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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-09

purpose, except to ire a few shots at one
OF the clerks. The reported hold.up was
narrated to Sheriff HubbelI yesterday,
and the sheriff will attempt to bring the
guilty ones to justice. He has discovered
that they escaped to Colorado.
Alfred Grunsfeld. senior member OF
the extensive dry goods firm OF Grunsfeld
Bros, left this morning for Las Vegas.
He will return to the city tonight, and
tomorrow night, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, will leave for the
east, visiting New York and Boston.
They will be absent a month or six
weeks. during which time Mr.. Grunsfeld
will purchase the spring and summer
stock OF goods for his we'll known firm.
Miss Lottie Barth, a popular lady clerk
at the dry goods store Of b. Ilfeld Il Co.,
will leave TO. morrow night for socorro.
where she will attend the marriage OF
her sister. Miss Addie Barth. TO Isaac Y.
Backstein, which happy event will take
place next Monday, January 10, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Garcia, relatives OF
the prospective bride.
Blanchard Meat and Supply CON-
pany sent up to Bland meat consumers
last night several thousand pounds Of
beef. Manager Wilson, OF the meat
market. says the trade with Bland and
the Cochiti district with the Albuquerque
merchants is increasing very much.
John Franklin, partner OF W. A. Haw-
kins in the law business In southern
New Mexico, passed up the road for
Santa Fe this morning.
Judge A. b. Fall, a well.knOwn attor-
ney OF Santa Fe. vas a passenger for
Santa Ne this morning,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-09

We will not carry any clothing over;
they must be sold regardless OF cost,
MRndell Il Grunsfeld.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-09
THE DAILY CITIZEN
ALBUQUERQUE JAN. o, 1900
CL0UTHlM & MCRAE...
Eancv Grocers

214 Railroad Avenue.
Agents for
Chase & Sanborn's
Fine Coffees and Teas,
Monarch Canned Goods,
Adirondack Maple Syrup, and
Imperial Patent Flour the BEST
Prompt attention given to mail orders.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-09
Ruppe for Rs.
DRESS MAKING.

am prepared to do all kinds OF Dress
making on short notice and guarantee
every garment to be satisfactory. My
work IL
Matchless in Style,
Perfect In Fit,
Reasonably Priced.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
ladies OF Albuquerque to call and zee me-
MRS SHATTUCK,
Room %, second floor N, T. ArmijO Build
ing.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-09
Harmony Lodge No. III o. O. n

Regular meeting tonight. Members
requested and visiting brothers invited
to attend. Per order Calvin Whiting, n.
g. o. 5, Pillsbury. secretary,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-09
Course OF LeotuTes.

The Woman's Board OF Trade OF Santa
Fe has organized a successful lecture
course, and have secured six lectures for
this month n February.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-09
MONEY TO LOAN

On diamonds, watches, etc, or any good
security; also on household goods stored
with me; strictly confidential. Highest
cash prices paid for household goods.
I. A. WRITTEN, ia Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-09
LOAN OFFICE.

Simpson for loans on all kinds OF col.
lateral security. Also for great bargains
In unredeemed watches. 200 South
Second street, near the Dostofice.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-09
barney Cnn.Y Dand.

Barney COffey. a well-known noun
taineer, died from pneumonia 10 his tent
at Bland the other day. His funeral
took place at Bland yesterday afternoon
His roommate, ThOs. s Kline, Is also
sick, but Is reported TO be getting along
nicely. A few days ago his case was
considered serious. and this gave rise to
the rumOr that he was dead
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-09
IVES, THE FLORIST,
Palms, Ferns and Out Flowers.

