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The sun., 1900-01-23
No Conclusive Results Have as
Yet Been Effected by
Butler.
BRITISH WAR OFFICE PLANS
1t is Said That After Ladysmith h
Has Been Relieved, as one ais
Expect il will be, Das n
10 Kimberley Will
Follow.

London, Jan. Nothing has been re
eeived or at least given sut by the war
sfRce to indien4e that ANY conclusive re-
-nlt has been reached by the Brft1sh
fsrecs In the region Of the upper Ingels'
and the lack Of information resardnS
what rnen and musnirHs the Boers have
la reserve prevents accurate deterHlhs
tiox Of the neasure Of renl success at
trading the tive days hard Sighting. All
phst can be said Is that the British seem
to I've daggedly advancing ia the face oil
an cnuaIly stubborn resistance.
AT the cisse Of Sundays fighting the
repubIIcass had merely evacuated their
first line 81 defense to take up another
ssrri,irculnr position short distance in
the rear, recalling the sid surEher rusc
| by which the Beers have previously nian'
aged to erticr the British int fatal traps
1 Though there !. considerable anxiety
MS to- the immediate result OF General
Bullers dash at I1adysmith, which latel
DEVELOPMENTS ndicate was undertaken
indeptndent of Picld Marshal Lord Rob
crts, the war Office has now come to tn
conclusion that the relief Of l4sdysmitf
il only matter Of a short time.
Dash to Kimberley.
According TO the war office officials
ideas. dash to the relief Of Kimberlc
will quickly follow the relief ~ Lady
smith. and then will come 2 long spell 2
organization. and perhaps three nr fou
months viii clapse before the column 4
columns win have the transport in I
shape 10 advance with thr certainty {
meeting with no scriou- rcyerscs. Ia
! latter conditions are held hy tho author
ia Ia H. absolutely essen'inl before al
forward movement toward the nyasio
! II Nm Transvaal * begun hence thor"
. small nrobnbi,;ty IL the war ending insit
I II six months.
I Dispatches from elsewhere il Soul
Afiica give trivial details ~ minor IN
: penings and 10 not illuminate tllc stu
Y tion.
I Ihe widow 81 General Wauchnpc IN
4 open letter hoty denies the stories n
!. the general in any way criticised Gene
) N Methuen. She says General Wa
z .hape's last mention Of General Methu
2 to hcF was contained in 4 letter from
9 Orange river. dated Nov. -. as follows
i II expect Methuen will halt at 7
e Modder rirer for some days before nus
n ing forward. lie has had hard time
it and must be real gallant soul
shove along as he does.
Lord Woyciey has also issued den
IN thc report that the war p'iice i IN p
Is session of letter from General w
chopc, written the night before the p
H tlo VA Mngersfantein, saying i would
Al tho last letrcr hc would write, As he !
y Frcu asked u perform ~ iapossI
5asS. Hal h5 hHl ciihcr to oteg u y
~ .aIninr li. NMnEl.
The sun., 1900-01-23
CiFt Is Harvard Hospital.

Cambridge. Mass., Jam - Amannch
mpnt il made tJat the gift ~ S1ht44 u
Harvard university for thp pusnp.e III cs=
tahIishiug hospital AMI infiimary faf
Sick students lii James Stillman Of New
York city Till, hcgu donbled hy that grn.
tlcmau making the total gift 100000
II wa found. because of the advance IN
Tie price 81 .cnl estate and of htilaiua
matrrials, that the original sum was HI
sufficient u lgoyi!r such building 4,
lie donor in'radcd y eiyr, and ~ learn
ing IL tic conditions Nh. Stillnar ulnte.
diatcly maar his second gift Gienne
will he brolcn IL the early SlaS f3r ~
nov ho.P,taL %hich i q he eahei Still
MAN ha.
The sun., 1900-01-23
CHINA Backs DOWN.
Acquiekce~ In French Demands For
Kwnngchnnwan Territory.


