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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09
COL INGERsoLL's LIFE WORK.
Rev. AlfreA w. Martin Ana1yn~s the
Great AGnosttc's Character.

Al Rauks hall. last evening. Rev Alfred
w. Martin. minister Of the Society for
evening lectures His subject was The
Late Col Ingcrsoli ard His Influence"
large audience greeted Mr.. Martin and
listened with raps attention 10 an hours
DISCOURSE He said in part
1t i~ easy enough to eulagixs or 10 d.
nouncs without discrimination. bat wish
To be fair and tust. Col. IngersoiIs char
srtsr ~ \ man was certainly one of the
ncblagt Of eur time Hi, home~isfe was a
sacred poem. Hts career az a lawyer was
marked by honesty and integrity through
out As an orator Ne nad 20 equal Both
orthodox and hatsrodox critics agree on
that IL has been said he Was nerc.nary
IN hls motives. but the facts Of hts life
dixprove the charge.
sacred truth. twisting and trimming 30
gain popular favor and esteem. the ex-
ample OF Ingersoti. who kept aloor from
all that IL ~ supreme value
we can classify the good he dsd an
der four heads !. he SET an example OF
intellectual sincerity never surpassed. z.
He did mere than any on. since Paine 90
free the minds 81 men from superstition
and ecclesiastical tyranny ! He helped
TO make religion reasonable. He de-
rsctsa the horror Of the bell doctrine 40
that people could no longer believe IL.
lie rendered a great service in leading
the osd faith on toward the new. but In
rendering this service he lacked one quail
i,y. fssal lack IL vas. that Is. disFrtra-
f~atssa This - s>en more especially IN
his criticisms az the Bible He gives us
~ pages on the errors. vuixsrf,ies and
cssstitfvs ~ the Bible, bat SAYS nothing of
sts BEAUTIES He eoes not seem 10 have
known anything Of the work % Wiiie2s-
sen kasnsn. Ssa3e and ether noted schai-
ars who Asss helped us 20 understand
she evolution II Hebrew literature xad
morals cob fngsrsoli ~ Ike the man
who was told 90 weed tomato ratch ard
tAse uprent~S both THE weeds and tnana-
toes The Bible contains much that - 81
neFrrarens beauty. value ard Inspiration.
bat ore would p@ver suspect II On reading
InwsrsuiFs werk.
THE truth s. thar re ihonght himself
ahead os the tines. whereas he was half
q century behind he repeated much that
Paine said ars1 In the sasrs. tssasor- Sa,
we forgive Esasr~ 5ssraase bis age was
negative destructive. Atpp&at and frrey-
e~grf- CsSy age - positive. constructive.
respectful asss. ne shsrsfcre have q right
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fe~s siSsB IN fnss cify for soss~ time wss
rendered lsw evening ~ me 6sosf n ~
Marks church. IN choir 10 one 81 ne
few nat sing ov1torso - ebwyen ssyv,o~s
The prosysmme Issf nssss consisted n
part o. GsonBoSTs "Ksssm1fsSn5"
At IN oscsoch me vested 6ncss msfth~
81 through ne church singing ~ . 1Tc~
essssonsI hymn. esouneTs 1ssch. "Ro~
main" After the sf~ttminssy services ~
p - I1wyd, ffe G~rms0 ch1~s. "Af
the fAmbfs Higs Feast We einGt" NJ
ssss rs.n ~ s ,ssSsrsS .s p ns.f ~
dress in which NJ coHpsfed fsmous works
% sculpture With nsossesI monuments ~
famous masters after fhs sHfrsss ne
tion.~ dsscreins me resurrection and ss-
esnston 81 Christ Turing this tfe bssu~
tifuf recsfasjons dealing With the progress
Of the ersma from ne time 81 me lbeur<
Mr.. esAnchs Ksssssr 0rsmbs. W. =. fsaf-
nArd and A. w Conasf.
Mrs Grsmbs szax 10 hev best voice and
executed the intricate paris o. her solos
Gresation Mr. Bsrnsr6s tenor solos we're
veil rendered, ~ also were Mr. conAnts
bass solos. The cfsorsses ~ye sung ~ the
entire choir q nf,ssn voises, The yeiin's
showing the ability of the different me1-
bcrs 10 good advantage.
One Of the particularly effective sesec~
lions was The soprano solo ~ Mrs
Grambs with chorus accompaniment,
From thy Love ss Fa,her" Ms
0rsmbs sang this extraordinarily ven and
the accompanying chorus aided her IN
correct and pleasing harmony
The oHsrfory, In splsndor Bright
der~d by W. r. Barnafd. This was fol-
loved ny The grand chorus. The Heavens
Th,aushaa, ,he whole seryfcs the choir
showed it, careful training Mr.. EnGis-
hart. the choirmssfer. has been dnsgent
ard successful n his WORK Of instruction
for the past month.
II IL the intention Of Ar. Engiehart 10
follow this services with one fully - mag
nIncent within a few weeks. He 10 sIsp
arranging for o musical service on grand
scale for Christmas snd New Years
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09

