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The San Francisco call., 1898-09-17
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The San Francisco call., 1898-09-17
Read in next Sundays Call what

Read In next sundays Call what David Starr Jordan, Professor Joseph Le Conte, Father MacCorry, Dr. R. A. Mclean, Dr. Hemphill and Rabbi M. s. Levy have to say about Spiritism and the conclusions reached by Dr. Hodgson of the American Society of Psychical Research, after several years investigation.
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-17

Senator Foraker writes about the control and trade of our new colonies, in next Sundays Call.
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-17

Photographing Sound, the latest discovery of science, in next Sundays Call.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10

ing OF the pipe of peace and long talks.
Monday evening. Great Sachem
FRANK @. Scott and board of grand Off
GERS, Will make an official visitation TO
Wamsitta tribe at Red Mems Hall. cor
ner or Cranston and Winter streets.
and IL is expected that one OF the lar
gest attended visitations of the season
VIII be the result, because the hospital
lty OF this tribe is well known through
out the reservation. No session was
held Monday night as the tribe made a
fraternal visitation.
Monday evening Nokomis council. u.
OF f., elected officers for the coming
year. while Tuesday evening waneta
and Alfaretta councils performed the
same functions. At all three sessions
the attendance was good and the OFF,
GERS chosen, were eminently satisfac-
tory TO the members.
Moshassuck tribe of Woodlawn. held
a council fire at their wigwam Wednes-
day evening. that was well attended.
TWO committees made reports but the
the business was not of special ma
ture, and the fire came TO a close with
talks, while the warriors smoked.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10

next meeting, 1t being quarterly night.
Under good of the order, Protector
England spoke of the encouraging re-
port he had received from the Hon. Sec.
OF the increase in the various brigades
Of the city, and urging the comrades
or NO 3, 10 be up and doing. and en-
joining them to spend more Of their
time IN a social manner. Comrade AL
bert Harris of klondyke fame. gave a
very interesting account of his travels.
occupying the enwrapt attention of the
comrades Tor over an hour He also
exhibited specimens Of the gold he had
Drought back with him. A rising vote
or thanks was extended him. The COM
fsde Ieelingly expressed his apprecia-
tioh or the coincidence rendered him bv
lhe brigade in his recent afliction. p
e. Julius Dowler of No. ! was present
lhe brigade duly closed at 1920.
The Hon. Pro-. a. r. England and
don. Secy.. I'D. Truelove. Journeyed 10
i,rls@ol thursday to attend No Z, they
met with cordial reception. q very
pleasant evening being spent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
ODD FELLOWS.

Ihe attendance at Crescent Lodge
Tuesday evening was an exceptionally
large one, and much interest was mani
rested in the election of officers for the
coming year.
The selections as a rule were very
satisfactory, and resulted as follows:
Noble Grand, Frederic w. Beckwith;
wee grand. Andrew McQuiston: record
Ing secretary, Harry c. Miles. l.. @ !.
financial secretary. Spencer B. Hon
kins, 4. e.; treasurer Erastus OMy-
TICK \. "a; trustees LIST. Edwin ID. Al
len, =. g.; 2d. Harry :. Miles. II. g.:
Oh, Nil'iam j. Huntington =. O.: hall
committee, II. ). Lawson. The install
lation viii occur Tuesday evening. Jan
uary Cd
tuesday evening last. Manufacturers
l'dse held short session at their han
on Plainteld street in the annexed dis
trict, that was largely attended nv the
members. After the disposal of the ree-
uiar routine business. they proceeded
TO eject officers FOR the coming wear
ana the selections resulted as follows.
Noble grand. Nathan NJ Wright: vice
grand Edward G.. MILFORD. recording
secretary, Harry Il. Kenyon. treasurer
JOSEPH Cough, +. c.. trustees. A. w.
smith T. g.; G. s. CARPENTER. =. q
and Thomas Walch: hall committee
George +. A. Beane, +. G..
After the election. which was mot
win the entire satisfaction OF the
members in general, had been complet
tu' all sat down to an excellent COLA
tlon, that was served by caterers How
lahd & MatheWson, and which was thor
oughly enjoyed and was followed by |
cigars.
The inltiatory degree. was worked |
upon three candidates and one aspli- !
cation Tor membership was received /
ihe annual election OF officers was had /
with the following result: Noble grand !
:. j. Grassland; vice grand, ]. Hare
towell BurdiCk: recording secretary
fremont Nye; financial secretary. w
Eldred; treasurer. Charles stafford.
rustees. LIST. j. +. Sealey 2d. John Il.
Nc ckenzie; 3D.. DIR. S. l.. Salisbury. Jr
The lodge came To close after max
ng ARRANGEMENTS for attending the III
leral or the late Councilman J. Al
tathbun. who was u member OF the
odge ana very much esteemed.
Thursday evening. Grand Patriarch
fish aud board Of grand officers made
n official visitation 90 Fraternity en-
amnment OF East Providence and n
host enjoyable occasion u proved To be
. every sense. \ collation. and brief
ddressea consuming the major portion
{ the time.
Mt Vernon lodge worked the second
egree. reinstated one member and
ranted two visiting cards az its last
lee ting There was large attendance
line being present who have been alb
az club opens Dec. ~ sahdcontinues
srrN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
]. |. Golf Co.'S Calendars.

