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F. n. Pollock. general agent OF the PENN
syivan3a. - here fpom Portland.
c. J. Eddy. general agent in Portland
Tor the Milwaukee, Is In the city.
The Oregon Short Line is running four
OF rs new mammoth engines between Po-
catello and Butte.
c. j. steeple district freight and pas.
senKer agent OF the Southern Pacific. wen.
10 Tacoma yesterday.
c. c. Anderson. superintendent of mines
or the Pacific Coast Company. was here
from Newcastle yesterday.
III. G. Balloon, city ticket agent of the
Northern Pacific. act mpanied by Mrs
Eaiiou. has gone TO visit relatives In New
York for few weeks.
4. b. Tracy, travelling passenger agen.
OF the Phillips Judson has just returned
10 his duties. after an illness which kent
him confined TO bed for ten days
The local office Of the Canadian Pacific
has recently been emheIiishet by a series
OF fine paintings In the interior and the
decoration OF the large front window.
Lewis Socket. manager Of the Sand
Coulee coal mines near Great Falls. Mont:
y here visiting his brother. Thomas r.
Htockett, superintendent OF mines OF the,
Pacific Coast Company.
A private car Of the 500 lire PASSED
through the city en- route TO Vancouver
II. c.. yesterday. bearing a party OF rela-
tNes OF officials OF that road who have
been spending the winter In California.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Gov. BRADY suxwests Visit Of seattle
Men to Alaska.

