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The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
UNION SERVICES OF
BAPTIST CHURCHES

The second days celebration Of the if
Ler6 anniversary Of the First Baptist
Church drew yesterday large audiences,
both IN the morning and afternoon It
IS the first tine IN many years that the
various Baptist churches have Joined -
Eslher in one etilCe and last evening the
services were of q highly Interesting 2
character 1u that account
In the morning the exercises consisted
q az organ prelude by Organisr H K
A-rcEel-. prayer and response bv the
quartet. Msssrs- Williams MarC11da
Crane and NcCUrrte; soprano solo by Mss
Fanny l. Denny. The anniversary ser
nor was delivered by Pastor f i woods
II -Ee evening the uulCC services Of the
Baptist churches attracted the largest
dresses we're delivered byavzri1-s clergy
men On -1s progress Of th1r work in their
respective pasr0rac5s ard 4 uEsicai Pr--
E-aDule rad been specially prepared for
TIE occasion Mss Nellie Snip ey played a
-r-e- S1.1 AZ --a 11er-0ry- II EiLIau1s
sang --- EEE. Ninety ard Nine an
Mrs Gala lorl sang solo
The first address Of the evening was de-
-r---- By Rev. Robert Whitaker. WHO
s-Cz= for Brother Duncan COl0ra6 Bap-
rs-- who Organized church In this city
-- -.3L III was followed Dy Rev Charles
Palm ct --e Swedish Baptist church who
has lz1c-e-l ZeA-o-sly among the foreign
population Rev. Henry 4. Fisk spoke OF
th= Institutional Church on HYDE street
which he has organized
Rev W. O.. jenkins told Of the splendid
results obtained by the individual
churches ard was followed 1y Lee To. IN
charge II the Chinese Baptist church. He
-1l1 II the establishment Of the clurch
among his people in this city thirty years
ago whereby thousands Of his country
men had been brought into the faith.
T hope the time - not far distant.
sstf ra when China will be called
Christian land and Cod VIII surely reward
v-- for your good work in OR behalf
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
PONTIUS PLATE AND
THE COURT AT REhhES

Rev william RAIDER u the Third Congo
rational Church delivered q sermon las
TE1- or "P1utIus Plate II France Inc
--la< took Mu-kaCsy's famous paint
f-g ~ Christ Before Plate and pointed
-t.- the difference IN character DetWeer
-h- Savior and the Roman ruler. n PAR
be said
plate was unstable. vaciIlaLing and
------ra ~ Is re-1eu berd IN history
as one Of the world s worst men. he
was also false 90 his convictions
pCr-Lls Plate has been n Rome, n
Paris TCuIGu and san Francisco. he
Is the dangerous man OF the world
ETfs SPIRIT sat IN Judgment upon
Dreyfus rle lew. at Reunes. Il was
plate who broke his sword II was
Plate wao disgraced him before the
7-0-fT But several things ne did not
s.4z among them the expression OF IN
-z--a-f0raI sympathy which binds the
-s-i0rs with something more tangible
lam a steel cable under the seas
That the world : sense or Jusuce
should be recovered IN one moment
Fa-Crstrares the hold that rtghteous-
rass has upon the human heart. u
would be q f1Oihardy move 1qr any
-rrt--rv 70 boycott the Paris Exposi-
-f1- - FOR President Mckinley 70 take
~afrisf action IN this matter. Il 3
--=ria-r that the waves OF the
z-oridK indignation break over the
4-rv q France and the court a
5a-1a= II must be remembered,
200 that the nations stand BY the Jew
rot because the man IS Jew, out De
cause the Jew IS 4 man LhiS oQLDufsL
- 0a-rfC-ic broth herhOOd IS an eloquent
assault upOu race prejudice
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18