The Isaac L. Goff CO.. is out with
some very attractive calendars for 1899.
The designs We're carefully selected.
and the calendars arc indeed, very
tasty affairs. One bears as a head .
piece a handsome engraving Of a curly
headed boy win one arm thrown about
the neck Of a handsome st. Bernard--a
blue iibbon study by Erdnsnn. The
other is IN design, an open fan con-
tanning seven leaves. Upon each leaf
is the child Of each day of the week
The whole Is toned jn pink and baby
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
FORESTERS.

Court Roger Williams in X. of O.
hail, Cathedral square. Wednesday eve.
hlhg' had big attendance and the
goat proved himself equal to the oc-
casion i'm displaying to the best of his
ability, the beauties Of the forest. to
TWO candidates who appeared to appre-
clate their reception in every sense.
The degree team was present and ;ts
work was of the usual high standard.
The session was brought to a close by
an hour of sociabnity.
providence Sanctuary Shepherds Of
America, Thursday evening. held their
hrst meeting in their new quarters in
Arnold Post Hall on Westminstar
street and the evening was n most ON
toyable one i'm every way. Tbera ,vora
HiaIly VISITORS present and many com
pilmentary remarks upon the prospe,-
lty OF the sanctuary were made Ar tho
'ohcluSloh or the business session those
present were regaled with chowder
ana an interesting entertainment.
According To the usual laudable cus-
tom OF Court Star. the widows and ~
phans of deceased members or tho
court who are in need. Will be Supplied
win Christmas dinner OF ample pro-
portions FOR their family. and the ar
rangements for such supplying. Is nov,
Delng carried on by treasurer @. T,ovett
court Thomas a. Doyle. will hold a
meeeting at it's hall in Oneyville Mon
day evening that is expected 20 be n
hlghly interesting one. as important
business IL TO come mp for considera-
tion.
Tuesday evening last Court Thomas
w. Dorr I'm IL. of e. hall. celebrated I'm
Tlght royal manner its eighth annual
pail. The hall was decorated I'm an ar I
ustic manner and the entire affair re- I
hected credit upon the excellent com \
rnittee who had charge OF the details /
ana which was headed by Brother I
James j. Doonan. There was about "a /
couples present and music was fur
nished Tor % dance numbers, by
Nearns Orchestra.
n concert and ball that was enjoyed
20 It's fullest extent was held by Cont
Hope In its hall last evening. The at
endance was very good.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
ORDER OF ALFREDIANS.