Kwnngchnnwan Territory.
Tacoma. Jan. % The steamer Mon
mauthshirc brings news from Shanghai
that China has acluiesced IN French de.
mnnla for territory nj Kwangcharvan
hay after two more Chinese defeats
China has dismissed the viccrny ~ tive
Kwnng provinces, appointing III HING
Chang To succeed him China also agrees
IL icrnptnte the Prefrei who began the
warfarr 9@finst thp Frtnch aud q Hay
2n0.0nD tnrls Indemnity ~ thc families
of I'rrnchmrn Wno weFr killed. Frrnch
pldcrs Ill Tnnsin afr greatly oHted and
declare thlt while Er2'aHd Il busy II
Africa Franco should e.tei~ II spherl
~ influence over KwunstHng. Kwanss
anl Nnnnan aul demand equality viii
England ID Szcrluen
on Dec. -, 50 French soldiers w-r'
sent into the interior o make d demon
stration ana prevent further native nip
risings. They engaged body Of Chi
ncso troops and fought their way through
| 4 mob then surrounded them. but va
driven back. Ono hundred natives wcr
killed Or wounded. 'rhc same week thre
companies IL marine infantry chargel
Chinese regulars killing -. Frenrl
warshps then threatened to go up til
river and lombard Canton, ~hercupo
4 China yielded.
The sun., 1900-01-23
rx-coyernor Charged with rrand.

Vow l0rE. lln. y n I -1.II HaW 0i1
trial bciola Justice i'asehna i the 81.
promo cont Thomas n. Walton, former
governor ot Cannccicut- i Charged With
frara AMI conspiracy. Thr complainant
Il Joseph N. pular q IT, Ninety-sixtE
strcei. III II seeking tn annnluent Of
i contract al.i decd IN whish A. con
ycvcd property yslnctl At S50,lAsi ~ Ciey-
qfgnr Syalier and .Nllged II. Page MI
Puilar asserts ii his complaint thai tha
conveyance was p&ecuted while hc wns
nndrr the inhucace of alcoholic stimu
lants aud did not kasw what h. wa, do
ing. Ii. claims that he did nst know o.
the TRANSACTION until months afterward.
The sun., 1900-01-23
BRYAN IN NEW YORK.
The silver Leader interviewed Re-
gnrdina Ills PinRs.

BHrhInE Ills FInRs.
New York jan p william Jennings
Bryan i at the Hoffman House in this
city. lie was acl onspanicd from Jersey
Cits. where b. arrived on 4 Pennsylvania
train from Washington, w James Oliver
sergeant at arms Df the Democratic ma
tiDnal committed Mr. lirysn was asked
in view Of the contradictory statements
recently made AZ 10 his policy. how he
81 tsod, and he replied: II stand on the
same lines, ! am not abandoning any
platform or any principles shall talk
on silver, the trusts and Imperialism"
"YsH place silver Grnty' was suggested
II make no special erder," sGid Mr..
Bryan Amy one Of theis is enough ts
kill the Repa hiicaH party.
Mr.. Bryan WAS asked what the pres
pects for Demscratic sHceess were. NJ
said:
II think they are good. The right il
bound to win in the esa. "
1t was poiaied out to Mr.. Bryan tim
he was represented by a aewspaper Al
having abandoned the silver question
He sniled and said:
''aomrtnnes people put words in N,
mouth that | have not uttered. Ssme
times they pslt words ints nay mouth ex
pressisg sentiments do net hold an'
wisies hiey~ desire to represent me as hnv
ing shall talk on all tAe subjects
have mentisned throughout my trip"
| Nr. Bryan was asked IL he favored tn
holding VI tho Demoaatic convention il
tfas city He said:
II don't care ia discuss this matter.
am net the per~nH to decide or discus
that sert Of thing"
Mr.. Brynn was asked nuaber Of ett
er qnestiors. hat he replied in an abrup
manner aud said that hia views were :
wei kaowR On then that il would be
work st snpcrerogatlsn to make furtse
| n raa cnra
The sun., 1900-01-23
General Markets.