Dr.. E Bradford Leavftt. pastor Of Al
Souls Church. Washington, D. c., filed
Dr. SIebbils' pulpit Al the First Ulitar-
ian Church yesterday DIT. Leavtrt. who
Is a graduate Of Harvard ard q the Har-
ward Divinity School. is spending the
final week OF his vacation IN this city.
after an extensive European tour
Although very young man. Dr.. Leav-
lit has been remarkably successful IL
the ministry The congregation oi All
Souls Church at Washington numbers
among It's members such names as Sec
rectary Of the Navy Long, Senator HOar,
Captain Bob" Evans. Admiral Walker
and Senator Perkins Rev Mr. Leavitt
viii remain on the CUast but short tiUB
He will preach at the First Unitarian
Church again next Sunday.
His sermon yesterday was f0rcibIe and
eloquent. He spoke, in part. as follows:
Naaman vas d great soldier, the commander
Of the armies of the King OF syria. man q
aus physique, oP nne actal1ulents as a soldier,
honored by his King and his counrryuen hav-
ing al the blessings 0f fame of popularity, 1f
wealth that earth can gfve-hUr be q isper
At length learning u the prophet q the Israel
ties. his King sent nm 70 the hlng Jr LsraeI
asking that Re Be cured of the Ieprosy- After
bis cure BY Elisha and bis accordance Of the
faith Of the IsraslItes ne was troubled over
the outward senblaace Of devotion u the idols
~ his King which be knows ne must maintain
Questioning the prophet as 10 what ne should
DO Elijah answers. Go thy way n peace
This Cagan soldier Of centuries agO stands out
r-Izr-fv enough from tia BACKGROUND 1f idota-
rers CT petty customs and habits who swarm
about IS today. Just though ones reli-
ztous uf= were thing CI shreds and patches
Cg forms ard fCrnaIries, and penanCes and
a absrfnences. and serving day and not
another and reading one thing at one time and
another AZ snOther-and not i lie
Let us not t-t1ie with OUT God let Us not de-
-aive ourselves about tributes to Caesar and tEa
g-aatsr ard lesser laws Of morality ana reli-
T+0n Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with
III rhy heart and with al tiny soul and with
an Thy mind and afte- that 10 petty bust
ness 81 worship, no puzzle Ct right or wrong
can disturb you. bur always you shall go n
nearp-'
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oroken by reason OF the fact that the
2IoW pushed the locomotives apart and
0ney Dragged the tracks with them
NoI man on either train would say q
Woru to-day. Superintendent Agler had
not received a report from Conductor
tails.
nave summoned all the men on the
we trains 20 attend ar investigation IN
~ oMce Tomorrow morning" he said,
ana TIL then I cannot tell anything
eDodt the collision. There should certain
" nave been a flag signal used. and u1-
less ne saw such flag one or other OF
ne engineers should not have been az the
switch. I understand II was very foggy,
ana this might have been responsible for
the accident, but shall know everything
n the morning. TIL then 7 cannot pass
my opinion on the affair"
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
HOW HAPPINESS
CAN BE GAINED

lanes H. Grfes lectured before the
Universal Brotherhood IN the Academy Of
Sciences Hall last evening on Personal
Salvation" He said there was no such
thing as a salvation Of self apart from
the salvation OF the race and that the
cry OF self for a personal happiness was
he apotheosfs Of selfishness and largely
RESPONSIBLE for the detection Of so many
thoughtful men and women from the
creeds which have based their claim upon
she public 10 their power 20 bestOw 4
Uers0uaI salvation as a thing apart from
the salvation Of the race as & whole.
Continuing he said:
Happiness can only be obtained by
Forgetting self, By losing self IN IN
selfish effort for the whole. Modern
economic writer's have f0retold the
salvation and perpetuatiou Of this
civilization because It possesses the
faculty Of altruism. or unselfls hness.
Tnis Is the purpose Of the Universal
Brotherhood and Theosophical Society
To spread abroad the doctrine OF al
trI1tsrn and give II an intelligent and
philosophical basis Is its mission.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
EAST OAKLAND
COLLISION IS
BLAMED TO roc
WO Locomotives in
the Hospital.
Oakland Once san Francisco cau