Crescent ooai Burns To y Wood Ash,
And your CRATE Ia not covered with
clinkers or slate. Try II. u. ID. Marshall,
agent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-09

sis" guaranteed TO be equal TO any high
er priced shoe made. They are sold nj
the uniform price OF t3 90 for n STYLE,
and to day more extensively worn than
any other brand. q. May, the popular
priced shoe dealer, POS Railroad avenue,
sole agent.
For ale-Rooming house, good loca.
ton; paying $50 per month above ex-
penses. Good reason for selling, will
bear investigation; price reasonable,
terms cash. Address j. William Wilson.
general delivery.
We are determined to close out all win.
ter goods. See our advertisement and
goods before purchasing elsewhere. We
can save You money at the Economist.
There will be q meeting OF the Beneyo-
lent society on Wednesday, at 2 o'clock,
NJ Mr.. Clancy's office. The yearly elee-
tion oil officers will take place.
Wanted Plain sewing, dress making
or sewing with families. Address Jane
Wooton, Hay. north Second street.
We will not carry any clothing over;
they must be sold regardless OF cost.
Mandell ~ Grunsfeld.
Oyercoats will be sold 20 per cent
cheaper than any house In the city. Man.
dell Il GruDsfeld.
Fresh candles for New Years. Nothing
left over from Christmas. Delaney's
Candy Kitchen.
Blankets, comforters and pillows, In
endless variety. Albert Fsber, Grant
building.
Every cent counts when invested Ia
Cerrillos coal. Hahn h Co.
We have some handsome baby bonnets
at Mrs. Wilson's.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-09

Our underwear will be sold cheaper by
10 per cent than any house In the city.
Mandell Il 6runsfeld.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22

| Adam Klimesz, nauczyciele; Stanis-
law Duszyk, semin.; Stanis{aw Bieniow-
ski, nauczyciel; Boles}aw Kodak i J6zef
Moskwa, prawnicy, i Karol Skielski,
nadstraznik skarbowy.
Obrohcy: adwokaci lwowscy: DR..
Goroh, DR.. Duleba, DR.. Lilien i DR.. Loe-
venstein; tarnopolscy: DR.. Landau, DR..
Trzecieniecki i DR.. Rosenfeld, (Po pro.
kuratorze przemawiali: Drowie Soroh,
Duleba, Lilien, Landou i T~rzecieniecki).
Sedziowie przysiegli: Przewodnioza-
cy K. Berchard, RECENT, znany ,,nie:
przejednany"; DR.. Eel. Gromnicki, Was:
ciciel dobr; Sal. Gross, kupiec; Stan
kierski, w}asc. dobr; DR.. Mandel St.,
dzierz. d6br; St. Ossuchwski, rzadzca
d6br; DR.. Parnass, adw.; H. Sma{awski,
dyrektor d6br; F. Soko{, RECENT; R.
Schauer, ogrodnik; Leon Wilmer, w}asc.
d6br; WI. Zawadzki, RECENT; zastepcy:
H. Rogowski, fabrykant maszyn, i ko-
zahski, w{asciciel d6br.
w. PERKowsKI.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22
Jan Nowicki,
Hdz. Sikorski.
Il. KuIdszewski.
u Perth AmbOy, N. j.
Ma Skdr6 Ndrodonu.

Perth Amboy jest to sobie miastecz-
ko jakich DUO W Ameryce zupeloie do
siebie podobnyoh. Ludziska ayjs tn,
praouja a przytem mysla W jakiby to
spos6b wzniesc do nsjwiekszej potegi
nasz Zwiazek Narodowy Polski ! cara
Gem ..przysporzyc jsknajwieoej oent6w
ma Skarb Naro1owy Polski.
u obchodu 3 Maja 1899 r. zosta}o a
kssjera Tow. Oswiaty ,,Jednoso" $1O.25.
Pc kilka razy by}o zebranie komitetu
obohodowego, ably powyzszs sumo pre-.
znaozyc ma jakikolwiek Gel szlachetny.
Leos " laden spos6b ME mogio pr.yjsc
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22
Go sfychac?
z Bay City Mich.
ZGprzeczenie

