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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

The Theater Is enjoying It's long de-
erred boom this week. The season Of
prosperity has been very late In arriy-
Ing, and in comparison with last year
the money receipts UP to this time are
considerably behind. but Shenandoah
will pull the present years record up
amazingly. No such business has been
known FOR years. that is at the same
prices. The crowd which came out last
night TO see the second performance of
Shenandoah went few dollars ahead
even of the wonderful house on the
opening night. This afternoon every
seat is gone and many people are stand
ing up. and that at increased prices.
Tonights audience will be almost equal
ly as large and the Shenandoah en-
sagement will without doubt pass into
the annals Of the house as one OF the
great red letter money events. along
with such others as that Of Warde &
James, Secret Service Fanny Daven-
port and the Bostonians.
The demonstrations at last nights
performance were even more voclfer-
Gus than on the opening night, the
great battle scene rousing the audience
20 the highest pitch Of enthusiasm
While the company is undoubtedly
lame in the matter OF ITS ladies, the
strength OF It's men and the immensely
Of its spectacular effects causes that
defect to be overlooked. Indeed, shen-
andoah would be a go" with its great
battle scene even II all Mr., Lifts play
ers had been selected Of the cheaper
grade. II is entirely to his credit that
80 many Of them are kept UP TO the
best standard.
The Salt Lake Theatre will be occu-
pied four nights next week by home
talent, no outside attraction being
booked. Monday afternoon Madeleine
Will be rendered for the benefit Of the
old folks, widows and orphans. Tues
day evening Ogden win be visited and
without doubt the performances here
on Thursday afternoon and Thursday
and Friday nights will be played to the
capacity OF the house. Miss Savage,
Miss Cooper. Miss Barrow and Messrs.
Goddard. Spencer, Pyper, Graham and
Campbell VIII be seen In their old parts.
while Miss Pye will act the role former
~ taken by Miss Fisher In all other
respects the performance will be- identl-
cally the same as last month. The sale
Of seats opens Tuesday morning,
Mr.. Mulvey's house will be open every
night next week. the attraction being a
musical farce comedy entitled "A
Breach Of Promise" Eastern press re-
ports state that Il Is one OF the laugh
ing hits OF the season, and the class OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
CHURCH CHRONOLOGY

All parties having r,,
chronology. or who bs,sslt1 chs..,
eeive such from the Hi,siisf nss I.
are kindly requested ~ 'eeriaas a y
s ana apart from Church q, s,ass
puslness engaged in by vh'otoin
News ana their agents I Ise Dss's,
desired that all those wbo Is tgiaa
into business relations S.i .sve tatpi
torians Office viii klnd,vs ,ta Tie m,
same no later than Jann.N lni uo n.
the undersigned after tsa, F ~ /,
pected to Resume bls,ass, aeis Is ~
r rIeass remember that ali isl,.h S.a
drew Jensen, IS and Co cas-, ty se,i. 2 a.
pie street, Salt Lake civ Nv tS,ogiA ".
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
rrnE Ioss OF nnrn

The loss of health Is more Sht'f
lost by neslectlng % ken Han ,
pure, but 1t Ia regalbed y Ne tsj
enrlching and yltallzlnr ,b9 Paiiiris
the great health restore, "i II olooi NJ.
saparllla. THOUSANDS W. i'''as So.
health had been Permanently y, @'.ri
been made perfectly well bv '' ~. tsl siI,
great medicine, Your exp n. ,1Alag 81,
be the same. 3''' "le. IA,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

II you have sore throa, 49,.
across the back or side, or yoy, ms n. :
feel sore sore or tender Or van ~. .
threatened with dIptherla or M "
MIA, apply BILLIARDS SNOW inv
MENT externally and use BAIf. i ,iii'i
FOREGROUND SYRUP, z. ON !
Drug Dept. a :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
Flatulenee is cured by Beecssn, ,,,