Il
COS Broadway, Sept. II.
1--tLlern Pacific employees blame the fog
Tor TIE collision at East Oakland s+s-fo1
earfy this morning Nothing else ea7 s--
c9-Is Tor the fact that Two engines badly
smashed ara IN the yards, that Engineer
--aI-E1cnd IS H his home uurs.uz his in
-lrtes and rejoicing that he Is stiu alive
and that Fireman Brasswel * fniTT-as
t--ar-al.y.
Lle whole affair IS to De lnvAetiga ted
.---llerroW morning, when Superintendent
-As--r WIZ meet The crews OF The two
trains and decide who Is to blame Cor me
aat-delt- that IS, perhaps, one Of the luck
-=s- II ne history 0f the road.
--e lo-nsion took place between the
-1i.4--e-a broad gauge local and 4 special
--A- y AS MADE necessary by the late ar
=. A. y an overland train. No , aus in
- ne pier last night some hours late.
ne -4Sr Seventh street local had zone.
ara there we're some overland pa ssen gers
-" no wanted 20 reach Oakland and Fruit
F--e- = special was made up and started
1NL here was q very thick fog and 20
use TIE language Of one Of .ue crew. 1T
would have oeen impossible 10 have seen
tae pilot had there been an electric Egrt
en- Il The special pIowed through the
1-s saIely rill Il reached Brooklyn where
-I crashed into the Alameda local that
y as running into the depot. where L re-
mains al night
The Alameda train had tust entered rhe
switch and the -w0 engines C0IIited at an
e-s-e mat almost made ! Lead-cC col
L@ol me tender u the special plCwEd
mo r1e cab and upper wocks Of the local
and view Of the engine as IL reached the
arus makes il appear miraculous that
Hammond and BrassweII are alive &c tell
their stories a. TIE invest CATION ro-mcr-
row.
Had he special been one cars length
1-rrher ahead the engine % the locomo-
i've would have crashed into the psssen-
gers As iJ was, they all escaped with
. sLakaup and 3 fright
Fortunately. the track spread out and
the force Of the collision was considerably
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
AlLEhDALE RESIDENTS
WANT STREET RAILWAY
OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Sept r-The Oakland
Transit Company has been offered 4
bonus Of $1,000 BY the residents oc Allen
dale 20 extend It's line Of street railway
70 that picturesque suburb The railway
racllties 70 AllentaIe are cy 20 means OF
the best and an extension Of the street
Eance the value Of properly there. Neg0-
UauOuS have been going On between the
residents and the company for some tine
ard as q result several officials cT the
corporation have looked over the ground.
Il IS proposed 70 extend the line from
Tvs TenLy y-Seyelth street and F'ruiCv2Ie ave
nue. 10 Nichoi street. thence along NiChOi
street TO ALendaIe avenue thslce 70 the
Laundry Farm road On High street
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
EandhaII az Rvan's.

The usual handbau games ar Phil
Ryan's Court, s5s Howard street. yester-
day resulted as follows:
". Williams and c. Letter defeated P Ryan
and Z. White. Score: 2L-12, M, 2l-u-
Z. Murphy and E. Antron defeated J. Rodgers
and 9. Letter. Score: 21-1g. 15-21, 21-Id.
w EasseII and L Kenny defeated A. Col
lins and H McNevtn- Score: 2I-r, lG-2i-
2I-1s-
and G Sweetser. Score: 2I-s III, 21-H.
E Murphy and T Leach defeated J. Con-
don and " H SiebersC Score: 2-1s u-2L
21-l3.
B. Clements and A McvIcker defeated Z.
CurIey and ". Collins. Score: E-Is, to-21,
21-15.
". Williams the Boston champion. and r.
Housrnan defeated ". Fisher and NJ Edwards.
Score: 21-20 I6-21 21-14
Siugie-haad gau1e-A- Whtreuan- hey cham
piou OF Is years, defeated c. Quinn three
straight games, 21-fs. 21-12 2f-la which
makes him the undlsputed boy champion.
4 singie-hand game cor the championship
0f the Coast between j. White and NJ Magutre
won by J. White. three games 70 one.
II was i most scientific game from start 10
finish, the feature being the left-hand hitting
Of White with low and swift drives. also his
service. Mcguire played a fine game. Score:
2I-l5. III. H-21, 21-12
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
Volunteer Fund Increases.