Tow. Mar. or. 12ta Il. N. P. ma ostat-
MIN regularnem Observation-Disclosures
ME uchwali}o zaprzeczy6 osczzerstwom
pojawiajacym sic czesto W tygodniku
,,Wiarus" a umyslnie przez ludzi z}osli-
wych rzucanym ma osobe p. w. Prey
byszewskiego, ~obecnego prezesa n~aszej
grupy. Oswiadczamy publioznie, re
wszystko co Wiarus dotad pisa1, pod
rubryka = ,,Nowosci z Bay City, a
~dotyczace osoby p. Przybyszewskiego
Tub w~ydawcy ,,Prawdy", jest zmyslo-
nem. Czynimy to g}6wnie, ola infor-
MACH czytelnik6w ,,Wiarusa', ktorych
on, g}oszeniem fa{szow, W bad wpro-
wadza z umys}u, chcac szkodzi6 reputa-
eli i dobremu imieniowi p. Przybyszew-
skiego. Napady to ~pojawiat sic zacze{y
cd czasu jak p. Przybyszewski ma pc.
siedzeniu specjalnem maju r. z. zde-
maskowa} osobe, ktora W Towarzystwie
naszem dotad maci i nurtuje.
Poniewaz dobre imie jest najwiek-
Sym szarbem cz{owieka, dlatego W
imie sprawiedliwosci, Towarzystwo Ma
rodowe W Bay City stale W obronie p.
Przybyszewskiego i zada cd wydawcy
,,Wiarusa" odwo}ania k{amstw rzuca-
nych ma osobe naszego prezesa. Rowno-
c~zesnie wyrazamy tn ola z~a}ozyciela
~naszej gruPy i pierwszego a d}ugo-
letniego jejprezesa najwyzszy szacunek
i %uznanie, nalezne prawemu obywatelowi
j wielce zas}uzonemu W Zwiazku N. P.
polakowi. Dumni jestesmy z p. Prey
byszewskiego a ztad ludziom pre-
wrotnym imienia jego brudzi6 ME poz-
wolimy.
w imieniu Tow. Mar. or. 12tej Il. N.
Polskiego.
Jan Noaoicki,
Kdz. Sikorski.
L.. KuIdszeaosEi,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22
O zasady.

sic to ma pozor zdawaG mog}o tym, kto-
rzy W owej wojnie widza tylko dwie
strony wojujace przypatruja sic i'm
tax n~aprzyk}ad, jak pionkom posuwa-
nym ma s%zachownicy podczas interesu-
jacej partji dwoch biegiych szachistow.
Pytanie to jest znaczenia pierwszo-
rzednego, obejmuje BOWEN kwestje
obchodzaca GAIA ludzkosc, a m. czy ma
my sic zgodziG ma panowanie SHY bru-
t%alnej ma swiecie.. opuscit rece, ere
zygnowawszy re wszelkich wysi}k6w
wydzwigniecia zasad sprawiedliwosci
ma stanowisko sedziego najwyzszego
spraw ludzkich; czy tez przeciwnie po-
tepiG SHE brutalna zaborcow i starac
sic wszelkiemi si}ami ably sprawiedli-
wosci sta}o sic zadosc.
Dlatego tez znow wracamy do tel
sprawy, pomimo re poswiecilismy jej
juz jeden artyku} speciality (Patrz No.
8 ,,Zgody". Komu sprzyjad?), a znie-
wala mas do tego ciekawa polemika W
londyhskim ,,Przedswicie", organic
Zwiazku Zagranicznego Socjalistow
Polskich.
Ot0z W numerze grudniowym tego
pisma, W artykule p. t. Wojna, redak-
cja omawia sprawe wojny W Transwaa-
lu i, kierujac sic rzekomo tylko intere-
sam wszechludzkimi, wyraza swa SYM
patje ola Anglji jake naturalnego wro-
ga Rosji.
Artyku} ten wywo}a} odpowiedz OBJ.
Boles}awa Limanowskiego, znanego
autora ,,Historji powstania narodu pol
skiego 1868 i 1864 roku" oraz innych
dzie} historycznych. Odpowiedz te po-
dab take ,,Przedswit", kierujac sic
godna zaznaczenia be~zstronnoscia.
Szanowny autor a .przytem goracy
obrohca praw ludu sprawy polskiej@
pisze co nastepuje:
,,Wszak juz raz, take W sprawie z
boerami, Rad angielski wprawdzie
mia{ w0wczas ma SVEN czele wielkiego
starca Gladstone - przyzna} sic do wi
ny i wstrzyma} n~apastnicze kroki. Dzi-
siaj, zw}aszcza pc w~ykrytych machi-
nacjach Chamberlaina, powinienby to
samo zrobi6. By@oby to o wiele waz-
n%iejsze zwycieztwo narodu angielskie-
go, anizeli ostateczne olbrzymia prze.
moca zlamanie ma}ego ludu borrow.
Wprawdzie by}oby to moralne zwy-
cieztwo, ale groAniejsze ola despotyz-
mu rosyjskiego i pruskiego cd IVY
cieztw militarnych.
,,Szanowny autor (artyku}u ,,Woj-
ma. p. r. mniema, re INA przekszta}-
ceniu sic niepodleg}ych republik po-
}udniowo. afrykahskich samorzadne
k%olonje angielskie boerzy by mic ME
s%tracili, GAIA natomiast ludnosG zyskala-
by bardzo DUO pod wzgledem kultu-
alno-politycznym'. M6g}bym sic z
ten zgodzic, gdyby TAXA przemiana Cd
by}a sic W drodze pokojowej, re WA
jemnemi ustepstwami stron obu, 49, cho-
ciaz ME nam tax dobrego wyobrazenia,
jak sic zdaje mice autor o kolonjal-
nych rzadach angielskich. Jak uciazli-
wen i wyzyskujacem jest panowanie
angielskie W lndjach, wiemy to ME od
kogo innego, jeno cd rodowitego an
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22
Wspomnienie:

Piec lat temu (1095) odby} sic w
Tarnopolu g}osny process p~olityzony
przeciwko 26ciu m}odziehcom, uczniom
Seminarjum W T%arnopolu, oskarzonym
o zbrodnie ,,zdrady %stanu'', pope@niona
Przsz to, . z}aczywszy sic z; innymi W
tajny zwiazek = jak opiewa} akt oskar-
zenia maja ma celu "a pomoca
opozycji, dyskutowania i osmiesznia
rzadu austrjackiego, pobudzania do
oporu Przeciw temuz, ME wyrzekajac
sic zbrojnego powstania, odzyskac
ola narodu polskiego niepodleg}os6
bytp pahstwowego oraz oderwa6 Ga
licje cd ~jednolitego zwiazku pahstwo-
wego cesarstwa austrjackiego.
Ola w~y}owienia polskich patrjot6w,
nalezacych do tego grona, Rad uzy}
nikozemnego ks. Librewskiego, kate
chete Seminarjum tarnopolskiego, kt6-
ry tajniki spowiedzi %powierzy} w}adzom
sadowym, i dwoch niedorostk6w, Rem
bisza i Urbana, %studentow.
Process ten by} swiezym dowodem,
re ,,z}ote mostly Observation-Disclosures
zaborca naszej O~jczyzny So istna mrzon-
ka; re ostatecznym celem wszyst-
XII ch trzech zaborcow jest a g a
da polskosci, wobec czego my mu-
shiny STAG ma stanowisku nieprze e.
j ednanych. Obrona by}a mako
mita, by}a n apologize idei niepo-
dlegosci Polski.
Kilka dni temu, dnia 1890 b. M,
przypada}a w}asnie plata rocznica wy
DANA przez sedziow przysieg}ych wy
roku, uwalniaaceg wszyst-
i C b. - Godne uczczenie smutnei
rocznicy %setnej trzeciego rozbioru Oh
czyzny i stwierdzenie wobec, swiata Ca
lego, re rozbiorow ME uznajemy i re z
GAIA swiadomoscia wszelkimi m~ozliwy-
mi sposobami do odzyskania bytu Pol
ski samoistnego dazymy jak pisal
,,Konrad" W korespondencjach re Lwo-
wa i Tarnopola do ,Wolnego Polskie-
60 S}owa".
S}owo u~znania naleza}oby sic przes}at
lynn m~}odziehcom, ktorym spowiedz u
ks. Librewskiego otworzy},a jak m6wil
| DR.. Goroh- ,,zamiast BRAN koscio1a -
wrota do krymina}u";- s}owo uznania,
ME dlatego, re mieli przywiazanie gle
bokie do Polski i o jej wskrzeszeniu
marzyli, ME dlatego, DO to obowia-
EEK, ale re mieli odwage - jak mowi}o
,,Czasopismo Akademickie" we Lwo-
vie wyrzec sic op%ortunizmu i przy-
Enac sic otwarcie do tel why, to juz
jest ich prawdziwa zas}uga, ma ktora
czesto ME umieja zdobyc sic ludzie,
bardzo wybitne zajmujacy stanowiska.
S}owo u~znania nalezy sic dalej przes}at
obrohcom ich W tym giosnym procesie,
jakotez sedziom przysieg}ym, kt6rzy
byli o lyle nieustraszeni, re wydali tax
sprawiedliwy wyrok.
Ponizej podaje nazwiska oskarzo-
nych, obrohcow j sedziow przysiegiych
Oskarzeni: Wac{aw Mscis}aw b.
rzemski, koncypjent adwokacki i by{y
officer artylerji; Jozef Szelag, uczef Sci
klasy gimn.; Kazimierz Bieniecki, u.
czeh gimn.; Tomasz Krzyworaczka, b.
seminarzysta, obecnie pom. slusarski
III Il a
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22

