 5. Sanders. An
tonic JaneaGx. William Conway. (. III.
Bramiey. =. Jensen, Thomas Thompson.
y. T. Lekoe. Jacob Stult. John McDor-
ough. Mrs :. L. Adams. Miss /, NJ.
Adams. Mrs. Graham. ]. F. Snalis. Mrs.
\. II. Naiissrom. +. f. Crane. Dan De
am. NJ Graalaan. II. McNanla. r. Berg,
". 7. Raines. James Clark, J, 7. Walton.
Charles Calser. George Ward, II. Pridger,
Joe Cleveland. John Ma.ien.
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BHEt ttftS.

= = Charleston q TAsEaf5. while al
v9Yk az rhe F11Esas - wutsl a. Iaa+afga
yesterday af'~fgaaaYt na4 tao fingers On
rs right bard cIt II 81 fne rssas--e. glsry
Arc-rssag 20 ~eEssrts FROM tne Faxs
Ff!rk s'a6= arsL 4yui5hy fssass have l-s%n
eatf 80 &ghE sealn. IRIS time at catch
we3xhts. ! s8ss Last fls&e t1.T ane1 I8h.ss
~ ln terrific H-15t-
s&rEssal Harris AID ~ Summers ss.caure
9rve5re1 81 q nshs or Gzsgs.uxfor street
fsssr.s.e tie early parg ~ Izsf eversng ard
gssys er~ssgs 81 ~ GssB~er stexaFE I4fre~
*ssssc q tsrs JQS2gl y .--ga. t-gAyss~s Tarse g
ara lack t'c4ieg Hrre ALSO t'rgn n - ore
~ <s.esza or .aeevfs. ng 49, me arrest
Taay N4si - gg*er Z hsassEsg tossay
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ADJOURNMENT OF AID
ministrators' saleIn the Superior court
of the state Of Washington Tor King
county. In the matter of the estate OF
Henry l.. Yesier. DECEASED. No. l.sSs In
probate.
Notice ia hereby given that the adm MIS-
traitors sale Of certain real property he
longing 10 the said estate. heretofore al
vertised 10 take place on June 10Th fs9S,
has been adjourned until the 9Th day Of
June, 1895 at 10 o'clock A IA. The sale
viii be he'd at The northeast corner of
James street and First avenue IN the city
Of Seattle. King county, state of Wash
ington.
JACOB FTRTH.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Henry l..
Yesier Deceased.
MINNIE @. yESt.ER,
Administrative OF The Estate OF Henry T..
yeaier peeea ssd.
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Ag-kI AND FAR ALTON.
DEPART for Lyna Canal With Passcn
gers aad Freight.

T>z7 st~arser@. th@ Ai-kl and The FaTas-
so7 re-. port tass sves.ing for sksg~ay
ara wax F.oyfs Toy .er@ sscngsa3s IRA
s}sssk aI. dsv Iesaing freight. aFsfi hi aos
ees a@ay EntN late Each stssFzs~T car
s4es} norris 4 goo3 .tss 9: passengers. fAAfsy
{ uHarn are x0lEsg uorta - Sogk "a IRE
SAax8My railroad.
Csn sa@ upper deck ~ ire Ai-n1 xfese
t@S large tubular boilers sAs@a wSTs
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JuEse zist, 1853
THE CITY OF Sc .TTLE-Departmen
q Finance. Treasures oIzle--S11y
T-eaSnYsr'a Notice.
Notice IN hereby given that the asses--
nent roll OF Local Improvement Di..rict
No. i<s. tn tae City Of Seattle. created ~
Ordinance No. 4 15.. Entlslsd al O-GinsEe-
Erovidine for the Improvement q Yssier
Way. tn the City Of Sec tie from TIE West
curb tine OF Occidental Avenue 20 sEae
center line Of Fifth Avenue BY rspsa nksag
the same and constructing and repairing
buikheasis where necessary. and provoking
for sss payment therefor 10y the mode OF
irrsr7@diaie payment. AMI esta bsisning
fund for such payment 5y AT assesszslssss
upon all the lots and parcels Of lard beEi-
entied by such improvement: under fE7s
provisions of Ordinance No. 2,fAe, approved
Apsil 2stn. i8z. ~ amended by Ordinance
No. $50. approved May sth, 1884; orei-
nance No, <.4sz. approved May 5th Isss.
and the City Charter a. now Ia force has
been certified to me for collection and that
unsess payment OF the ssuaens thereon
contained Is made WITHIN ~ days from the
date OF the firxt publication Of this notice
such assessment shaii become delinquent
and shall bear interest at the rate % 10
per cent. per annuHs until paid and II not
paid before such assessment stall have be-
come Delinquent penalty Of per cent
shall be added, and sSss sums delinquent
shall BE- entered OF the annual tax rol FOR
ear against each let and par
Gel 80 delinquent ard with the Interest cai-
lected as other taxes, keparAfe account
being kept thereof and II not paid within
the time fixed for the payment % city
taxes. shall he collected together with
such additional charges and peHA'u as
are authorized 10 he charged and collected
on other delinquent taxes. each lot or
parcel so delinquent shall BE- sold for tire
amount OF such assessment with Interests
and costs, at the time and IN the manner
and by the same authority as lands and
lots are sold for city taxes.
A Fl. FOOTE
City Treasurer OF the city of seattle
Date OF first publication. Seattle. wash.
June list. lss.
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CITY TREASURER NOTICE-The fo.-
lowing warrants Will be paid upQn pre-
sentation at the City Treasurer Office
Interest On said warrants VIII cease It
the expiration OF fifteen days from the
date OF the tirst Publication OK this no.
f.ea.
Fast jefferson street. Twentv-first and
Twsnty -second avenues. Ordinance No.
4Io Distr.ct No ls9 Warrants Nos. a13
SCI. 525. &c. So. 53i. 535. Eos 5s7
a. II FOOTE
City Treasurer 81 the CITY IF Seattle
Date % hrst publina tor Iune gs.h lsss
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MONEY FOR THE RED CROSS.
Practical Offers of Aid From
Many Sources.
GOOD MEETING At ElkS' HALL