ALAMEDA. Sept. T--Treasurer Hiuch-
man OF the general committee for the
volunteers reception reports the total
subscriptions 10 date 70 be 500 90. Cali
ro-1fa Council, Y NJ I, viii contribute
SO and there are still q number Of other
frateruaI organiza tions 10 be heard from
This morning Chairman Brown OF the
executive committee together with the
r7er7h hers Of the various subcommittee
visited the Thompson grounds to arrange
plans for decorations. and 10 select q
place for the speakers stand for the pro-
5Csed reception Chairman Robinson OF
the general committee says the committee
has been meeting with encouragenent at
every turn. and in addition 10 the SUB
seri1-fors rep0rted quite neat sum has
haaTI subscribed for the fireworks. The
demand for tickets 70 the banquet far
exceeds the number that can be accom-
modatad AT the tables in ArUory Han
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
The Pearl of PARALLELS.

Rev. T.. NeIander Of the First EngIisi
lutheran Church delivered a sermon las
nfrht on The Pearl OF PARALLELS II
part be said:
The story OF the prodigal son con-
taIrs a plot Of SURPRISING interest. It
vii never be superaunuated, lnasmuch
"a n is true to every age and likely TO
occur among all sorts and conditions
81 men. The wayward youth OF the
story cast aside all the old rsstrtctions
~ childhood and youth. There are
fsv things more tragic than TO hear
vo,1ur men talking about seeing HE,
when it is really death they are see
ing. When g. man oeglns % =
much or loudly about being Tee, t
means. as rule, he Is enslavtng
Himself.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
LIEUTENANT CLIh SAYS
DREYFUS is GUILTY
Was a Brother Officer Of the Con-
demued Lar in the French
ArmV.
vANC0T-vER R n sent

VANCOUVER, 3, G. Sept T-Lieu-
tenant Gin, member Of the Canadian
militia, returned from the Yukon to-day
on the steamer Alpha. He eagerly asked
for the latest news OF the Dreyfus trial.
When told that Dreyfus had been re-
convicted and sentenced TO ten years, Cun
exclaimed:
Good he deserves more. He is guilty,
a traitor 10 his country You see, before
becoming a British soldier, I was an otl-
Ger IN the French army, q brother OIL
Ger Of Dreyfus. I was his comrade and
knew him well perhaps spoke hastily,
but If you knew what I know, you would
not .ympathiZe with Dreyfus. know he
is guilty. I could give reasons why.
With this Lieutenant Clin stopped
speaking ard not another word could be
extracted from him.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

congregation this morning. Mr.. Jenness
comes to Berkeley as the successor OF the
Rev. John Coyle, D. D. who recently re-
signed from the pulpit Of Trinity church
on the ground Of nI-health. The new pas
tor is one OF the youngest and at the same
time one OF the most talented orators OF
the Methodist denomination, and his ap.
potatment to the pulpit Of the university
town was received with much satisfaction
He is a graduate Of Stanford University
and preached at Modesto, and at Prescott,
rtzona before coming here.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
Unknown Man Attempts Suicide.

An unknown man hired a room last Sat
Uriay night at 425 Bush street and yes
terday morning the Iandlady smelIed q
strong odOr Of esca ping gas coming from
the room. On investigation, the unknown
was found lying unconscious on the bed.
He had turned on the gas jet and was
nearly dead when taken 10 the Receiving g
Hospital where he remained unconscious
all day. At late hour last night the
hospital physicians had little hope for
his recovery. -Le had nothing on h-m Dy
which he could be Identified. The land
lady remembers that he also hired a room
about i month 90, but does not know his
name
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
Baseball Brs ske His Jaw.

OAKLAND. Sept T7.-Andrew Perry a
bricklayer aged % years, residing at 1895
Magnolia street. while Witnessing game
OF baseball at the Watts Tract this after
noon, was accideutly struck on the right
side OF the face Ey q foul ball and sus-
taiued a fracture of the jawbone- he
was taken to the Receiving Hospital.
where Dr.. Dukes and Steward Borchert
reduced the fracture
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
COLUMBIA PUTS INTO
THE PORT or BRISTOL
Tuesday the New Steel Mast VIII Be
Stepped Before the Yacht Goes
TO New York

BRISTOL, r I, Sept. 1.-THE Columbia
came in here this afternoon under her
fore stay sail in good southwest breeze
The plan IS TO step the COIumbia's new
steel mast about Tuesday, after which
the yacht will 20 TO Newport or possibly
New York and give the mast z thorough
trial, returning here for q general clean
ing and overhauling before her ra Ces with
the Shamrock
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
Died in his Cabin at the Cliff.