w{adz po}nocno-amerykahskich, zbrojne
wyprawy do Kanady, majace ma celu
oderwanie jej cd Anglji. Me przecze,
re ready angielskie So wy~rozumialsze,
czyli r~ozumniejsze cd niemieckich, a
tembardziej rosyjskich, ale widocznie
ME SO one ola obcoplemiehcow ami tax.
sp~rawiedliwe, ami tax lagodne, kiedy
W same kolonji Prey Ia d k o.
wei okazu e sic gotowosc
rokoszu pre- c wko panowa-
niu ngielskiemu u. Krzywda,
w~yrzadzona boerom wywo{a MOVIE
krzywdy i MOVIE gwa}ty Zwyciezeni bo-
erzynie zapomna-tak samo jak irland.
ozycy ME zapomnieli = re mieli niepod-
leg}ose narodowa, i PREY kazdej sposob-
nosci beda ia usi}owali ma nowo odzys-
kaG. Anglicy re swojej strony stara6
sic beda "a pomoca rozmaityoh srod-
kow uczynic borrow bezsilnymi. Czy
CT ostatni zyszcza co ma tenn, bardzo
watpie.
,,Nie przewiduje take, azeby poraz-
ka Anglji W po}udniowej Afryce PREY
czyni}a sic znacznie do os}abienia jej
wp{ywu i potegi. Wszak oderwanie sic
kolohij po}nocno-amerykahskich by}o o
wiele wieksza kleska ola Anglji, anize-
Ii przypuszczalna obecna jej porazka, a
przeciez potega jej ME zmala}a, nawet
potega militarna, jak sic to okaza}o -
re szkoda sprawy ludzkosci - w woj-
mach koalicyjnych przeciwko polityce
rewolucyjnej narodu francuzkiego. Me
Rosja, ale Anglia z}ama}a ostatecznie
Napoleona.
,,Gdyby. cesarz niemiecki wmiesza{
sic do obecnej wojny, a Rosja stara}a
sic skorzysta6 wv Afganistanie, Persji a
nawet moze i W Indjach", to daniem
mojem ME mielibysmy sic czego
smucic, a moglibysmy ma tenn wiele
zyskac. Ready najezdnicze, zajete pro-
wadzona wojna, ME mia}yby tax wyte-
zonej uwagi ma nasze gnebienie i oba-
wia}yby sic przytem zanadto przeciag-
mac struny. Korzystaj JAG z tego, mo-
glibysmy zwawiei sic organizowa6 i CO.
raz smielej zmusza6 wrog6w do czy-
nienia ustepstw ma nasza korzyst. His
torja nadto mas uczy, re narod angiel-
ski, widzac pred soba p~rawdziwie
grozne niebezpieczehstwo, ~rozwija
straszna potege. Zaczepiony przez wiel-
kie monarchiczne mocarstwa, uczu}by
sic W niebezpieczehstwie caly narod an
gielski-a ME sama tylko warstwa RIA
dzaca-i bodaj czy ME usi}owa&by wy
tworzyG przeciwko MIN koalicje rewo-
lucyjna. my, jake polacy j jake So
cjalisci, moglibysmy tego tylko ko-
rzystac.
INA zakohczenie MECH wolno mi be-
die zrobi6 n~astepujaca uwage. Je-
zeli bedziemy SLIM, to jakkolwiek obro-
ca sic wypadki, potrafmy sobie da6 ra-
de; jezeli bedziemy s}abi, to, jakkol-
wick wydarzy sic pomyslna okolicz-
nose, ME bedziemy mogli z niej sko-
rzystaG. Me ogladajac sic przeto ma
mic ma nikogo, r6bmy swoje t. j. to,
co uwazamy "a s3uszne, dobre i pozy-
teczne ola sprawy naszej'....
Niemal d~oslownia- tako I'M 49,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-25
WHITE DIVORCE SUIT.
The Marital Relations of Christian
Scientists Clearly Defined.