If you are suffering from s,,rs..
In the day time. lrrltab.l,v -i,s.,i.ii
sleepless nights. general debI M NJ. Neali,',
ache, and general want on ,o n.y. =, l'l :.
system, use HERBINE. Yam IN " "
relief and finally a cure pr.. v \, 81
z. c. NJ. |. Drug Dent "' " Ga
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
SELLING AT OLD PRICES.

our orders were all placed with the
manufacturers before the advance Of
raw material, and anticipating an In
crease In price, We bought enough for
the entire season at old prices. Buy
your shoes OF us. We give you the ad-
vantage OF ouI early spot cash buying.
We save you the mlddleman's profit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Miss Maud Harrison, a popular ac-
tress, who has not been seen on the
stage very much Of late, has been en-
gagged by Mr. David Belasco TO play
one OF the leading roles In Naughty
Anthony" Miss Harrisons last APP
pearance was with THE Purple Lady
at the BijOu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
HOODS PILLS are eenno
effeotIve. wv !tl lIltn

Constipation means the accp,,. ...
OF waste matter thai s,ooiuIIn,eilt,
charged daily and unless M. %.
we toul matter is absorbed an, ga
the system. Use HERBiNF Y p 50
about regularity OF the boVsi, " ,t,i
30 cts. y. C.. NJ. / Drug Do,, Ha
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
GREAT SHOE VALUES.

Shoes are higher The price OF upper
leather. sole leather IN fact, every
thing that goes into a shoe is costing
considerably more than a few months
ago, causing a sharp advance In the
price OF shoes. We are still
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Owing TO the success OF Annie Rus
sell In Miss Hobbs at the Lyceum,
Charles Frohman has decided to pro-
duce the comedy in London, and It will
have It's first performance there some
time in December This will be an.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Emma Nevada told the Mirror the
following pretty story: In Pisa, once.
early In my career, | sang Marguerite
in Faust, and after the performance
the students took the horses out Of my
carriage and themselves dragged me to
my hotel Years afterward, In Berlin,
] met the composer OF whom every one
was talking. Mascagni He said. You
do not remember my face, Madame
Nevada. yet we have met before. ]
was one OF the students who drew your
carriage trlumphantly through the
streets Of Pisa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Puddn'head Wilson comes TO the
Theater about the middle Of Decems
Der.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
MUSIC NOTES.

Edwin Hon. one time tenor OF the
BostonIans. is az work upon new
comic opera that may be produced next
season by Frank Daniels.
The New York Sun notes that the
French Opera Company, OF Montreal.
Travelled as far as baltimore, and there
gave its performances 10 such poor
houses that its future existence Is said
70 be imperilled. II Is hoped that these
fears may prove without solid basis.
The musical evening 90 be given by
Miss Emily Jeesup vocalist. at the
First Congregational church Monday
next will no doubt be an interesting
event She viii be aided by a mum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Der OF local fayorites. who will render
a high class musical program.
Prof. Squire Coop will accompany Mr.
Christopherson In his solos at Miss
Jessup's concert Monday night HIS
selections will be Handels' Honor and
Arms" and Dauberts Spirit OF the
Deep" Speaking OF Prof Coop, Prof.
stephens speaks In glowing terms OF
the aid he gives him at the special
choir rehearsals both as aecompanist
and assistant leader
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Mr.. Mulvey's house will be open every
night next week. the attraction being a
musical farce comedy entitled "A
Breach Of Promise" Eastern press re-
ports state that Il is one OF the laugh
ing hits OF the season and the class OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

"Mr. Pepper from Salt Lake" is the
name OF the newest farce comedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

With a handsome picture u Jessie
Bartlett Davis, the News" has re-
celved the following note from the
popular singer: Il wrote you some time
ago that | had about completed ar
rangements Tor a starring tour but
have given 1t W entirely, as | found
the work and responsibility altogether
too much Tor any human being But
| want to thank your paper for the
very many kind expressions II has al
ways given me and my work. II you
care for this picture. Il will give me
great pleasure 20 present Il with the
compliments Of yours sincerely Jessie
Bartlett Davis"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

