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Amador ledger., 1900-07-20
A Spicy News Letter From
Plymouth.
DEATHS ANGEL CLAIMS An AUkUA Youth
A Little of Everything From Stock.
ton.-Jackson People Given
Good Advice.
PLYMOUTH, July IL, 1900.

LII 1MOO In q ouiy 10, loVO'
A farewell party was given Mrs. w.
A. Norman a week ago last Monday
evening. Mrs. Norman departed the
following morning for San Francisco
where she will continue her studies
preparatory to entering the Dental
College of the University of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pinter, who
have spent some years in Arizona,
visited at the home of Mrs. Pinter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dugan, and
other of their friends in Plymouth and
vicinity, and then departed last Satur-
day for the mountains accompanied by
Mrs. Pinter's sister, Miss Laura Dugan.
DR.. w. A. Norman and Lawrence
Burke and family, departed for the
mountains Wednesday.
The majority of us are remaining at
home for various reasons, mostly good
ones, and thus consciously or uncon-
sciously obeying the poets injunction:
Stay, stay at home my heart and rest;
Home keeping hearts are happleSt."
Miss Ruby Whitaker of Bridgeport,
has been visiting Miss Maggie Slavich.
Misses Jessie and May Beven of Oak
land, have been visiting their cousin,
Miss Maeme Doman, for the past week.
Mrs. c. Darling who has been visit
ing relatives in Shasta county, has re.
turned.
Miss Laura Clifton has returned from
lone, where she has been for some
time.
Miss Helen Brown, who was so seri-
ously burned on the night of the
Fourth, is slowly improving.
OSwEGo.
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20
DOCUMENTS RECORDED
DEEDS,

+. Provis ct uX to p. Oates-Land near Bun
ker Hill mill site; $500
F. Provis Jr. ct al to Lizzie Ralph-Same as
above; IS.
Pauline Peiser to b. f. Taylor-Lot 8, block
5, jackson; $1,000.
B. F. Taylor to Mrs II. V. Blair-Same as
above; $1,000.
H. Kreth to B, F. Taylor-NEA. section SO,
township north, range cast; $500.
A. Rossi TOP. zappettini-Landi in Volcano;
$3.50.
MORTGAGE.
Mrs. E. V. Blair ia B. F. Taylor-Lot s, block
8, Jackson; $1,000.
G. L. Thomas to F. Honmsn-Luts and 4,
block S, jackson; 5000.
T. Hanly ct al to G. Calory-Land in Vol
cano; $500.
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE.
b. L. Taylor to H. Kreth
Austrian Benevolent Society to A. Franato-
vich.
F. Hoffman to G. L. Thomas.
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20

Cured on the Santa Fe R. R. a
passenger train ran into a gravel
train. The engineer was killed. The
fireman jumped and saved his life.
The number injured is not known as
no further particulars could be learned.
The accident occurred at place called
Old River.
Hoping that. no new cases of small
pox may appear and that the scare and
inconvenience. to the citizens of jackson
may cause them speedily to incorporate
and establish proper sanitary system
of sewerage to lessen the proba bility of
another such visitation. I am,
Yours for progress and prosperity,
A CITIZEN.
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20

furnished with those kind of utensils.
After taking on coal and water at
Unalaska, the St. Paul will sail for San
Francisco direct, arriving there about
July 11th or 18th. The distance from
Unalaska is 224O miles, from Nome
about 5000 miles to San Francisco via
Unalaska.
Hoping this will find you all we'll and
prospering and contented with good
old California, too, and thanking you
both for past friendship, remain,
Very Truly, K.
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20
Ford Mill Shut Down for
Repairs.
An EXCELLENT RECORD OF THE SHEEP RANCH
A Ten-Stamp Mill for the Clio.-Pros-
pecting In Progress at the
Ribbon Rock.
CALAvERAs COUNTY.