@Vse"ked Month" Green. Wanted at
Walia wntie. Out Of rrssou.

TIE police have been advised % the ss-
sse- rom Sseenseark Pa. prison %
s.hn n Green better known as Crooked
aansh GreFr. enc of trio of men want
- At Nsila WAiia rar swEna,ing FARMER
e&nba min ftcyce cut 81 s. col In cash
os.rns aceaT uiicss we're ~tsfa'' Jordan
NC John IL Gray hath adepts at the
- " suuke The srte fseA from the stat.
IS Way ef Srsakana wh~r. they a.p,.sFex,
49, ~ she cspH@r sfsh >sioa,,k es per
1 % ssssrssesi 50 a sinking fund FER the
Pstpa~e % aiding them IN The srfsi should
~ or al os' appfeaeslsfss5. Green went Ia
.rhhsf wanna, where Re MAS arrested at
6r~snsnuFr
.Aecordlns 20 sdStc*< received ~ Sheriff
h@cs. ~ Wstis Wslis f~nsu the
sns~s ~ pehes - HsFrsaevTg t.rssr Ard
s.e others broke tsll September - They
bar " "N"
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nAPTssrs MEET TOMORROW.



Tomorrow morning the twelfth annual
convention OF the sixty seven baptist
church conversations In Western wash
inuson win convene At the First Baptist
church. Fourth avenue and James street.
The convention promises 20 be one OF
the largest and best ever held ~ the de-
nomination IN this state. Many .promi-
u~ns siivfnes from Oregon and California
are expected TO be In attendance IN addi-
ton 20 tn pastors belonging to western
Washington.
Probably as Important a day as any Of
the convention win he the opening day.
on which the pastors conference VIII be
held This conference Will last nearly two
days The programme prepared - A FOL
lows
q Jass.s " = or.<ns; ! M. rhs p.ssos's
r>rssesi life his Hss's II stuAy." 7. . Bower
san; Pastoral v,s'ss'i.n. HaJisaa; f. ...r
- sss -. s snmes " unls; sI.sra, Fsrrs.." o
4. Hose-: ssyoicArse rurces- Csirns afsesn MIN.
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ss se rs snTa { sssns & sserress ''wsy
shsssaa Atsena Church. 2 woodss and ;
wsssne-is, oeses~s l,~s m, 'pes~ienai vslae
az yr~ss Ree~r& y~asnas; sS serman for
sss,isasss y g me leg" OLE I9sa.sa
TIE nysea neeh~ n 1eansrns The Teach
Ing spirit E:l 1.. st., .ss f, w.... ss'1s
a.. ..fN. WAITING psavts" c. nrovniee; The
s.stnx wurd. Ahsses Ten "snass psp~sa
as stssasssca. II Is n. Business
,,,.n ssys r,,,,,s sa- the ronvs--
Ing - -. "a ~, rs..o-.s cow
ference. as given. Will 20 rs follows
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r..tex ! A u Joaasoas DaatsA' Sarss1an. se
80. u.,eSsrs, q s shans resTonse President
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- = Hs~.f~sar rx~ss seattle: anncnacrsaent
a s,ssnsssstse.
" ssrsssssx esanias- ~. tsv0stHnsi, Pastor " N
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09