New York Jan. %.
FLOrR-State and western held higher and
rnet a fair demand; Minnesota patents. $40
atta3 winter straights, S351nj.40; winter ex-
tras. Saf5l3.s5.
WnEAr- opened strong and active on bull
iii Liverpool cables, general buying, partly
for foreign account, and prospects for better
export trado it hetd strong all the morning
a. con .n,iea densnd; May, :: y 'lGa19'4c.
July. = = ldaiak4c,
RYE steady. state, 5ja5ae., &. ]. 4, New
York, ear !ets No. western, tNS-c. \ 2
a5oat.
CuEN Fi-u ana hishe- wila wheat end
lc.4 le4risa re am8at asares tlau eApeet-
eH. MAY. ~ 5a5 5i-lEe.
oATs Firu, trtas, wAita, stats 3l..a ~,
tfgti a 55l# 5te. Wf- tern, II
pOBE atea 81. tae sil]tlt t3m4ia, 800
ai175
TARD Flrw 4rme ~.-tcrn teaH f.3 3-c.
ECETEH e@gs .eta a4rE ia-sa@ state
rtHs a H.@ 44 rse,
fs 5g ftN aH. l.t at3
EGa@ Fiaa Ail4 a. -.e.t
Nt tstG..#e
e4Esat .li zsAs.. e,-i.
a9f.AS ae-7e.
t4G4UEa dltA' t34
Hs.L5 .ts g saafts slsa
HAY- -taaay setiras u.a,5ca gga ID
choice, sA
The sun., 1900-01-23
i.acai ltI8tations.
The Sun delivered at the
deOr. 6 cents a week
Everybody : siagazine FOR February

Tap February number III Every body's
Magazine i hilrd With that "a i+nable
combination II amusing and profitable
reading tatr witch THE publication is al
ready woll Known. TIE 'r'mple Ex-
pianatiu4" far tie month il . the sub
4,ntii trnNeycara and the writer tx
p,aius in Il i, niaikably clear al.d gri phlc
manner int low electricity il enerated,
ana hoW il runs the car For Il ruiely
semitic suij j4ct it has ben treated With
astonishing simplicity apd' breNity, and
no one can read the article without IN
trre-t and p"aft.
A leading article on armies That do
not Mean tn Eight is very goad reading
! indeed, and fully illustrated account OF
the ravases of typ onn in the Philip.
pines gives vivid i2ea II the power OF
tnese periodic storms in 0nr new posses
sinns. People who are fond 7t animals
will he pleased with the two articles lin
Praise Of Cats" ard "Wbat Dog Can
Do.n Short stories in the number are
"The Woman Who Was No Good, v
Sword and Mitre," Checked by
Chance" The Tragedy Of jean Pol
sarth," "a Private Chivalry," The
Gurste and the Actress "a g'~od list o
snod stories The dppaftn,Pnt On 'Popu
ar Books of the Month" is continue
md the "Snap Shnt lntprvi.w" i,r Fet
nary il with Eta Wie'er Wicax a.
agetLtr. biz ten cents worth.
The sun., 1900-01-23
TEE CLARK CONTEXT.
More Evidence Heard Regarding Al
legged Offers 10 Bribe.

legged OGers TO Bribe.
Washington, Jan. % when the sem
ate comisittee un privileges and elections
began its session for the continuance Of
its inyestiss tion Of the charges Of bIib-
cry in connection with the election Of
Senator Clark Of Montana, ex-senator
Faulkner informed the committee that
the Ector letters had not yet arrived. He
said they had left Butte last Monday
night and were expected hourly.
The first witness Of the day was A. L..
Smith, president Of the Aontons Nation
sl haak Of Helena. Eyidecdy the pur-
pose Of calling Mr. Sisith Was 10 show
transa ctious OF the baAk involving Sena-
tor Clark or members Of the last Aeatn-
ma Legislature. Nj. ss~ith said the snnk
kept NO recsrs Of ii ,sss bills passing
slrsagh 1t, and he did act rememb-r CIV
ing any cut except in sRe sF tive in
stances, uksrh eases were net csRseeted
with the Legislature sf the seHstsrisl
sontest. He slss said tAst his sssk aaa
the bank Of Clark & kros. Of Butte eI-
ehangnd bssins~.
! Patrick w. Murray, a member Of the
NJ ostsna legislature, frsm Bate, testified
TINT hp had several tinaes been approach
1
for the senate. He detailed the Rarticu
lars ct two interviews with a Mr.. Gal
lick. supporter ~ Mr.. Clark. whs hat
ON beth eccasions held up his hands aae
spread sut his fingers and thumbs, asy
ing that he tthe witaessi could hny'
that" fer his vote IL cast fer Hr. Clsrl
for the senate.
He also said that George Casey ha'
come tn kita to buy piece Of ninini
ground which the witness swRed. bu
that the condition Of the sale was tha
he should vote for Mr.. Clark for the sea
ate. He had refused an the proposition
because Mr.. Clark had opposed the elet
ton Of the ticket on which he had mad
the race for the Legislature. Mr. Mnrra
said he had not becp employed by d
DAILY for some time and was under n
obligations to that gentleman.
At this point the prosecution announce
TINT they had no more witnesses on han
and the committee adjourned.
The sun., 1900-01-23
sherio c1n.... rim rotterx.