Brigade No. 2, held their regular
meeting, the Hon. Commander, S. W.
| Barlow in the chair. The sick commit
tee reported comrade Isherwood i'm
proving. Comrade Bray as having re-
turned TO his occupation. The further
nomination of officers occurred. The
tea party committee reported progress
Two applications for membership were
received and referred. The Brigade
then Informally adjourned to partake
Of a collation. OF hot coffee, doughnuts
ana cheese. For the good of the order
remarks were made by several of the
comrades after which adjournment was
made.
Brigade No. | held a well attended
meeting Thursday in Arnold post hall
the Hon. Com. Heuthorn presiding.
The Hon. Com. Joseph w. Leacey. N
NO. >, was present. also Vice Com
buckley and Comrade VIM. Hammond
or the same brigade. Two candidates.
Messrs r. T.. Freeman and Cooper
were duly Initiated. During recess the
comrades adjourned TO the ante room
and enjoyed light refreshments the
committee had prepared. At late
hour. the Right Hon. Protector and the
hon Secretary, stopped i'm for few
minutes after their return from visit
ing No z. Bristol. An enjoyable meet
ing was then duly closed.
The banquet committee will meet at
= O'Clock Sunday afternoon az =. II. "
=, Albert Roberts residence. Raza 81.
Applications for tickets should De made
AT once To the committed
brigade No .. held their sen1I-montb- !
~ meeting Friday at Freedom baN
the Hon. Com. j. w Leacey presiding
over the usual large gathering Of com.
rades. Fro tenn appointment was made |
lor treasurer. he being late occupied M
ms business. Communications were |
received and bills ordered maid orc
lppucation was referred and three can-
iidates were duly initiated into tba |
rider Three more will he initiated o, /
ne next meeting. p G. Ciuiec vos
ieputed 10 make past commanders
eWel. Tor the retiring commando
nominations ~ officers were induIpod
n. much rivalry being evinced. four ~.
I've comrades being nominated for each
'osition. Election viii take place "a,
ne next meeting and every corn~ado |
: particularly requested 20 he prosent
1uch depends on having the h-sf mon
lected 20 The various positions. The
ournment. ~"
Brigade No. 2 met IN their hau Mon
nv evening tho Hon Com Rowland
.lford presiding. Pro tenn appointment
as made for the chaplain's oosition
ick committee presented n clear hin
ommittee on presentation rerorfed
rorress. II WIS voted that Recor,iay.
ngland he committee TO sacnre y q
wei for the retiring Hon cori,mander
omlnation or officers was Laid over to |
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
EM0RIAH'S LEAGUE.

Providence lodge. No. I. Order OF
Emorlans. held its FIRST business session
at the Emery house, on Wednesday
evening. Dec. I.
About p were present. and eight
names were proposed for membership
A musical entertainment was given.
and at the close a COLLATION. was served
py Brother Leach, who is the founder
or the order. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed, the only drawback was the fact
that me president. Dr. Johnson. was
'ahrd away before tho close OF tho.
meeting.
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Orders & < = =. :
& e and Societies

and upon their arrival in Attleboro.
We're escorted TO the hail. where "A
knlghtly welcome was given them.
The castle nall had been prettily dec
GRATED and substantial feast was SER
we'd which was partaken OF with great
| relish
There were six past grand chancel-
! lors present as follows: A. Il. Carpen-
| ter. George G. Gates. Walter A. Scott
| William "A. Wilson.F. NJ. Goff and
Aaron Bennett. of the Massachusetts
| domain, and they made brief remarks
| Grand Chancellor Phillips and a num-
| Der OF other prominent members were
/ also present and delivered addresses
The official visitations for the coming
: week Will occur as follows: Tuesday
! evening. Garfield Lodge. Wednesday
| evening. Lafayette Lodge. The latter
lodge Will have many in the rank of
esquire, two pages being expected to
put in an appearance.
The members of Ivanhoe Lodge ex-
tend an invitation to all members, past
and present to attend the 10th anniver-
sary or this institution next Thursday
evening.
The meeting Of st. Elmo Lodsenext
Wednesday evening viii be one OF
great interest and there will be work
upon seven candidates
crential Lodge worked the rank of
page upon candidates, Thursday eve
nlng. The attendance was a large one
There was no session Of IVanhoe
Lodge Thursday night. the greater part
OF the regular attendants being present |
at the fraternal visitation 90 Sumner
Lodge OF Attleboro.
America Lodge met Tuesday night /
with the usual lively attendance. and I
the rank of knight was bestowed upon
three Esquires.
The Appellate court decided Wednes-
day in an lntcrpleader case i'm which
two factions OF Narragansett Lodge.
were interested. that the River pointers
having been recognized by grand lodge
OF the order i'm the state were entitled
TO the money I'm the bank previous to
the split. The Phenix faction as IL AZ
called. claimed its case had not been
properly passed upon by the grand lodge
but the court said IL could only inter-
fere where individual rights of mem
)ers were involved. Il. II. Quinn. who
has been counsel for the RiVer-pointers |
since the prolonged litigation began.
was instructed to draw up a decree I'm |
accordance with the decision OF tho |
'ourt Albert II. Greene. intimated that
proceedings would be insti- |
uted TO compel the SUCCESSFUL litigants
o restore the men from phenix 10 suu
itanding i'm the lodge.
Grand Chancellor Frederick T. Phil
ips, and board OF grand officers. male
IN Official visitation 90 Abraham lin
'oln Lodges az Manton "Wednesday
Vening. There was some 40 visitors
resent all told. and a chicken cbowaer
vas served. after which a season of
ollity followed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
ALFRE0IiN LADIES.