Chronicle: The Ford mill at San
and we understand the run has proved
: very satisfactory. The suspension, we
are pleased to say, is only temporary,
involving a matter of only three or
four weeks. Dl ing this time the
shaft and works will be completely
overhauled and repaired and prepara-
tions made for continuous work.
Work on the Lone Star mine was
suspended owing To their being minus
a blacksmith. Thy resumed work
Sunday morning.
The Sheep Ranch mine is located on
the East Belt and has been one OF the
most productive and steady paying
mines in the State, IL having turned
out something between $1,000, 900 and
ST, 900, 600 since 1867. 1t has been de-
veloped to depth of 1900 feet and still
good ore is known to eXist on the bot
tom. 1t was opened up by new COM
pany last year aftor five years of idle
ness. 1t is reported that the results
from the crushings III the now mill are
quite satisfactory to the company,
There are many other promising
properties in this district still remain
ing idle and only awaiting the means
to open and develop them into dividend
paying properties.
The Martha is the southern extension
OF the Ritter, and with proper develop
ment, it promises to rival the latter
property in richness. 1t is opened by
a crosscut and two drifts which show
that the average width of the vein is
from II to feet and the ore prospects
we'll in free gold in some places. In
the central crosscut there is I foot
ledge of lowgrade ore. In the north
cut the ledge is l! feet wide and well
ribboned, prospecting well in fine gold.
The south cut shows ledge 3 feet wide
with narrow vein, resembling that of
the Ritter, which prospects well in fine
gold. It's owners are getting ready to
start operations soon and will develop
the property to Il good extent.
Prospect: II. S. Dawson and Francis
Cutting, President and Secretary of
the Eagle Gold Mining Company whose
works are located near Ell Dorado,
passed through town Wednesday, on
their return to Stockton. They had
been up to the mine for several days to
witness the final cleanup for the season.
This mine which is gravel PROPOSE
ton, is one of the best paying proper
ties in the county considering the
amount of money invested. We did
not learn the result of the last cleanup
but know that heretofore it has paid
about SlC0 per day for the time it was
worked. Work for the season has
suspended now on account of lack of
water.
The owners of the Golden Gate mine
situated near Angels, are looking after
their property with view to extensive
operations in the near future. The
shaft is already down IS feet and the
rock runs about 81 to the ton, free
gold, and $40 in sulphurets, with a
ledge of 16 feet. a five stamp mill will
be erected at once and the necessary
machinery for extensive operations.
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20
Death Of Mrs. Datson

After an illness of but few days,
Mrs. Rosa E. Datson, wife of Joseph
Datson, OF the Hamilton tract, this
city, passed to the other shore at I
o'clock a. m. July 10, 1900. The
maiden name of deceased was ,Holtz, a
sister of Mrs. George Kirkwood. She
was married to Mr.. Datson on the 18th
day of last April. The relatives and
especially the bereaved young husband
have the sincere sympathy of the COM
munitY.
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20
Bound Over.

The preliminary trial of Geo. B.
Crandall of Suffer Creek, arrested for
attempting to burglarize the hotel of
which M. D. Nixon is proprietor, was
held Wednesday before Justice Giles.
The prisoner was bound over to the
Superior Court in the sum of $1,000,
and, pending the securing of the bond,
was remanded to jail.
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20

large flow of water. has been struck. A
new 5O-horse power engine is being in
stalled to run the 6-inch and 10-inch
pumps,
AT the Kanaka development work is
being kept back till the new air COM
pressor arrives. The mill is to be kept
running steadily.
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20
Accidents at lone.

Geo. Frates, aged ten years, fell from
load of hay Tuesday and sustained
serious injuries. Mrs. Frates was at
Pacific Grove, but returned by special
train, reaching lone at p. m. the fol-
lowing morning.
Yesterday, about eleven o'clock a.
m. Robert Mccall, aged about 12, son
of D. NJ. Mccall, fell from a wagon
which passed over him. The wagon
being empty he was not dangerously
hurt.
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20
Willing to Tackle Kitto.