fte4fffe WITT orr d ~
10 me Edffof - - near 90 nswch
tsnerI~ss sggfnnce. { beg you 20 nfow M
= Hfs srscs for . few remsrk- gpoo thst
subject
IN ire PCS. fsfelif~encsy ~ Or 4 up
pfars M articSe from an FneassNnan
sfHnfna himself ~ - cerplssnfn~ ssd
wondering how fne Posi- intelligence
could s1Iow space 70 IN srticIs from ~
W ~ On Def 4 which sppcared IN
yoDr cofvnns ON That date mentioned
There may he a good rsny tssnss fsss
thfs EnNishmsn from Victoria csnnof
understand. bus ~ ~ American y 10 80
plain - Daylight. simply recavee wse rnfe
~ pfacficed BIZ frs English government
10 not yet ar American profuct
This "f,riusber 90 fhe psckboas" 80 Ne
styles hirnse5f n snearfnx the noa~y
around ths month ~ America - noany
Of his kfnd are doing and never fsn ~
t~1ifns % whsf mighty country the
tnifed States r. geffsns 70 be. and the
only thing for 10 left 90 become perfect
is ~ foin Ensisnd IN an anglo American
alliance II " would compliment ~ n ]"
from victofia. ies me say that 80 are we'll
swsre Of being mighty. and that ~ are
aIso fully abie to stand our ground
against all Corners should 81 become nec-
esssry. and England nor excepted: and
the insane alliance he talks about IL only
q product created IN hts innssinattos He
says we would then be model 20 the
rest 81 the world II any Brtfisher has
an iS~a that the game his ration is today
playing Dpon the little TrsnsvssI repeblic
IN South AfFica II q model TO ire World
let mo fen Rim he n nnaking for once the
ssddesf mistake 81 his life
There IL ore thing morally certain, that
q vast majority Of the people II the
United States have roe yet desire 70 be-
corae a nation Of pirates. Let England
FIRST 90 and de work That IL worthy Of
civilization b~fore she can sath % an
Angie merfcan alliance
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from Mrs. Sumter
to mrs. D1nAAom.


khtfIh 10 uA y1skHAM NO. so.a4ti
lone year ago last June three doc
tors gave me up TO die. and "a had at
different times used your Vegetable
Compound with good results. had too
much faith In IL to die until had tried
itagain. Twas apparently an invalid.
was confined 20 my bed for ten weeks
II believe my trouble was liberation Of
womb
After taking four bottles Of the
Compound and using some OF the Liver
Pills and Sanative Wash, NJ the end Of
two months had greatly improved
and weighed l3s pounds. when never
before weighed over iss. Lydia T.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
best medicine ever used. and I recon-
mend II TO all my friends --MRs. ANNA
EVA GryTEB, HIesIxsvrrLE, Mo.
Mrs. Bsrnhart Enjeys Life Once Moro.
DEAR Mrs PTxxHAx-i had been
sick ever since my marriage. seven
years ago: hare given birth 20 four
children. and had two miscarriages- I
had falling Of womb. ienccrrhra. pains
in back and legs: dyspepsia and .
nervous trembling of the stomach.
Now have none Of these troubles and
can enjoy my life Your medicine has
worked wonders for me.--Nxa s.
BAKSHAEr. INV CASTLE. PA
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no yofT WANT To co EAST

And secure your tickets ~ the lowest
rates reach your destination I'm the short
est possible time, travel on tire fness
trains in the world. and take your rnesis
sn the dining car, pairing only for what
you order and have shat served at vafr >
rates you would pay 81 eating stafioasy
forts OF home" You can DO this w call
ing at the Burlington Route Ticket Of
fee ard arranging for your tickets. Your
choice Of lines leaving Seattle. Inqu.re az
100 Yssier way.
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Tue Wisconsin Central railroad wn1 op-
- an nfAre In thi< city AZ onee gssFzerst
Sk"a. 1sFnes 4 t-sock. sos-tn>iAw er th~
psesfd%af - ere ysa&. arrived Sssf@fsfay
80 sssaaF VIII h@stn a SssTsh ser suitable
y-Atisrs ~ @14ca Be vii Sa<saii & r.
-hAeTsNsE 81 COMMERCIAL eEvnt ard h~gtn
xresass werk ~ lals fseia SO a2s.gs.sa hsurssi
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pxDY-cEn pATEa HAST

