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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-07
TO THANK scHLEY AND MEN.
Pettigrew introduced n Resolution In
the Senate.

Pettigrew Introduced Resolution In
the Senate.
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Senator Petit
grew has introduced resolution ten
dering the thanks of congress to Com
modore Schley and the men under him
for gallant conduct in the destruction
of the Spanish fleet at Santiago. 1t &C.
casioned some debate. Senator Hale
said no one knew who.was entitled to
the credit of the great victory.
Mr.. Pettigrew said he introduced the
resolution to remove in measure the
erroneous impression that Sampson had
won the most remarkable battle of the
world.
The resolution went to the committee
ON naval affairs
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-07
cAMARA MUST MOVE ON.

Orccred Out of suez The Pelayo Need
ing Repairs.
suEz. July THE Spanish fleet CON-
manded by Admiral Camara has ar
rived here and has been notified by the
officials of the Egyptian government
that it must leave this port within "a
hours. The government has also mott
fed Admiral Camara that he V i'll not
be allowed to coal here
IsdALIA, Egypt, July 1.-THE ma
chinery of the Spanish battleship
Pelayo was out OF order and she was
compelled to stop here.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-07
HAWAII TAKEN.
House Annexation Resolutions
Passed the Senate.
VOTE CAME UNEXPECTEDLY.
The Resolutions Were Passed Al For to
81 Against.
VOTE CAME UNEXPECTEDLY.
THREE REPUBLICANS OPPONENTS.

Morrill, Voted Against the Resolutions
and Thurston and spooner Were Paired
I'm Opposition Six Democrats, Cor
man, McLaurin, Money, Morgan, Pet
tus and sullivan, Were For Annex
alton Provisions Included In tho
Annexation Measure.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-07
Pennsylvania House,

Lock Lynn Heights, Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Two blocks west from Lock Lynn Hotel, cor
New house, large and well ventilated rooms,
good accommodations, double porches and a
beautiful location, and we'll shaded, the best OF
mountain water Terms reasonable. Address,
AMANDUs HAWK,
Morgantown, W. Va.
After June Ist Mt. Lake Park. Md.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-07
A New Chaplain.

WOOSTER o., July Rev. J. O..
Campbell, D. D., pastor of the United
Presbyterian church, has been named
as chaplain of the Eighth regiment,
Ohio volunteer infantry, to the vacancy
caused by the death at Camp Alger IT
Rev. |. n. keiffer. He will accept the
office and will join the commandas soon
rs possible.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-07

ANY old war story goes nowadays
but if you want correct reports read
the DAILY NEW DOMINION. Il gets
its news direct from the Associated
Press.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-07
T. w. ANDERSON,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent
HAS FOR SALE.

A Hotel and Livery Stable large lot o2xl44I and
very desirable frame residence with lot extending the rail
road Front Street.
large nearly frame residence and two desirable
business houses Main Street
Two frame and two brick residences Spruce street
Three frame residences Wiley street.
good business location with residence Walnut St
A large and very desirable brick residence and
frame cottage on Pleasant street.
A frame cottage with large lot on Hoffman street.
Three desirable homes Sunnyside
large boarding house on University driveway,
lent to the University and Glass Works
A new boarding house Beechurst Avenue near the
Glass Works
Also other residences and building lots in the town
Sunnyside and in the Beechurst Addition Mogantown
Also farms, coal and timber lands
Office Second Floor, Odd Fellows Building
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-07
PRESIDENTS OWN AT SEA. ''

The Eighth Ohio Passed Sandy Hook
Last Night.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE cruiser St.
Paul, with the Eighth Ohio regiment
of volunteers on board, passed out San
dy Hook last night.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-07
TIME FOR WAR TO STOP.
Russian Papers Say Diplomatic Interven
ton Is Due,

ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-THE Rus
sian newspapers counsel the United
States and spain to "cease this terrible
war They declare that diplomatic i'll
teryention has become necessary.
The Novosti says: "Iu view of her
close relations with the United States,
Great Britain might, without departing
from her neutrality, offer her mediation
to President Mckinley.
I'll Madrid correspondent of The
Standard says:
The public is still in favor of pro-
longed resistance, but excitement is in
creasing among all classes, and strong
precautions are being taken in all the
large towns where the garrisons are
confined to barracks.
The correspondent describes the irri-
tation Of the newspapers, which with
held the special reports as to the disas-
ter to Cervera' S squadron until the gov
ernment's confirmation had been re
,cejyed.
The Madrid correspondent of The
DAILY Telegraph telegraphing Tuesday
night says: disorder is spreading
among the military; the crowds in the
city are getting riotous and everywhere
signs are ap parent that the population
is arming for civil war. Marshal Mar
tinez Campos and the captain general
of Madrid have held long consultations
as to ways and means of preserving
order
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SSie lit btesl

Btr bieten einbunOert Dollars 8eIcbnunq
fur ieben Sal BON 8atarrb, Der ni6t burd
Gtnrebmen bon Sails &atarrb Sur ssbeilt
Derben rann.
S. 8. @bensb & &c., etscntb., 9oIebo, D.
8ir, bic llnterseibneten, bnben s. 5. @bes
nep felt ben Ietten 10 Sabren setannt unb
balten ibn fir pOatommen ebrenbaft in allen
@ei9aftsbanbIrnqen unb ftnan3iea befas
h18t. aae pom ietner Sirma eingesansenen
8erbinblihteiten gu erfillen.
8eit & SruaE @roBbanSeIS, ,Drosuiitsn,
Spleop, D.
8 al oins, Ginnan C Narbtn, @ross
bdnbelS' 9ro9uiiten, SoIebo, 3.
SaQS Satarrb.aur tpirb tnnerIid aenoms
men unO tpirtt brett auf baS 8lut unb bic
i6Ieimtsen OberFd6en be8 SbItems. 3eua.
niiie fret berianbt. grei8 75 @ts. fir bic
6Iai4e. gerfauft bon allen gtpptbetern.
5aa's 6amilien' Yillen iinO bic beIteu.
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!Trefe 2tueu.

S6iden Sic Sbre Qbrelie on $. 6.
8udlen & 60. in gbicago uno Sic tperz
ben gratis eine 8rpbe 96a6tel BON
Sr. Sings 9teuen 2ebensz@lllen erhalten.
Cine 8robe tuirb Sic bon Dem gsertbe
perielben iiber5eusen. sic tuirfen lei6t
uno iinb beiOnbers gu empfeblen bei
8eritopfun9 unb perp0iem &opftueb.
Sir Malaria unt 2eberbei6tuerben bas
ben iie fi6 als uni6abbar erlpieien, @s
tulro garantirt, baB iie abiolut frei BON
i9doli@en Subitan5en uno in ibrer
3uiammenlebnng rein be9etabilii9 Iinb.
Sic i9mdden bas Spitem nidt lpnbern
frdftisen baiielbe, inbem lie ben Magen
uno bic @eodrme su erueuter T6dti9feit
anregen. Gesuldre @rOBe rs Gents
per 5fai6e. Gerfauft in Der 9tpptbefe
BON S. &alteper & Son.
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muBt i'm 8ette bleiben. 60 bore bod,
Der Nr1t bat es i1rena befOhlen. "

utubi tHt NOellt ultlueu SU UuTe DOCD,
Der 9r3t bat es ltreng befoblen."
pSieblt Ou iie ni9t?" se93te er
i'm 6ieberidauer, bort, BORT oben an
Simmel. SD muB bin. Sd muB.
@eg."
na6 @ott, Sobn i'd fam Did nidt
balten. 9leibe bod rubi9."
Gum @liid trat in bieiem 9tugenbIif
WditreB 1bimm nit einem 9lr5t in
bas ,3immer.
u@ie miilien sic GiSbeutel bdufi9er
me6leln, " meinte Ser 9tr3t, ser iofort
iab, wie eS um ben &ranfen ltano .uno
menn bas 9llle8 ni6ts niist, miillen
mir i'm in's falte @aiier merfen. 0as
Sieber muB 9ebro9en. merbeA, Ionlt
iiirbt ser Mann.
Sobn fiiblte einen eisfalten Orud
anf oem aopfe, Ser i'm gu erbriiden
uno su eritarren brobte. Die @terne
perl6manoen unb r06eln6 lag er pies
Der fill. 9lber nur fir fur3e 3eit.
Damn fam lpieber elm 9tnfall un6 bie
iiberbitte Sieberpbantaiie Sei9te ibm
bic tOlliten 8ilOer. 8alb mar es cine
rieiensrobe 5lunber, Die ii6 ibn1 platt
auf bic gruit le9te uno ibn erltiden
mollte, balo i6mamm er i'm @aier in
oer @efabr oe8 Srtrintens, balls itiirate
er BON Der lbminbelnoen 00be zines
Sellens bernieoer, nobel lid 3u leinent
ei9enen @ritauuen bic Suait be8 Site
gems in linn entmidelte, 10 paB er nett
ilber Wleere unb slb9riinbe babins
1bpebte, aber INNER nit bem fiirdtets
liden sln9lt9efiibl bes SerubfallenS.
Simmer mar ibm 81 Wlutbe, ais Oh er
8u 9runoe geben miiiIe, menn er nid)t
auf uno tapon elite. geine Wlutter
bate bic 9rDBte W3iibe, i'm gu batten.
(5ortleBuns foIqt)
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@ana sfbpeit. NeutidInnh. nnr