Nicholas Geddels, aged 70 years, died
yesterday afternoon all alone in his little
cabin on the beach near the Cliff House.
His body was taken 10 the MOrgue.
Geddels was a well known figure for
many years Of his lifetime TO the many
freQuenters Of the beach AT one time he
acquired snug little fortune peddling
peanuts, but lost Il in stocks. The IaIer
years Of his life were clou6ed with
poverty. He has q daughter, Mrs. Va
salt0, residing in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
VICTORY for walsh & o'Briens.

OAKLAND. Sept. 1.-THE WaIsh 9
O'Briens OF this city defeated the Clear
Bros. Of Berkeley at the West Oakland
baseball grounds this afternoon ny a
score Of to 5. The game was witnessed
by at least 1860 spectators. The features
were McGutn fielding for the Clear Bres-
and the battery work Of Feigo and Gaia
han OF the Walsh & o. Brtens.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
Daddy Nolan, at the Dewey.

OAKLAND, Sept U-"Datdy Nolan"
q play Of scinuIlating comedy merits.
fashioned after the Chimney Corner,
and rsEildfuI OF The Corner Grocery.
which play made Dan SuIIy fortune, viii
occupy the boards st the Dewey Theatsr
this week n addition special-ies viii be
introduced by F-iedIaEder brothers. UUsj-
cal wGr1ers. Fred ! Dutton. double
voiced miracle; Little Veuia, = so1Es-ress.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
REV. A. {. ULRICH
IN HIS NEW CHARGE

Rev. A z. ClriCh preached his first ser
mon IN his new past0rate yesterday morn
ing Al the recent Methodist conference
Rev. Mr. Clrich was ass gred 10 the Rich
mond Methodist Church, which was re-
Gently dedicated TIE new pastor comes
here from Kentucky whsre ne has been
stationed for the past TWO years His ser
mon was eloquent and commanded rhe
close attention Of the large congregation.
The Rev N-- UIr5ch took for his subject
'E'attEtUlE=ss 10 God" He spoke IN part
as follows
Shadrach- Aeshach. ard Abeduego
lu-rllr-4llzed themselves on the p-alns
OF DEra. when they refused 10 W0r-
ship tie golden image which the King
Of Babylon set up Their pieCy was
more chau an inheritance, il was m
grained n hearc. conscience and life.
Fe-iEiCl = not mere form, IL should
take possession Of 4 man Every hu-
man lie should be swayeG by the hope
of the gospel The Bible * full OF
promises. and the Bible IS the word OF
God
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
Tamnerauce and Taxatior

OAKLAND. Sept. T.-Rev. J. r kno-
dell assistant superintendent OF the Anti
Saloon Alliance, VIII speak in the Oak-
0r s.S{nEle-Tsx Is Fiscal Righteousness
SIR Kn0deII is a forcibls and entertaining
speaker, and the Alameda County single
attend the lecture. A general discussion
viii follow the address.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18

GERS and soldiers from the California,
Minnesota and South Dakota regiments
were present Rev. Dr. Lacey, rector or
the church. preached an appropriate ser
mon and several patriotic selections were
rendered by the choir
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
Obbe Jzns Dead

ALAMEDA. Sept I--0bbe JAMS. well
known IN Alameda as the founder of the
notorious House Of Blazes' died at I3-3D
san Antonio avenue and Oak street The
deceased was q native Of Holland and
leaves widow
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
Undgrground Talgphone wins.

BERKELEY. Sept IT.-Wirhin q few
weeks the SU1-et Telephone Company will
begin work Leading 70 the dnaI displace-
ment Of the overhead telephone wire sys-
TEN by placi its wires underground
Portions OF the residence part Of the town
are 70 be changed first.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
Equal to the Emergency.