In old Kentucky Is having a big run
In san Francisco. II Is due here soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
A. L. JOHNSON,

All impeachment OF speech, rendering the
voice clear and distinct. 10 speaking and
singing; dramatic training and all necessary
preparations for the stage. For paFticlafs
call or address, Sss East First South street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

A writer in the Mirror says OF an old
Salt Lake favorite.
Eugene Cowles carries an atn0s-
phere Of grand opera around with him
He Is simply stupendous, That great
voice OF his makes melodious thunder
that rumbles and reYerbrates.
his gestures are magnificent. He
seems 10 lead the chorus and to lead
the leader OF the orchestra with his
Delsartean arm dives and head posings.
As for the audience, they hang on his
words.
His voice is gigantic as his stature.
As one OF the girls said. Can you
Imagine him In a small flat'"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
TBEATER GOSSIP.

Dlgby Bell Is appearing In vaudeville
In ST Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
ODD FELLOWS
AT TACOMA

TACOMA. June som Fellows
are already beginning 20 arrive In
Tacoma in anticipation OF the meet
ing Of the grand lodge. which con
venes here on Monday.
Most of the officers Of the grand
lodge are now here. They include
W, u. Ward. 81 Hnohornish. grand
master: J. ". Davis. Of Tacoma, de-
putty grand master. $. q. Coegrove.
Of Pomcruy. grand warden. Jerry
Fountain. Of Seattle, grand secretary;
J. Kreinbuhl. Of Spokane. grand
treasurer.
Headquarters will be at the Hotel
Donnelly. but the sessions of the
grand lodge Will be In Armory hall,
at G and Fifteenth streets. which has
been suitably decorated In honor OF
the visitors.
II IL expected between 200 and 800
win be here at the opcning session.
and more during the week while
the grand lodge OF odd Fellows will
hold its sessions In the Armory, the
members 81 the Rebekah degree win
assemble In orange hall. at q and
Fifteenth streets.
on Monday at 10 o'clock the grand
encampment eonvenes at Arnory
hall. The Rebekahs assembly Twin
open at the same hour Mt Orange
hail.
In TIE evening at 3 o'clock n re-
ception viii be given the visitors
with a welcoming speech by MRyor
~ Ickeus., There viii be an exemptlfi-
cation Of enoampnent degrees at AR
1tory hall at .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
FATAL ACCIDENT
TO A SOLDIER
a Seattle Boy Meets Death
in the Philippines.

a letter has been received by r.
W. ". Ncise. city passenger agent
OF the Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany. from Manila. dated April q.
- hich contains the account % the
death Of his brother. Milton J.
Maise. who died in the hospital AT
Manila on March g. The letter Il
written by W. y. clough. quarter
master sergeant In Company u First
Washington volunteers. and states
that Mrise was accidentally shot by
one o. the members Of his own COM
pany. which had 1ust returned from
two days chase after the Philip
pines. one Of the men picked up a
gun belonging 20 n wounded soldier.
and. not knowing that 70 was load
ed. attempted to open the chamber.
In doing 80 he pressed the trigger;
the Run was discharged and the bul-
lot struck Melse In the right thigh
and made an ugly wound. He WAS
taken to the hospital ms soon as pos
able. and although the surgeons did
their best. he expired after two days'
suffering The remains have been
embnlmed and win be sent TO san
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
Big Bullion Shipments.

TACOMA. June a--The Increase OF
ore hanstled BY the Ameiter since en-
iArxing bcEun 90 show IN the ship
nseuts by che san Francisco steam
era Five ears we're switched up
from the sFseiter TO the wharf yes
teriay containing silver and trad
bars. and the weight was over -. ese
Pounds There VIII be another chr
or two before the wallai waiia sails.
Formerly two or tfFee ears was the
NEST ever sent IN any one shipment.
When the Trv&dwell mines began
20 send dossn in earnest from their
Increased stamp min at the rate %
600 toms month. the builien ship
ments wfii count up atm larger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
FOUND IN
THIS CITY
Walter Freer and Family Are
Residents Of Sc attic.