= @aus Sabpef. 9eutidIanb, por.
nebmli6 aber bic probiu3 9eFen.Rai.
Tau, tpurbe i'm 2aufe Der lebten Wo6e
BON furdtbaren unmettern beimge.
iu9t. Bel 2ideIfabt unb 5teinbu6
i'm beffii6en Obenpalb ging Elm WoI.
fenbru6 nieber, benz tpeber Der aus
Qua6ern erbaute 8abnbamm Der bel.
lif6en 2ubwigsbabu, nod 8raden
uno Wese Stanb bieIten. Der Babu.
bertebr III borldufig unterbroden.
3abaofe 8bierIei9en treiben auf Der
GIuib in ben SbaIienfungeu. Oas
unDetter bat I'm gab Naubeim ZEN
9urpart beruhtet, In ben RelIern Der
2duier III bas Wafer meterbo9, bas
gart5otel rast inieIsIei@ aus Der
Jlutb, bic ati9e i'm grbsel9oB III TN.
3ugdngli9 unb bic @dife iparen geffern
obne Sable b'bote. Sem 2aufe Der
Gabn folgeab. aog bas llnpetter bon
ben Saunusb6ben na9 benz &bein.
tbal. 8ei 8ppparb murbe Elm 8abus
bamm nutermai6en unb In JoIge bels
ten muBte Der @ifenbabubertebr eiuee.
felt werben.
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q. u. q u. q. 8abn.
QIb bfahrt

Nad @alpeitpn, Soufon unb guerl
ta9li6 900 Born.
ga9 Corpus gbrifti, Granias 8aB uni
Beeoille tdsli6 ......2:2O Na6m.
gta6 &erroille td9li6, aussenommer
Sonnabenos u.Sonntags 3 :45Sta6m
gta6 &errpi0e, Sonntass. 80 8orm.
Na98errpiUe, ,Sonnabenos A :3ONadm
Nnfunft
8on @alpeitOn, Souf ton unb guerl
td9ltb 80. 200 Mbenbs
8on Corpus gbriiti, Granias BaB unt
8eeullle tdali6 ...... 40 Na6m
GOn aerruile tdsli6, aussenommer
Sonnta9s unbMontass 10 :458orm.
BON &errpille, Sonntass z Qbenbs.
Bon &erroille, MUntaes. :25 Born.
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Giienbabn Tabr : Ylan.
s. & @. u. 8abn.
u b { a brit.