Goodness. Wen miss the opera she
said, imparientIy; we've been waiting a
good many minutes for that mother of
mine"
Hours, I should say he replied some
what acrtmoni0usIy.
"Ours?" cried she, rapturously. "Oh
George, this is so suddenP' Then she fell
upon his neck.-Sta andard Times.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
Spread Of yellow Fever.

KEY WEST, Fla, Sept. r.-The ply
sfcians have made no reports to-day but
q great many cases OF yellow fever are
known 10 have occurred in the past
twenty-four hours and one death.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
NsH Methodist Mfnistsr.

BERKELEY. Sept 1.-THE Rev c. K.
Jenness. the newly appointed minister OF
the First Methodist Episcopal Church q
this city, preached his first sermon 70 the
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
Hospftal Corps Anniversary.

ALAMEDA Sept. 1.-THE hospital
CORPS Of Christ Church celebrated It's
anniversary tonight with patriotic ser
vices. The members all wore their new
i17ff0ru1S The church was elaborately
decorated with flags. A number Of oth-
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18

Net amount Of Risks
written during the
ear -s.-s-s- s...---
NeT amount 0f Risks
expired during the
year -s---- -.. -H-s 80 zee -.-.-
Net amount n force
December 81. IS9s 49,.
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Risks and Premiums.
Net amount OF Risks
written during the
year .-..------.--
Net amount CT Risks
expired during the
wear ....-...s.....--.
Net amount In force.
December 81. 1893
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18

Mrs ! A Scott. Cal
J J Connolly. Vallejo
" Z Reaves. s CRUZ
81 z Rice, 8 Cruz
VI Jones & ". Oakcale
J Moran. Vallejo
J Quinn, Alaska
3 Fisher. Modesto
q Hammond. MADEIRA
? Allen, Pleasaltou
J Smith, Idaho
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18

e c. IRWIN. President.
BENZ F. EERkNESS, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me this sd
day OF January, 1899
THOMAS 3. PRossER, Notary Public
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18

0F PHILADELPHIA IN THE STATE OF
" Pennsylvania, on the S1st day OF December
4 D. 1883, and FOR the year ending on that day
made ta the Insurance Commissioner OF the
State OF California. pursuant TO the provisions
Of sections 40 and 31i Of the Political Code
condensed as per blank furnished by the Com
missioner
CAPITAL
Amount Of Capital Stock. paid Up IN
Cash $500 600 90
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-03
AN ELOQUENT SERMON.
To Enforce the Prohibition Law Peo-
pie Must support the city and
Comfy Onices.

The Rev. Mr.. Bovard Of the Congress
street Methodist church prenched SER
mon Sunday afternoon on Manhood in
relation to Temperance Reform In Port
land. It was q very eloquent and able
address. Mr.. Bovsrd said that the liquor
traffic was q subtle foe which could not
be defeated by a single victory, but
should be pursued and constantly watched
1865 days out OF the year. Much ground
has been lost because the temperance peo-
pie believed they had inflicted death
blow to the liquor traffic when the con-
stitutional amendment was passed, but
they forgot that Law gdid not suppress
what IL outlawed. He had been told so
per cent Of the male population Of Port
and at the lowest estimate drank intcxi-
.ating liquors. If this be the case the
other so per cent should take steps TO put
an .end to this unlawful business. The
man who 'takessa drink occasionally is
as guilty OF law breaking as the man
who sells rum. The only way man
can play mans part is not to become
complicated with the liquor traffic In
any way. The liquor traffic is entrenched
behind Legitimate bus ness. in the hotels,
restaurants drug stores and bottllng es
Establishments. He who raises hts voice
against the sale Of liquor in these places
lays himself liable to the execration Of
the public who fear their business inter-
ests may suffer. Those who own proper
ty that. rum Is sold in are also aiding in
breaking the law. What Is needed is men
who canltake the part of men and sacri-
fee money for tho sake OF righteousness
Mr.. Bovard said that the tempe sc peo-
pie should not leave the sheriff and city
officers to bear their responsibilities
alone, but should stand behind them and
back them in all they try to 1do towards
suppressing this traffic. II they do not
do this they must expect these officers to
give way before the tremendous pressure
which is brought against them by thsir
political parties.