Outside a very interesting address by II.
l.. Ball. which Is reported elsewhere the
most Interesting matter before the Cham
Der OF Commerce at its session vest er1ay
Afternoon was "a letter from Gov. John G..
Brady. OF Alaska. After referring to the
proposed visit Of Congressman Payne Dali
xell and others To Southeast Alaska. Gov.
Brady suggests that they be Joined at this
port and accompanied on their tour by
prominent Seattle men, and he brings
forward the names OF President 4. o.
Graves. ex Senator Allen. Judge Thomas
Burke Senator Foster and Representa-
fives Cushman and Jones. II know that
You from Washington do not need fortlfy-
ing says IN. letter. hut ] do believe
that you would be electrified and delight
ed by the trip"
A letter was read from l.. F. Shaw,
dated Aslan City. April IL. thanking the
chamber for ito interest In Attn matters.
and asking what would be the proper
steps 20 take toward securing damages In
behalf OF Americans who held licenses In
the Attn district prior to the passage OF
the anti alien act.
Letters were submitted from Senator
Turner, Representative Jones and the Ia
coma Chamber or Commerce, indorsing the
movement 10 have the Washington troops
return from Manila direct 10 Puget sound.
The resolution passed NJ the last session
OF the city council with reference 20 re-
sefving the troops on their return was In
dorsed and a committee ordered.
communication from J. W, Blabcn.
Northern. stated thar the American Vrter.
mary Association would meet in New York
September > and that Pref Nesson OF the
state agricultural college at Pullman
would euaesvor 10 have Seattle named as
the place fets the Associations next meet
chamber. The letter was referred 70 the
proper committee.
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you are simply committing = form Of ~.
eide. Either you must cure your lung
troubles. or THEY WILL KILL you.
That's the whole situation In = nutshell
Never was there = cure for lung troubles
equal to the ncwiy-discovered nr. 6locum
treatment. This forms . system OF Four
Remedies that are used simuitaneausy
and supplement each others curative &C.
ton. It cures weak iungs. bronchitis.
asthma. coughs. consumption and every
other ailment of the pulmonary region.
II destroys every germs that can AFFECT the
respiratory System. and even in advanced
stages Of lung trouble positively arrests
the tuhercuiar growth. while Il also builds
up the patient % that his system = en-
abled to throw on scrofula, rhsumaxim.
catarrh and other wasting diseases.
Thousands OF cured cases already prove
these claims. Thousands Of gratefal pso.
pie bless the discovery.
The Doctor wants everybody to know
the surprising merits OF his system. He
has arranged to give 4 free treatment
Four Preparatory TO all sufferers Fun
instructions for use accompany each treat
ment.
WRITE TO THE DOCTOR.
Write At once to DR.. r. A. Secum. la
boratories. - and ~ Pine street. New Yosk
City. giving full express and postoffee ad-
dress. and mention the Post Inte.i gencsr.
Delay only makes your trouble worse.
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The ssastle.
J. T. HeHerman. q. r. Libby. Port
Townsend: l.. n. MendelsOhn. San Fran
cisco: B; B. Baxrmeil: F. e: sharp. Taco-
en-. 81. Louis: Mrs. Boyd and son. Rosiyn.
Mrs. Johnson Roslyn: 4. Nolan. Spokane:
J. C. Halton. City: DR.. O. v. Harris. Ey-
erctt; D. A. Van vechter, Index: c. g.
land: W. L. Steele. chicago: II. W. Hold
en-, Portland, Mrs. Cafhcart, CAthcaxt:
Robert Henery and wife. 6nohomish: c..
Z; Loehe cn!caxo; Thomas ncGnire;
Hughes. Bothell: Mrs. A. b. Denne. Ever
EFT: ". n. Hail. san Francisco Mrs. J..
III. Parker. Big Lake; W. j. Wilson. City.
w. II. rtsgeIaid. city: William 4 Brcd-
Chicago; Or. Luela f Arteli. Chicago:
G. L. Brown. Oakland; Charles r.
Can't, San Francisco. Mrs. HI. l.. Leland.
Tacoma; ~. Hirschhannn San Francisco:
rows. Port Townsend, r. A. Clark. Blaine:
E. c. adams. Port Townsend: Andy
Grant. Blaine: II. b. Dunbar Tacoma
Edwin p. Blake. Hadlock: Miss NJ Blake.
Hadiocs; Nv wils Ian, Wake ,nss Port Gamble;
New Whatcom: Miss H. w1nkler. Blaine:
Z. g. G. Kuhn. Omaha: F. c. Martin, San
Francisco: w. r. Southland. Chicago; J.
J; Many. u; Earts. Everett; !. J. Lem
York. Thomas Payne. Blaine. Wash; T..
G. Ryan. washington, d. C.: II. Eran.
Tacoma. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Frye,
Fairhaven: J. e. Bratenober. Clear Lake
.. Z. MeMiliin. Anaeortes: David Stark.
San FranciscoF. F. Kelley, Butte, Mont. !:
&. A Meiser. San Francisco; L. Lat,
Portland. Mrs Rothery, Everett: Robert
Robinson. Portland: r. b. Tunnier. Ever
EFT.
The Butler.
p, r A. Graves. Tacoma: Il, J: Horsson.
Miss G. Caywood. Portland: J. H. Bridge
ford; Portland; 8. Beath. Chicago; Mrs E.
u. Cullen. San Francisco: Robert II. Bar
ea shores q y Ma s n p0sns N,
York: F. F. Powder. San Francisco: A.
+. Clarke, New York; Charles A. Richard
sSn. 81; Louis Hra H. G Vaughan, 81. Paul;
Grand Forks. B. c.: J. A. Smith. Grand
Forks; B c.; Arthur ". Hawkes. sno-
and Mrs. Fred Won Baumhach, St Paul:
George B. blanchard, City; J. M. Wilcox.
Cleveland: Mrs w. CargiIl. San Francisco:
N. and Mrs MIS- II; : Gould SAP Francisco;
family. Butte. Mont: Mrs. Maxwell. Butte,
Mont.
The Brunswiek.
Hartman Stuher, uniontown. WASH. L.
jefferson; Watsrville; 4; Tiilinghast.
G. G. Mitchell. City: +. II. Howell. SUI.
mas: ]. r. Howell, Sumas: ]. w. May
nehan. Skykomish: T Okeefe. Skykon-
ish: D. Thankland. Snohomsh: Charles
Meimeyer and wife. Machias; Peter X.
Johnson. Portland: Ruth Stone. walla
Wana; Joseph Sundy A. wormuth and
wife. A. r. Ryden. E. c. Quimby, Mike
Alexander II. G. HOFFMAN, III. s. Dale,
Katherine Slavery. Lottie Hyde, Bostonian
Company: Ed Burton Ashland Wis: B.
Bardsley Havre. Mont: Frank Serfert.
Chlsago: r. W. Oliver; La Conner: Mrs
Florida; s. Fl. HAS, San Francisco: Mike
Kendall Duluth.
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me April copy Of the Bulletin, hsued
frpm the Office Of Fl. p. ThYau, superfn-
Y aendert OF the Eighth division, railway
al service. with headQuarters IL San
yfsnc1sco. contains the following valuable
Information. which should be OF tnestiusa-
tte benefit TO everyone throughout the
country sending mail Into Alaska ana
3 Eorthwest territory:
MATS originating In the United States
TOR Alaska and the British Yukon district
- principally dispatched from Seattle.
Wasn. From Seattle there are three segu-
afe forwarded. wig: The Seattle Q skag-
svssy. nfth day 6ses schsduie5. and Two
g., each having two departures each month
from Seattle dates Irregular Theae
nnes supply all southeastern coast and
:asnd point. Including Wrangei. si,xs.
Suneau. DyeA and ekaGway.
The sftkA 4 UnaiaskA tstesmhoat)
y 2. o. connecting the Seattle 4 4kagway
r. O. ~ 6itka.. leaves eItka about the
s. Fl Givs srsa Y YsRa.. .ap2y,ns orss oo
Homer Cook iniet). Tyoonok, Kadiak ana
points on the southern coast or the Alas
san peninsula. THIS service Is supple.
Iyoonok Cook inlet). leaving Juneau about
the 18Th and the 18th OF each month These
two Hines to9ether give q fri monthiy mail
inlet. Including Homer. Kadiak. Orcs. sei
aesa ana vaides.
~..rI rom M, unaiarka 70 Nuahugak and
49, vsa poinM On bfsstol by walls are car
ones z month CURING the summer season.
coonnscslE a Cnalsska With boats Of the
1 W. . LnaleaA - r. O,
0teamerA VIII depart from San Fran
$50 anou. June ! and - and July >. 1889.
80 t1om Seatue June 10. July ~ and Aug
~ 9. ~ tsix tripe IN AID. carrying mail
y. $500. g. Atcnael ana Al points on
- fukon river 70 Circle. AiAska. and
g Ason, ~ =. ana returning BY SAME
souss; Eacn % tnese steamers win carry
."ay possat clfrk VINO VIII make de-
teGor oI AlaSka and Northwest territory,
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Ho0HOOs AT sSoMOMlsH.
= Nsnher 81 Hlina kittens Have
Their Eyes Opened.

