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Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
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Itripcr set er mia en- lamb 1LGoe at G%ubefale 3r
Vuooil Nisrd til ale. lon ltoer al Eso beo. Iea
bappe pqrct aloeles ogu focn ieg par 'to II. % ben be
remtefe SrelGee | aig6eHhdpn e~rtlRreoe mia ubei'
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bcIbreoepe for ielp be ipGreite Gilirloe al GgpbeO
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ppbsrer itrar. De bnrOe life ppiGtte meO at ienot
futO gelfripelis al 9eres 5iliRtce I'll 9uouil @srd,
Or etlinif, 1909 geringtou AUe re port.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
SOgsn5 lutbole / aapitler:
Eprite Del.
Salooueus Sn0iIgoeiis yaa De fire Gam.
iunosf9lter: Slemmeet. Sioleu. air.
fen pa Staten.

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iunoshglter: SIemmeet. Stoleu, Sir.
fen oa SiateH.
8rRrlslosu t4rolosj.
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grautEr.
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yreOic aapuel. 3srHbane og zFiiis5a#s.
Tieroe 2ap,teL CT Beisg paa Saloousu.
Jcmte Rapitel. Stoerne foraHorsr ii9.
zIetig 9apiIgL-GH beieaHenoe Ses.
zuueuoe Rapiiel .-gaa 1toien.
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bruo!~
RieBoe aa0ttsl .-Rp SaIoou.
IigHDe aapItei.-5arefa,o @aloonplansr.
GlcUle RaplteL. -BaapDeu Eortabe0.
JolUie Qdpiiei. -Re0ao Battle.
Iretteube 9apiteL-VlrEsH lIosr.
TIorieabe Ra9ttel.- 5ra gait iii pRrrs.
Jtmteuoe 9apttsI.- lDbbsit 50rbrpoeIie.
ztrttHoe aaptiei 9iaaiet.
anosn 2eL
aampsu menem GoIoonsu OF afbolosIaseu.
Siuouuger Tor GagcH3 SremaaHa bsa0e
ia atTten % ia tortlDHte
af50iosiolt.
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auoel Rapi.eL. Nadoebolosio reHirssu
8Rgtsren.
Irsole Sapttsl .-BsrnsHe itaar Tor fSalo.
Gieroe 6apltel -"8D 8rRttu."
TeuIls RaptfeL. -Sptteuos Nai.5et.
SIeie aaVteL-TiloagefaIo.
5Breuos SapitsL-SiorIaoet.
Eitenoe RapttgL- BRffsilea.
y eR0e 2agitsL.- ~ rohibitioH o. SRon.
zIsuOs anyttel.- 43,tatton oa 8alaiamo.
Gaeute Rapftei -Gotdi Option ! Brars 8.
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tibitl0u
b. AnundSen, DEBORAH, la.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
SDr Wcoiein.

Nliteus GrtrotrRn bar gaaet paa
Serutauen i aaHi0s, i'r'Oer "aanNa'
Gitp S%uurnal; men N(oae I'll Oct. lOnl
Der iortaQes ON ira Sort Scott, bar
euouu ,noeu tcrt ben ipr. Oct GIT paa
"Satp"sSanen ira Garipns til Nipple
ton 9th, Nip.. os beiioo al ell Sosn
GA ct 2otpmptip. Haa ct al S9oerue
i Soaneu tptleoe nnOer Ell Srateman's
a%aruaaaue Slne Ell liceu 6lalte. O9 bet
uar for at bente benne State, at @rtras
tranet par ienbt no. Oct beosr. at EN-
9oftur i Gppl,lpn Gitp hapoe bruttet
iii Ben, "a ct Munoilemme paaInl9te.
Gn pis yieolciu bebppeOes, og ben par
life at iaa paa uermere Solo eno |
8arIuns, iom lisser 100 Ntil borte,
% ct Grtratran maatte ba aIsaaroe.
Get Ifpnote fig al ale ar9Iter og gil
uuer en- Wtil / Wiuutet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
Sagu ira Snooal.
Cai. 8. 81