SONORA, July 16, 1900.
To Amador LEDGER.
Sir: l see by tho LEDGER that
John Kitto offers to drill double hand
ed contest) for $3.50, ''one man to strike
fifteen minutes"
| am ready to cover any amount that
John Kitto may deposit with any re-
sponsible party, said drilling contest
to take place in Sonora, Angels Camp
or Jackson, the flip of coin to decide
where the contest shall take place, and
the contest to be governed by inter.
national rules. L, PAGE,
Columbia, Cal.
Champion double handed rock driller
of the Pacific Coast.
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20
Under Control.
The following circular from DR.. Look
is self-explaining:

is self-explaining:
JACKSON, CAL, July ID. 1900.
To the Citizens of Amador County:
After having visited jackson the
second time to inspect abe quarantine
regulations adopted there and also to
investigate the conditions as regards
the smallpox epidemic, am pleased to
say that the disease is entirely under
control and that there will be no fur
ther spread OF the contagion.
The quarantine regulations are so
thorough that there has been no case
occurring outside of the members of
the families actually quarantined, and
since the period of Incubation has now
expired, and as all cases and all suspects
have been isolated, there can be no ex-
tention of the disease. Strictest meas
ures of disinfection is and will be car
ried out in every case, and there can be
no danger of distributing the contagion
to the neighboring towns,
In my opinion people from, other dis
tricts can come and go without fear of
contracting the disease and commerce
resumed without the possibility OF
spreading the infection.
1t gives me great pleasure to congrat-
ulate the officers for theirefficient work
in stamping out a disease which seemed
so firmly rooted, and also to the citizens
for their hearty support which they
have given the health officer and ply
sic;ans in suppressing the epidemic.
H. H. Look,
Sanitary Inspector for State Board of
Health.
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20
Ready for Practice.

John Delucchi, of Volcano, step-san
of Mr.. 9. Tam, Tan recently graduated
from the College of Dentistry, San
Francisco. Mr.. Delucchi has not de-
cided where he will locate .for the
practice of his profession. He came
home the first of this week.
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20

State Boom 26 s. S. ST. Paul, near
the mouth of the Yukon river, Behring
Sea, Saturday evening, June 20, 1900
Mr.. and Mrs. Edinger,
Jackson, Cal.
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20
A Pest House,

The question of building permanent
pest heusa will probably be brought
before the Board of Supervisors at the
meeting to be held to-day. In the
meantime, a temporary pest house will
probably be secured, so that those who
disobey quarantine regulations, if any
such there should be, can be arrested
and taken to it.
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20
The Finest Building Lots.

Remember that W. P. Peek has the
finest building lots for sale in Jackson.
Terms easy. SEQ display advertisement
in this paper. 3-2-tf
Twenty yards of white lawn for 81 at
the Red Front. 7-I3.tf
Mrs. Weller employees the only city
milliner in town. 5-4.tf
Give US daily some good bread. Pho.
neer &our makes the best. 4-6-tf*
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20

Ladies' muslin chemise, 20 cents at
the Red Front, t13-tf
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20

You can always get strictly first-class
fresh fish the year round at A. B. Gam
inetti's Central Market. " 6-a'tf
Three pair no-seam socks for "a cents
at the Red Front. 7.13-tt
Amador ledger., 1900-07-20
Bound for Tahoa.

Yesterday morning party OF young
men from Mokelumne Hill en- route to
Lake Tahoe, passed through Jackson.
Among them were: Charles Kean, AL,
Townsend, Harry Kean, Al. McCorley,
John Malaspino and Ed. Ortiz. They
were prepared for a three weeks,
camping expedition.
The evening world., 1900-08-02
Sale Of Hosiery.

Women's 25c. Hose re.
Fancy Lace Opsnvork Hosi,ry. In
black on'y. very sly lish, guaranteed last
color, actual value 1se.
Womens J2c. Hose. Sc.
fuh seamless, baek and tan. good
quality.
Woms1's SOC. Hose, 25c.
imported opeawork Ingram Isle
thread, In back and tan. all ,IIs&
Atn's I2c. Half Hose, Sc.
Pull seamless eolors black and russell
tani vGy reasonable whea priced st
t1c., cone In oil silss.
&en's 'sJ9c. Half Hose. I2c
Very bsst quality. tvo-thrsad cotton,
many ian:y stylss, black and RESET
tanS values rua u high a, 1ye. per pair.
@en 8 35e. Half Hose. re.
on cotton and Isle thread. In 4 variety
Of styles and nswest designs; regularly
sold Tor jSe per pair.
6ildNens s J5c. Hose. &c.
0 6ne quality txi ribbed cotton,
double knees. full seamless. In black
only sizes 9 10 eH regularly priced At
tSe per pair.
The evening world., 1900-08-02