Funds Pouring late the Treasury
Three Other Firms over Use Of
stores for . Day, ProAt TO he
Turned Over to the society-Ex-
portant Meeting This Morning.
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Guard year ~sgnt Eyes tested free.
Se.e1tlsse treatment Miss v sEazxi cS-
&c specialist - Cherry.
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.-,rE TO CONTAGIOUS.

k-r TO crOSTRAcTORs AND
49, A. Chemical Ere Hoze-Psir-
|ee's. e. S-anrc.i Yeaoiation No. p. the
- +. pun Works viii receive bsas
- o'eloek 3 N a,..' W eeaesasy June
ID -. - a. city % saasxIa % 90 faz.
80 80 esyersscai ere hose said sssx
81 sa5sr1fftee 10 TIE City Council.
81 ~ i.aze must De submitted with
b,@ Endorsed On envelope: Bid for
- a chemical hose-
: - - - ~ u,srl az Public Works
ID @s FRANK Of-EsoN, Secretary.
:. srzt publication J1ns D. issM
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i -
TE CITY or sEATTfF~DEpART-
ssnt OF Flaanee. TreasuFer's pnice-City
Ns3sarer'S Notice
sa'iea - heseoy given that the asSeSs~
i at roll Of L0>ai Improvement pLstrie,
h 81. In The Cits uf Seattle. created ny
saisIee No. l,st Entitled an Ordinance
Fsssaing Tor tAe impfo veFuent az Fifth
AIaas North iii he city of Seattle. from
Mni one hundred and twenty 12n feet
sal o. Denny Way 10 Aoha Street. by
1ssFlciiag AZ ironsione pipe sewer
1fesgto,f said portion Of sl!i avenue. TO-
rsasf slih all Necessary YVES. openings.
sshaales v.ni,ialofs catch basins and
-assiNg tan KS. and providing for the pay
aeas therefor By he mode OF Immediate
ssfAsns and establishing a funa for such
FasHfsll hy al assss'~sfnon. upon all The
20 sad panels az land benefited by such
@sssfsnent under .he provisions of or
sAaee No. Z'n3 approved April 18th 1859.
saieaaes by ordinance No. 33,sf. approV-
Nay Na. f%a ordinance Ne ave- APP
ssed May oh 1870. ana the City Charter
= aaw 70 Fogets has been certified tu me
~ ea'-eettcn AID taAt une~ws payment Of
/ - apsts ~ thereon contained ~ made
81 - dsys from the date % the iirsf
80 aUqG Il thts notice SGtn assessment
- peeotne delinquent and ssbaE bear lu-
~ NE rate OF 10 per cent. per an
10 Ia-it PAID. and e not paid before such
I~.s+tsiil snail hATH b-se1ue delinquent 4
eaA.H OF Ser cent shall be al led aad
T. SalnS delinquent shall be entered on
- ,aNRaa' t&S .oA for the e9srr%nt year
asAN each lot ana f1Frei at Delinquent
a sth the Interest collected - other
0s separate account being kept thereof.
- y re, paid w.thtu tAe tiinr dNed FER
-. a~sH IT. UF % C4tf axes. shah ~ col
lrss tAE~ VITA such aadtf hesssgl
1sss ara pe1.Altss-s as an, authorfxe.i "a
NsskeG ara coi.vVted on other dclsn-
- tNsS each t1t ~ gsarCei 81 siSiin~
- s'lal! 2" All Tor t14ts .suotGnt of s3lCh
With Inter- xts and costs al the
.sEs7F az fer- ssss -
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VAN CAMPS Pork aa4 Beans.
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NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE

Correspondents In all the principal cities
In the United States and Europe.
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amount OF susn assessment, with Interests
and costs q. fre time and IN tls manner
and ug TIE sxr1e authority az iz-s6x ard
lotz are sold for city taxes.
a r. rOOTE,
City Treasurer OF The CITY q Seattle.
Date OF frst publication. Seattle. WASH.
Jslae zist, 1853
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ottce u
ais VII
FcretAfY
fg.t to 4
-, Tor
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THE CITY OF Sc sT-TLE-Depsrtmen
OF Finance. Treasurer Olsler-<- gty
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-01-15

pain and the presence of more or
less nerve intensity and enjoy
ment in the mere fact of living.
All this implies abundantly
nourished organs and blood un-
hampered by diseased humors.
Paine's celery compound is es-
pecially valuable for recruiting
the strength and spent energies
of men and women advanced In
years. 1t is the one preparation
considered worthy the name of a
true nerve food and blood remedy
by physicians throughout the
country. 1t is prescribed by them
in every state in the Uniaptotone
up the system, regulate the nerves
and restore health and strength.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-01-15
German Last Night.

The Nine O'Clock German
Club gave a delightful german in
the handsome parlor of the Ocala
House last evening. Ten couples
participated and number of
lockers on were present who
seemed to enjoy themselves as
much as the dancers themselves.
w. w. Martin and Miss Lula
Gary led the march. Mr.. Martin
introduced several new and pretty
figures. The other participants
were: E. T. Helvenston, Miss
Loretta Bullock; E. L. Crossett,
Miss Lollie Haley; Capt. r. E.
Davidson, Miss Lavalette Martin:
Ben Rheinauer, Miss Mamie Ea,
gleton: w. w. Condor, Miss Eu
nice Williams; E. L. Mcintosh
Miss Cecil Cornell: j. G.. Nor
cross, Miss Effie Burnett; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Z. Bugbee and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Livingston.
Professor Pixies orchestra fur
nished splendid music.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-01-15
Popular Comedy Company.

Monday night at tho opera
house Starke & Tolson, the pop
ular comedy company, SO well
liked IN Ocala, will open another
weeks stand with a new set Of
plays, all bright, witty and full
of life. The company needs no
introduction here. All the peo-
pie want to know is VIII Ell they
appear, and hearty 81 Getting is
sure to follow. The pl ices are
the same as last time, 10 cents
for children, 20 cents for general
admission and 80 cents, for the
best reserved seats, and each OF
these II purchased before SIX
o'clock Monday will adm it a lady
free, with her escort. Secure
seats at IL. B. Masters.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-01-15
In Olden Times

People overlooked the lmpor-
tance Of permanently beneficial
effects and were satisfied with
transient action; but now that it
is generally known that Syrup of
Figs will permanently overcome
habitual constipation, well-in-
formed people will not buy other
laXatives, which act for a time,
but finally injure the system.
Buy the genuine. Manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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WILL WONDERS EVER CEASE !?
The Sad Man has Found Theological
Affinity

OF all the strange and myster-
ious things that have happened in
Ocala during the past three years,
nothing has shocked the public
more than the fact that the sad
editor has for time lost sight
of the silver issue and ceased his
Don Quixote charges on his wind
mill tax list long enough to extol
the various perfectionS Of man
hood and ChriStlike qualities of
a certain brother Of the cloth of
our municipality, with that super
latively rhetorical figurativeness
Of speech, which il nothing, if
not HarrisOnian, bat by it's su-
perabundance Of adjectives Dau-
seates, instead Of pleases. VIII
wonders never cease, for when
did this sad man editor ever be-
fore give positive and direct
endorsement and canOnjZation
of an ordained minister Of the
gospel, notably home dispenser
of ChriSt's teachings. A mo-
ment's thought reminds one that
the sad editor is always for the
"under dog in the fight. this is
his motto, and for that dog he
will battle, no matter if he knew
that that under dog was being
soundly trounccd for assump-
tive pernicious, unwarranted
and uncalled for meddlesomeneSs
to put it mildly. But in all
CandOr, the editor of the Star is
truly glad that Ocala's pessimis-
tic writer, whose mental reflec-
tiOn is SO powerful that it repro
duces his own image in every
thought, word and deed of his
daily life, and who is so impress
ed with his own mental superior
ity that frequently he has declared
for the delectation of his readers,
and as fit comparison, that he
too was like the man of sorrows
and griefs, etc. But for all this
pardOnable vanity, we rejoice
that this journalistic Ishmaelite
has at last found one ideal pre-
sentation Of the inspired word of
the OmnipOtent, with whom he
can fellowship and on whom his
encyclopaedia vocabulary runs
dry to say a kind sympathetic
word to magnify his typical
material perfections. Nothing
more fully denotes the approach
of the millennium; but how about
the other brethren of the cloth in
our midst; won't they feel slight
cd?