Raur man reiier fra SauOluno op til luos
ool % tomrer paa Ransoalstleutr, Ter man
mob NOrO en- fesIeiornis Gielotop rage iusis
ret. llO fra 6iclotppptn saor ire aasrpgs
ger / girttl. Huber oenue 6iclotop % ins
oeilsmt msl,m to aasrpggtr ltgger Sootos
gaarosn lunt MOB WiOOagsiolen. I'm ben
6islOtop leoer irlstnoe Sagn,
Cor longc LANCE Sioer iiotn lsU:oc Der en-
Sloaieruingsmano Der bso 0at;pct, og inn
for en- eltr unoen llaisrnih9 babe to9st nm
5ilhuSt til osnnc 6iclOtop for al OocrItu'
gD9Osn og fire fig mob CucriuIo. Gan rar
Smto al Qroiesion. Sans Arbsioe bier
ia ,nouu ptO uOsle 3ernb.ila9 pua Staburss
osrc; De er mtgtt tuuitis forarbtiosos. Gamls
Rolf minoss Wursu AT Su,ioepGg8sn, men
uu cr ben ispnet meo Soroen. Sneoisllas
bier fg ben Sag ioue iaa bet rSanbipnlt9DcO
for, OF Sagnst bar life iaa ltoet Sanot | ng.
Sagnet iOrtrner pioers, at Der Itutot pare
Here iuaoanne 9cbcere paa no9le 6lelotoppt,
ncmli9 Siutctnut, Wtiuie, Garo &araas.
"a oen isrftc airic blep bpg9ct Der | Gus
len, o. alpticrne bt9DuOte at riugc, blep Dc
iaa barms, at be to9 botr I'm Ston % las
itspe for at tuuit airfsn, men De trat ben lite.
S,atepct eopotoas naaeot lite lGu9sre eno
paa gmustisict, Smut / Dtintc raj lite lrn'
osre tnO paa Pstnbaqen, Gurc Sanaas' ote'
iolpt nso uosnfur Rirtsosrsr. Stenene ian
ices ben 7ag ioag og cr al inaoan Stsrrelle'
at IutiOsns 1olt tnapt Ortcr at OClte bosr
az NrYt
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
SRA Snmoer Sogn. Minsc=
rife.
Sen Al Sauuar 1898.
~NN fVN WITHIN IDIU'
Sula sit,
% iaa ri tit
S9ien bet gamle 8angt.