Several days ago the Star publish
s-l a list 81 inquiries received by
chief Reed for missing people, among
which was the following
Mrs. Grace ". Hicks. OF
Rocheatcr. N. Y. has asked
the police to lorute Walter
rrecr and family. who are
supposed to be residing IN
Seattle"
This morning Mr. Frcer went 10
police headquarters and Informed
scrgt. Peer that he resided IN Sc
attle aud would Immediately let Mrs.
Hicks know Of his whereabouts Mr..
Hicks. whose wife sent the letter II
inquiry. Ia one OF the officials OF the
Rochester. NJ Y, Railway company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
New Secret Service agent

SAN FRANCt8cp. june 3-By a
recent order which has Just TAKEN
effect. George ". Hazeu. stationed nt
Seattle. who organized last year the
secret service division comprising
Washington. oregon. ldaho and Mon
tana. has now become agent IN
charge 81 the District Of California.
Al the same time Special Agent Rob
ert H. Browne is assigned To n new
sub district. comprising that portion
OF the state lying south Of the
Tehachapl. with headquarters at Los
kuUgffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
a MASS MEETING.

Tomorrow afternoon et $50 O'Clock
a mass meeting viii be heid In the
First Methodist Episcopal church
Tor the purpose of protesting against
Attorney General artggs' Interpret
alton OF the auti-canteen law All
OF the different reform HoeietieH Will
be represented. and those who have
the matter tn hand expect a large
aud enthusiastic audience. Good
speakers have been secured Tor the
meeting. among whom arr the fol-
lowing Rev. A. l.. Hutchinson. Milo
A. Root and A. q. Steers,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
SEATTLE INkLIkGS.

N. Nelson. a clerk, reported 10 the
police early this morning that he had
been robbed Of t22 by a woman In
the Court House Exchange saloon on
Nualcr way.
News announcing the death Of
Washington Hogie. father of ex-
Capt. Of Police George fiogle, az the
Soldiers home. OrtlnR. WIS received
at Rutterwurth's undertaking par
iora last evening.
Steamer Farallon. Capt Roberts
called last night for Alaskan ports
She was heavily laden with freight
and had the following passengers
aboard w. @. Mccarthy. Miss Ad-
ans NJ, r. Hockey. w Rudlo, Mrs
". T.. Fahen and son. c. -. Madill,
l.. II. Grinith and rs second class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
THE DUKE
PRESENTED
Spanish Minister
Meets Mckinley.
CEREMONY IN THE Blue PiRLOR
The csstlIlian Appears In Cor.
gseus Full Dress Uniform
With Decorations.
CEREMONY IN THE Blue PiRLOR


WASHINGTON. n. G. June 81
The Due D'Arcose was formerly pre-
scented 10 the President at II o'clock
this morning by Secretary Way The
two were accompanied 20 the cxeeu-
tive mansion by scnor Juan ftiano,
and sencr Pastor. two SECRETARIES 20
che duke. The ceremony took place
IN the tlipc rarior. The duke was
DRESSED "a ghr Eergeous fun dress
uniform % the spanish minister, with
the star II the famous order of
isabella Ia Catelira on hiss brcast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
DEWEY WILL
SAIL TUESDAY
Will Not Visit England Comes
Direct to America.

HONG KONG. June s--Admiral
Dewey has arranged 10 sail for h1ms
next Tuesday. Hls intention now -
not 60 visit England on the way. but
% proccssi straight from Gibraltar To
New York. The admtrals health
continues TO improve steadily. but he
Is living very quietly at the Peak
hotel. having visited the city only
mss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
PERSONAL MENTION

Charles A. Prouty. a member Of
the inter state commission. accom-
painted by his Ntfv. arrived IN the city
yesterday. He ~ on the coast for
a pleasure trip.
Edward BYRON. a rasie mill man
of nay View. Is at the Hotel North
crn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
OREYFUS TO
COME BACK
Court of Cessation Orders q
Revision.
He viii DO Tried By court-MsrtIsi
OF Rsnnss. france.