Auxiliary No. I met Tuesday. In
Freedom hall. Sister Worth presiding.
Pro tenn appointment were made. after
which routine business was transacted.
The r.. II. Protector England was pres
ent and, under good OF the order. made
some very interesting remarks. IN was
oecioed 20 invite the Connaliy Of No. 9
ana the supreme officers 20 the installa-
tlon of officers. which takes place Tan
=. 1879. An interesting meeting wag
then Closcl.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
RED MEN.

There was the usual large attend
ance at tis council fire OF King Phllip
tribe, held Monday evening and the
number was supplemented by many
visitors from other tribes in the reser-
walton.
After the disposal OF the regular bus
iness. one paleface was initiated IN the
adoption degree. which was worked
with the utmost smoothness and pre-
cision. This was followed by the smok-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

One OF the most suce4eeul-fraterna
visitations, Of the season. took place
Thursday evening last. when Elmwood.
Garfield Washington and America
lodges of this city. visited Sumner
lodge OF Attleboro. The party which
numbered about $50 persons. were con-
veycd from this city i'm a srecisI car.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
l.. ID. NEWELL & SON.
Corner Westminster and Eddy Streets

blue and enwreathed with forget. me-
nots They received a very welcome
greeting from widely and most fay
oraoly known Providence iirm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
LOOK

! aH around at goods and prices in
Honsefnrnishings, then come here
ana see how thoroughly we can
please you with stylish, up to- date
furniture and at the same time
save yon one-half of the pur.
chase price.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR DEPT.
HALF PRICE SALE.

Ladies' heavy black Cotton
Hose, ribbed top, double soles
and high spliced heels. Just
half-price, per palr.......
Children's heavy black ribbed
Cotton Hose. actual price per
pair. 25c., just half-price. now,
per par ....................
Gents camel hair and natural
Cashmere Socks. sold every
where at, per pair. 25c., just 4
half-price now. per pair. ....
Children's Jersey Vests and
Pants. slightly imperfect. ac-
tual value per pair. 37isc.,
Just half-price. per palr.......
Ladies' Union Suits in cotton
and fleece lined. while they
iaSl s.s.... .................. Z
Best French Hair Cloth. "a
inches wide, regular price SEC. :
per yard ............... 4
Best Lining Cambrics, per yard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10

think ofbuying a Range until you
have examined the merits of the
World Renowned Model Grand.
the acknowledged leader, made i'm
providence, and being sold at
bankrupt prices at this closing
out sale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
Half-PriCe Sale
- AT THE =
PARIS House
MiLlIN ERY

Al halt price. All this seasons goods.
MUST be closed out. 100 Trimmed
Hats, all new styles. Must be sold at
half price or less. 80
75c. ana siOo, at..,..."..... "e'e Ooo' lOC
from 75c. and sl.oo to. to..'.'.... marked 25C
1000 finest quality Felts and
s2,25, now at. .'...... were 'i.oo TO 75c
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
RUBBER half PRICE SALE.

fro Regular price 35c.--Children's
Eu, storm or Croquet Rubbers. n. /.
A00 Meyer and Bay State makes.
Sizes To 10ia.
15C S $Sse ,l s1;;s' saF Slate apG G'Ss"i: S
Ono Worth f0c.--Misses' Storm Rub
NM bers, Bristol make, com. toe.
HNO Sizes IL 10 ,.
on Worth 40c.-Women's Croouet
MN, Rubbers. g. =. toes. Bay State
SNo make. Sizes ~ TO ..
0E n Worth 50c.--Women's Storm
MH kubbers and Plain Croauet:
your choice; all sizes, 2i5 to 3.
AOo Regular price soc. - Women's
4Nt, Goodyear Glove Storm Rubbers
ASo all toes; all sizes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
WALKING HATS HALF PRICE

20 dozen finest quality Walking
Hats, silk trimmed uuilIs.
etc. were $1.50 to S2.25, now 20
marked at ............... voc
90 dozen Walking Hats and Sail
ors, were S1.00 and $125. half m
price ...................... ~
90 dozen Walking Hats. Sailors
75c,. noW4..'.....'..i'. evrs' Were 'oe' and 25c
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
SMALL WARES
At HALF PRICE.