Ip0u.. y. Y.. .srl. ,a2 lar l.Sens p"t-
ftfy. apc 10 tht Oldest IL t.c statc, ias
fara eayca h5 FhaHih Whreira u er
oldttal mortgages hrll 81 tie Locus >A-
fauul banE. Iac politely hbs an avnHt%n
amaal oatput Il 1ao0oo Ions III stone
Wa5e and wus established il 80 ~ n.
tA ,rl; " Co. Il was purclRsed py 'llceh
Fisher. tbr present ownrr. II lNtN ainl
wA- rehrilt ii lsA0 Tiic Lyons Nation
II bank has mortgages covering ne en-
tic plant. machinery and stock. besides
which there are unsatisiird judgments
held by employees for wages.
The sun., 1900-01-23
rh. co,d,horora1 yery Fn.t.

Portland. Or. IAN - The final built
ers trial trip Of the torpedo boat destroy
er GodshornrSh was made ON the colun
hia river. The result was 80 satisfactory
thnt il has bcrn thought unnecessary 10
mass another huil.rrs' trial The an.
shlnery worked III absolutely pGTfrct or
der The boat started with 25o F"rnfs
II steam pressure and for a time made
5e'3 revolutions. This is ~ rcvniatinrs
more than is required to mai., 30 knots.
The sun., 1900-01-23
,n.r,,,aa rencration.

tYirrgo. Ian. -. y. Coilc, London
,,,crchant wha il On hi4 way homo after
= tbr,.. mcnt..s, visit to Australia, says
Nm me- federation II tic antipodran ccle-
#.5. I'M ~ N. accomplished. Ever.
,,hrc I tYavcled in Australia -ael !
~. ,o.si II IN ,hc eol'ri"s taa 20
Nh ara ii frg.f u fcd'~atiea.' sa.d 'lr.
w ,.fa fl,S G1.nats-' "a = - aitsa
I'M. +, ~ rssn'r. afA y viii Est e n1'r'
,,,a. .,.e r,Gyrhs hassrc thc rsa = -
a3r.thssN.
The sun., 1900-01-23
n.,,,nnn,. ennlipo4 rlasnc.

Time lauS. lna Jan N tnuf
rase. Ell smlilpny Aan b'cA reporigh n
Hill, city. lil Clay eity ~ casrt haNe
heen lepnlrd lhc disea-r II general,
bpt NJ h Hiili far'n i Il mastiS conlnnd
t5 ill., Mining districts whore the reSl-
danfs arc mora 5r less ignorant ana on
pasei III vucraaij,a. The dtfe-ed IT,,
tric,s have lrn auarantined by the STATE
buard ~ health The outbreak Y TN
,,.ll..t thnt hns nnnMrrnd since 1850.
The sun., 1900-01-23
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TAGAL CITY FALLS.
Tnnl, Insurgent Heahgnarters, HAS
Been Captured by Major johnson.