PARIS. June a--Prosident Nszcsu.
- the Court ~ Cessation. at ass
O'Clock this afternoon. announced
that the court had arrived 10 favor q
the revision of the prcyfua ease. and
has ordered Capt. Alfred nreyfus 10
be brought back 10 France - be rc-
tried by a eourtmartial al nenucs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03

In order to secure publication IN
the church column uf Saturday,
Star, pastors are requreted 90 hand
their sunday sermon topics intu the
ofiiee not later that 6 O'Clock Friday
evening,
Seattle Tabernacle tlinpilaD-- Cor-
ner Jefferson street AMI iiaren av-
cnue. Roy q. & Ohrum, pastor Scr
vices AZ n a. M. aud y. IN.
Rev >. a. Mel3iwain. pastor 81 the
Clarendon STREET. baptist church. ~
Boston Mass. viii occupy the pulpit
at the Tabernacle baptist church an
sunday morning aud Rev. James A.
FrAuois Ut SuW York eity. viii oe-
cupy the pulpit SUNDAY evening
Thtse gentlemen hre eminent speak
erA ana "a treAt q promised 10 all
who attend the Sunday services at
tho 1aheraaeie.
First ~ E chureh-Corner Third
avenue and Marion street. Rev. y
N. Randall. b.. pastor During the
absence Of iha pastor the pulpit viii
b. filled BY Rev. tsaae Nayipr
African n. =. chnroh-i1go Four
teenth avchue, Rev. Geo. \. Bailey.
pastor. Services at II a, ~. aud 4
o.. m Morning subleci. Suffering .
fHcuinE subject. "neiIYcfauee- .
Special services Wlli b. held temar-
ROW IN yiaw 81 The recent troubles In
Georgia.
Madison Street n. n. Church Cor
ncF % Madison street AMI rwrnsy-
third ayeaue, Hev. A. :, uucgg. pas.
Tor.
Market Street baptist Twenty.
fourth avenue south near Main Ruv
Thomas llaldw la. pastor Services Al
II a. N. aud .. 90. Tao pastor Is
on his vacation and HHY. Ellis. ~
Fremont, viii conduct she seffiees.
Plymouth Congregational Church
Corner - 1tanl avenue ani Tat
vonsily stirred. nex " ~ q Toms
pie, pastor. Preaching 81 n a. m.
and ! T.. m. During the absence "
the pastor the poip.i wiii D. filled b
the Rev. Fsater
United Presbyterian Chufrh Ger.
uer Sixth avenue aui seneca atr,set.
Rev Il T. tanning pastor Morning.
subisei. ''God savior e Evening
subject. The Me.naiing nrathar."
Fsrnf Christian chur h-J y Smith
pastor Holds union avrviera Nlth
Inc " =. Caurcb Third and pine
street. Communion AZ l0.o a. m. 5
preanhinE at II a. ~. aad 3. m.
Evening subject. The Flrst and
Great Commandment"
Haiisry street N. =. Church Cor
ner ~ Tnird avenue and battery
street Rev u y. ilrBNn. pastor
The pulpit sill he occupied sunday
fuurninx and evening b. hes. Shop
ard. q fsoa AnFsise. Cal
English Lathefan Church q the
Etoiy Trinity, seventh ana rslen
street Rev. James y Ieatea. pas
Tor.
Westminster Presbyterian 'hurch
-=Ceruvr - Columbia street ard
Broadway Rev. II. " Giiohriat.
Bsaaiur. Preaching AZ II a. m aud s
o m. MprninK. Communion service.
Evening regular services.
Calvary Presbyterian Church
I'Nruty fourth avenue south, near
King Atrgnt. Rev. ppuail Hosa
pastnr. Preaching az ~ a. "a and 3
p. m. Pulpit sili be filled during the
si=enes 4 TIE pastor By REV. Mr
Holdsidee.
Second Presbyterian Chureh=eue-
MR. - Third avenue north AMI liar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
LINER ST.
GOES ASHORE
Not In . Dangerous Position
VIII Probably be Saved.