NN 49,
Sula sit,
og iao ri iii
Ssien bet gamlc @angt.
: 6ielObDgoerue bertillunOs ieireS tilpcls
Sulen enonu paa 9anmel @is, bporimoo paa
Gitlanoets Slctbpgosr % NGrbeocn al be
itsrrc @Dsr be 1tite al Dc eaml, 9ulcfitfc
er guact al Diooc, Wttn operalt or oer-te
GRIP % @lGOc / aAes 0itrtcr, nuar Sulencs
get or reiit, og &irtctlottcrnt finer % for
tpnocr, al III ct 9uleu iOmmtu. Suleniten
er ~&irmm'nes Set; omtring Subtract meO be
ltinnenoe Sns iamlSs 9srn % Borne, llugc
og 8amls / ben irlss 8lroe, / De iUlts Mius
Der. Ser / Sogueoalen bar Der tsr / Chen
prret lanot mere Seltabtligbep os lau9t
mere Spgoe tro MI. J mine urse 0age par
bet ioa, at pau SulcaitcH % lite Sulcoa8 bolct
fplt fig bismme, % Sultuuoagt boIotts
eiemmcuc ioroetmcite oo,ralt 0us % spite,
Com anuerbDgo If ri iDrit 2otu 5uIeoag
8uosticntftt i &irteu 6aaltoes er bet ogian
mn, % fra ben So9 bcaprOte Ogiaa Ssltabcs
liobeoen, iSet Der bCr i Girttbp9Oeu par Sulss
islfab paa bncr @aaro, bpiltet gil alag /
Slao oierne meo en- cltr ct BAR Cages Utels
l,mrum msllem burt % man moreoe Ii8 Soot
baaoe 8amle % Hinge, iiUr bisic 'ioite, iom
oauitoc NOT Ioa IDitigt cittr io,lg! Sptltmanos
ftle. gtpGrminstu bar GOD, rocn at Der DOG
pnr roaeu Socroaooiobtp al fine % lGtrt Sas
otr / Nab % Erittc. Nu omitunotr cr bet
mauoeitcos iaa, at 9rrtitubet iitc pso, boors
leors be fal iaa Oct t~oitburt % iorntmt not,
liotlom bet Nslc gaur mere itipt % iornclt
til, uaur Der ltiliebeospis fan crre ct Sels
nab, builtct gaar mtget iitloen paa.
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ar. Monrao ira RrDOsbsrr,o - her Suro.r
airtc, % 2oeu SuleOug S,r. Qropt 6CrOcn.
gcaQt oisie Gage par Der mango 6olt / Rirs
Ten ben enc @arg, ioroi bet bar en- M
Qrtit % Den auosn Gang, iorot bet bar Sui;
tbi pa itrsrmer sitrns mango 6olt til Strte.
ri bar / ben ioite @alposl at December
bopt peooarenoe Giiloe paritrtnoe ira l3 op III
% 0raOsr Neaumur; men 3ultisret bar pGs
ret nppcrlio bcrcppc, bUorimpO Der / o0 ont
,rirg SBucios sr bare Soltt. Yet er Stf
bcr / gpoocn, at Gcltent / "RumbcIStn" life
taotr ctt tau itrenSt msO Grbtioc, lom fSr't
for aloor ~btannotr ipicn opcr Nptnur, laa at
MI bar nj Deg Strjtiicrtcn % Saorelcttn.
Srttttnpsoagcu % 3Docnceoo8sn CT Oct tors
lcuoit forbi mco iom 6rlScbetraatet.
Seo pil btOe Dc al "Seccrab '9oitcn"s Greoc
aborusntsr, iom lGicr mine Sorrelponoanter,
ON at iglsc mig en- liOcn Sptptur Oper til
Nabpbpoosn GrDosbsrreO. Naur man her ira
4paoen iarsr oOer Strccn o9 tomn'tr neo Sat'
frnc peo 0ummtrmOn, itsOer man paa @dor'
ben SlspiOclr, iom liggcr Taa pnol9 os lnnt
p,p Grsocrcu Gioro. Ser lcpeoe ben isrt'
Gel at bette aarbunortoe en- mrrtells Son'
ormuuo Gle 2rporien SItptgen, en- Utano,
iom 49, oltnc Uto 5cIpiuOium uoen noget an'
BEN StolcupOduutlie cub ben, bon Ut paa Den
3ips cm0angsfolt % Ell Smule hnoerOlS'
nina al Qroottu Nogotn baboc ortott
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
RiOosl til at ttaneie eisomins.
1lrnInltninp uf IlrIk.

ya :. SOo Sn9e Tor 5leit er oenue: 5il ct 0umbreoe Gnno
b. s,'Q"'' -ttrte caer Soser. toseS 8 @uno al brnnt
ss ,H' N'rttl iGtteS iao meaet Sanb, OF eoeen toms
!, NJ, 'o 0oer 6leitsitptterue. GiSie pattsS III tGt ian'
am S~'uebalje, en- 2Onne eaer ct auoet rent 9rG'
\ "NR''H9er" al sooe Sonber cr uOmartcOe, 90 eu'
~" aY,' '0r. Dan tan oaiaa blanOe ealtst, salpetrct
Ft SOO' 'on'rneH o9 iaa snioe Oermeo ben i~nopenoige
b 'I''' men oa moa bpert Stptte ~iuoaniOss bper
EdI.' '' 'R9aeS oeIs oueupaa bet oubet, bells peo S'
knar, s"'tl wo,tl oct Sele bar iaaet i'm Nuoel al De
hssa S''''' % elsie sr iruttet mo. 2ette ~tcriaIteoe' 5leit
Eas ,, .,S' . U3er; oct iom bar lissct cage. efter 6
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
416

F.'8H &'oor toocS iaa meo Iiot frhf Mielt Miel %
~'""N0' % bette ierueres parmt ueo riitet Sr0o. Snler'
'" mar g'oe i9. Gette Raao er sipst al en- e~nropFtNt
"a Here @on8e bar brust BET i'm RruriS, % altto
? 9" Sutnina.
Wibcsl til at itaneie eisonins.
~ osNaoI0elier, Der meoferer Slsoning, ber'fer Der |
~~'''S9eO 6orotrrine; man peO life, bpao man ital sribe
"'',g l%oooonne Smitenoisbeoer bgr man benptte ig at
~'' "'0oeI: TN Del Bat opppes rieti9 parmt Sano
S"S V"o oct toareoe Steo. 8trtsiugen er aloeles oper'
pm, vs. S''0 oeo Seiabiselicr at gulsaarer Rambler Slsc'
N, Gal oIene, euer Bat, opppet tolbt @ano, biGlper
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04

qpaotuapuct 5ucoal ct ianoiDnli9ots toms
met ocraf, at ben isrite Mano, iom bOlatts
io her i ggpocn % rpOosce ben tsrtte 8aaro
bep CUB "a bar tommsn fra 0aroan8sr.
Qaa ben @uaro cr MI en- Gscr, iom bsosr
5ubbaroafcr. fsrit bar muli9ens SpSosi
heb 4lubOul," isuers forpunlfet til 5uooal'
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04