Black Velveteen Binding. all
ways sold at sc. yard. half IL
price, yard ..,.........a... 40
Bon Ton Dress Stays. you pay
lOc. dozen for them every =
where. half price. dozen. n.. DC
i ounce Waste Silk, Black and
Colors, the regular price is l0c.. =
price ................. CC
box cakes Fancy Toilet Soap.
the regular price Is 20c box. -
half-price, box. ox.......... IUC
Best quality Crochet silk. al
sale, spool IS,S a. INSTRUMENTATION. -'o' spool ior TINS l0c
OUR GRAND SPECIAL IN PURSES
We have them I'm black. brown,
green and red. all leather
lined with inside pocket, the
value is % to soc. each. for 10
this sale " IyC
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

scIENcE.-I look for nothing but good
frsrl science II science has gained an APP
parent victory over religion. II has become
more spiritual. and II religion has gained an
art aren't Victory over science. /; has become
mere rational. REV. w. J. Tucker, Congre-
gatonaist. Hanover. y. II.
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uNsELFIsIiNEss.---I is vain TO tell any
one 10 be- unseInsh without giving him the
power TO be unsellsh. II is Inockery to advise
any mar to be cheerful without giyng him the
lives a God-centered life, the pian who has
faith in God. who believes that all God does
Is done for the best: that all Gods ways with
men are right, whether men understand them
not II is only that man who can look out
upon life with smile.-Res. DR.. Fishbnrn,
Presbyterian, Columbus, Ohio.
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thing In his power 10 indemnify those perils
and minimize them as much IS possible =
REV H. r. Atwood, Presbyterian, Chicago
Ill
SHORT BEDS.--Men make their own beds
and weave their own coverings. leaving Goa
and his Christ out. only to find in times OF
great crises that one is too short ana the
other too narrow for their protection ana
eomfort.-Rev. T. J. Deak Methodist, Pitts
burg. Pa.
TRUTH ETERNAL.-Truth Is eternal. II
EXISTS only in the MUD. as the mind is It's
soia habitat Therefore eternal truth de
uands an eternal mind. a supreme tnteih-
genre as it's basis, This supreme intellleenoe
is God God Is truth aud truth Is God --heV'
Father Mackey. Catholic. Cincinnati, ONO.
Observation-Disclosures has served notice
on mo whole world that there Is no mere
Mao for barbarities under the suise OF war.
what the powers OF Europe would not 40 IN
the case of the ArInenians. what Greece trieu
10 d. for Crete, America has unaertaheh i"i
cuia --Rey. +. D. Boyard' Aethoa'S'' Aia-
fne6s. Cal.
REGENERATIoN.--As under the living ere
alive energies OF plant life the. soil Is trans
mi.ted into luscious fruit so in the history
~ mans doings upon earth low desires anu
~ hase deeds have been turned TO noble uses
The present conflict may be the means OF re
,-.srars,lnr not nnly Cuba but Spain herself
nov A. Bilkoysky, Uniyersalist' Baltiihofe'
Md
AxociTfoN. are some men WIZ
~. n invincjble rspugnance to any regular
ane,,;nr They hope by stmc lucky stfokc
! ~ make their fortune without ffeaoy afph-
| ns,,an Ten TO one this man VIII beeolns
criminal. The statistics OF peniteni'af'ea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
OF SERMONS.

(ans rs. Is a summary OF the princlpa.
n Ana 1ceauy delivered in the United
priss,s "naaa by the leading clergy
p,ossls. prelates, religious teacrers
insts.as OF the Christian faith. In
,nd shs the text has been carefully
sad assE sNY Observation-Disclosures
asenly sslnsh man you have discovered
Redlst ~. aflstocrat.-R Frank Crane,
srent q, MOVEMENT.-The forward
heart humanity must spring from y
ansn paha clean hand. REV. w. S.
Hebrew. Denver, Colo.
s ss1soiEi OF FAITH.-wba,ever Is hes,
by "a man will be brought 10 the
tslllsnA e Courage OF faith.-Rey. G. II.
baptist, Pittsburg, Pa.
IA es,s Gop'S METHoDs.-when moral
reyolu,i.ao De a virtue. God has always
Methodist, Camden n i.
Pas a jbs a Abraham Lincoln grew
tloh Of ms Deeane great, so does any man
\ cut IN 70 be separated from God IS
saA Conc, from greatness, Rev. Henry
'sauonaiist. Kansas City, Mo.
Il al READ THE BIBLE.-Read the
rhs p p;ns handbook of morals ana
"'pie Is the gospel Of woman