Washington. Jaa. - General 0ts
sends wnfA vi TIE capture W The laGa
hradfGarnrs AZ Taai With tae loss q
uHe AnnFieap
o;raegI $alvan Il advancing ~ See
lasa r.i" arr hea y .htieG ..el H
4ag Aa6uaitn comes IL t3r faloWias
Jan 2t 'IaHa l#faa
iH
tA
4aL 1sA=
a-a4t M af.
.tetgt df3rl tat cnaiay tHeanElt
Il l.c.resg Ua q 1tt. ao hg atta,k@. ae
I .o#fg@In a8tlat SET t3t sIg and ain,r [ ae
45,.tH8.n inFiaH. .fte enemy Wa- HAS,
s. rl, rcticati:.g III many dis1tliat-.
4 .loan an's rasalilias. 4" man I.illel, 4tl.'
.orio ,-ly hid two aIishtly wounded. Fout
frllpireps aad quantity u mites "ere
capturpd. ft.s mayemnt II 'i"Insai
wa4 ally condurt>i a.4l important ~ W.
sdlts
.t,rpmy reported III large fa.cc aiat1
h6.yiiy intrcnfhed II and naar Sahta
4 rf,2 I.arnna H. Ray. Sehvan i swing
ias his troops ou this paint, lis Iaft Y
tar tawn u Eur, 4 frw mite oaat g
ralnnIhl, Ills 44h. consisting u eavSi:Y
III Tie city oi 'raynbas
The MN department hn7 received ga
blcslam from t;aucra. 0hs stating tha
General Whcp.er WIN sail from Mani!i
Wednesday, on tie transport Warren 20
III" tfnittd states by way Of e'pam ah'
I3nolala.
The sun., 1900-01-23
nnanlRe.ast nrnken.

Nasaies, \. T., Jan. 22.--News rcceiv-
ra from thu state OF Sonora, i'll Mexico,
indicates that the Yaaui Indian revolt,
wsich has ~ tsed the Mexican govern
,nent vast a,Ast:nt OF troub!e and mncA
Inss ef ;,te, is nav practically ended and
that tho 1Rtliana have been dispersed, -,s
being Killed aad $40 taken prisoners, tue
rcnaaat aeeiag in confusion to tae noun
ta;ns. A ncssHEc fgona Ortiz, a ste tiNn
on thr Sonora railroni, reports that crr-
rers froro Meceynte STATE they made a
last ard desperate, 4taad acainst the Mss-
! lean troaas un,ior General Luis Tories
and we're ceiaFlotely overcome.
The sun., 1900-01-23
Iilc t i'ea:,,

F.@sa4. aU4 he .f9 @H3
WI Hi ag
f..a fHla U1
aar 4iuG
t l
@
aaa Fiji fa aat
se4- FIJI isnaan II t!.a 9 H
ri.E Il aan1. VIII a a
tcagH faHiiir an atFrfdf Nedlih-
mn iaerIHa,4 If i}Ir faaily WVle ID 5
dnkc's tedsiac 1heu III dieis
The sun., 1900-01-23
MnEr.n,. .!o., -, !.

sHarmaa Hn &aItta Aa
EGls h. aJa4 nnfnia- cGts.l lT
el HHlg Z tavtts aH
ea .si Ql tAe lt.sa f.ttM M
II @i Nti#aftd at 4ts l44s
t., #9.1
ra. u @
- G# sIlsaa sAia4 t'it! .i
aai1 alaas l
@a9 t.#
pf sta# a@et Ht
f~N oS e
aasSed -
reae al ls Nt#
ea II aeit ait1 Nusta ii#
,ia 2iteh a.a
Fa,. issaf- 1r1cl. IA taair r.,ky fs*t.
ae4ses aal the ssaattsi trh4eify ahd A
tar inalr-lH Al t@ d1g tao BFitish had
Hly advanced across i teW ridges iht
4! as aIpaHcAty have lew guns, aAa
tEeE l.d Itttc danaae.
tap1n Henley oi HE Dublin fnslleef'
ran molialis wounded While leading IN
men ta stiae i frcsh point of vantage.
The sun., 1900-01-23
pcnnett Far senate secretary.

Washington, IAN. senator Platt of
New York will present the same Of eK-
Representatiye Bennett oC New Ysk to
thc Republican caacus Tor secretary Of
the sea,ate when il assen, eies on Wednes-
day and the general opinion is that he
will bs noy aatea. It Is also believed
that Dani6 RaAsdeli Of lndisRs will be
named for serseaRt-st-srTis.
The sun., 1900-01-23
,,,k. IsrocfOr's yi!stase.