TN troiat e%sOiagtr. eartrtu: "5sH5, fan
Oh HrUns MIC Ct auOtt 1Br foruptH ouuOs1,
d. sr WisuHsfsts ~irofaitt &toiager!s
5tas tier.
SGrcrtu: Ran Oh Rrjitian!a
R~riitian rsiitr ma "a ~iportr; asopp.n!'
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04

SumIilayH ScgsusRHeH." ion lea mooiol
Tor lqHaere Lt6 iiceI. e. req oe~liprnstet me0
ale Ielg. buorior lea aHbeiaier ben til
gnhurr iom agltr at ,iFbe en- SnmaftiHe.
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mcr. Hrooas MLHg
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usH' goo Stauo. ps ., liter Den goof. Zen
aaar lei, orbelosr gooi % iuarsr goot III 1T
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a osm. 5ra3t IS Gents rie Z. copoe,
&uibiora. Riun
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
CATARRH INHALER trit.

VtT SCIENTIFIC CATARRU INIIAtER q Ben pnt1t. 5bhtpa
amplsat ua Hlua otteaua "a sHesatet Of gvsr ir eslbreoCte a' Ga
yarrb 5ottrltfr "a mutG 0tuett, Htlma Brouhittt, JHfuet3a
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Idao 8reos Or }osaad ata br iltfmb $500: u Eritc oa lem
nu tt58ac Eeu0 ttr BEN Hrat aorffrs
/. Z. stssrs shruical SO. Cincinnati. e.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
alnerifanife Saloon1
Of -. II. Sois,
grtsienstalelIsr:

Sole rproa. aoi stosr, gris a5c por'Oirit
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-07
COLLISION ON LAKE ERIE.
Steamer State of New York Damaged
and 200 Passengers Frightened.

CLEVELAND, o., July GA collision oc-
Cured in the lake three miles from the
mouth of the river shortly after l o'clock
this morning. AS result the passenger
steamer State of New York is badly dam
aged, almost all the upper work on the port
side having been swept away by the PROV
of the whaleback, Henry Cort, bound in.
The State of New York left her mornings
shortly after midnight, two hours later than
her scheduled time. She was bound for To-
ledo and carried about 200 passengers. The
big whaleback steamer Henry Cort was due
to arrive with tow and, expecting her
hourly. the tug L. p. Smith left the mouth
of the river following close after the State
of New York When about three miles off
shore Captain Ed Dalk, of the tug, heard
a deafening crash. He at once proceeded
to the steamer, finding her BADLY disabled,
and taking aboard a large number of pas
sengers, with whom he returned to the har-
bor The whaleback had struck the passen-
ger boat near the paddle box, which was
demolished, and then swept away the upper
works for some distance aft. There was a
wild rush of passengers in all stages of I'M
dress to the deck. Officers and crew how
ever, acted with the greatest coolness and
although all the passengers were greatly
excited, order was soon restored and the
treasured passengers returned to their state
rooms to dress and collect their baggage.
number of passengers were taken aboard
the whaleback. 1t is remarkable fact that
no one was injured in the slightest, although
a group of twenty persons were conversing
on the deck near the railing that was de-
molished. Soon after the collision the big
passenger steamer began to list badly.
showing the seriousness of the disaster. Two
tugs were sent to. the rescue of the boat,
and she was towed into the river.
The cause of the collision has not yet been
determined. The Henry Cort belongs to the
Rockefeller feet. She is said TO have been
damaged. The State of New York is owned
by the Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Com
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-07