suburban garden.
Judge courthey-Prisonsr What have
you 10 sayl
DETERMINATIONS Honors. I admit oil
the onicer has said. was intoxicated.
but not drunk. on the day mentioned. J
had taken . little too much. but knew
what was doing all the time. Per.
hsps. Your Honors. ! did wabbis q Bit
But. sirs, what ! had ! was esrrv-
Ing TO nv domiciie. was carrying
II psaeeably and quietly. ] vas carry.
Ing II alone, Just a. h,i acquired II.
To that extent ls my offence and no
more.
"Judres-Pfsoner. We are satisAeA
that II you had bean left slons you
would have gone homo. where you had
a righ, 10 go under the eireumstAnees.
Some men are AFRAID 10 70 there In
that condition. You are discharged
The evening world., 1900-08-02
WOMAN TOOK
GIRL AWAY.
Beautiful Mary Shapiro
Rescued from Willy
Temptress.
on ssasss hsne, pspa- Yes
neeAaV wsssy.,

P. se.sss hsas. pssa- Yes
sseAs't worry"
This message to-day rassured Simon
Shapiro. Q vell-to-do tailor Of ~ Fourth
street. Jersey City. when he learned
that his beautiful daughter Mary. thir-
teen years old. had been saved from q
fate worse than death.
Maud Thompson. a.so Known as Maud
stenisy. vas locked up last night In
whumAnuc charged with enticlns the
giri nom her home. and Chief Murphy
expects 10 have the woman In Jail Ia
Jersey City before tonight
Mary Shapiro Is one o! the most beau.
tnul children In Fourth street. She Is
. brunette Of striking appearance and
looks to be at least nresn years old
Last Saturday Afternoon she was missed
from home.
Al evening her parents became greatly
alarmed Mr. shapiro heard that Msry
had bean seen taking to o hashily-
dressed woman Saturday afternoon
The police learned hat NoTah Ma.
euire, another little giri In the same
block had also been accosted BY The
same woman. who asked her II shs dld
not want TO 60 to Boston and make lois
OF money and wear silk dresses"
From her description chief Murphy
believed the temptr.ss Was Maud
Thompson. who II well known 10 the
Jersey CITY police, They concluded thai
the Thompson woman had entlced the
shapiro girl away.
The police learned that Maud Thsmp.
con had gone 70 Wllllmantic and notified
the police thers They arrested her lust
As she vas tosging out the child vita
her In a gaudy gown.
Little Mary went bitterly when she
learned what she had escaped
IRE thompson woman formerly lived
10 Jersey city with Frank Carr. who ls
now serving time IN the Trenton State
prison for burglary.
The evening world., 1900-08-02
BLANKET TIME IS HERE.
Wise Housek-epers Buy Bsdeioth.
las View st the AsassI Low
Price casstSsI.

This isn't exactly the kind Of a day "a
make folks feel Ike wrapping them.
selves up In blankets. but 4, 1. one Of
The best days In the year 10 buy a
blsnkss that will come In mighty handy
when the Summer heat has become A
memory and Jack Frost II running thing,
with a high hand hereabouts. You'll
need blanket or two before the dawn
OF the Twentieth Century.
Maybe you don't know that Il has been
the custom for years Of the house of
ONsi.l q Co In 20, on q great blanket
sale At just this time every year That
ssla blIshment has several thousand
more elanksis than Il wants and ls will.
ing 70 part with them. IN fact. these
BLANKETS were bought siih commercial
fesessh, .asi December. before the
I. = psrs.. ssss''sS sSs, :. Tx ~; y S,9rs ssss
Of blankets AZ less than factory prices.
This means q saving OF something like
~ per cent 10 the purchaser Sho IL
wise choogh 90 take time BY the fore
iess The sale began yss.srtay;
,hs 'f5s ioi ., are rom % s 'i % q ,ii Isn.'s s,I y
with intermediate prices. depending
upon sise mainly. These are California
blankets of the best quality.
In addition there are 500 pairs Of
Eastern .ool BLANKETS. ranging from
- cents upward. The ten-guarfer sire
10 sold st from . cent? 20 t-S Q pair;
sleyen-ausrtsf sire st d cents 70 81 = per
pair, and tvslys-quarter slzs from n.N
20 ~ per pair
BsAspSssds are In line with blankets.
- tho ONe.lls open up Q lot of thess
at prices On a par with them. Ninety
caSss NJ Marpsllies spreads worth from
Qe 70 mo- each are oheret at n.6
10 u-o IN M ssnh.
Gx,y Eases es crochet spreads are pat
IN he ssis az from y cents 70 ti-ss each.
theash taey are worth from 81 n 10 tsD
yust ~ round out this carnival OF los
prizes In betclothing a full line of siko-
line ecmfortables. niled x!lh pure snow.
fake cotton. actually worth dollar ana
. ka.f. ere oHsrsd st q = each.
ms 10 OSeifs srea,ss, annual |
lEslsn svssss .Tvsntsn V TvssV-'
The evening world., 1900-08-02
N 'K|NLEY To
RALLY OHIO.
President to Be Present
at OPENING Of Cam
paiRn There.