- =. ~0Vs<Ss
The Heohoos had . rally at snohomish
sofgotfen BY these who were there. and
Vast OF all by the initiates, or In the
secnnical language OF the order, the blind
s aMtens. who on that occasion had their
The concentration was largely attended
sne following officers officiating. Shark,
!. r. ciafsey; senior hoohoo. A. h. Calder.
Evans; scrivenasor. e. II. Lewis; jabber-
wock, W. j. corhin: custncAtian. Francis
noteh; areanoper. J. J. kaul. of Aiaha ma ,
: .s.rn, > u. Halfway. There were about
towns. 81 whom fifteen were from Seattle.
Ins blind Kittens numbered twenty
an giving their names II must be borne In
mind that wherever the kitten fails to
rave middle name one 10 fmprovised for
nun by those who sit on tho roof" The
Ass Is as follows:
Calvin Elmer Hartman. Canyon Mil
company. Robe; serapha Abel Buck. A.
nuek. Buck Lumber and Single Company.
snohenssh, Garrett Washington Russell
a. W. Russell a. Co. Machias: Richard
e Co. Granite Faiis: Aiwyn underweight
Garytens, Grace Hhingie Company. Grace !.
Musiam Frederick Esweil. Ewell & ka-
nassy, Montborne; Fred c. Martin. Grafton
Knight Misunderstanding Company. Port
and. Aionxo Woodward Morgan, Morgan
Bros, snestomish Ursimus kieffer Loose
seass Lumber Company. Snohomtshs For
ayce Howard Taher, Taher Mill Company
Tacoma. Apheus Herman Buck. A. r..
huek n Co. Munrce. Ernes, Philip Creek.
sf canyon Mil Company. Everett. John
Adam Theurer. II. Hamhriase Il Co.
::sa sse Fails; Frank Markce Caldwell.
saiawssl Erns.. Tacoma: Joseph Heck
Lender Irving, Irving. Warner a Irving.
snoaga3niies William George Fowler Lin
Se.n Single Company. Arlington. James
EDWARD Clifton Standard OF Company.
X &AE t.4r. ss~h fps.zst
Alien Tarr.y, MeNsstsr & Waite Lumber
SoFipsny, Gear Lake.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches TO post-Irteiiigencer.
NEAu BAY. May 3.-4 .. m.~-Barcm-
efer s9ls cloudy. wind east, four miles,
Passed in Last night-Tugs Tyee, as p m:
Pioneer ..ls r. m. str Wellington Passed
erst-~A steamer. Csc g. m. str Signal. ssse
a. M str Bristol. s:is A. III. IN the bay
L. = scr Manzanita,
cIAi4I~AM. May 2-s p. m.~cioudy
calm,
TWIN. May S.-4 p. m---tsloady: light
east wind.
PORT CRESCENT. May S.-~4 ,. IA
Barometer Sa.ls: cloudy. wind east, four
miles.
PORT ANGELES. MAY "a p IA
CLOUDY calm. Passed up~zA hrsgsniirse
A large steamer. $40 2 Passed sat
t.rInx the nsghf--Sehr J, NJ Coiman. a
,hrs.fs-rssnS;ess barkentfsse ia tow % TIRE Sea
LION Tots a M. on EsungenssS--A vessel
ARD 4 steamer. bound ouf~ In the bay
Shiss naixonax William Mitchell. :1s
Tssyden. schr Sorrsen and L. g revenue
cutter Perry.
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as-ls1a11-a sa--T-ar - - 80 -
MARINE NEWS.