Miss Mary Proctor. tho astronomer
and lecturer. frequently gives her ptsr-
sonal services towan entertMniHs
poor children and adults aenerahy
her lectures arc we'll received. Now
ami then thcrr are exceptions. On one
occnalon bright eyed little boy. who
sat In the from; row with his eYo'
ffxrd upon the speaker. was asked how
NJ Hied il Il guess" be said. III vas
prrtty good. hut she ought IN tsls
about Hons and tigrrs. That's bcttei
for ryerytisdy."
~ another lecture yonnESfF crit
Icia,d h,yr IA f0ilowH "It'a ~ yrrT wei
tn talk oy wrishing and n"nsui1ns
stars. There are aoine p,oF'n, of eorrso
vino hcllevr fsst shst ~ fhanI. h1t
shp fhiaas sac can faoi ss hoys wi'l
ssch sahy tsiss shes ysfy HsNch hst'
The sun., 1900-01-23
wc,y pI,,forn cnunes TroubIe.

Toronto, Jam -. During tho annual
sunday schoL anniversary services of
mn Centennial Methodist church 4 plat
form on which were seated nearly 2uo
children collapsed None of the children
was seriously hurt. The greatest eonfu-
sim rrevailed in the part Of the church
wherc sat tho parents of the children.
Mothers tainted away. while other lafie'
went into Mysteries. The occurrence
hrota M fh, services.
The sun., 1900-01-23
w. 4. w.. A.annl Mset

rutsburg, JaR. % The aasrnl meet
n tse T,agga. - Aiae4iosa WheAmrH q
ta,a win l,e hclsi ia asilwauken. This
u, t,at b,,,s lsctde,i nrsaistsHniy by the
eSe,+7tiye cuHniittce. The date OF t!lr
xs., wHi se sxad la.er. i'FsaartSisa,
-; 81 se.s3n iiac7e&iasaly 4ltaeels, 4
wsi eashalI,g not - hoii uHti late is ~
J4s,sasr.
The sun., 1900-01-23
nhc Mnrfc nelenred.

Berlin. nan. -. i dispatch received
here ffom !trhan SAYS the German bars
Marie. oaaed with sulphur, which was
raptnrcd -ariy il Jaaualy ~ Tie British
n 5iscr Fearless and taken 10 Port Elizn-
beth, has been ,acDlniiiionaily released.
The sun., 1900-01-23
Nash.s stcp~ou wc,ls .,a3arc-c.

6'ollmbrs. g.. Ian. - i,cirty i SIR
srisei ~ tac announcement titt David
praflcr, strt.eu ~ Hnvwpor NASH, ~
Gently m1'Tira 1 ynurs IersHese y'fl il
lNnar II r sfii tfn"cnT NHrii h GR
FlfasoT ErahHr Il NJ present Il tiia or'-
is'~ sf tlc tn5ted Statcs gDyctaiarns il
K-'ea
The sun., 1900-01-23
u...ian,,icx Tor rhiilprinca.

san Francisco. IAN. M MH,io'
lixt churrh n nbaut 10 begin active mis-
sinn,ry woiS III Inc Philippines under
fbn supqfvision 81 bishop J. II. Ihohn.n
Min n#c Miss /. y. WiSmer, Miss Mary
Il. Cody ana lnr Norton of ONO hHa 1,
Miss NostaS il Michigan They will SAL
on The China or Wednesday, aerompa-
nicd ny Miss u. Anderson, VINO Is soihs
/, dn missionary wori. III Malasia.
The sun., 1900-01-23
The Business People

afford to ignore newspaper medium through which
attract peoples attention And having once attracted az
on it is enough your oars but keep Their eyes
Eed oil you by
The sun., 1900-01-23

E4s3 The sac aud get all
ha aes-s. Gaii9a-,pd at ysur
assg 6 eests a week.
The sun., 1900-01-23
Financial and Commercial.
I New Ynrk. IAN. q.