The Marital Relations of Christian
Scientists Clearly Defined.
TO the Editor of The World:
In your edition OF yesterday appear
ed Il special from Chicago relating to
a divorce granted to George Il. White.
ex-cOngressman OF that city The ar
ticle in question seemed to imply that
Christian Science was responsible for
the cause of the divorce alleged us de-
Sertion.
In this connection 1t will doubtless
interest many of your readers to know
what the teachings of Christian Science
really are upon the subject of the mar
therefore ffcroSe YOU
for publication the following quota
tionS and church tenets from the Chris
tian Science text book, Science and
Health" with Key to the Scriptures,
by Mary Baker G. Eddy the discoverer
and founder of Christian Science, and
also extracts from some of her other
writings.
(From the Christian Science Journal,
June, 1899
Owing to isolated instances where
students of certain idiosyncracies mis-
Use and misrepresent my teaching, and
because of a religious mania or of wan
tonly refusing to comply with the obli-
cations of wediOck. ] hereby publish in
unmistakable language the following
statute in the code of Christian
Science:
"A man or a woman. having volun-
tarily entered into wedlock and ac-
cepted the claims of the marriage COW
enant. is held in Christian Science as
morally bound to fulfill all the claims
growing out of this contract, provided
such claims are not relinquished by
mutual consent of both parties, or this
contract is legally dissolved"
In Science and Health. with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker G.
Eddy page 26S). we read: "Shc that
is married careth for her husband. how
che may please him, says the Bible
And this is the pleasantest thing to do
Matrimony should never be entered in
to without full recognition of it's en-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-25
THE CYCLINGWORLD
Continued From Page 8.