EUREKA Sailed April n. nix s&sa Mich
otss Ser tsaliao.
ASTogTA~Arrfvea MAY z str Ailsanee,
Sar Francisco Sailed l.. =. 8. Perry. for
Seattle.
PORT KEI-Ey-Arysved. May 2
scs~ Marion from SAn Pedro
PORT TOW SSENp-Arvsved. May :.
cal hk Gss8srvera from iautaee. hk Anas-
ia tram Honolulu
NANAIMD " E.-SAiled May L Nor str
TYsanFa fcr Port Los Angeles. str AguE-.
.ns Sksg~ey Arrived. Fr ssr Wyest.la.
srsrs san Frra1cssss Ana str Mtreala from
San F-ssnris<so. scgr ]. n. CciraAn. from
Ssa sset~e
pgT<.Eg HAnHnH-ATrivsd Aarca -
str Tssstae. frzsrs San Franetsec
kAEG4E h~-Arrtsea March - SIR &scg-
rAk SAn Francisco
REB0NIsse~-ssflsa May Z scHr Jcaa8s
Stella. for 6-ays HA-s0r
SAN FRANCtS<u-SAsses Nay 8 str Co
iar1sgx. Astoria ss- Weccst. zsisArsook
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May DE READY THIS YEAn-


Tho surprising announcement cogaes
from Omaha that the Burlington extern
sion through Western Nebraska may be
ington and Seattle another outlet to the
southern part OF the Middle West a year
sooner than WAS at first thought possible
The Omaha Bee has this to say OF the new
developments.
1T II announced at the Burlington Of
fees IN this city that work Is now In prog
ress on the line from Alliance, Neb.. to
Brush. Col, as well as upon tho Wyoming
extension. The two extensions are classed
Under the same contract. two different
companies being Incorporated. because tho
branches would penetrate into different
states. II Is also announced that both
lines will be- completed and ready for op-
Grafton next fall IL nothing happens TO
dealy the contractors. Lahorers to work
on The new grades are being shipped west
on atu1Cof s(yNfy train. The rignt-of-way
has been secured for nearly the entire
length Of both branches
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Scott' ..lnulsion 81 Cod
liver Oil VIZ HypOphos
phi',s ! ! r. md palatable.
For -arsit las been used
for CO g..s md eolds, for con-
SUMPTION. for those whose
blood IS thin or colorless.
whose systems are emaciased
or run down.
For children it means
health and strength, stronger
bopcs and teeth, and food
tor the growing mind.
Baby gains in weight and
tthrives when SCOTS Enul-
non IS added to its milk.
,.s q s:;ss. q 1r.sst.e
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Confidence IN Us viii
'': :. :s ',::'.i'' FREE

Confidence wins whether in
love. war or sickness. II some
little concern withoa. rergta-
tson or ability were Ia otser lis
useless treatment. you vceid
DO right % rcsccs sf--you d
kaow there vas trap same
where. Ea, whsn we ossr cur
treatment on trlai and approval
fall thirty days medicine.
and a NEST wonderful instra-
rssns for developing. sorAing
and building. You men vhc
ore suaarers from Declining
Vitality and wasted health ~
sourca.-hov can JOG refuse
Ne advance pay, no {, q. d.
the treatment cn honor. the
pay On honor. OF il dissatisfied.
return all~-pay noshsng In
cuirc about ss. You viii 6na
eur reputation and rvss~snx.-
hilssy sa.iy snax>eSi Our
specialists arr trained exr<rsa-
Our ear<s arr ~ saen~Arsfs
Oar treatment hamehks And
certain. Oar sssetaezts those 81
honest PLY scaAns with hse<st
patients Send sssv lester e IN
valuable information. FREE.
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THE BUFFALO HUMP ROAD.


SUGSe M0t10.
The Pacific 4 Idaho Northern has let Q
contract Tor 19.D00 tons Of sixsy-hyc-T,ound
steel rails to the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company. These rails VIII be used on the
from weiser. Idaho. 10 the seven Davis
and Buffalo Hump mining districts. and IL
"a expected that the laying u the track
viii be commenced at once Ii Is con-
stdered probable that the entire line OF
ninety-etght miles will be completed this
year. especially az all the rails necessary
for u have been arranged for. The COM
pany has 30 men at work. but II is report
ed that this force will be Increased by
loo men al once.
Ten miles from weiser the road passes
through canyon into Middle valley TO
the village Of Salubrfa. then into another
valley to Council. and thence 10 the Seven
Devils copper country As this country fs
10 fertile, a Salt Lake paper takes the
position that the road may ultimately be
extended TO San Francisco or become par.
OF son1c franecontinental road yet only the
Pigment OF dream.
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The walla walla is due from San Fran
cisco today.
Revenue cutter Grant Is taking on coal
ut the Madison Greet bankers.
The N. Y. r. steamer Sakura Maru Is
expected in from Lima some time today
The revenue launch Scout, from Port
Townsend, arrived In port yesterday after
noon.
The revenue cutter Perry Is expected TO
arrive In port from Astoria some time this
morning.
Schooner Yukon. bringing a fairly large
catch OF fish. arrived In port from Alaska
yesterday morning.
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bay; ser Prcgreso, Seattle Arrived. str
CcQuiiie. CocuiIio River, schr Guide. VIII
lApa hars,or.
MANIL4A-Arrfved, Nay Z str Cleveland.
San Francisco
ANTWERP-Afrived. April %, Br sh
Fails Of Alton. from Oregon: Br IA VIM
cent, from Tacoma
BARRDWS-Arrived,A April -. Br a Sir
Robert Fernie. from Tacoma.
HONCKONG-Arrived prior to Nay (
ctr Tacoma, from Tacoma
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they conflict Herewith are held for can
collation."
The settlers on the land have an op-
portunltS OF appealing 10 the secretary az
the interior. but whether or no they w:lI
do % b not known
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Effective as either medical or electrical
treatment has proven to be when used
separately under proper advice. the COM
bining of these two great curative agents
by these eminent specialists produces a
curative power never before obtained and
impossinie TO secure by either medicine or
electricity used In the old way alone. Does
IL not appeal TO your intelligence that the
two combined viii accomplish more than
when used separately?
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LINES 70 ALASKA.
nsv Nails May Reach Any Por-
ton Of the Country.
s0voTAL POINT IN SEATTLE.