Rad ct. Souls oia Sron Mounta!a
Ooer so. 6. & {. ..... $3.50 8orm
Na6 ct. 2ouis pia Srou Mountaiu
Goute. ..............9 100 Nben0S
gea6 Searne tdsli6 ...5 100 Morsens.
Na6 2arebD. ............9:45 8orm.
antunft. .
8on ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & Or
&. & z. T.............. 800 8orm
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M
&. & z. ............. 1855 Nabm.
Bon 9earne tdsli6. ..10:20 Gbenbs.
Bon Qareoo. 200 @benSa
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- Gus @abir nirb beri9tet: Die
Reierbe. JIotte, befebenb aus 2 Ban.
3erf9iffen, einem 8reu3er, 20 8orpes
boboOten. 3 Sorpeboboottdsern unb Z
0alfstreu3era nit 8 500 Solbaten an
gorb. III unter 9ampf. Ser 8efebl
II, itdnbig Gampf au baItsn, iobaB bic
Jlctte ieben NugenbIid ausIaufen
fann. Der saIfonfo Der Sreiaebnte~
muBte mad benz ArfenaI 3urhdfebren,
ba. tpie eS ideint, feline Sorpebo. Dips
parate fi6 unipirfiam erniefen. Man
glaubt, baB bies nur borgei6hbt pirb,
um bic GIotte in gabir gu taItea. Sas
ytlniferium mil ni6t. baB fie abfdbrt.
Sollte aber abmiraI gerbera etpas aus
tOBen, ebe bic &sferbei i1otte abfdbrt,
10 wirbe Elm Sturm Der @ntrii1iuna
our9 bas 9aa6 9eben unb m69Iiders
meiie cine RepOIution ausbre6en.
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auf benz 9rager promeuaben.
pIaBe purbe bel bellem Sage Der Wla.
fdinen.6abtitant gOIeatp unb Der Wl6.
belfabritant 8DOrat BON einem balb
mabnfnnigen c8e6iI6en @ompoui.
ten, aarl WeiB, burd spei ReboIoer.
idhIie i0btIi6 perwuHbet. WeiB bate
ben Streit prOOocirt. aus ben &epoIoer
unb feuerte auf bic Spa3iergdnger. @r
wurbe fofOrt in 6aft 9enommen.
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Somtbern Vaciftc 8ahn.
q { a hrt.

Na9 Jeew Orleans, 6oufon unb Gal
peiton tdsli9 1910 Witta9s unf
$50 Nbenbs s......,..-.........
9ead eagle BaB, Merieo &c. II Gurm
gtad @aliforuien. ..., Il: AS 3a9m.
Nnfunft.
Gon Stem Orleans, Souiton unb @al'
oeIton td9li6 7::25 8urm. unb 4 rs
gta6m. Observation-Disclosures.
Gon @alif0rnien &c, IL so 8orm.
Gon eagle BaB unb Merico 200
Mben0s: .........:....
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Wfabriber 9eheIfsn ,,soros h

= Wabriber Sepeffen sufOIge BOT
Der @ommaabeur ber @a6irer r9r.
mabaA aass borbereitet, um iofort In
See fe6en au t6nuen. Die S1ifte,
barunter bic m6abel", bic triessmdbie
auseerhftet wurbe, fnb ansebIi6 yer8'
bereit1 gum S6lasen. ytur pifen bic
DfH3iere uub bic Seeleute Der vNrs
maba" ui6t, auf psn fs IOsi9lagen
tOllen unb am gnbe pirb es gar ni6t
gum S6laeen tommen.
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1iotis an NiidftGabiae,

gllle, bic nit bem 3abIen Der Staats'
unb @ountp 'Steuern BON 1884-1696
i'm Raditaube fnb, mafeu bieieIben
Dcr benz Is. Suni besIeideu, ba lant
benz Staatsgeiebe bic 5Orberuns eia'
9etlagt neroen muB.
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N. &. & =. 8abn.

gta6 8aco, Sort Bortb, Dallas, aan
ias Gitp, ct. Souls unb gbicaso tds
lid 80 8orm. unb 200 Nbenbs
Gnfunft.
Bon @bicaso, ct. Souls, 8anlas 9th,
Dallas, Slrt 8Ortb unb @aco, tag
lid u :25 8prm. unb 3:15 gtahm.
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s. s. S6mibt, 0puaon, 8eras, IN
alIeiniger Wgent fir elmer & 0lmenos
0iesept 0lu. 1851, peI6es Rbeuma.
ti8mus beiIt. Sine 6IaI6e benefit eS.
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- Uerrentunsen fnb i'm Sommer
eine nattirIibe 5olge Der pieIen Som.
merbergnlguugen; per iebo1 ST. Sas
tobssOel iofort anpenbet, wirb in fur.
ger 3eit gebeilt iein.
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8mlf Sbure 4, 8abn.
U B { q 8 It.