CLEVELAND. Aug The opening Of
he Ohio campaign by tho Republicans
Sept . at Youngstown ls to be a poi,i.
cal event Of national Importance.
President Mckinley expects to be on
hand and every EFFORT 10 now being
made by the STATE Committee TO secure
the presence Of 6oy Roosevelt
II 10 expected tina, 300 people will Be
In attendance Youngstown IL part Of
the old Congressional distrie, Of Presi.
den, Mckinley.
The evening world., 1900-08-02

for the missing heal Without result
John Hand, who Vas with Trader the
nish, before he disappeared. Is In the
local Jail charged with a mionr crime
but the poke think he knows something
% the murder
The polite are inves issting In the
hope OF hnting evidence o. connect
Hand with Traders dissppeafanee.
The evening world., 1900-08-02

ven, 10 her room api reused her.
just then big rat ran from the room.
In the morning Miss Healsy eomplsinei
OF q sore neck A black mark showed
where the animal hsi bitten her. The
doctor said that the rodent had been
scared away before any real injury was
inflicted.
The evening world., 1900-08-02
Finest Groceries.

FLOUR. vary finest our regular price
81, only one als'lb. bag 70 a e.s,
toner. tO-mOrrOw. 20
NJ mail orders hI'ed for hour
TOMATOES. fancy Jerseys. big can.
srnlNoLEss BEANS. ae.n.n,. 30
cans, ~
MAINE CORN. supreme quality. can.
PEAS. early June. delicious. tender
can, 10
SUGAR PEAS. extra quality. can. i6
FRYs LONDON GINGER COR
DIAL. a l,tle water make q De
lighfful heyefags a valuable rem.
sdy for sumner complaint. every
hOu.oh0ii should have n; formerly
sold a, - yer bottle. q
REEF EXTRACT. best. half price,
LINZ jr'ics. be. West IndiisS'
worth s.cs tbs price 10 gal
ROOT REER makes 6 gallons. v.ri
best. per bottls. 7
GRAPE JuICE. byhe-, quality. our
fie quarts. 35e our -. plnts, ioc,
our half Pln,s. - lD
BOSED CHlCkkN. or TURKEY.
very nnssi. y ID cans 22e. Lib
cans. 8S
poTryp HAM OF TONGUE. Ssg
ptREE DE FoiE oRas. Ssn fr$S
SALMON lib tall cans. lie. iJ2
ies. and lie; i-lh a;' eans tSS
BoSELEss sARDIyns. French. ssf ~
can 49,. 2le and hS
BISMARCK HERRING. half prios,
oESi'iSE LrmoisE sARDisEk
finest from franss. our regular psies
'ssSsI yssii., iss SL..G n.iiuol Iss,s' ar:
The evening world., 1900-08-02

old giri. OF ~ West One Hundred and
Forty-sixth street 10 under medical
treatment. having been bitten by a rat.
Mrs Heilsy was aroused early yestsf-
day morning by hsaring her daughter
laugh In her sleep.
II though, some ono was hitting my
neck" the sir. said when her mother
The evening world., 1900-08-02
HEAD Of MURDER
VICTIM MISSING.
Decapitated Body of John Ira
der Found in Jersey
Swamp.

bhpGEToN. n. J., Aug i-rhe body
Of John Trader. who has been m!ssins
from his hom- at Por, Elizabeth sine.
last MAroa. sss founi to-day In Indi.
cots swamp ner his ,ity.
The hstd had been cut from the bady,
and had been evidently carried away.
4 search has been nide OF the ,xAmp
The evening world., 1900-08-02
DUKE A SUICIDBY
yicteria's soa satA 20 Have Takes
His Own Life 70 save
suffering.


