The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

uAuo saw Wa puf IN 1asS winter anu =
saw for cedar logs. which are cut up trans
fsrred 20 tho wood yard and split for kind
ling.
ENTIRELY separate are the two orGans-
Nations which do the line es work de-
acrtbed In this city. The Salvation Army
10 far the stronger here. having been longer
established than the Volunteers OF Amer
tcA- In the former the head OF the soctaI
work b. a. stated. Stan Capt J. Watson.
The spiritual work II In the competent
hands of Adj. Neiscn. The duties Of thBs
two are In nowise similar nor DO they clash
In any respect. The Salvation Army has
two local corps. known ~ Seattle No.
and Seattle No. Z
In the Volunteers 81 America tho leaders
are Ar. and Mrs. r. Rogers. beth holding
equal rank - stalY captains and aides De
camp 70 Col Duncan. in command Of the
regiment on the Pacific coast and Puget
sound. The regiment liz divided into three
hattalio1s. enc In California one In Men
tana and one In Oregon ans Washington.
The regiment was xsarssa THREE years age
by Hailineson Booth and his wife ana il
now very ssrcnx ali over the country.
Cart. and Mrs. Rogers came here week
ago from Tacoma and are hardly yet Ia
Hiiaar with the work that has been done
here nor tho strength Of the single post
established.
The meeting place OF the Volunteers 10
on Second avenue scuth near Washington
street They too. parade the streets with
. mixed hand ard attempt 20 draw sfrax-
gsers 10 their sndnor services by using the
cpen AR meetings a. bait. TIE men are
uniformed In blue With black sacsnxs and
black hMf. The women are gawnsi In Stay.
Mrs. Rogers Is q very interesting char
acter. She Was al one time In charge Of
New York No. l. the mo& important pest
az tia Salvation Array in this country. AMI
has had an experience in rhsian.hropse
work IA shr country and Err gtand such
a. falls 70 the lot O. few younx wesnen.
Sra entered the work az arr osyscer OF TIRE
Salvation Army wfer a mere ssrl and has
sssscs devoted her life 10 II. When the Vol
us..eerx OF America were started sire tn4rses
the movement. She me- her husband IN the
ranks Of workers ard they were uaAsrss~e
after IT.. long engagement insisted on BY
the rules Of Tire army,
SxT EFT sne tell you of reformation once
- brought about by eur cpTn air se--
varss" said Mrs Rogers Yesterday. y had
charge OF the work I'm . ely Of tAe Md
die West We used - turn cat nightly for
rsrss~ and were accomplishing a great deal
Of good. Cne night noticed man In sae
audience who seenes 70 press forward ara
listen sncrs eagerly thar Tire rest lie sas
there again aud again Next saw him az
ore II cur ss.cUr sevvsc~w nv buses NJ
srex~ 10 hsss and erasavo-sd - bring hsm
forward 70 the mca-ners' nenea. Each
time he shock ais k@2t- After attending
meetings alone several times ss came ear
uirhs with IN wife ard Ave caaidsca- They
"a. In the Srnas row, TIE swc xc1ngess
were swtss ara father ana mother sarA
held ere. saw the woman urging Ner
husband 80 pray ara anaisy -. rsss IOWA
the rhf,s she w~a hcsSsng sa4 stepping 20
the yncarneys' n~nch knsesea- re Watched
her q rness~ns sssn pat 6e~n he a&,y
ram hss knee ara w~n. 70 her side They
Nrae3>A scx~tner Ia silence
TAea followed . scsne shall never fer
res. We heGan 60 sing sre-n :se rsasscr-a
ana AusAAnA ard vsfp rose before AL rr~s-
.ns Ara hsxr~a and k.<sexe eaea asMer and