w. affairs is reported from South Caro-
ma. The new officials of the division
there report that the membership has
been allowed to lose interest recently.
put several projects are under way 10
renew their activity. This division did
some creditable work in the past and II
seems to have in energetic corps Of Off
GERS again.
Secretary Bassett, of the League OF
American Wheelmen, has the follow
ing to say regarding the work of the
organization: In how many cases has
the League shaken the tree from which
fruit has fallen into the hands of mem.
bers and non members alike. If we
could but divert the fruit into the
possession of our members only, 1t
would be well. The side-path scheme
is one where we are doing missionary
work for the benefit of all. All the
side-path bills that have been passed
nave been pushed through by the Lea
gue In too many cases we find Wheel
men leaving the League to go into side
path organizations. They pay the
price of II tag and consider their duty
done. forgetting that the sde-path was
born of the Leagues good work. Mas
sachusetts in pushing a sIde-path bill
through the Legislature. We hope she
VIII profit, not lose, by the operation.
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during obligations on both sides. There
should be the most tender sollcitude for
each others happiness, and mutual APP
probation should wait on all the years
of married life"
Also the following extract from mis-
cellaneous writings: BE faithful over
home relations; they lead to higher
joys. Obey the golden rule for human
HE. and it will spare YOU much bitter
ness. 1t is pleasanter to do right than
wrong; it makes one ruler over ones
self and hallows home-which is wom-
ans world. Please your husband. and
he will be apt to please you; preserve
affection on both Sides
The following tenets are subscribed
to by every member of the Christian
Science Church:
AS adherents of truth. we take the
Scriptures for our guide to eternal life.
We acknowledge and adore one SUI
premc infinite God. We acknowledge
one Christ. the Holy Ghost, and man
as the divine image and likeness.
Gods forgiveness of sin. in the de-
structiop of sin, and the understanding
that sin and suffering are not eternal.
The atonement as the efficacy, and
evidence of divine Love, of mans unity
with God. and the great merits of
Jesus. the Way shower.
Universal Salvation as demonstrated
by Jesus. the Galilean prophet. in the
power of Truth over all error, sin, sick
ness and death. and the resurrection of
human faith and understanding to
seize the great possibilities and living
energies of the divine Life.
We solemnly promise to strive, watch
and pray for that mind to be in us
which was also in Christ Jesus. to love
one another. and to be meek, merci
full, just and pure.
AUGUSTA E. STETSON, c.. S. D.,
First Reader Finst Church of Christ
Science. New York City.
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voted, as was his constitutional right,
IL ms vote would have produced a re-
suit either way, and II the journal had
shown the vote to be Isl to 70 he would
nave voted In the affirmative, still
making the two-thirds"
At first he asked unanimous consent
that his vote might be recorded Ex-
Speaker Nathaniel P. Banks objected,
but on reflection withdrew his objec-
ton. Mr.. Conger, Of Michigan, per-
sisted in his objection. but the Speaker
said that he had the constitutional
right to vote and that he should ex-
ercise 1t. He did so without more ado,
making the necessary two-thirds.
MR.. PLAISTED'S ATTITUDE.
All sorts of stories were afioat re-
garding the vote of Mr.. Plaisted. 1t
was known that he did not sympathize
with the effort to seat Rutherford Is.
Hayes. Five of the House clerks.
knowing this. afterward said that they
were watching him when his name was
called, and that he did not respond
Nor could his name have been read on
a recapitulation as recorded in the
negative. because the tally sheets
showed that lie had never been so re-
corded. Plaisted afterward left the Re
publican party and was elected Gov
ernor of Maine by the Democrats. 1t
was alleged that the night before he
visited by indignant party associates.
who upbraided him for his action, and
bull-dozed him into the idea Of secur-
ing the record OF his alleged vote In
some way the Democrats learned of the
situation. and unearthed Benon Butler
The committee. it is further said. were
already selected by the Speaker and
one of them was to have taken the
train on the following morning for
Louisiana. They were detained by the
report concerning Plaisted, and did not
depart until the Speaker, after the cor
rection of the journal, acted upon his
constitutional right and recorded his
own vote in the affirmative.
Without the appointment of these
committees there would not have been
time to investigate and report upon the
situation in South Carolina. Florida
and Louisiana before the counting OF
the electoral vote. Certain it is that
no Speaker ever cast Il deciding vote
fraught with such great evcntualities.
And almost equally certain is it that
without the casting of this vote no
Electoral Commission would have bcen
created. and the country might have
again drifted into great civil war.
AMOS J. CUMMINGS.