REDUCED RATES EAST.
Cali ~ the Northern Psci}c once befors
going Esw and take advantage 81 the
lowest rates 20 al! points Everything The
Der f7,h. rate 20 Chicago only So
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- :. :. - - - 80 = -. = =
- fksf 80 - - 49, $685. ,Sssle4
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THE steamer Victoria viii leave for Port
Townsend and Victoria ~ O'Clock Tues
day morning. instead of 1910 Monday
night
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Have added Ane furs to my stock and
make eape- coilarettss scarfs. boas, jack
cts. etc. n all combinations c. T. Wer-
reche, sss Railroad avenue. Seattle, Wash.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-30

Another thing we have pleas
ure in bringing before the pub
lie, especially those who have
youngsters in the family, and
have more or less washing TO
have done at home, is a Wash
Tub with All attachment on the
side, for fastening wringing
machine to, thereby obviating
the necessity of screwing your
wrists all out Of killer, by
wringing out clothes by hand
power. These wringer5 we have
in three sizes.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GET IT AT
WATER HOUSE Els.


Repeated Trials We
have at last found the article
we wanted. 1t came by the
Albert and is now offered for
sale to the public of Hawaii
at the same prices as sold in
the United States. Come and
see for yourself and be con-
WINGED that the above state
ment is true in every respect.
Housekeepers will appreciate
our effort after they have seen
and tried our new
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-30

IF YOU WANT to have good
laugh so to the ORPHEUM tonight
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-30
A KNIGHT Dance
Maui People Entertained
at Spreckelsville Hall.
Aloha Lodge Members the Hosts
Hall Decorations and Music
Those Who Attended
Paia. Maui, May -. 1899.

Pala, Maui, May u, 1899.
Editor p. c. A: Aloha Lodge, No.
,, X. of p, gave a grand ball at
Spreckelsville Hall Saturday evening.
1t was one Of the largest gatherin o.
that has taken place for a long time
Too much credit cannot be given to
the members of Aloha Lodge for the
way that everything was arranged, and
every one present went home well
O'Clock. The guests We're served with
refreshments by the knights present,
who claimed that they made first-class
walters. z. B. Carley acted as master
of ceremonies for the evening. Music
was furnished by the Waihee band.
Everybody was delighted with the dec
orations of the hall, as it was one solid
mass of ferns and flags.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Lowrie, Mr.. and Mrs. R. b. Rice,
Mr. and Mrs. c. Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. F. Sanborn, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Duggan, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Carley,
Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Sender, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Decota, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Petty, Mr.. and
Mrs w Smith DR.. and Mrs. l.. Sabey,
DR.. and Mrs. J. Weddick, Capt. and
Mrs Lermond, Mr. and Mrs. H. Robin
son, Misses Smith ca, Stack, Lowrie,
Scrimenger. Morris, Austin, Cum
mings, Allen, Mource, Messrs. Lowrie,
Zellers, McLane, Stoddart, Adams, Bur-
ton Decota, Scrimenger, WILDER, Allen,
Church. Battersby, kirkland, Mckay.
Filler, Baldwin, Hayselden, Bissen,
Lind, Myer, Toms, James, Cummings,
Scott, Keliunoi, Stack, Quill, Aud,
Grouse Sommerfield, Boote, Crook.
The members of Aloha Lodge wish
to express their thanks to Manager w
J. Lowrie for his kindness for the use
of the hall, which was profusely illu-
minated by electric lights. 1t was
cool, especially for the ones who took
part in the dancing.
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CHINESE BURGLARS.
The ''EX Corpse" and Partner Re
quest Further Time.

All Oh, the Chinese who is charged
with burglarizing DR.. Murray's resi-
dence, was arraigned before Judge
Wilcox yesterday morning. With him
was his accomplish, All Hin. By re-
quest Of both defendants the case was
continued to June LIST.
1t seems that Deputy Marshal Chill
lingworth had quite time in inducing
All Hin to play dead"
The native girls who live in the
same house with All Oh were the first
to see the dead man. Chillingworth
took care that they viewed the
corpse from the proper point, in or
der that they might not be startled
by any movement of the eyelids or ia
cial muscles The Deputy Marshal
calmly informed them that unless they
told of All DIS whereabouts they
would spend the rest of the day and
night with the corpse. That was the
last straw. They Immediately told
how All Oh had left the house at .
o'clock in the morning and didn't get
back until after t. This was a good
beginning, and from that the detective
deputy worked until he had landed All
Oh behind the bars, with a plentiful
supply of strong evidence against him.
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Fine
Blown
TQIllblerS
soc. per boz.