Qbfabrt.
Ra6 2aoernia, tdsli6, aus8enpmmen
Sonnta9s, UNI. ....... $3.50 8orm.
Intunft.
Bon Iaoernia, ta9li6, auseenommen
Sonntaqs, um.. .3:09 9ta6m.
SonnabeEos, I'm. .....6.40 9fa6m.
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ginen 9Hdeu8ott baben Die
9Rneien. sic glauben OaB er ii5
nit snfan9 jeoeS 9ubreS einmal no.a
Dem 0imlnel be9ibt, um bort iibcr
oaS Prioatleben Der pop ibm beIduts
ten SSamitie Beridlt AZ eritatteu.
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9ie GbrDital STE GD.

berpeubet 3ur Gisfabritation uur at.
teRI6es WafIer. 9as gis toliet nid5t
mebr aI8 iol6es bon iyluBmaIer her
gefeIIt. Wlau tauie bas 8eHel
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Barrier 9Idtter meinen, boB bic
fsinbieIige 6aIiuug 9suti6laubs ae.
gen bic @ntwidlung Der ameritauiIden
Sntershen ouf ben PbiIippineu nod ,u
ttberr0IdeuOen @OmpIicatiouen fabreu
merbe,
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Cinderella Sdub Ralait.

gsrseBt ni1t. bob mir uxlreg
Store mad 9fo. 2O7 2(lamus3egaaN
3wei Sduier iiibIid BON nafsreln fr6s
beren @ei9dftsbaufe, berleet tabea,
n o mir ale uniere aIten Rnnben mis-
ber3uiebeu boifen unb nod biele nesie
ba3u, ba mir nit ben beffen W0nren
bienen t0nnen. llnfer 6tsre III casa
neu eingeri6tet, gut nentilirt uub ietT
bea. aOmmt unb iiattsi uns einen
Sefu9 ab, tuenn Sbr au9 ni6t ess
raoe gu taufen pitufdt.
6. . AIM,
9inberelIa 8 9ubpa aE,
207 alamo aDla1a.
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Can 9sebrp gprimas Bart.

9ieIer angenebme Parf febt 2ogen,
Bereinen uno Gamilien aur abbaltung
BON Yienies &C. CUR 8erfiigung.
Seiu6ern Dirb ole nur benfbare
Aufmertiamfeit ertpieien.
Seben SOnatas Na9mittag
8rukes ssrei Sonsert,
ausgeftbrt bon Der pol3dSligen
Wt ii itdrs 6 apeIle.
Sn Berbinoung nit bem Yart
itebt 3 q | b 90 II d'S
3oulpgiiber @artea.
Der pra9tboae @rempIare Der 8bier.
melt, ipecieG Der terauif6eu, auf,peili.
Niemanb folIte perfebleu, benfeIbeu su
bef6tigen. Die sr0Bte stttrattion, bic
San AntOniO aufsuweifen bat.
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SC0TT'S
a4z1zzzE
EMULSION


Edit bas Siniie9en uut ct.
neltt bic berrinserte 9ebenstraft,
fraftigt bas berbiinnte gIut.
9ie 3uIummeniebuns bon Sc,
6ertbran NIT ben barin etlt"
balte1ett itrlterpbOspbOrIattrett
grdparaten 1T settult baa, tuas
Der meni9li9e aBrper se9en
pbt9en 3uitatl6 gebrau9t.
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- Roofing Felt, BED unb aspbalt
bel 9eHrp Baulp. 3el. 50.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-27
Supervisor Delany Buys a Kinetoscope for
 the Morgue.

Cappun" the Board but his
 
  pvsos According just Deny all his
  their actions the time of shung off the mortal coil for the the officials n According to the persons who relate tale with have failed stands crowned  Some time
  officials instrument with the exception of the he "whee is that microscope to get me-" a ereply  Deany good as his walked
  
  shortly after its arrival
  what does he think  O
  Deany  
  anyway"
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-27
ARE DIVIDED IN
 THEIR VIEWS FreehOlderS Cannot Agree on the Matter of Fran
 chiSeS. The Majority Are in Favor of Letting Them Go to the Highest Bidder.