:ooso0ship Lfnes, WIN mssl~usr.
ssss In Thss City. MssAls tAs
esseter PeStten 81 NAH Natter
Ssnt Fren she Outside vvessA q
shs Dt1erent Pe1nAs % OesAea
1esth-O0cfsl List % nouaee,
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CRESCENT Bicycles-The record-break-
er in past years. the leader again for 1889.
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THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland, May !. ~.
Probably occasicnal rain.
q. 3. DEPARTMENT CT AaAfCUlx
TuRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle, Nay Z HI
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Cat With m Az.

George Wsslfburn. aged twenty six years
who has been working In a logging camp
on The Great Northern railroad some dis /.
lance this side OF Wellington, was hrough.
TO Seattle last night by train and taken
To hsss home. 9l Twenty second avenue IN
the patro, wagon. He is suffering from a
painful wound on his right foot near the
ankle. An ak slipped and the blade enter
ea his foot. cutting flesh and cords.
SEATTLE To KANSAS CITY.
The Northern Pacific and the Rurling-
ton route are the only lines operating
through tourist sleeping ears between Sc
attic and the Missouri river, Sseepers
leave Seattl. Mondays and Fridays. For
rates and sies ping car reservations inquire
az Burlington office. les Yesser way.
MRS GRAHAM. II san Francisco. is
AZ the Essnier Grand With beauti ful
stock u decorative art naed.ewoFk La
dies please caj-
GRADUATED Optical Specialist. Mss
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GRADUATED Optical Specialist. Mss
Wilxinxki III Cherry.
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HEALTH and DISEASE


happiness, failure.
Health emergency.
ordinary duties OF ifs II 10
10 e we'll.
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DIAMOND Ice. Tel Pike Isl
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-06-02
Cowper Never Met a Forest Worm.
Another Dewey Reception suggestion.

Judging from what the rest of the ma
ton is willing TO do for Dewey, his
native state of Vermont can hardly hope
to keep up with the procession in any
other way than by deciding itself over
entire To him.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-06-02

the subject of evolution. Mr.. Phelps
does not believe at all in the theory, and
aptlv says that those who first advanced
it were not in frame of mind for candid
Judgment upon the question, as they
were not in search of truth, but anxious
to establish theory which should
avoid the necessity for the recognition OF
a personal God; although, as Mr.. Phelps
said, they had entirely failed, from two
reasons: LIST, because evolution was not
true, and I'd, because If it were, il only
removed special creation further back.
Mr.. Phelps denied that there was any
evidence in support of evolution, saying
that it had always been known that by
selection and domestication different
families of animals or plants could be
formed; that thus dray horse nigh t
In time be developed into a trotter. and
so the trotter changed back to the dray
horse; but that this was the beginning
and end of evolution. Mr.. Phelps
also expressed the opinion that belief in
it had very largely passed by. This
opinion we have frequently heard ex-
pressed since our own attention has been
called to the subject.