LONDON. June s.-.The American
liner ~. Louis " ashore at calshop
Castle. near southampton. The pes.
itian ~ the vessel Is not considered
dangerous. and u 10 sxpccted that
she viii be fioated at the aext high
tide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
Field Day at Monmouth.

INDEPENDENTS. or. June a.
To-Day " field day al Monmouth.
The events Will take place an the
nomal school grounds. The follow
Ing schools will make entries Agri-
cultural college. Corvallis. state uni.
verslty. Forrest Grove, ana the State
Normal rchoed. Monmouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
ASsSSSSSSSSSSSsssssS
" W
y Sunday Topics in the Churches. J
NsssSsSssSsSessssSsS

rlaon street Rev. W. A Major. pas
+ tor Morning subject Among the
liiies." Evening subject Christ
QUE Guide"
Thlrd Cumberland Presbyterian
Church Twenty -Heeond avenue near
East Cherry. llev. y. =. Thompson.
pastor
/ First Presbyterian chuwh-Car-
nor ~ Fourth and sprink. Itev. a.
+ L. Hutchlspn. pastor Morning.
"Pre-emlnenee Giory q the Church. ."
Evening. 'christ'a Ideal Greatest
Man"
Church Of our Lady Of Good Help
Corner % Washington street and
+ Third avenue south. Rev y. X Pre-
I fontalnc. Morning sermon at 1890
and evening az o'clock.
ss.cred Heart Church-sersiees are
temporarily held in tho brotherhood
building on sixth avenue near Bell
street. REV. Father Brown In
charge.
st. Clements Episcopal Church
I Twenty fourth avenue and wash
E inRtsn street. Rev, Geo. auzxeiie.
r,eiar Regular sunday services.
Grace N. y. Church -Thirticth av-
enue souih near King street Rev,
I ". a. seiiick pastor. Services at
II a. N. and : p. m.
81 Marks Episcopal Harvard
avenue between scncca and Spring
streets rev J. y p. LlWyd. pas
for Preaching at II q, III. ana ..
~. Morning subject. Sacrifice and
sein shnrsa" Evening subject, The
Saiurainers II Divine Judgment"
Trinity Parish church~Coruur Of
TiHht avenus AMI james street.
REV. VI. II. GoWsn. rector Morning
Z subject. 1--we. Human ana Dixiue,
Evening subject, The Love Of
Money -
church ~ immaculate Conception
-Corner u broadway and Madison
REV A. swvre Morning sermon
a. 10 % and evening Al 30.
North Seattle naptlai-corner u
T1Ari avenue and Cedar street. Rev
T. J sawyer. pastor. Special r~rV-
iecs morning aud evening.
TIE has, musical service ~ the
season a. a. Marks churVai will be
given tomorrow evening. when the
choir viii render the last of Hay
dns .'creatipn.
The dedication services o. the First
rapiias cburri will take place to-
ulorruw. and biz day has been ar
ranged Tor by the congregation.
fseverai well known Eastern Bap-
tist ministers al o have heen attend
iaW the May anniversary 81 the Bap-
list churches at San FranNsero. VIII
- h. the city. and they wfii have
partial eharEr ~ the ieiicssion ser
Vires The special music foT the
fhra. services viii ~ in charge %
". r. ElNeli. and the programme
arranged will b. very elaborate tn.
dedication services proper viii beEin
al IL - o'clock tomorrow ani REV.
D. Z barnes. u. D.. pastor - the
Fourth Baptist church a. Pit;Hhurs,
Pa. vtlt preach The sermon. In TIE
afternoon a. O'Clock tao addresses
VIII be given. one ~ Gen r. J. Ner-
gan. ~ New York city. on a Ma
lions Vacation" and the other BY
rev. u. q Seymour. Of philadelphia
ON The Personal Element In Mis-
aisnn the evening service AT 1;sa
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