officer of the 159th Indiana Regiment
Given Thirty Days Confinement.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CAMP ALGER, Va, July 6-The SEN
tence of general court-martial in the case
of Lieut.. D. r. Gebhart, adjutant of the
misunderstanding Indiana regi-
ment, was promulgated to-day. He was
found guilty and sentenced to thirty days
confinement to quarters without rank or
pay. An effort has been made to have Gen.
Davis, who must pass on the case mitigate
the sentence on account of its severity. 1t
is noticeably out of proportion with the
finding in case against Lieutenant Ames,
of the Seventh Illinois, who was absent
from camp for five days without permission.
He was given reprimand.
DR.. T. G. Stunkard and the hospital corps
of this brigade received orders to prepare to
move at o'clock this morning. This order
was received last night. The wagons were
in place this morning ready to load when
the order came to remain in camp. Joshua
Crandall, of Terre Haute, member of Com
pany d, has been appointed a clerk for
Ben +. Havens, the newly appointed as
sistant paymaster in the army from In
diana
There have been few such Fourth of July
celebrations as occurred in Camp Alger. 1t
began in the morning with the informal
oand concert and parades, and wound up
at night with fireworks which drizzling
rain did not check. 1t was discontinued re-
luctantly at taps by the men of the One
hundred-and-hfty- ninth: Many OF the reg1-
ments had arranged elaborate fireworks dis
plays which were hardly finished when the
hour for quiet in camp came.
AT daybreak yesterday morning the bugles
sounded assembly in the camps of the
Eighth Ohio and Sixth Massachusetts. The
widest cheering broke out at once, and in
a steady rain the men began to pack up
for departure for the front. Every other
regiment in camp was envious of those who
We're fortunate enough to CO.
The wives Of officers still continue to ar
rive. Mrs. Sam M: Compton, of Indianap-
oils; Mrs. j. Z. Thomas, of Terre Haute,
and Mrs. Campbell, wife of the commits
sary sergeant, are the latest arrivals.
The drill hours have been changed to al
low regimental commanders to use their
own Judgment in arranging them to their
own ideas during the heated spell. That
there have been so few prostrations from
heat is due to the fine condition of the men.
Sergeant Major Slocum, of the second bat
talon, was discharged and mustered as
first lieutenant and adjutant of the bat
talon yesterday.
Lieutenant Mccormack has not yet quail
fled as second lieutenant of Company M
G., w. b.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-07
wINONA BIBLE SCHOOL.
Programme for the Annual Confer
ence Opening Next Month.

programme Tor the Annual Confer
ence Opening Next Month.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WARSAW, Ind, July cat the Winona
Assembly this morning Leila S. Mckee,
president Of Western Seminary delivered a
lecture on 1.-THE College Girl in College,"
She has had much experience with the col
lege girl and was able to speak from per-
sonal knowledge. Tonight park residents
were given a musical treat Miss Birdie
Blye, the well-known pianist, gave a re-
cltal, assisted by the Indiana University
SIlee Club and l. F. Haslinger, vocalist
from South Bend.
Rev. j. Wilbur Chapman, D. D., of Phil
adelphia, will conduct the annual Winona
Bible conference, Aug. 14-23. The general
plan and purpose of this conference is SINH
lar TO the annual gathering at Mortified.
1t immediately succeeds the latter in time,
and many of the speakers are prominent on
both platforms. A partial list of the speak
ers is given here: Rev. Campbell Morgan,
OF London, England; Rev. George r. Purves
LII. d., Princeton, N. j.; Rev. w. G. Moore
head Xenia, O.; Rev. f. c. Ottman, New
ark, y. j.; Rev. L. e. Converse, d. D., of
the Christian Observer, Louisville, KY;
John Willis Baer, Boston; Rev. ]. Wilbur
charge of the. conference, will speak daily;
Miss Annie S. Harlow, Philadelphia; Rev.
J. +. Carson, d. D., Brooklyn, N. Y: Mr..
Augustus Nash, Lincoln, Neb.; Mrs W. F.
Smith, chairman Y. W. 9. A. of New York
state. There will be other speakers. Fur
Their information can be had by addressing
>. =. Dickey, Winona Lake, Ind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-07
MAY MOVE TO INDIANA
GLASS WORKERS HEADQUARTERS
SHOULD BE NEAR GAS BELT.
of Ice Water Called O6-At-
tempted Assassination.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