The Board of Freeholders had the matter of the powers to be vested in the Supervisors under consideration again last night and but little headway was made. The members were unable to agree as to the extent of the authority to be granted to the Finance Committee.
 P. H. Mccarthy argued that the Leg islative Committee should have made provision for the examination by the Finance Committee of the books and accounts of private corporations doing business with the city.
 l.. R. Ellert thought such a provision unnecessary, but after a lengthy debate the entire section was referred back to the Legislative Department Committee, on motion of Joseph O'Connor, with in- structions to incorporate in it provisions in accordance with McCarthy's sugges- ton.
 The matter of fixing the terms on which street railway franchises shall in future be awarded provoked a lengthy discus sion. The subcommittee reported in fa- vor of awarding the franchises to the highest bidders, on condition that not less than 3 per centum of the gross receipts of the road for the first five years, per centum for the next ten years and per centum for the last ten years be paid into the city treasury, such payments to be made each month.
 Alfred Cridge opposed the percentage plan, as he believed the companies would not act fairly by the city, and, moreover,
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-27
THEATRICAL PROSPERITY.
Sordine Spoce Is the Order at the Tbeoters During Jubilee
 Week.

If this run on the playhouses continues every manager in town will have new diamond shirt studs by the end of the week
 The Baldwin is filled at every perform ance of ''The Girl From Paris" people have been turned away every night.
 Those who would not sit to Marie Dresser last week in comfortable orches- tra chairs are now standing in line at the California, thankful to get squeezing space in the back rows.
 Brian Boru'' at the TivoIi, Brother for Brother" at the Grand and the vau- deville show at the Orpheum are drawing the capacity of their respective auditor iums. The. double bill at the Alcazar shares in the general prosperity.
 w. H. Pascoe, who has just finished A season at Morosco's, has become a mem Der of the stock company at the Alcazar He will make his first appearance at that theater next week in Henry Guy Carle- tons melodrama, Victor Durand."
 A big audience is expected at the Tivoli tomorrow afternoon when Scheel will
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-27
Local ServianS Cele brate Their National
 Holiday.
Religious Services at the Slavo- nian Church and a Banquet
 in the Evening.
Ladies and Gentlemen Make Merry in Honor of Their COuntrys
 Patron Saint.

The celebration of St Savas' day, the Servian national holiday, in commem- oration of their patron saint, was brought to a fitting conclusion by a banquet given by the Servian- Montene- grin Literary and Benevolent Society at Lodge Hall, on Polk street, last evening" Covers were laid for 175 guests, every seat being occupied by the members and their ladies when at S:3O o'clock Rev. Father Sebastian Dab ovich, native of San Francisco, who was seated at the right of the presi- dent, arose to perform the beautiful ceremony of blessing the bread.
 Addressing the assemblage in the Slavonic language, the priest first gave a brief outline of the life and work of St. Savas, after which he pronounced blessing upon the bread and wine be- fore him. Then, as he passed it to the older persons to partake of, he accom- panied the offering with this benedic- tion: AS ye drink of this wine and eat of this bread, the full of the earth, so I would bless you and have you live in the true faith, in virtue, charity and unity"
 At the conclusion of this ceremony vigorous attack was made on the deli cacies with which the three long tables were heaped. The banquet hall had been artistically decorated for the oc- casion, while rarely has a company been invited to a more tempting repast
 President Glavinovich presided and when the assemblage had done full jus tioe to the edibles, delivered brief ad- dress. This was followed by. a pro- gramme of exercises in entire harmony with the occasion, and the national and historical events of the people.
 St. SavaS was born in the twelfth century. He was the youngest son of Stefan Nemanja, who united the Ser vians in their first kingdom. Leaving his home secretly, he secluded himself, at the age of IT years, in the holy Mount Athos. Finally, on being dis covered, yielding to the tears of their son, his parents allowed him to remain there in prayer and study. It was after the death of his father, when the wise Germanus, patriarch of Constantinople heard of the holy life of this hermit and on examining him as to his ability land consulting with the episcopate of his patriarchate, announced that he de- sired to consecrate Savas archbishop for the Servians. But Savas, in his hu- mility, declined the dignity and said he was willing to go to his people as worker but for an archbishop a better and more qualified man should be sought. However, being prevailed upon by his brothers, the people and the pa
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-27
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