3.
Money on cali easier ~ per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 43+a5t9 per cent sterling
exchange easy. w;tA MfuRl huSse-4 III bank
a., biils Ill sisGs.ai.T far arnanl ann at
u ,.,s;at.S4 fir tNtias- ps4ted rates s4.sii3a
1 5Hnd SisS CnnHHri ei4l all- s4sa;.s3lg.
silver rer ii ptrs, iG abzla liat snNer. 545sc.
Mrs.ca# attHts. stz 4et n"NefAIheht bohds
wr f -;ite ied'.7 54 t!Ye i.dltfoad bonds
The sun., 1900-01-23

Read The San and set III
tks nsrs. dtEger9A st YoNf
deer s sspts y week.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-03-08

There sat the Brother Man on the step.
the mans face and then died out.
Yes, yes; you are beginning to live on
your simpler basis. You are doing as
you preach, That must feel good"
Yes" replied Philip. lit does feel
good. Do you think. Brother Man, that
this will help to solve The problem?"
what problemi"
"Why. the problem of the church and
the people-winning them. saving
them"
Are your church members moving
out of their elegant houses and coming
down here to liver? The old man ask
ed the question in utmost simplicity.
"No; did not ask them"
@You ought to-"
what! Do you believe my people
ought literally to leave their posses
sions and live among the peopleY
Philip could not help asking the
question, and all the time he was con-
scious of strange absurdity. mingled
with an unaccountable respect for his
visitor and his opinion.
Yes" came the reply. with the
calmness of light. Christ would de-
mand 1t If he were pastor Of Calvary
church in this age. The church MEM
bers, the Christians In this century,
must renounce all that they have or
they cannot be his disciples"
Philip sat profoundly silent The
words spoken so quietly by this crea-
ture tossed upon his own soul like
vessel In a tempest. He dared not say
anything for moment. The Brother
Man looked over and said at last.
what have you been preaching about
since you came hereY
"a great many things"
what are some of the things you
have preached aboutT
"Welp-Philip clasped his hands
over his knees-@I have preached about
the right and wrong uses of property.
the evil OF the saloon, the Sunday as
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-03-08

THE GRUCHNON OF PHILIP STRONG.
BY REV. CHARLES M. SHELDON,

Author OF In His Steps: What Would Do p alcom
Kirk" Robert Hardys Seven Days." Etc
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-03-08
A Little Known Fact.
ITO be Continued.)

That the majority of serious diseases
originate in disorder of the kidneys.
Foleys Kidney Cure is guaranteed. Try
i today il you're not feeling we'll. Green
& Bentley Drug Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-03-08

should be hindered from putting
that desire into practical form2"
"The question is, Mr.. Strong" said
one Of the other trustees, whether this
is the best way to get at it. We do
not question your sincerity nor doubt
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-03-08
C. III. HARE, %. ID. S.,
Dental PaFIOTS

South Side Square, over. Mattlson'sI New
Harness Store, formerly the Farmers & Trad
ers Bank.) HOME Pa0NE-Ofice 800; Resi-
dence 400. lS6w23tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-01
MISTAKES WILL
BE SET Alright
Board OF Registration Will
Sit on Election Day for
Errors.

Voters whose names are on the wrong
precinct list will be permitted to vote on
election day by having the mistakes recti-
fied by the Board of Registration. The
f-oard win sit on election day and up to
the time of the closing OF the polls win set
Alright the errors that may have crept into
the lists Lorrin Andrews. chairman Of
the oahu Board, said yesterday:
The Board has been sitting six hours
every day getting up the oficial lists of
voters and doing other work connected
with the election We expect to finish
mis- tomorrow After that we do not ex-
y ect to sit. unless business calls us toeeth-
ers until election day. Then we shall he
IN session all day.
III 2 voter fnds his name ON the wrong
nst aii ne has TO do Ia to notify any menu
ter OF the Board. A meeting win then be
called at once and the error Corrected.
Inc Board will certify to the INSPECTOR
tnat any particular registered voters
anne ~ entitled to be on the list Of reg
is:eied voters for the precinct where he
scsides- On this certificate the Inspector
OF election VIII: FSt the name on the list
ana the voters car vote. This can be
done at any time before the closing of the
polls. and the voter need not lose his vote
Isi:Aply through q clerical error or mistake
In transcribing. The Board has fun pow
Ter to make all needful corrections"