You can see this announcement in
our Eva window.
This is a special sale for this week,
and every housekeeper should take
advantage of it.
When you are buying your glasses
look at our fine line of decorated cot
tage sets for six persons Fifty-six
pieces for $3.50.
Best quality plated tea spoons, $3.50
per dozen.
Fine nickel reading lamps, $500
each.
Then inspect our bargain tables,
where you will find many useful arti-
cies, at prices that will astonish you.
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\ BENEDICT'S STORY.

\ BENEDICT'S STORY.
\ willowy form,
\ steed of STEEL
\ firm control
Of a whirling wheel.
\ CLINT Of ribbons,
OF hose, of lace,
\ healthy glow
On a pretty face.
\ graceful movement.
\ witching smile,
And the girl is down
The road, mile.
What? Was 1 in it?
Well, | should smile,
Ny Sterling was built
For speed and style.
The p. c. NJ. COMPANY,
In Ehlers' Block,
Supplied my mount
From their high-gTade stock.
Well. away I flew
With scOrcher speed
And-Thus won my bride,
Or. my Sterling did.
Pacific cycle & Mfg. Co, agents for
the Sterling bicycle.
1T YOTT WANT to have good
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Scotch Granite Ware

and found it will not chip and
then rust through, after it has
been in use a few days. These
goods when they once get into
your house are there to stay.
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Aluminium Ware

Is SON ething that has been sold
in HCLolulu some time but the
prices we are Offering these
goods at is a new departure
altogether.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

Of a soldier. He will speak truly and strike
hard. The rule is not invariable, as some
snleudid but tarnshed names Will TESTIFY, OUT
II IA general But the army officer IS, aiter
NIL man. with the frnilties as well ms the
virtues Of human nature; and when ne Is SET
N doing A civilians work he IL not free from
the civilians temptations, and his standard OF
honor may not be any more exalted tnah
that of the civilian. Take, for example, tne
case of an army officer intrusted with the eA-
nenditure OF vast sums for the execution OF
river and harbor improvement works Ihere
is nothing heroic In dredging The mud scow
does not thrill the soul with the higher I'M
nuses of honor as does the cannons roar OF
the cavalry charge. Life at fashionable hotel
engenders a desire for wealth. az life In sol
dIer's tent does not Opportunities for SELF
enrichment are numerous. Chances Of detec-
ton are few. and chances Of punishment fewer.
There is a combination Of much authority with
little accountability. which Is always perilous
and often mischievous. And so we have beer
scandals, and peculations, and piles OF lime
stone on the Spuyten Duyvll Meadows
1t is not for a moment to be inimated. OF
course, that all bureaus are mismanaged, or
that all staff officers are corrupt On the con-
trary. the rule s the other way. The Nation
hns no more efficient agencies for the conduct
of its business than some Of these bureaus, and
no more able and devoted servants than many
Of the men who occupy them 1t Is when the
bureau becomes greater than the Government,
when the officer In IT, secure IN tenure OF place,
becomes bureaucrat, that the mischief arises
The bureaus are necessary, and the stan OH
GERS are necessary, and they are not necessary
evils. either But It will not do to assume that
they are invariably, essentially and neces-
sarlly lmpeccable On the contrary, they are,
for obvious reasons, peculiarly subject to
temptation and to the incursions OF evil, and
it is only by the exercise Of that constant vigil
lance over them which all other departments OF
public administration require that service Is to
he restrained from becoming tyranny, and beer
or harbor scandals are to be restrained from as
suming the dimensions Of conspiracies against
the fame and freedom Of honest men and
against the very life of the Republic Let it
not be forgotten that 1t was French bureaucracy
that produced the Dreyfus case. That should
be an everlasting warning against bureaucracy
In this and In all other lands.