LONDON. Aug. At h runored here
that the Duke Of saxe-coburs -GothA-
once the Duke OF Edinburgh, Queen
victoria's second son, committed ssitid~
me court phrase. died under distress.
Log circumstances" Is supposed to lndi.
cate the fact.
IL mas been known for -oms time that
the Duke Vas suffering With cahc.r Of
he throat. and his death was sniy a
question of a short time. he realissd
this and Sas very deApondent. Tie 70.
fused 10 submit TO the operation Of
tracfeoiohil, ana on Monday night. u
IL suppoi "a. took his own life.
II ls recalled that his eldest son and
heir committed suicide several year,
sgo when he was also suaerinS from an
iLcurabie aiiment.
The body Of ihe Duke IL now In g.
A0riu ChurcA, where N was taken yes
terday from Rosnau Castle Ths fu.
neral will be held Saturday and Sill be
attended by Emperor William.
The evening world., 1900-08-02
The Maids Dresses.

In pretty stripes. pointed backs. full
fronts trimmed With braid, full 90
skirts, with deep hens. 20
Made Of paeais. plsitsi backs, full
fronts of hets and finsy traid.
,rnn over eolar, Extra vide 4 30
skirts. boy
Also Of psfe,lt, In fancy stripes piitsi
front and hack, with Insertion Of fincy
braid, band eolar. trimmed 4 "a
cuffs, full skirts. hoy
sscoai Fioof. ss,h n s,o..
The evening world., 1900-08-02
VERY hot WAVE COMING.
h's ins In The shade Oss West
sad We Are Apt to Get some

A very M, waS. Is oomins this way
from the West. Al Rapid city. wyo..
and Bismsrs y. .. the nsreury hangs
at ss In the shah.
1t is coming IN this dirsctiou and ven
Sc, II, soo, unlsss some philsnshropas
area of ooolness intsrcepts Il and knocks
NOS, Of the eaio-e ou, Of Il Ms
prcphe,s ere not . bit hopeful
But very otsn the hoi,es, Western
waves are derec,sd or 60, here In mod.
IN ID intensity.
The evening world., 1900-08-02
Our 14c. Collar-S.,. noo,.

We have vet to see collar sold at less than &C. that
equ, to our t4c. Collar Twenty-one hundred count
pure linen back and 'front.' ourpy improved b,r-end but
tonholes ihirtynne shapes
The evening world., 1900-08-02
GIRL BITTEN BY A RAT
Attached ~ Hes Sleep. she Drsaa-
81 that seaeSS1y was nit
lag Mes.

Miss orsos Hehey. . ninstetn.y year
The evening world., 1900-08-02

Th; FOREGOING Goods on Sale Friday.
The evening world., 1900-08-02

a,nS Tir RuS,ii Ciliskin otioris,
hand sa,s-',..a ..: I'd .'l,S bull Sa,l!Gs $l.74
The evening world., 1900-08-02

n you've need
To advertise.
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Aal you'u b visA
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-14

ing in Hawaiian, II; Book of Mormon
class, $780, church history class, $780,
preaching in English at 1880,
The subject at the evening service
will be THE Resurrection"
Seventh Day Adventists: Rev. B. L.
Howe, pastor; meeting place, chapel in
Printers Lane. Sabbath, Sabbath
school, 10; preaching, IL; Sunday, Sun
day school, 4; preaching, 1880; Tuesday,
prayer meeting 1880; Thursday, Bible
study, Z,
Young Mems Christian Association:
Meeting for Men, 4. Subject; Easter
Messages" II. e. Coleman will lead
the meeting.
Salvation Army, Murray Hall, King
street; Major George Wood, Captains
Mathis and Mills Knee drill, Z; holi-
ness meeting, 1O:3O; Junior companies,
2:3O; Bible class $3.50; open air service,
7:15: altar service and conclusion of
self-denial effort, 8; farewell of Cadet
Mcleod for Wailuku.
Central Union, the Methodist Episco-
pal and the Christian churches will
unite in union services every evening
during Holy Week.