ANDERSON, Ind, July 6.-Western win
dow-glass workers have put movement on
foot, which will probably result in the re-
moval of their union headquarters from
Pittsburg to Indianapolis. Anderson or Mum
Gle. Within the past few years Pittsburg
has ceased to be the real window-glass CEN
ter of the country. Indiana has dozen
more, and larger plants than has Pitts
burg. and it is proposed that for conven-
fence and for economy the headquarters of
the national association should be changed.
The union is now involved in complication
which threatens to become serious. Presi-
dent Burns refuses to call the national an
nual conference, holding that it would cost
$4,000; would do no good, and if anything
would hinder a ready adjustment of the
wage scale. The affair has been carried to
the courts, and an effort is being made to
force him to call the conference under arti-
cles in the bylaws
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-07
Chaplain misunderstanding In
diana.
Camp Alger. Va, July 4.
Y.P. S. C. E. CONVENTION.
Ten Preliminary Meetings Held at
Nashville Last Night.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 6-The trains
arriving here to-day are crowded with dele
gates to the seventeenth international Chris
tian Endeavor convention, which will be in
session from to-day until the 18th inst. To-
day nearly all the States and Territories and
also several foreign countries are represent
ed among the arrivals. The visitors were met
at the stations along the various railroads
and escorted to the city by committees, and
upon reaching Nashville were turned over
to the genera. reception committee, which
sent them to their headquarters at hotels
and churches. They were afterwards as
signed to homes, and every arrangement
possible for their comfort while in the city
was made. The decoration at the Christian
Endeavor headquarters up town and at the
Auditorium Endeavor and Hall Williston,
at the Tennessee Centennial Exposition
grounds, are elaborate and tasteful. The
decorations at the many churches where
state headquarters have been established
are also very attractive. In addition there
are handsome decorations at hotels and pri-
vate residences, >, The weather is pleasant.
The principal meetings of the convention
will be held in the Auditorium Endeavor and
Hall winston, while the Parthenon on the
centennial Exposition grounds will be used
as general state headquarters. These build
ings are very large and accommodate many
thousands of people.
crowded and the reception committees have
been busily engaged taking care of the in
corners. Each train is met by a sub COM
mittee fifty miles from the city and the
delegates assigned to homes before they
rive. More than 5000 are now estimated to
have arrived.
Tonight ten simultaneous meetings in ten
large churches were held in different parts
of the city and they were largely attended.
At many of the churches persons were
turned away. Also at Fish University, in
the suburbs of the city, large meeting was
held. This was a special meeting at which
the music was one of the chief features, it
being conducted by some of the famous jubi-
lee singers At this meeting Rev. James l..
Hill, Salem Mass, presided, and Bishop
Alexander Walters, Jersey City, and Bishop
D. w. Arnett, WHEREFORE, o., delivered adj
dresses Among the speakers at the differ
ent churches were Rev. J. u. Tyler, Cleve-
land, o.; Rev. William Patterson, Ontario,
Can. Rev. T. S. Hamlin Washington City;
Rev. j. W. Chapman, Philadelphia; Rev.
M. r. Hodes. st. Louis; Rev. Canon ]. B.
Richardson, Canada; Bishop F'allows, Chi
cage; DR., A; c. Dixon, Brooklyn; Rev; D.
j. Burrell Rev. John L. Beckley, New
York; Rev. Howard Agnew Johnson, Chi
cago. The topic for the evening THE
Enduement with Power"
Tomorrow the regular sessions and bust
ness meetings of the convention will begin.
Seven church meetings will be simultane-
ously held during the morning and during
the afternoon. A great meeting will be held,
presided over by President Clark.
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with its messages for the troops and the
squadron at Santiago. Delivery is made
wherever the vessels are found, whether 1t
be in harbor or on the high seas. The army
mail follows the army. If part of General
Skaters command be landed at Guantana-
mo and a part at Santiago and part be
left on ship board this marine mail carrier
will find its customers and make delivery
to each
At present the outward mail from Tampa
includes some 10000 letters to the navy and
some IL, 900 to the army on each trip to Key
West This does not include the tons OF
papers, magazines and packages. AS the
army at the front is increased the mail fa-
cilities will be increased to keep pace with
it's growth. So far as it is possible to ac-
complish such a result 1t is the fixed inten-
ton of Uncle Sam to see that his boys at
the front get their letters without delay or
complication. The same general plan Is
operative for return letters. They will be
collected by the dispatch boats, conferred at
Key West and forwarded from there by the
first steamer going to Tampa or to Miami.
An efficient inspector will cover the whole
territory, and none but tried and expert
enced men will be engaged in this Inn
portant service.